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The purpose of this amendment is to provide answers to questions received in response to this solicitation.

Period of Performance: 09/01/2026 to

08/31/2027

Solicitation Amendment #2 RFQ Number: 1605C4-26-Q-00075

Questions & Answers

1) Could the Government please provide the existing camera inventory, including manufacturer, model numbers, quantities, locations, and current operational status?

A:Current inventory and operational status is listed in part 5.1 of the PWS, the manufacturer, model numbers are unknown

2) The Performance Work Statement provides performance specifications but does not identify a preferred manufacturer. Will the Government accept equivalent manufacturers that meet or exceed the stated specifications, or is a specific manufacturer preferred?

A: Yes

3) Please provide the manufacturer and version of the existing Video Management Software (VMS). Is the contractor expected to retain the current VMS or provide a new software platform?

A: manufacturer, model numbers are unknown, VMS unknown Per section 1.3 The objective of this procurement is to access the current video camera system, equipment and software then determine if it’s repaired or replacement is necessary.

In addition, a maintenance plan needs to be established.

4) Could the Government provide the manufacturer, model, storage capacity, and current condition of the existing recording server/NVR/DVR?

A: Per section 5.1 Provide a DVR “server” o Storage of 30 days for video footage. o Allow client connectivity

5) The PWS recommends a site survey. Could you please confirm whether a site visit will be conducted? If so, please provide the date, time, registration requirements, and whether attendance is mandatory.

A: Conducted Aug 19 @2p

6) Are building floor plans, campus maps, or camera location drawings available to assist offerors in preparing accurate pricing?

A: limited drawings and floor plans, available are attached.

7) Will the Government provide IP addressing, VLAN configuration, network access, and switch configuration, or is the contractor expected to provide complete network configuration services?

A: cameras will not be on the network

8) Since the PWS requires the contractor to assess the existing system and determine whether repair or replacement is necessary, could the Government clarify how offerors should develop a firm-fixed-price proposal when the exact quantities of repairs are unknown?

A: CLIN 1 includes repairs and replacement cost after award and during assessment if its determined that the replacement cost exceeds CLIN 1 a quote should be provided by the vendor and approved separately from this award.

9) The PWS references replacement of indoor cameras, exterior cameras, PTZ cameras, and installation of additional cameras. Could the Government confirm the total number of cameras to be supplied and installed under this requirement?

A: Per Section 5.1 it Clearly states which cameras are to be replaced and their location

10) Could the Government please provide the evaluation criteria and their relative importance (e.g., Technical Approach, Past Performance, and Price) that will be used for award?

A: Technical Approach, Understanding the Requirement, price then Past Performance

11) What is the manufacturer and version of the existing VMS currently in use?

A: Unknown

12) Is the Government expecting the existing VMS to remain in service, or should offerors propose a completely new VMS solution?

A: : manufacturer, model numbers are unknown, VMS unknown Per section 1.3 The objective of this procurement is to access the current video camera system,

13) Please provide the manufacturer and model information for the existing cameras, recording equipment, and associated software.

A: manufacturer, model numbers are unknown, VMS unknown Per section 1.3 The objective of this procurement is to access the current video camera system,

14) Will any existing cameras or equipment remain in service after this project?

A: Due to the age and condition of the equipment in place all equipment should be replaced.

15) What software licenses are required under CLIN 0001?

A: This is to be determined by the vendor and software required for cameras workstations. The software should not expire however the yearly maintance should allow for updates and patching for the duration of the of the maintance contract.

16) How many camera licenses, client licenses, server licenses, analytics licenses, and/or license plate recognition (LPR) licenses are required?

A: This is to be determined by the vendor and the proposed system. The PWS states 17 cameras and 3 workstations, the vendor proposes the solution.

17) Is software maintenance included under the annual Maintenance Plan License Renewals?

A: Yes

18) May offerors propose any commercially available solution that satisfies the PWS requirements, or does the Government have preferred manufacturers for the cameras, VMS software, servers, or other major components?

A: Yes they can propose

19) The PWS references Ubiquiti or Netgear switches. Are equivalent products acceptable?

A: Yes however the same brand should be used throughout the project and should be of similar commercial/enterprise class. No “home” use / off brand equipment should be used.

20) Are there any interoperability or compatibility requirements with the existing network infrastructure?

A: cameras will be off network

21) Will a site survey be conducted?

A: Yes Aug 19th @2p

22) If so, please provide the scheduled date, registration procedures, and whether attendance is mandatory or optional.

23) Will the Government provide current camera layouts, network topology, fiber routing diagrams, equipment inventory, or as-built drawings to prospective offerors?

A: limited drawings they are attached

24) Does the Government expect a commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) Network Video Recorder (NVR)/VMS server solution, or is a custom-built server acceptable?

A: The government prefers off the shelf software so technical support and multiple vendors can service the equipment. However the hardware can be custom just so that it is commercial/enterprise quality / Name brand.

25) Since this acquisition will be evaluated using the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) method, could the Government clarify the minimum technical criteria that will be used to determine technical acceptability?

A: understanding requirements, and technical approach

26) Is compatibility with any existing cameras, network infrastructure, or software platforms required, or may offerors propose a completely new integrated solution?

A: Yes they can propose

27) Could the Government please identify the current incumbent contractor responsible for the existing video security system and/or maintenance services?

A: no contract in place

28) If this information is not available for release, could the Government advise whether the current contractor will participate in the scheduled site survey under the same conditions as all other prospective offerors?

A: no incumbent

29) Could the Government provide the current contract number and, if available, the award amount and period of performance for the existing contract? This information will help offerors better understand the scope and continuity of the requirement.

A: no contract in place

30) Has a date been scheduled for the site survey?

31) If not, when does the Government anticipate scheduling the site survey?

32) Are there any specific access, security, identification, escort, or check-in requirements that contractors should be aware of prior to attending?

33) Will Government personnel be available to provide access to the buildings, equipment rooms, camera locations, and network closets during the site survey?

34) Is there an estimated total length of CAT5/6 cabling that the Government anticipates will be required?

A: No this will be based on the assessment conducted by site survey and installations. It was noted on the walkthrough Aug 19th that the guard shack cabling is deteroiated, no estimates were made or conducted.

35) Should we anticipate only the new camera drop identified in the PWS, or are additional new cable runs expected?

A: The new camera will require a new network drop. It is up to the vendor to determine if other drops need replaced. Note question 34 – there is visible deteroiated cabling at the guard shack.

36) Is there a specific cable category required (Cat5e, Cat6, or Cat6A)?

A: CAT6 cabling is adequate. Note: some areas may require plenum if it is determined other locations require replacement.

37) Is there a specific cable color or jacket specification that should be followed?

A: No – MSHA’s standard cabling scheme is 568B

38) Will conduit or raceway be required for the new camera cabling?

A: To be determined by the vendor.

39) If so, is there an estimated length and required conduit size/type?

40) Should we assume that existing pathways will be available for cable installation, or should new conduit/raceway be included in our pricing where required?

A: existing pathways should be available for use.

41) Are UPS systems required as part of this project?

A: No

42) If so, how many UPS units are required, and what VA/Watt capacity should be provided?

A: N/A

43) Should the UPS systems support the DVR/server, network switches, workstations, or other specific equipment?

A: This was not specified in the PWS.

44) Are existing UPS units available for reuse, or should new units be included in our proposal?

45) Should we assume one software license is required for each camera?

A: To be determined by the vendor and software.

46) Is the initial license intended to cover the 12-month base period?

A: Yes – the license should not expire – updates should be covered with the maintenance contract.

47) Should the subsequent license/maintenance renewals be priced on an annual basis for each option period?

48) If the proposed manufacturer offers a five-year license, would the Government accept a five-year license instead of annual licensing?

49) Could the Government provide the make/model information for the existing cameras, DVR/server, network switches, and video management software, if available?

A: manufacturer, model numbers are unknown, VMS unknown Per section 1.3 The objective of this procurement is to access the current video camera system,

50) Should all existing cameras identified in the PWS be replaced regardless of their current condition, or will some existing cameras be retained if found to be serviceable?

A: Yes. Some camera may be retained for emergency backup if deemed reliable/usable and compatible.

51) Are any existing software licenses expected to be transferred or reused?

52) Should bidders include allowances for damaged or degraded cabling discovered during the site survey?

53) Are there any specific requirements for lifts, permits, conduit installation, patching, painting, or other incidental work that should be included in the firm-fixed-price proposal?

A: should all be included in the FF price proposal

54) I am reaching out to see if you have any details pertaining to the existing camera and security equipment in the facilities today? We want to ensure compatibility to tie in the new with the existing if you have the manufacturer/make and or model or can you confirm this is a complete replacement to the new?

A: manufacturer, model numbers are unknown, VMS unknown Per section 1.3 The objective of this procurement is to access the current video camera system,

55) Could you provide any plans if available?

A: attached

56) The PWS references a site survey and indicates that a survey date will be specified by the Contracting Officer. Given that the site survey may impact a vendor’s understanding of the existing system and the development of its pricing, can the Government please clarify whether the survey will occur prior to quote submission or after contract award? Please provide the date and time of the site survey, along with any advance registration, access, security, or attendance requirements.

57) PWS Section 5.1 expressly requires replacement of specified switches, fiber patch cabling, and cameras; however, PWS Section 1.3 states that the existing system is to be assessed to determine whether repair or replacement is necessary, and Section 6, Factor 1 states that repairs should be prioritized and replacements considered only when repair is not feasible. Please confirm whether the items expressly identified for replacement in PWS Section 5.1 are mandatory replacements under CLIN 0001, or whether they are subject to the repair-first determination described in Factor 1.

A: mandatory replacement

58) PWS Section 5.1 requires replacement of seven indoor dome cameras but lists six location entries. Please identify the location of the seventh indoor dome camera, or confirm whether one of the listed locations requires two cameras.

A: main lobby B building

59) PWS Section 6, Factor 2 states that replacement-unit pricing should be provided separately and will only be considered if a repair is determined not feasible, while Schedule B provides only lump-sum CLIN pricing fields. Please clarify the required format and location for submitting the separate replacement-unit pricing and confirm whether the separately provided replacement-unit prices are excluded from the evaluated price for purposes of the LPTA determination.

A: CLIN 1 includes repairs and replacement cost after award and during assessment

60) PWS Section 5.1 requires the three workstations to connect to the DVR and provide viewing of all cameras. Please identify the total number of cameras that the DVR/server must support following completion of the required repairs, replacements, and new installation.

A: A total of 17 cameras will be operating when completed.

61) CLIN 0002 and Option CLINs 1001-4001 are identified as “Maintenance Plan License Renewals,” while PWS Section 1.3 requires establishment of a maintenance plan and Section 6, Factor 1 references required annual system maintenance.

Please clarify whether these CLINs cover software/license renewals only or also include preventive and/or corrective maintenance services. If maintenance services are included, please identify the required scope and frequency of those services.

A: includes software/license renewals and preventive and or corrective maintenance services

62) Will the Government please provide additional details regarding the existing video surveillance system, including current camera manufacturer(s), model numbers, recording platform, and software currently in use?

A: manufacturer, model numbers are unknown, VMS unknown Per section 1.3 The objective of this procurement is to access the current video camera system,

63) Has the Government performed any prior assessment, testing, or condition evaluation of the existing fiber backbone and CAT5/6 cabling infrastructure? If so, can the results or findings be provided to offerors?

64) Can the Government provide any available documentation used to develop the video surveillance system requirements in the PWS, including equipment inventories, network diagrams, as-built drawings, or prior assessments? If available, please identify the source of the information used to establish the listed equipment quantities, locations, and performance specifications.

65) Division 27 (Communications) and Division 28 (Electronic Safety & Security) drawings or as-built documentation for the existing video camera system and network infrastructure — or, if none exist, confirmation so we can plan our assessment approach accordingly

66) Any available photos of existing camera locations, the seven remote wiring closets, and the central fiber hub/server cabinet referenced in the PWS

67) The site survey date — the PWS notes a single site survey date will be specified by the Contracting Officer; we'd like to attend and would appreciate knowing the scheduled date as soon as it's set A: Aug. 19th @2p

68) Confirmation of current camera and network switch counts, and the existing condition/type of cabling (fiber vs. copper) at each closet.

A: Listed in the PWS section 5.1

69) Section 5 of the PWS directs the contractor to replace the identified cameras, switches, recording server, workstations, and fiber patch cabling. However, Factor 2 instructs vendors to provide pricing based on repairs only and to present replacement unit pricing separately. Please confirm whether CLIN 0001 should include the complete replacement scope identified in Section 5 or only the repair and assessment work.

A: determine if it’s repaired or replacement is necessary

70) If the evaluated price is to prioritize repairs, please provide an inventory of the existing camera system, including camera, switch, recording server, storage, and video management system manufacturers, model numbers, quantities, software versions, license information, ages, current operating conditions, and known deficiencies.

A: manufacturer, model numbers are unknown, VMS unknown Per section 1.3 The objective of this procurement is to access the current video camera system, In addition, a maintenance plan needs to be established. Inventory is listed in PWS 5.1

71) The PWS recommends a site survey and states that a single survey date will be established. Please provide the site survey date and confirm whether attendance is mandatory or optional for quotation submission.

A: Aug. 19th @2p

72) If a site survey cannot be conducted before quotations are due, will the Government provide photographs, drawings, existing-system documentation, network topology, cable-test records, equipment schedules, and closet layouts?

A: 2 drawings are provided

73) Please confirm that the intended camera quantity is 17 total cameras, consisting of seven indoor dome cameras, four guard-shack cameras, and six exterior PTZ cameras.

A: yes 17

74) The PWS identifies seven indoor dome cameras but appears to list only six location descriptions. Please identify the location of the seventh indoor dome camera or clarify whether “C-Wing Entrance Doors” represents two cameras.

A: B building main lobby

75) Please confirm whether all four guard-shack cameras require automatic license plate recognition, logging, and searchable plate records, or whether the requirement is limited to capturing sufficiently clear evidentiary images of license plates during daytime and nighttime conditions.

A: capturing sufficiently clear evidentiary images of license plates during daytime and nighttime conditions

76) Please confirm whether the six exterior cameras identified at G-Building, the north G-Building parking lot, the D-Building/Gym parking lot, and B-Building are all required to be PTZ cameras.

77) Please identify the required optical zoom, horizontal and vertical field of view, mounting height, mounting method, and minimum low-light performance for each PTZ location. The current requirement states that cameras must have zoom capability to a minimum of 400 feet but does not define the identification or image-quality requirement at that distance.

A: Vendor proposed – images should not be totally unrecognizable at that distance however we are not trying to achieve facial recognition at that distance.

78) The security-office switch is required to provide a minimum of 12 PoE Ethernet ports and 12 fiber SFP ports using Ubiquiti or Netgear equipment. If a single compliant switch is unavailable, may this requirement be satisfied using two coordinated, same-brand switches consisting of a PoE access switch and a fiber aggregation switch?

79) Please provide the existing fiber topology, number of active fiber links, fiber strand counts, link distances, operating speeds, current SFP specifications, and required fiber patch-cable quantities and lengths.

A: Unknown.

80) The PWS states that the existing patch panels use ST connectors. Please identify the required connector configuration for the replacement patch cables, such as ST-to- ST, ST-to-LC, or another configuration.

A: patch panels are ST – TBD determined by switches installed.

81) Please confirm whether the existing OM1 fiber links have been tested and certified as operational at their required network speeds. Will existing fiber-test reports be made available?

A: Unknown / No testing has been done

82) The PWS requires the contractor to assess and repair damaged or degraded Category 5e/6 cabling but does not establish a quantity. Should vendors include an allowance, provide unit pricing per repaired or replaced drop, or include an assumed quantity in the firm-fixed price?

A: assumed quantity in the firm-fixed

83) Please identify the required certification standard for existing and newly installed copper cabling and whether permanent-link test results are required at project closeout.

A: There is no certification standard or results required.

84) Please specify the recording requirements to be used when sizing the server, including recording resolution, frames per second, continuous versus motion-based recording, compression format, audio recording, RAID level, storage redundancy, and required usable storage capacity after RAID configuration.

A: Vendor should propose.

85) Is the contractor expected to retain and upgrade the existing video management system or propose a complete replacement platform? If the existing platform must be retained, please identify the manufacturer, version, and required licensing.

A: Per section 1.3 The objective of this procurement is to access the current video camera system, equipment and software then determine if it’s repaired or replacement is necessary.

86) Please confirm whether the video surveillance system must operate as a completely standalone, on-premises network without connection to the DOL network or the public Internet. If Internet connectivity will not be available, please confirm that cloud-hosted management, cloud-dependent licensing, and cloud-based license plate recognition are not acceptable.

A: complete standalone

87) Please identify any cybersecurity, password-management, encryption, IPv6, network-hardening, or remote-access requirements applicable to the proposed surveillance system.

A: complete standalone

88) Please confirm whether monitors, keyboards, mice, and other peripherals must be furnished with the three client workstations or whether existing peripherals will be reused.

A: Per section 1.3 The objective of this procurement is to access the current video camera system, equipment and software then determine if it’s repaired or replacement is necessary

89) Please define the services required under CLINs 0002, 1001, 2001, 3001, and 4001, including software-license renewals, preventive-maintenance visits, remote technical support, corrective maintenance labor, repair parts, travel, response times, and any required service-level commitments.

A: yes all included

90) If annual preventive maintenance is required, please specify the required number of visits per year and the inspection, testing, cleaning, reporting, and documentation requirements for each visit.

A: PWS section 1.3 – maintance is to be determined by the vendor. No deliverables are defined. Only annual inspection is required and should include software/firmware updates.

91) Please clarify how repair parts and replacement units should be priced. Should vendors submit a separate equipment unit-price schedule in addition to the completed Schedule B?

A: CLIN 1 includes repairs and replacement cost after award and during assessment

92) Please identify the required installation completion date, allowable system downtime, sequencing requirements, and whether installation must be phased to maintain continuous security coverage.

A: None of the above is required.

93) Please provide an inventory of the equipment requiring removal and electronic disposal and identify the required data-sanitization or media-destruction standard for the Certificate of Destruction/Sanitization.

94) Please confirm whether the Government will permit the contractor to retain removed equipment temporarily for certified sanitization and disposal off-site or whether all sanitization must be completed at the Academy.

A: completed at the Academy

95) How stable is the power on the locations?

A: Stable

96) Is there a dropped ceiling in all areas of installation?

97) What type of walls are in the perimeter areas?

A: Varies – concrete and metal

98) What type of walls is inside the offices?

A: Varies – Concrete, metal, drywall

99) Do we need to drill between the walls, to run our cable infrastructure?

A: Unknown to be determined by the vendor

100) Do we need to use conduit? If yes, what do you estimate the total conduit footage will be?

A: Unknown to be determined by the vendor

101) Can you provide an existing lay out of the facilities with the location of the existing CCTV systems?

A: 2 drawings are provided

102) Does the entire CCTV Cameras will need to be replaced?

103) What types of cameras are? Do some of them use coaxial analog communication?

A: All appear to be IP based.

104) When where they installed?

A: +8 years ago (Estimated)

105) Does the existing fiber connect to a fiber converter for the network or cameras? If yes, please tell us the brand name?

A: yes - Cisco

106) Are you planning to use the existing Command Control (SOC) for the new CCTV System?

A: Unknown - Unfamiliar with this terminology.

107) Is there a plan new for a new command control system?

A: Unknown - Unfamiliar with this terminology.

108) The SOW calls for the installation of 3 workstations; can you tell us where are going to install them?

A: Provide 3 workstations separate from the DOL network located at front guard shack, rear guard shack and security office. The 3 workstations will: o Connect to the DVR viewing of all cameras o Client workstations should be compact or Small form factor due to limited space. o Permissions for specific users which can either allow or restrict o PTZ movements o Program presets o Review of recorded historical footage o Add/remove users o Editing/deletion/downloading of historical footage

109) Is there a special room with HVAC allocated for the new Servers?

110) Does the existing fiber communicate all buildings?

111) How many cameras are interior?

A: 7

112) How many cameras are to be installed on a roof, and how high is it?

A: None on the roof / some are elevated.

113) How many cameras will be installed outside the building?

A: 10

114) Do you need 360-degree view in some areas? If so can you specify what areas?

A: No

115) Do you need Pan/Tilt/Zoom for some areas?

A: See PWS section 5.1

116) Is there a parking area to be viewed by any camera? If yes, please specify what type of camera?

A: Yes – see PWS section 5.1

117) Is there a requirement to install some cameras on poles?

A: No poles

118) If yes, is there an existing connection to existing conduit to the poles?

A: N/A

119) Are they going to be standalone cameras, or will they be connected to the facility’s network?

A: standalone cameras

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B-Building 1st Floor

B-Building 2nd Floor

B-Building Basement

G-Building 2nd Floor

G-Building 1st Floor

F-Building 1st

& 2nd Floor

E-Building 1st & 2nd Floor

Auditorium Cafeteria

B-Building Maintenance/ Mechanical

B-Building Maintenance/ Mechanical

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A-366 Security Office

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PEIR Phone Closet B-121c

G-Building G-222

E-Building E-105

Maintenance

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36 (need 30) (300 ft)

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36 (need 30) (110 ft)

Academy Security System Fiber Network (revised 12-08-2004)

Doors:

- B-Right Front (PEIR)

- B-Center Front (Main)

Doors:

- G-Rear (Warehouse) Card Reader

Doors:

- B-Left Front (Supt) Card Reader

- Registration Card Reader Camera for remote entry

Doors:

- G-Main (Black Lung) Card Reader

Doors:

- A-Hall (ADA) Card Reader

Doors:

- B-Right Rear (Gym) Card Reader (Gym)

- B-Center Rear

- B-Left Rear (Store)

Doors:

- C-Middle (near C120)

Doors:

- C-End (near C137)

All closets have micro controllers and 24-port switches.

Solid connectors are cables to be installed in Phase 1, Fall, 2004 Dashed connectors are future cable installations Box shadows show where closets do not currently exist.

Connector numbers are fiber strands and cable length (with extra slack already added on)

Additional items to add:

Card printers in Registration and Security Office 13 interior cameras Remaining exterior doors DVR - digital video recorders Glass break sensors Server and computer monitoring stations Card readers for cafeteria

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