ASC_Building_Security_Upgrades_Questions_and_Answers_0001.pdf
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This document provides questions and answers related to a request for quote from the U.S. Geological Survey for security upgrades at the ASC Building. The RFQ seeks proposals to upgrade or replace the existing analog camera system, perimeter security control panels including the XR200 model, access control and badging software currently using Keyscan version 7.0.16, and intrusion detection software at Remote Link DMP version 1.66. Proposers have the flexibility to completely replace or upgrade the current security systems and are responsible for installation, testing and verification that all zones are reporting properly to the monitoring station. Questions must be submitted by March 30th and quotes are due by April 6th to ndemby@usgs.gov. This is a total small business set-aside being conducted by the Department of Interior USGS Office of Acquisitions and Grants.
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ASC Building Security Upgrades
RFQ# 140G0122Q0066
Questions and Answers
1. Can the Government provide a building layout indicating the location of each camera as well as whether the cameras are Analog or IP?
Answer: Cameras are Analog and diagram is attached.
2. Can the Government clarify the model of the (2) existing Perimeter Security Control
Panels in the SCIF?
Answer: The User Guide is Security Command Executive Series XR200
3. What version of software is the Government currently using for the ACB System and for the IDS System?
Answer: ACB: Keyscan System VII – Client Version 7.0.16
IDS: Remote Link DMP Version 1.66
4. What components of the Access Control and Badging (ACB) system is the Contractor required to replace?
Answer: "The Contractor may completely install a new security system or upgrade the current system. The liability for installation and complete testing is the sole responsibility of the Installer and including verification of proper reporting of all zones into the monitoring station. "
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