RADIO FREQUENCY USE AGREEMENT HIRED EQUIPMENT FC-100R

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1 STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND FIRE PROTECTION RADIO FREQUENCY USE AGREEMENT FC-100R (Revised 4/6/18) RADIO FREQUENCY USE AGREEMENT HIRED EQUIPMENT FC-100R This agreement is required by Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Rules and Regulations to permit authorized equipment contractors to utilize radio frequencies assigned to California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) during the performance of contract obligations while supporting CAL FIRE suppression or other emergency operations. This agreement will be entered into only with those equipment contractors who have completed the CAL FIRE-294 Emergency Equipment Rental Agreement (EERA). 1. Cooperator Radios Accepted for Fire Use AGREEMENT FOR USE OF RADIO FREQUENCIES RADIO EQUIPMENT: It is mutually agreed between CAL FIRE and the contractor, that the contractor agrees to acquire, at their own expense, mobile or portable radios to operate on the designated radio frequencies, as directed by the authorized CAL FIRE representative. The contractor agrees to utilize only radios currently listed on the National Inter-Agency Fire Center (NIFC) Approved Radios document dated 11 May 2016, and FCC type accepted for operation under FCC Rules Part-90 or Part-88 (as may be adopted by the FCC). The Approved Radios document is attached but can be found at this link: https://www.nifc.gov/niicd/docs/approved_radios.pdf. CAL FIRE follows the guidance that the radios listed on the NIICD link above are the only authorized radios for Federal fires. CAL FIRE is mandated by the State Administrative Manual (SAM) to utilize the Governor s Office of Emergency Services - Public Safety Communications (PSC) to build all radio loads, program radio loads, and repair all radios utilized for CAL FIRE s first responder missions. Significant time, effort, and public funds are spent throughout the year to prepare radio loads for all of CAL FIRE s radios. These are the loads used by the PSC techs during the incidents for radio cloning and general programming. The radios that are supported by the creation of these loads are as follows: BK GPH/DPH Commander (Portable) Relm KNGP150CMD (Portable) Kenwood TK790 CAL FIRE Firmware (Mobile) Relm KNGM150CMD (Mobile)

2 The four radio types listed directly above are the only radios that can be cloned on a CAL FIRE incident. Hired equipment entities are not authorized to receive a loaner radio from the incident in the event an unsupported radio is presented. 2. RADIO AMOUNTS: Contractor is authorized to program and operate the following quantities and type of radio equipment: A. number of mobile radios: B. number of portable radios: 3. FCC LICENSE: The radio equipment referred to in paragraph 2 above shall remain the property of the contractor, but the State of California shall be the licensee thereof, in accordance with the FCC mobile system license KA-3134, while the contractor is utilizing the specified radio frequencies. 4. AUTHORIZED USE: CAL FIRE authorizes the contractor to utilize the specified radio frequencies only during the period the contractor is under hire by CAL FIRE, when CAL FIRE has dispatched the contractor and issued an Incident Order Number and Request Number to the contractor. While in route to and from an incident, the contractor is authorized to use the frequency if they are assigned as an element of a strike team or task force. Unless communication is needed between contractor and a CAL FIRE representative and/or CAL FIRE Emergency Command Center (ECC), contractor is not authorized to utilize any of these radio frequencies for any other use. 5. OPERATION: Contractor agrees to operate and maintain specified radio equipment in accordance with all Rules and Regulations of the FCC. It is the contractor s responsibility to obtain and become familiar with all applicable FCC Rules. 6. Violations: If the contractor violates any applicable FCC Rules or Regulations, CAL FIRE may immediately terminate this radio frequency use agreement. 7. INDEMNIFICATION: Pursuant to Section 895.4 of the Government Code, and recognizing that the contractor is to have actual operating control of the specified equipment, contractor agrees to indemnify CAL FIRE and its officers and employees against any-and-all liability arising out of the performance of this agreement which may be imposed on CAL FIRE by any law, including Section 895.2 of the Government Code. 8. COMMUNICATIONS: Clear text (plain English) will be used for all communications. CODES SHALL NOT BE USED. 9. RADIO FREQUENCIES: CAL FIRE authorizes equipment contractors which have an EERA with CAL FIRE to program the attached frequency list into either their mobile or portable radios. 10. Any additional local frequencies that a unit deems as important to the operation of hired equipment are to be attached to this FC-100R as an addendum.

3 a. Federal and State agencies in California use the following thirty-two standard tones for repeater access. These tones should be programmed in the operator selectable tone feature of the radio. Tone 1 = 110.9 Tone 2 = 123.0 Tone 3 = 131.8 Tone 4 = 136.5 Tone 5 = 146.2 Tone 6 = 156.7 Tone 7 = 167.9 Tone 8 = 103.5 Tone 9 = 100.0 Tone 10 = 107.2 Tone 11 = 114.8 Tone 12 = 127.3 Tone 13 = 141.3 Tone 14 = 151.4 Tone 15 = 162.2 Tone 16 = 192.8 Tone 17 = 67.0 Tone 18 = 71.9 Tone 19 = 74.4 Tone 20 = 77.0 Tone 21 = 79.7 Tone 22 = 82.5 Tone 23 = 85.4 Tone 24 = 88.5 Tone 25 = 91.5 Tone 26 = 94.8 Tone 27 = 97.4 Tone 28 = 118.8 Tone 29 = 173.8 Tone 30 = 179.9 Tone 31 = 186.2 Tone 32 = 203.5 b. TERM: The term of this agreement shall commence immediately and will be valid for the duration of the applicable CAL FIRE-294 EERA. Contractor or Authorized Agent (Signature) Date Contractor s Printed Name CAL FIRE Representative (Signature) Date CAL FIRE Representative s Printed Name and Title

CH RX FREQ RX CTCSS TX FREQ TX CTCSS PWR W/N DISPLAY NOTES 1 151.3550 103.5 159.3000 OST H N CDF C1 CDF COMMAND 1 2 151.2650 103.5 159.3300 OST H N CDF C2 CDF COMMAND 2 3 151.3400 103.5 159.3450 OST H N CDF C3 CDF COMMAND 3 4 151.4000 103.5 159.3750 OST H N CDF C4 CDF COMMAND 4 5 151.2500 103.5 159.3600 OST H N CDF C6 CDF COMMAND 6 6 151.4600 103.5 159.3900 OST H N CDF C7 CDF COMMAND 7 7 151.4450 103.5 159.3450 OST H N CDF C8 CDF COMMAND 8 8 151.1750 103.5 159.4500 OST H N CDF C9 CDF COMMAND 9 9 151.1900 103.5 159.2250 OST H N CDF C10 CDF COMMAND 10 10 151.1675 103.5 159.3975 OST L N CDF C11 CDF COMMAND 11(Portable only) 11 151.2425 103.5 159.2625 OST H N CDF C12 CDF COMMAND 12 12 151.3850 110.9 159.2700 OST H N 12 MEU L MEU LOCAL NET 13 151.2500 110.9 159.4050 OST H N 13 HUU L HUU LOCAL NET 14 151.3400 136.5 159.3150 OST H N 14 LNU EAST LNU EAST NET 15 151.4600 136.5 159.3900 OST H N 14B LNU WEST LNU WEST NET 16 151.4450 156.7 159.3450 OST H N 16 SCU L SCU LOCAL 17 151.1225 156.7 159.1650 OST H N 16B SCC CMD SANTA CLARA CMD 18 151.3700 167.9 159.2850 OST H N 17 CZU L CZU LOCAL 19 151.4000 110.9 159.3750 OST H N 21 BTU L BTU LOCAL NET 20 151.2500 123.0 159.4050 OST H N 22 LMU L LMU LOCAL NET 21 151.3250 131.8 159.3600 OST H N 23 NEU WEST NEU LOCAL NET 22 151.1600 136.5 159.2700 OST H N 24 SHU L SHU LOCAL NET 23 151.3700 146.2 159.2850 OST H N 25 TGU L TGU LOCAL NET 24 151.3250 156.7 159.3600 OST H N 26 SKU L SKU LOCAL NET 25 151.1900 146.2 159.2250 OST H N 27 AEU L AEU LOCAL NET 26 151.3850 110.9 159.3600 OST H N 31 RRU 1 W RRU LOCAL NET West 1 27 151.1750 110.9 159.2850 OST H N 31B RRU 2 RRU LOCAL NET # 2 28 151.1300 0.0 158.9250 OST H N 31C RRU 3 E RRU LOCAL NET East 3 29 151.1900 131.8 159.2250 OST H N 33 MVU 1 MVU LOCAL NET 30 151.3325 131.8 159.2775 OST H N 33B MVU 2 MVU LOCAL 2 31 151.4450 146.2 159.3900 OST H N 35 BDU 1 BDU LOCAL NET # 1 32 151.3250 146.2 159.3150 OST H N 35B BDU 2 BDU LOCAL NET #2 33 151.2500 146.2 159.4050 OST H N 35C BDU 3 BDU LOCAL NET #3 34 159.1200 167.9 156.0600 OST H N 35D BDC V 2 SAN BERNARDINO CO 2 35 151.1525 167.9 158.8875 OST H N 35E BDC V 3 SAN BERNARDINO CO 3 36 151.1900 110.9 159.2250 OST H N 41 TUU L TUU LOCAL NET 37 151.4600 123.0 159.3900 OST H N 42 MMU 1 MMU LOCAL NET 38 153.1850 123.0 158.4300 OST H N 42C XMA CMD MADERA COMMAND 39 151.3850 131.8 159.2700 OST H N 43 FKU 1 FKU LOCAL 1 NET 40 151.1600 131.8 159.3600 OST H N 43B FKU 2 FKU LOCAL 2 NET 41 151.1750 136.5 159.4500 OST H N 44 TCU L TCU LOCAL NET 42 151.2500 156.7 159.4050 OST H N 46 BEU E BEU LOCAL NET EAST 43 151.3325 156.7 159.2775 OST H N 46B BEU W BEU LOCAL NET WEST 44 151.2575 192.8 151.2575 192.8 L N 47 CDF T1 CDF TAC 1

CH RX FREQ RX CTCSS TX FREQ TX CTCSS PWR W/N DISPLAY NOTES 45 151.1600 192.8 151.1600 192.8 L N 48 CDF T2 CDF TAC 2 46 151.1750 192.8 151.1750 192.8 L N 49 CDF T3 CDF TAC 3 47 151.1900 192.8 151.1900 192.8 L N 50 CDF T4 CDF TAC 4 48 151.2500 192.8 151.2500 192.8 L N 51 CDF T5 CDF TAC 5 49 151.3250 192.8 151.3250 192.8 L N 52 CDF T6 CDF TAC 6 50 151.3400 192.8 151.3400 192.8 L N 53 CDF T7 CDF TAC 7 51 151.3700 192.8 151.3700 192.8 L N 54 CDF T8 CDF TAC 8 56 151.3850 192.8 151.3850 192.8 L N 55 CDF T9 CDF TAC 9 57 151.4000 192.8 151.4000 192.8 L N 56 CDF T10 CDF TAC 10 58 151.4450 192.8 151.4450 192.8 L N 57 CDF T11 CDF TAC 11 59 151.4600 192.8 151.4600 192.8 L N 58 CDF T12 CDF TAC 12 60 151.3775 192.8 151.3775 192.8 L N 59 CDF T13 CDF TAC 13 61 159.2250 192.8 159.2250 192.8 L N 60 CDF T14 CDF TAC 14 62 159.2700 192.8 159.2700 192.8 L N 61 CDF T15 CDF TAC 15 63 159.2850 192.8 159.2850 192.8 L N 62 CDF T16 CDF TAC 16 64 159.3150 192.8 159.3150 192.8 L N 63 CDF T17 CDF TAC 17 65 159.3450 192.8 159.3450 192.8 L N 64 CDF T18 CDF TAC 18 66 159.3600 192.8 159.3600 192.8 L N 65 CDF T19 CDF TAC 19 67 159.3750 192.8 159.3750 192.8 L N 66 CDF T20 CDF TAC 20 68 159.3900 192.8 159.3900 192.8 L N 67 CDF T21 CDF TAC 21 69 159.4050 192.8 159.4050 192.8 L N 68 CDF T22 CDF TAC 22 70 159.4500 192.8 159.4500 192.8 L N 69 CDF T23 CDF TAC 23 71 151.3325 192.8 151.3325 192.8 L N 70 CDF T24 CDF TAC 24 72 159.2775 192.8 159.2775 192.8 L N 71 CDF T25 CDF TAC 25 73 159.2925 192.8 159.2925 192.8 L N 72 CDF T26 CDF TAC 26 74 159.3075 192.8 159.3075 192.8 L N 73 CDF T27 CDF TAC 27 75 151.1825 192.8 151.1825 192.8 L N 74 CDF T28 CDF TAC 28 76 151.3475 192.8 151.3475 192.8 L N 75 CDF T29 CDF TAC 29 77 151.3925 192.8 151.3925 192.8 L N 76 CDF T30 CDF TAC 30 78 159.3825 192.8 159.3825 192.8 L N 77 CDF T31 CDF TAC 31 79 151.2425 192.8 151.2425 192.8 L N 78 CDF T32 CDF TAC 32 80 159.2625 192.8 159.2625 192.8 L N 79 CDF T33 CDF TAC 33 81 151.4675 192.8 151.4675 192.8 L N 80 CDF T34 CDF TAC 34 82 159.3225 192.8 159.3225 192.8 L N 81 CDF T35 CDF TAC 35 83 151.1525 192.8 151.1525 192.8 L N 82 CDF T36 CDF TAC 36 84 159.3375 192.8 159.3375 192.9 L N 83 CDF T37 CDF TAC 37 85 151.2200 192.8 151.2200 192.8 L N 110 CDF A/G1 CDF Air to Ground #1 86 159.2625 192.8 159.2625 192.8 L N 111 CDF A/G2 CDF Air to Ground #2 87 159.3675 192.8 159.3675 192.8 L N 112 CDF A/G3 CDF Air to Ground #3 88 168.6250 0.0 168.6250 110.9 L N 150 GUARD18 AIR GUARD - emerg. use only