2043FY21P00176-SOW.docx

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Physical Security System Scope of Work

Facility Location:

Address of the Facility 1248 N. University Dr Plantation, FL 33322

I. STATEMENT OF WORK

1.0 OVERVIEW

1.1 Description: The Internal Revenue Service requires the purchase and installation of a complete physical security equipment (Electronic Access Control System, Video Surveillance System & Intrusion Detection System) as specified in Section 3.6.

1.2 Background: The IRS is required to procure physical security equipment, inclusive of relative construction services and testing for the following project: Move Project for existing Plantation POD PM Lester Jimenez STAR tool Project #ATL1917381

Note: This is not considered a construction requirement even though minor construction work may be required for installation of the physical security system.

2.0 RELATED DOCUMENTS

2.1 This scope shall be used in conjunction with documents such as mark-up plans, drawings and specifications for the project, when applicable. At a minimum, contractor must comply with manufacturer’s specifications found in Section 3.6 below.

FLOOR PLANS AND/OR DRAWINGS INDICATING THE APPROXIMATE DEVICE LOCATIONS FOR ITEMS IN SECTION 3.6.

2.2 LIST OF ACRONYMS

The acronyms listed below will be used when referring to the corresponding terms:

DGDD Door Group Design Document

2.3 REFERENCES

Services to be performed by the Contractor under this scope of work shall conform to all applicable requirements and criteria indicated in the following handbooks and publications and the latest issues and changes thereto:

a) General Services Administration Facilities Standards for the Public Buildings Service PBS/PQ-100.1.

b) Internal Revenue Service Facilities Design Criteria and Physical Security Standards for IRS Facilities.

c) Federal Information Processing Standards Publication FIPS-Pub; 174-1 and 175

d) National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Codes and handbooks

i. NFPA72,

ii. NFPA101 Life Safety Codes

iii. NFPA70E

iv. National Electric Code NFPA 70.

e) Electronic Industries Association (EIA/TIA Standard 568-A, related bulletins and 569)

f) All applicable Federal, State and local codes and regulations

g) Interagency Security Committee (ISC) Standards

h) Homeland Security Presidential Directive HSPD-12

i) Occupational Safety and Health Standards.

j) Federal Information System Management Act (FISMA)

k) Federal Information Processing Standard Publication (FIPS 201-1)

l) National Institute of Standards and Technology SP 800-73

m) National Institute of Standards and Technology Standard (draft) SP-800-116

n) Americans with Disabilities Act.

o) Underwriters Laboratories (UL)

a. UL 1076 (1995; Reprint Sep 2010), Proprietary Burglar Alarm Units and Systems.

b. UL 634 (2007; Reprint Mar 2013), Connectors and Switches for Use with Burglar-Alarm Systems.

c. UL 639 (2007; Reprint May 2012), Standard for Intrusion Detection Units.

d. UL 609 (1996; Reprint Sep 2010) Local Burglar Alarm Units and Systems

e. UL 1610 (1998; Reprint Sep 2010), Standard for Central-Station Burglar-Alarm Units

f. UL 681 (2014), Installation and Classification of Burglar and Holdup Alarm Systems.

The above items are a standard listing of handbooks and publications. The contractor will utilize only those sections that are applicable to develop and complete the Scope of Work. Where conflicts occur, the more stringent requirement shall take precedence.

3.0 PROJECT/WORK IDENTIFICATION

3.1 INSTALLATION:

Installation includes all work and materials necessary for a full and complete system. Installation may include, but not be limited to the following:

a) Electrical power to all devices.

b) All wiring, conductor, conduits, and connections.

c) VSS, Access Control, IDS (intrusion detection system), duress and any other physical security system tie-ins.

d) Floor prep, flooring, walls and ceiling finish work.

3.2 – 3.4 NOT USED

3.5 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:

A. Contractor shall apply for and obtain Low-Voltage permits as required by local jurisdiction.

B. Upon award of contract, the Contractor shall contact the Contracting Officer’s Representatives (COR) and/or POC: Marianela (Mary) McCall for commencement and coordination of performance.

C. Prepare a project schedule of dates and times when installation will occur, including anticipated completion dates. This information shall be updated, and the revised schedules forwarded on a weekly basis to the Contracting Officer’s Representatives (COR) and IRS POC through email notification: mary.mccall@irs.gov

D. Upon commencement of performance, the IRS POC will review with the Contractor of the proposed location for each device (i.e., alarm keypads, duress buttons, access keypads, etc.) as shown on the drawing. Major changes will only be approved by the Contracting Officer.

E. The Contracting Officer (CO) is the person with the authority to enter into, administer, and/or terminate contracts, make related determinations and findings, make constructive changes, and bind the Government in contractual matters. The IRS POC monitors contract performance and provides technical direction within the terms and conditions of the contract. This individual does not have the authority to make constructive contract changes or bind the Government in contractual matters. The Contractor shall document all proposed changes in writing and address them to the CO with copy to the IRS POC. The CO is the only government official who can modify and approve changes to the original scope of work.

F. Warranty: The contractor shall ensure all components and systems have a minimum one-year warranty, including parts and labor. The IRS shall not provide additional funding for service during the one-year warranty period due to any alarm system malfunction. The one-year warranty period shall commence at the time of government acceptance.

G. The Contractor shall provide a list of all proposed security equipment and devices to be used in this Contract. This list shall contain and clearly identify the make, model, and technical specifications of proposed security equipment and devices. The security equipment and devices proposed shall be approved by IRS POC.

H. The Contractor shall not substitute equipment/parts for any reason without the prior written approval of the IRS POC. Some items in this scope are part of an enterprise system and substitution is not allowed. Substitutions of any equipment/parts without the written Government approval shall be corrected at the Contractor own expense and delay.

I. The Government (IRS) requires an experienced and supplier certified Access Control and alarm equipment installation Contractor to install the Access Control, Intrusion Alarm and Video Systems as required and contained in this specification/statement of work. This is defined as a contractor who has been installing electronic physical security equipment for at least five years and has an association with and/or follows the installation standards presented by the National Burglar Fire Alarm Association (NBFAA), and the state chapters. The Contractor shall install the alarm system according to applicable agency certification and Underwriters Laboratories (UL) guidelines (installation methods, wire supports, etc).

J. Install all necessary electrical outlets, including hardwiring of circuits by a licensed electrician to ensure that all devices function as designed. All electrical work necessary to make the entire physical security system consists of electronic access control system, Intrusion/alarm detection system and VSS system function properly is the contractor’s responsibility and may require ‘collaboration’ with local building manager/contractor. Power circuits can be shared to 80% capacity amount Security Access Control Equipment or VSS and Intrusion Detection System (IDS) but must be dedicated to security equipment and in a separate conduit and circuit breaker. All power connections shall be labeled at the breaker panel and at the load device identifying the breaker Number and location.

K. The Contractor shall furnish and install and test all equipment, cable, wire, connectors, labor and any electrical requirements that are necessary for the successful installation of the physical security systems as described in this Statement of Work.

L. Fasten all wires in the ceiling to overhead wire supports in order to prevent damage that may occur from existing or future wire runs in the ceilings. Wires shall not be supported solely by suspended ceiling. Periodic labels shall be placed on wire(s) to indicate type of wire (i.e., alarm, access, video and device connected). All wiring shall be concealed and of a gauge no less than 18 with 4 conductors and copper stranded in composition. Mechanical pulling of wires is prohibited.

M. Each wire/cable/etc. shall be properly labeled as it enters its termination location on the head end. This is needed for long term troubleshooting purposes. If wire numbers are used, then a true wire legend shall remain on site with a full description of each device detailing where it is going and where it terminates. The labels shall be printed on letter size label sheets that are self- laminated vinyl that can be printed from a computer data base or spread sheet. The labels shall be E-Z code WES12112 or equivalent Dot Matrix, Series: WES, 9-1/2 in Length, 8 in Width, White, Polyester, For Use With: Dot Matrix Printer.

N. Conceal all wires that are in the agency-protected space by “fishing” wire in the walls, ceilings and doorframes to ensure tamper resistance. At various locations in which walls cannot be fished or channeled place wire in EMT. Wires are not allowed to be exposed or visible. Wire-mold is not permitted. The Contractor shall first attempt to fish wire in walls prior to using EMT in the agency-protected space.

O. Conceal all wires that are outside the agency-protected space by placing wiring in conduit, EMT, metallic tubing, etc. The size of the conduit, EMT, metallic tubing, etc. shall be large enough (i.e., 50% larger than needed) to permit additional wire pulls.

P. Homerun a wire from each device, keypad, receiver, etc. to the alarm control panel, enclosure, spare cabinets, or auxiliary power supply. Splices, t-taps, etc. are not permitted, except inside the control panel, spare enclosure, cabinets, or auxiliary power supply. All wire(s) shall be installed in accordance with UL Standards for alarm, access, and/or VSS.

Q. Every detector, sensor, button, junction box, control panel, transformer, phone jack, etc. shall be labeled in order to show the device and/or zone number on the front cover of the specific device. Each label shall be large enough to be seen from a standing position 12 in. distant without the use of a ladder.

R. Contractor shall provide any devices, appliance, material or work not shown on Drawings but mentioned in this Specifications, or vice versa, and any incidental accessories necessary to make the work complete and perfect in all respects and ready for operation, even if not particularly specified, shall be provided without additional expense. The Drawings and Specifications are intended to supplement each other so that any details or equipment shown on either shall be executed the same as if mentioned in both. Note that not all devices required in the specification can be shown in drawings as it is mainly to show location.

S. The Contractor assumes responsibility for all necessary patching, repairing, painting, etc. as a result of installation or removal of items in the scope of this project, or in the event of an accident (i.e., drilling through drywall by mistake). The Government (IRS) shall not incur any additional costs for patching, repairing, painting, etc.

T. Contractor shall perform a pre-installation and final walk-through of all physical security system with the IRS POC, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, FPS representative to ensure system is complete and acceptable before final invoice and payment. The IRS POC shall coordinate the pre-installation and final walk-through.

U. The contractor shall perform the following tests after installation of card readers, door control panels and associated accessories on each floor in presence of IRS POC and real time review with NAC.

a) Utility/Battery Power Fail test

b) SNIB2/3 Comm Fail test

c) Door Relay/remote access grant test

d) MATCH line Monitor/Signal Interruption test

e) Alarm expansion / reader/ panel tamper test

f) Door Open Too Long (DOTL) test

g) Forced Entry test

h) Door PIR sensor aiming/dead-spot test

i) Door contact alignment/ fit integrity test

j) Card read test: PIV-I, prox cards- valid/invalid.

k) Momentary Access test.

l) MOV installation

m) Grounding termination checks

n) Fire/emergency system functional interface testing [door unlock] shall be performed same day for occupied spaces and no later than beginning of next business day for all other affected spaces with new readers/panels.

V. Contractor shall demonstrate and train the IRS POC on the full operation of Access Control, Intrusion Alarm and VSS systems installed to government personnel. The Contractor shall ensure that required government employees selected by IRS POC, can operate the systems in a competent manner. Contractor shall provide the Government (IRS) with manufacturers technical and/or maintenance booklets of installed physical security equipment.

W. All installed equipment shall remain the property of the United States Government. The Contractor shall retain no liens, titles, etc. against any installed or uninstalled equipment once payment is received from the government.

X. Remove all old non-operative access control equipment, Intrusion or Video Surveillance equipment, power supplies and wiring from interior of current IDF/MDF/Security room location. No security equipment, wiring, or pathways shall be abandoned in place.

Y. Compliance with Manufacturer’s Specifications: The Contractor shall obtain all necessary equipment manufacturer’s installation specifications and drawings to complete all installation and contract work. The Government will not furnish any manufacturer’s information except that which is included in the contract documents. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to see that the equipment is installed to manufacturer’s specifications.

Z. Personal Identity Verification of Contract Personnel, effective October 27, 2005. The Contractor shall comply with Presidential Directive, called HSPD-12, which states (a) the contractor shall comply with Treasury and Bureau personal identity verification procedures that implement HSPD-12, OMB guidance memorandum M-05-24 and FIPS Pub 201, and (b) the Contractor shall insert this provision in all subcontracts when the subcontractor is required to have physical access to a Federally controlled facility or access to a Federal information system.

AA. Contractor Investigations: All contractor personnel required to access IRS secure space shall have successfully passed a security investigation per Internal Revenue Manual (IRM) 10.23.2. Contractor personnel shall submit within 2 weeks of site review, to Minimum Background Investigation (MBI) procedures and shall have received an interim approval determination prior to being permitted to perform work on the contract resulting from this PWS or being granted unescorted access to IRS facilities or systems. Failure to comply with all above will be considered unsatisfactory/nonperformance and will be adjudicated per applicable FAR rules.

3.6 SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS: The Contractor will perform the following tasks.

3.6.1 - Access Control System (ACS)

(See drawing - and various door locations.)

Description: Secure the services of an IDENTIV/HIRSCH certified, approved, licensed and bonded Contractor to install new SMART card readers and access control hardware with IDENTIV access control Technology, control panels, firmware, card readers, etc. in order to be in compliance with HSPD-12, FICAM, and NIST.

ACS Requirements:

A. Contractor or vendor must provide bids/quotes/proposals and invoices of the ACS portion of this scope as a separate item from IDS and VSS scope. Lump sum including other sections of the scope will not be acceptable. IRS regulations requires the ePAC portion of the work to be funded from a different source.

B. Installation of the Access-Control/IDENTIV equipment shall be performed by Identiv certified technicians having installation configuration laptop with the Latest Velocity version access control software to complete SNIB3 setup and IP programming; this is a company provided laptop not connected to IRS domain. [Note: contractor must use their own installation laptop, government will not provide laptop]. Contractor shall install /terminate all Equipment per Identiv specification.

C. At least one individual directly involved in system design and providing installation technical support must have successfully completed GSA mandated federal PACS Vendor certification testing conducted by the Smart Card Alliance known as Certified System Engineer ICAM PACS (CSEIP) certification program. All individuals involved in on site Identiv panel installation must have successfully completed Identiv Digi track training. Certificate of completion for these credentials shall be submitted to IRS POC.

D. Prior to Installation the Contractor shall participate in a pre-installation site review meeting with NAC and security personnel.

E. Identiv manufacturer’s warranty is 5 years for readers and 2 years for all other components.

Prior to Installation:

F. The contractor must provide at least a 14-days’ notice to IRS POC and NAC before proceeding with the reader installation.

G. IDENTIV/HIRSCH certified technician must schedule and participate in a pre-installation meeting (approximately 1.5 hours) with the NAC to ensure compliance of equipment and Identiv specifications (Equipment information must be available).

H. Submit the serial numbers and MAC addresses for the new panels to the NAC to update the DGDD as soon as the equipment is delivered. They must be added to the IT inclusion list before a panel is brought online; otherwise the port will be immediately disabled which will add unnecessary time and effort in troubleshooting.

I. When ordering Hirsch/Indentiv products the contractor must specify in the order to the manufacturer that the product is to be configured for the IRS use. Please use additional part # “IRS assembly-MX” on the order to Identiv for IRS configuration package.

Installation:

J. Contractor shall install new card readers, control panels, firmware, and associated accessories as needed to make sure all card readers are fully functional and compatible with the latest PIVII (i.e., SMART) card to be also used as an access card.

K. Refer to drawings for Card Reader/panel locations. Location questions should be review with local security specialist POC.

L. Connect All Panel access device wiring connections as per provided DGDD [door group design document] M. The Contractor shall participate in field testing with IRS NAC to make sure all card readers, panels and associated accessories are installed properly, and the building is ready to load to IRS Enterprise Network Server.

Contractor shall:

1. Furnish and install a total of 36 card readers listed below at approximately mounting height of 44 inches AFF [NOTE: Reader also need to be specified for “IRS assembly”]. Readers needs to be connected to the RREB board to be FICAM compliant.

Identiv Utrust TS Government Reader [Sourced from Identiv] A. N/A- 8032ABTFGZY for mullion in limited wall spaces areas.

B. 22 (13 on 1st floor, 5 on 2nd floor, 4 on 3rd floor) - 8132ABTFGZY [or 8132ABPFGZY for building exterior] prox regular wall mount (most used).

C. 14 (3 on 1st floor, 10 on 2nd floor, 1 on 3rd floor) - 8206ABTFGZY Keypad/prox in at two factors ‘Limited’ areas (i.e. MDF, IDF, Security Rooms and Mail Rooms) and CI perimeter doors.

2. Install, configure, and test 36 IDENTIV Model No. DTLM3 (Miniature Embedded Line Module 3 – one needed for each card reader). Install in new 6x6x4 inch ceiling located enclosure box [similar to Hoffman ASG6X6X4 or equal] for each DTLM3 above door. Note: these card reader modules shall be wired back to the access control panel/controller. No exposed wiring will be permitted.

3. Connect 26 Door Strikes [HES 1600 series, Provided by others]. FAIL SECURE Minimum Specifications: ANSI/BHMA A156.31, Grade 2; UL 1034 burglary-resistant listed; UL 294 listed; Tamper-resistant; Static strength 1,500 lbs, Dynamic strength 70 ft-lbs; Endurance 1 million cycles; Field selectable fail secure/fail safe; Dual voltage 12/24 VDC/VAC.

4. Connect 10 Electrified Crash Bar (DETEX 26 Series, Provided by other) on double doors.

5. Contractor shall install (46); (FLAIR part # MSS100-7 OR equal High Security contact) door contacts to the DTLM3 located in the ceiling above each door that has a card reader. This door contacts are only allowed for Access control and NO for Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS).

6. Install 36 Request-to-Exit (REX) sensors/devices [Bosch Model DS160/DS161PIR; or approved equal]. Minimum Specifications: UL294 Certification; Programmable fail-safe or fail-secure modes; 12 VAC or VDC to 30 VAC or VDC; Two Form C relay contacts (Adjustable from 0.5 sec to 64 sec) each rated 1 A at 30 VAC or VDC for resistive loads; 8 mA nominal standby current.

7. Contractor shall install, configure, and test the following IDENTIV equipment to the ePAC server system:

Install, configure, and test 5 ea IDENTIV Digi*Trac Model No. MX8-S3OB-FICAM, AND 1 ea MX4-S3OB-FICAM, (8 and 4 doors, 115 VAC) Controller w/Enclosure.

2 ea Model No. MX8-S3OB-FICAM 1st Floor MDF 1 ea Model No. MX8-S3OB-FICAM 2nd Floor IDF 1 ea Model No. MX8-S3OB-FICAM 2nd Floor CI computer room 1 ea Model No. MX4-S3OB-FICAM 2nd Floor CI computer room 1 ea Model No. MX8-S3OB-FICAM 3rd Floor IDF

NOTE: Criminal Investigation (CI) doors must be in a dedicated MX Controlled to CI doors only and must be located in the CI IDF room.

NOTE: EACH DOOR CONTROL PANEL MUST COME WITH THE FOLLOWING COMPONENT FROM THE FACTORY BASED ON “IRS ASSEMBLY-MX” PART #:

A. Configure, and test an IDENTIV/HIRSCH Model No. MEB/CB128 [128,000 User Code & Buffer Expansion Board] for EACH MX Control Panel above.

B. Configure, and test an IDENTIV/HIRSCH Model No. AEB8 [8 Alarm Input Expansion Board] OR REB8 for panel that need to connect to the Fire Alarm and need relay input card] for EACH MX Control Panel above.

C. Configure, and test an IDENTIV/HIRSCH Model No. MEB/BE [Memory Expansion Board – Buffer Expansion] for EACH MX Control Panel above.

D. Configure, and test an IDENTIV/HIRSCH Model No. SNIB3 [Part # S3OB have SNIB3 included On-Board] for EACH MX Control Panel above.

E. Configure, and test an IDENTIV/HIRSCH Model No. RREB [Part # S3OB have RS485 Reader Expansion Board (RREB) included] for EACH MX Control Panel above.

F. CCM [most current version included in panel] G. Factory provided IRS BAR CODE.

H. Install, configure, and test an IDENTIV/HIRSCH Model No. MELM3 (Miniature Embedded Line Module 3) for EACH MX Control Panel above.

8. Special Installation Instruction: Wiring Information:

A. Provide, Install and test all new wiring: PAIGE G743107 cable or equal 22AWG/2-pair/ISP/Plenum rated for MELM/contact/REX/Field Device.

B. PAIGE G454939AWH or 18AWG/2-pair/ISP equal cable for readers.

C. Power supply to Door Lock: PAIGE 454641AXX or 18AWG, equivalent

D. Altronix to lock. Install MOV resistors at lock per manufacture recommendation.

E. Provide and install CAT6 ethernet patch cord w/ RJ45 connectors between the PACS Control panels and designated network switch connection port inside of the IDF rooms.

F. Non-Reader RS485 specifications: Belden 82842 or Belden 89842 [exterior/underground, any distance over 500 ft.] or approved equivalents

G. All new video, reader and alarm wiring and attached connectors shall be tested as an assembled unit for signal loss/strength [resistance and capacitance and db.] after installation prior to connection in compliance with Identiv specifications. The contractor shall provide written report of pertinent test results [volts/ dba/ ohms etc.] to IRS Security Specialist upon test completion. All new signal wiring connections [end of line resistors excluded] shall be labeled at each end and final numbering /termination points shall be recorded on connection diagram and separate data sheet and forwarded to IRS POC and NAC. A copy of wiring diagram shall also be left in each control cabinet/field device.

H. In the event that splices are unavoidable all interior splices must be approved by IRS project manager and shall be soldered and shall be copper terminal connectors or soldered and shall use adhesive lined heat shrink wire connectors.

I. Fire/emergency designated egress doors shall have Fire/emergency egress request to exit door sensors, contacts or other door hardware as required by applicable code dedicated to emergency egress operation. These devices shall be isolated and separate from any Access control system egress sensing hardware and operate per applicable Codes. Under no circumstance shall activation of a Fire or emergency signal be controlled by or routed through Access Control system. Fire/emergency system functional interface testing [maglock door unlocks] shall be performed same day for occupied spaces and no later than beginning of next business day for all other affected spaces with new readers/panels

J. LINE SUPERVISION MODULES

Required for All Monitored Devices. Digitally Processed, Analog Inputs 2 Styles

1. DTLM - Screw Terminals

2. MELM - Flying Leads

3 Input - Alarm, RQE, Tamper IRS standard is MELM 3 at all devices

9. Install power supply kits w/battery for each Controller and door lock power [Altronix MAXIMAL33D for 16 Output Access Power Controllers and/or Altronix AL600ULACM for 8 Outputs Power Supply w/ 12V, 12AH Battery Pack.

10. Provide and install cable/wiring/hardware as needed to/from government furnished switches to/from card readers, etc. All cable/wiring/hardware shall be plenum rated and in compliance with manufacturer’s recommendations. All wiring shall be run above IRS ceiling whenever possible. All wiring shall be suspended from ceiling /support structure attachment only. All wiring in Non-IRS space shall be in EMT or RMC conduit. All wiring shall be marked at 8ft interval as per local convention.

11. Test all new PIVII card readers before releasing to IRS. The Contractor shall make sure that control panels and the card readers are capable of matching and reading badge IDs from the new PIVII cards.

12. All Identiv panels will be supplied w/ new 12v 7ah backup battery.

13. N/A

14. Provide one FICAM ENROLLMENT KIT USB-FICAM Part# SMES-TS-USB-0GZY.

15. Contractor shall also participate in post completion final checkout ‘go live’ meeting’ testing all system attributes of connected hardware.

2. 2

N/A

3.6.2 - FIRE-RATED PLYWOOD FOR DOOR CONTROL & BURGLAR PANEL

3.6.3 - Intrusion Detection System (IDS)

Contractor must supply and install all accessories pertaining to each panel. Items must be mounted securely and resist tampering. Control panels and accessories shall be tested during inspection.

Install (21) alarm keypads [Honeywell Model 6160; or Bosch B942 touch screen keypads] as shown on layout (coordinate locations with Security Specialist). [Note to Contractor: One alarm keypad is included with Vista Kit]. Mount the keypad device(s) at the approximate 54 in. height.

8 ea 1st Floor 8 ea 2nd Floor 5 ea 3rd Floor

NOTE: Keypads will ONLY alarm and/or trouble conditions in plain English and activate an audible alarm so that IRS employees can recognize trouble/alarm and location. The device/location descriptions must be conveyed to the designated FPS Mega Center.

Specific (additional) tasks are as follows:

· Contractor shall install all (new) burglar equipment according to manufacturer’s specifications. Suggested alarm devices/line modules shall be Belden 8761, 22- gauge (for lengths up to 700 feet) or Belden 8760, 18 gauge for lengths up to 2,000 feet respectively.

· Hardwire the panel OEM supplied transformer box outside and below the control panel with EMT in accordance with the NEC, and UL standards.

· Hardwire surge protector ahead of the panel OEM power supply [Ditek DTK-120HW or equal 50,000A surge rating, 10kA SCCR/In, 700V L-G/L-N; 1500V N-G;].

· Install the OEM included control panel tamper switch on the control panel to a hardwired panel zone. Program as ’24-hour auxiliary’ alarm (i.e., to Mega Center).

· Install the dual battery harness included with the Burglar panel. Also provide cam lock and key [Medeco Cam Locks or UL434 Listed equal].

· Install two 12-volt, 17 or 18 amp-hour batteries into the Burglar control panel [the 7-amp hour rated units is NOT acceptable].

· Install two Ademco 620 cords, and two Ademco 621 RJ31X jacks inside the Burglar control panel.

· Install two surge protectors [Ditek MRJ31XSCP-WP or equal: RJ45 SCP: 150mA self-resetting fuse] ahead of the analog telephone lines for the alarm system (i.e., to be eventually linked to the FPS Mega Center).

· Install Auxiliary Power Supply [Altronix AL400ULM or approved equal: 5 PTC Class 2 Outputs (auto-resettable), 12/24VDC @ 4A, FAI, 115VAC] (UL Listed Commercial) w/ tamper switch and program for 24-hour auxiliary alarm. Install auxiliary power supply below the control panel connected by EMT. If hardwired to the AC, install a surge protector ahead of the Auxiliary Power Supply line voltage. Use this for detection device and keypad power on non-polling loop powered devices. All wires that come into or out of all panels/enclosures must be in EMT or fished in the wall into the back of the enclosures. No exposed and/or visible wires are permitted.

· Install one 12-volt, 17-amp hour battery into the Auxiliary Power Supply. Connect Auxiliary Power Supply to the control panel’s hardwired panel zones for detection and notification.

· Install at least one spare enclosure below the Auxiliary Power Supply connected by EMT or fish the wires in the wall and into the back of the panel. Install a tamper switch on the panel (programmed as 24-hour auxiliary). Provide cam lock(s) and key(s) [Medeco Cam Locks or UL434 Listed equal] for zone expanders and terminal strips.

Install at least one (1) panel OEM zone expanders inside the spare panels at the control panel locations for a different zone for each and every device that does not have its own built-in zone expander. Each expander will provide 8 zones via zone expanders. Each individual device must annunciate locally with its specific location and communicate this identification back to the designated FPS Mega Center.

In general, install UL434 Listed cam locks w/key [Medeco Cam Locks or UL434 Listed equal] & IDS panel OEM tamper switches on all control panels, enclosures, power supplies, etc. Note: all tamper switches must be linked to Mega Center for monitoring

IDS Requirements:

a. The Contractor shall complete all configuration paperwork and testing coordination and communication for monitoring of the Intrusion alarm with the US Department of Homeland Security, Federal Protective Service Mega Center in [Battle Creek; MI] upon installation completion but prior to final contract completion and final payment. Each point of the system must be individually identified at the keypad and in the Mega Center. All zones must be tested to the Mega Center. Provide a detailed inventory (with manufacturer name and model number) of all equipment installed. The Mega Center selected above will monitor the burglar alarm system. The Contractor shall contact a “Remote Programmer” for this information at the Mega Center. The applicable “Remote Programmer” contact information can be acquired by the method of email communication through the IRS POC or at www.dhs.gov.

b. Prior to contract completion, the Contractor shall ensure that the alarm system has been uploaded by the FPS Mega Center using Honeywell/Ademco Compass Software or similar type software. Additionally, the Contractor shall ensure that all zones are fully tested and communicated before installation is deemed “complete.”

c. Upon contract completion, but prior to final, the Contractor shall complete all required documentation and forms (Example: IRS/GSA/DHS(FPS)), depicting the location of each specific device for any and all alarm, access, VSS, etc. systems to include wiring paths, junction boxes, control panels, etc. Mega Center diagram plans/paperwork shall be prepared in AutoCAD and delivered both on paper and in electronic format.

Install (25) Hard-wired silent duress/panic buttons w/ reset key [Honeywell Ademco 269SN; or Amseco HUSK-20]. Contractor must securely install panic buttons under each table or desk, and homerun (hardwire) back to the NEW Burglar Panel. Contractor must verify location with IRS POC. The wires shall be run in conduit through the walls and secure with wire clips under the desk.

Program each button to be identified individually (floor/room/cubicle #) on site through keypad and communicated exact location to the corresponding Mega Center.

Install a total of (56) ceiling mounted motion detector [Bosch DS9370 or Honeywell Model No. DT6360STC or Dual Tech motion PIR/Microwave ceiling mount approved equal].

23 ea 1st Floor 28 ea 2nd Floor 5 ea 3rd Floor

· NOTE: Contractor must verify location with IRS POC and refer to drawing marker.

Each 360-degree motion detector shall be home run (wired) to Burglar panel. Motion detector must be adjusted as necessary to avoid false alarms that are associated with environmental issues such as air vents. Wire motion detector to the control panel (located in Security Closet) on its own homerun wire with zone/point identification. As with every detector in this system, the proper Mega Center will be notified if an event occurs.

N/A

Install (1 ea 2nd Floor EMERGENCY EXIT) door contacts onto the zone expanders located in the burglar alarm panel. DOOR CONTACT MUST MEET UL634 LEVEL 2 High Security Listed [MAGNASPHERE RECESSED: HSS-L2C / SURFACE-MOUNT: HSS-L2S/D OR UL634 LEVEL 2 approved equal].

Note: recessed door contacts shall be home run (wired) as a separate zone on the burglar control panel and report to the designated FPS Mega Center. Doors that enter/exit business units require contacts for the burglar alarm and/or access card reader portions of the project. Some doors may have two door contacts (i.e., intrusion detection and access control). No exposed wiring will be permitted. Ensure that the door contacts are installed in such a way that doorframe(s) and imperfections do not affect the contacts and break them.

3.6.4 - VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM (VSS)

Install (12) ceiling or wall mounted [w/ appropriate interior or exterior housing] mini-dome IP cameras w/ 3 megapixel minimum.

10 ea 1st Floor 1 ea 2nd Floor 1 ea 3rd Floor

Install (1 – 1st Floor) ceiling mounted interior dome 360-degrees IP cameras; w/ 5 megapixel minimum and multi-lens (no fisheye). Contractor must verify location with IRS personnel and refer to plan drawing.

Install (3 Outdoor, 18ft AFF) PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) IP cameras w/ 5 megapixel, 10x optical zoom. Contractor must verify location with IRS personnel and refer to plan drawing. Cameras must be mounted securely.

Cameras must meet these minimum requirements:

· IP cameras - IPv4, IPv6, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, DNS, DynDNS, NTP, TCP. Enable IP filter to limit communication to Switch and Server/NVR IP only.

· Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) and True Day/Night

· Infra-Red (IR) illumination

· SDHC Card Slot for Onboard Storage

· Up to 30 FPS

· Dual Encoder H.264/MJPEG

· IP66 rated enclosure

· Autofocus, auto-iris

· ONVIF/TWAIN Compliant

· Hardwired (no wireless communication)

In addition to the minimum requirements, all Video Surveillance System components must meet the H.R.5515 - Section 889(a)(1)(A) of the JOHN S. MCCAIN NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT (NDAA) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2019, which prohibit the use of equipment that have electronic components from Foreign Government Owned entities, or any subsidiary or affiliate of such entities.

Approved Products Are:

· AXIS M, P & Q Series

· Bosch FLEXIDOME IP 4000i/5000i and all of 8000i Series.

· Illustra Pro and Flex Series ONLY (Essential is not allowed)

The locations of cameras as shown on drawings are approximate. The final location shall be field verified to get a clear, sharp, distortion free picture and roll-free vertical interval switching. A camera view plan should be created by camera vendor to ensure proper area coverage.

Contractor shall post Video Surveillance Signs.

See drawing for location or coordinate with Security Specialist. For wall locations provide Full-motion TV wall mount and coordinate height with IRS POC. All Monitors will show activity of all ceiling mounted cameras described above.

Also, install a 550VA Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) for each color monitor [Tripp-Lite INTERNET550U; or APC BE550G or 120V, 550VA, approved equal] to keep the monitor powered during a power outage and to condition the voltage. Hardwire all accessories. Note that UPS can be located on wall behind Monitor.

Contractor shall also install a Video Decoder (AXIS T8705 or equal) required for multiple monitors in this scope AND KVM Console Extender Kit (Tripp-Lite Part# 0DT60001 for VGA or Part # B013-HU-4K for HDMI) for Guard Desk monitors and PTZ control.

In addition, the equipment listed below are the only equipment allow to be installed at the IRS and substitution is not allowed.

IRS NVR APPROVED PRODUCT FOR FSL 1-3:

· Bosch DIVAR IP All-in-One (AIO) 5000 Series

· Milestone Husky X2

Please note that a separate Video Network and IP switches need to be installed for communication with cameras. Agency (IRS) network and switches are not allowed to be used for video equipment.

Provide and install a separate lockable rack for VSS equipment (NVR, monitor, UPS and switch). Coordinate exact location with IRS POC.

Also, install a 1500VA Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) [APC SMT1500C; or Tripp-Lite SMART1500; or 208/120V, 1500VA equal] on shelf in security room to power the NVR, Switches and Cameras. Contractor shall hardwire all accessories

CAT 6e horizontal cable shall be tested to 250 MHz as defined by TIA/EIA-568-C.2. Measurements shall be of the "Permanent Link" including cabling, and modular jacks at the information outlet and modular patch panel. Parameters to be tested must include:

a) Wire Map

b) Length

c) NEXT Loss (Pair-to-Pair)

d) NEXT (Power Sum)

e) ELFEXT (Pair-to-Pair)

f) ELFEXT (Power Sum)

g) Return Loss

h) Attenuation

i) Propagation Delay

j) Delay Skew

3.6.5 - MISCELLANEOUS

Mechanical Cipher lock, Single Access code Programming: Lock must be programmed via keypad without removing lock from the door.

Key Override: Small format interchangeable cores (Best and equivalents 6-pin length), large format removable cores - Medco/ASSA/Yale (6-pin length), Schlage.

Construction: Cast front housing, unified trims plate; fixed ADA compliant levers.

No exposed wiring will be permitted. Install the strobe lights onto the zone expander explained above, which requires an 12V relays (Honeywell 4202).

The Government estimates that the Contractor will need to supply and install manufacturer’s equipment. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to double check and be certain that all materials/equipment and/or labor are accounted for prior to quote submission. “HOMERUN” each device on its own stranded plenum rated wire or plenum coax with copper core and copper braid to the panel with no splices, “T” taps, no surface wire, etc:

3.7 OTHER INFORMATION

3.7.1 Government Furnished Equipment:

· Analog telephone line for burglar panel.

· Provide the room location for the electronic equipment to be wall mounted in a secure location under lock and key.

· IP address for each door control panel and data drop for each panel by IT

3.7.2 Related Work: Contract documents indicate the work of contract, and related requirements and conditions that have an impact on the project. Related requirements and conditions that are indicated on the contract documents include, but are not necessarily limited to the following: (1) Existing site conditions and restrictions; (2) Alterations and coordination with existing work; (3) Other work to be performed concurrently by the Government; and (4) Other work to be performed concurrently by separate contractors

3.8 CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES

3.8.1 Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, and equipment necessary to perform the job.

3.8.2 Contractor is required to (i) be licensed; (ii) maintain insurance coverage that is common within the industry and for the nature of work.

3.8.3 All Contractor personnel shall be required to wear proper identification, which may include company attire with logo, badge, etc. when working in the government facility. [Identification card or badge (if needed) is to be displayed on contractor employees at all times.]

3.8.4 Contractor shall provide personnel who are professional, reliable, trained, and experienced in performing the job requirements.

3.8.5 Contractor must ensure that all personnel working on this requirement be: (I) a U.S. citizen or have lawful permanent resident status, and (ii) fluent in the English language. Contractor shall not employ any person to perform work under this requirement with any of the following background history: conviction of a felony, a crime of violence or a serious misdemeanor, a record of arrest for continuing offenses, or failure to file or pay federal income tax.

3.8.6 Contractor shall provide timely and professional customer service (i.e. address concerns, issues, and other administrative functions). For purposes of this contract timely means no later than by the close of business next business day.

3.8.7 Contractor personnel shall maintain a neat, clean, and hazard-free working environment to the extent practicable. All work shall be done using the highest standards of the trade and in compliance with all federal, state, and local codes. Contractor personnel shall take all necessary precautions to avoid scarring, marring or damaging government’s property. Contractor(s) shall incur any cost to repair or restore to its original condition Government property damaged during the performance of this work. Upon completion, all packing materials, debris, dust, etc. shall be removed from the premises and discarded in accordance with local and state regulations. The work area shall be left in “ready to occupy” conditions.

3.8.8 The work shall be carried out in such a manner so that there will be little no interference with the proper execution of Government business. All persons employed in contract work shall, while on the premises, comply with all building regulations.

3.9 IRS RESPONSIBILITIES

3.9.1 IRS POC shall provide access to the respective work area(s).

3.9.2 IRS POC shall assist in making the appropriate decisions with regards to specific location/placement, procedures, and programming. The IRS POC shall be readily available during the contract term and shall make decisions without delay. All required and applicable changes shall be executed through contract modification. Contract modifications shall be executed by the Contracting Officer.

II. INFORMATION SYSTEM SECURITY REQUIREMENTS FISMA SECURITY CONTRACT LANGUAGE (MAJOR IT SYSTEMS / APPLICATIONS or SERVICES)

1. Information Security / Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA)

a. Pursuant to the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA), Title III of the E-Government Act of 2002, P.L. 107-347, the contractor shall provide minimum security controls required to protect Federal information and information systems. The term ‘information security’ means protecting information and information systems from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction in order to provide confidentially, integrity and availability.

b. The contractor shall provide information security protections commensurate with the risk and magnitude of the harm resulting from the unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction of information collected or maintained by or on behalf of the agency; or information systems used or operated by an agency or by a contractor or subcontractor of an agency. This applies to individuals and organizations having contractual arrangements with the IRS, including employees, contractors, vendors, and outsourcing providers, which use or operate information technology systems containing IRS data.

c. An IRS information or information system are defined as a General Support System (GSS), Major or Minor Application with a FIPS 199 security categorization impact level of low, moderate or high, and those systems identified by the As Built Architecture (ABA) and agency FISMA Master Inventory.

2. Treasury / IRS Policies for Information Technology (IT) Security

a. The contractor shall comply with Department of Treasury Security Manual TDP 15-71, and Internal Revenue…