work_statement.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 140L2625Q0077
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a Duress System Installation at the Bureau of Land Management's Cottonwood Field Office in Cottonwood, Idaho. The project requires installing a comprehensive security system with three discrete activation buttons (wearable or fixed) that can transmit duress signals via radio frequency, cellular network, or building network infrastructure. The system will route alerts to a central monitoring station or security personnel, who can initiate appropriate emergency responses.
The installation involves approximately four locations requiring strobe and audible alert options, including a detached warehouse 200 feet from the main building. Contractors are advised that head-end equipment will be located in a secure server room, and there is an existing conduit path between buildings, though conduit capacity is uncertain. All proposed products must be on the approved federal government purchase list. The solicitation is issued by the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region, with the specific solicitation number 140L2625Q0077, and contractors are encouraged to attend a site visit during the solicitation process.
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Cottonwood Field Office Duress system installation, Scope of Work can be summarized as installing a Duress system at the Bureau of Land Management, Cottonwood Field Office located at 2 Butte Dr. Cottonwood ID 83522. Any proposed products must be on the approved purchase list for the federal government. Activation mechanism will be 3 discreet buttons, wearable or fixed. Alert transmission, the system transmits the duress signal via radio frequency, cellular network, or integrated with the buildings network infrastructure. Monitoring and response, the signal is received by a central monitoring station or security personnel, who then initiate an appropriate response (e.g. police, emergency services, or on-site security). All head end equipment will land in a secure server room in the main building. There are approximately 4 locations needing strobe with audible options. One of the strobes/audible locations is in a detached warehouse approximately 200’ from the main building. There is a conduit path between the two buildings but it is unknown if there is room in the conduit. Contractors are encouraged to attend the site visit during the solicitation process.
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