Radio Technician – Network Communications | ACT | NV1
Radio Technician Network Communications Specialist
Australian citizenship required. Must be able to obtain Negative Vetting Level 1 security clearance.
Location: ACT (Onsite).
RFQ Details
RFQ ID:
LH-*****
Agency:
Australian Federal Police
Closing Date:
10:***** Nov **** (Australia/Sydney)
Estimated Start Date:
Monday, 01 March ****
Initial Contract Duration:
12 Months
Extension Term:
Other
Number of Extensions:
Not specified
Experience Level:
APS6 equivalent
Security Clearance:
Must be able to obtain Negative Vetting Level 1
Location of Work:
ACT
Working Arrangements:
Onsite in ACT, with potential travel Australia-wide; remote/flexible work at Buyer's discretion
Maximum Hours:
7.5 hours per day
Technology is a critical enabler of the AFP's operational and corporate services to ensure that we achieve our purpose. We use technology to assist frontline policing and protective services through direct tactical interventions in investigations, and to strategically maintain, sustain and evolve our foundational technology platforms and architecture.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
Providing operational support and technical advice through the acquisition, development, deployment, installation and maintenance of systems for use in Mobile Radio and fixed site communications equipment
Maintenance of the mission critical AFP radio network
Management of the national radio system using technologies including P25 and WAVE
Support the uplift of radio and communications capability through enterprise program management activities
Support and provide advice on the planning and implementation of telecommunications devices,



networks and systems such as voice, radio, P25 core, two-way, data, microwave, satellite and digital data systems
Support and assist AFP in commercial discussions with State Radio Networks and vendors
Issue and return of radios (controlled items) for BAU and special operations
Decommissioning of redundant radio sites
Support and assist in the AFP management of encryption for all radio devices
Support to operational vehicles and electronic items such as Digital Record of Interview (DROI)
Assist in the design and implementation of radios systems in Pacific islands
Assist in training of Pacific island technicians through mentoring and face to face delivery
Maintains and monitors network performance including investigating and resolving complex and system-wide network issues to meet operational requirements using a wide range of diagnostic tools and techniques
Engages with and influences stakeholders to ensure services and solutions are developed to meet agreed service levels and quality standards to address client needs
Undertakes contract management and procurement activities with State Radio Networks and vendors, including overseeing and measuring the fulfilment of contractual obligations
Supports day-to-day management, resource planning and work allocation within the team to meet agreed service levels




Monitors the external setting to gather intelligence on emerging technologies and evaluate the potential impact, threat and opportunities
Contribute to the uplift of radio and communications capability through enterprise program management activities including identifying and exploiting new technologies and improving existing technologies, ensuring they are fit for purpose and fit for use within operational context
Work effectively in a small team environment
Provide knowledge/skills transfer to other teams
Record and maintain files/information in accordance with AFP requirements
Technical Skills
Mobile Radio and fixed site communications equipment support and maintenance
P25 and WAVE national radio system management
Telecommunications devices, networks and systems (voice, radio, P25 core, two-way, data, microwave, satellite and digital data systems)
Network performance monitoring, diagnostic tools and troubleshooting
Encryption management for radio devices
Selection Criteria
The buyer has specified that each candidate must provide a one page pitch to address all criteria specified. This is equal to **** characters.
Essential criteria
Solution The extent to which the potential supplier's response meets the AFP's requirements as set out in the ATM documents
Ability to deliver The extent to which the potential supplier demonstrates its capability and capacity to provide the requirements.
Whole of life costs The whole of life costs for the AFP. Evaluation includes the quoted price and any costs the AFP will incur after accepting the potential supplier's response.
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