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This is a combined synopsis/solicitation from the Department of Veterans Affairs seeking quotes for upgrades to an AMAG security system and installation of AMAG components in building 46 at the Amarillo VA Health Care System. Products required include switches, cameras, fiber cables, enclosures and connectors. Services required include inspection, installation, configuration, labeling, repair, replacement and removal of outdated equipment. Quotes are due by June 22, 2020 for a firm fixed price award. The set-aside is for SDVOSBC or VOSB concerns. Place of performance is multiple buildings at the Amarillo VA Health Care System. The solicitation includes an item list, statement of work and performance requirements.

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Contract Opportunity Amendment to a Previous Combined Solicitation

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* = Required Field Contract Opportunity Amendment to a Previous Combined Solicitation AMAG Security Cameras and AMAG Security System Components Question and Answer Change in Scope of solicitation Remove Line Item #3 79106 36C25720Q0834 06-26-2020 11:59pm

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334220 Department of Veterans Affairs NCO 17 North Texas Healthcare System NCO 17 Network Contracting Activity 4500 S. Lancaster Road Dallas TX 75216 Danise Burt Danised.burt@va.gov Department of Veterans Affairs 6010 Amarillo Blvd Amarillo TX 79106

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htpps://danised.burt@va.gov Amendment danised.burt@va.gov Contract Specialist The purpose of this amendment to Combined Synopsis/Solicitation Number: 36C25720Q0834 is: 1. Update the statement of work scope 2: Questions and answers 3. Remove Line item 3:

There will be no changes to the closing date and time for questions from interested/qualified parties. That closing date and time was Friday, June 26, 2020, 11:59pm CST. No further questions will be accepted. An amendment/modification to the Solicitation will be posted to FBO answering all questions submitted.

PREVIOUS QUOTE SUBMISSION DATE AND TIME:

Quotes must be received no later than Monday, June 22, 2020 11:59pm CST. Email your quote directly to DaniseD.Burt@va.gov. The subject line must specify: RFQ 36C25720Q0834.- Quotes/Proposals. There will be no automated email notification of receipt of quotes. All quotes received without requested documentation will not be considered.

REVISED/UPDATED QUOTE SUBMISSION DATE AND TIME:

Quotes must be received no later than Friday, June 26, 2020 11:59pm CST. Email your quote directly to DaniseD.Burt@va.gov. The subject line must specify: RFQ 36C25720Q0834.- Quotes/Proposals. There will be no automated email notification of receipt of quotes. All quotes received without requested documentation will not be considered.

All other terms and conditions of the original Combined Synopsis/Solicitation Number remain unchanged.

1. Statement of Work AMAG Upgrade and BLDG 46 Completion

1. Background: The Physical Access Control System (PACS) is an AMAG Technology, Homeland Security Edition (HSE), Security Management System (SMS) version 8.1, utilizing model 2100 and 2150 style controllers, structured to provide continuous control and monitoring of (221) doors and (102) video security cameras in multiple locations throughout the Amarillo VA Health Care System (AVAHCS). The SMS database is running on a Dell R530 server, and the (2) Network Video Servers (NVR) are running on Dell R730’s (58 TB raid 5 storage). The AVAHCS consists of the Thomas E Creek VA Medical Center in Amarillo Texas, an Outpatient Clinic in Lubbock Texas, and (3) Community Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOC): (1) in Dalhart Texas, (1) in Clovis New Mexico, and (1) in Childress Texas. The AVAHCS also has (2) Vet Centers located in Amarillo and Lubbock and the NCO 18 Contracting Office in Amarillo. The PACS, is/will be, interconnected providing two-way communications via VLAN to the Security Management System Database (SMS) and Networked Video Recorder servers (NVR) located at the Thomas E Creek facility in Amarillo Texas. 100% daily operability is required to maintain the continuity of the PACS System. A Contract is needed to install, and program upgraded equipment and uninstall outdated equipment of the current PACS System (AMAG), including Original Equipment Manufacture technical and software support agreement, (SSA) Servers Operating systems and Microsoft SQL. This is a high priority system and an Upgrade of Software/Hardware and Equipment Purchase/Installation contract is needed.

2. Scope:

The Amarillo VA Health Care System, (AVAHCS) is seeking a contractor to purchase equipment, install, program, and remove AMAG components. This will include parts, updates, system licenses, labor, and travel during the hours of 8am to 5pm, Monday through Friday. The Contractor will perform a system inspection and operability check to insure 100% system operability and stability. They will install and program the SMS Database and NVRs at the newest versions of Homeland Security Edition software and options. They will provide and maintain access to AMAG’s technical support via an annual Site Support Agreement, (SSA).

2.1 AMAG (HLS) upgrade to the M4000 Database Controllers, M4000 Door Controllers, 100-240VAC; 12/24VDC; 6/3A Output Power Supply (intelligent monitoring via M4000 control panels), and MN-CAB2A Enclosures (suitable for any two board combinations plus two M4000 PSU’s or any 4 board combinations).

2.2 The Specialty Care Unit (Bldg. 46) needs 18 doors upgraded to utilize the AMAG Technology HSE with electric door hardware (handles, hinges, strikes), door monitor, card reader, requests to exit and boring of doors for said hardware. If an accident happens while boring a door, and the door is unusable, the contractor will replace the door with a pre-bored and/or wired for AMAG door.

3. Specific Tasks:

3.1 System Stability: System stability is defined as all hardware properly installed as per Amag Technology installation instructions, U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs Physical Security Design Manual for Life Safety and Mission Critical Facilities dated January 2015, VA Engineering Specifications, and VA Handbook 0730/4. If it is discovered that any door or camera hardware or wiring is not installed to the AMAG standard the door or camera will be corrected to meet the current approved AMAG installation standard by the Contractor under this contract. This is to include but not limited to, wiring of all hardware at the door or camera and AMAG Controllers. The contractor will also be responsible for verifying and correcting any software configuration errors within the AMAG system, including but not limited to, the Server operating system, and Microsoft SQL. The contractor will provide support in correcting the current configuration to include, but not limited to, hours, time codes, holidays, schedules, predefined, and triggers. All work listed above will be covered under this contract before the system can be cleared as being stable.

3.1.1 Existing Amag Door Controller equipment to be updated:

3.1.1.1Building 01, Atrium Entrance
3.1.1.2Building 01, Courtyard Entrance
3.1.1.3Building 01, Physical Therapy North Employee Entrance
3.1.1.4IDF room 1111-01
3.1.1.5Police Armory Room 1131-01
3.1.1.6Patient Record Entrance, Rm. 1135-01
3.1.1.7Patient Record Outside Entrance, Rm. 1135-01
3.1.1.8Dental SPD Rm.1148-01
3.1.1.9Police Evidence Locker, Rm 1131B-01
3.1.1.10IDF Rm. 2130-01
3.1.1.11Building 01, 2nd Floor, Museum Entrance
3.1.1.12IDF Rm. 3738-01
3.1.1.13SPD Supply Rm. 3729B-01
3.1.1.14Ward 3 North Clean Linen Rm 3729A-01
3.1.1.15Ward 3 North Medication Rm. 3741-01
3.1.1.16NOD Sleep Room 3716-01
3.1.1.17Student Sleep Room 3718-01
3.1.1.18Oxygen/SPD Supply Rm. 3760D-01
3.1.1.19IDF Rm. 4129A-01
3.1.1.20Biomed Server Bay, room 5102
3.1.1.21Building 04, Nutrition and Food Service West Entrance
3.1.1.22PBX Switch Room 1021A-04
3.1.1.23Pharmacy Cache Rm. 1000-04
3.1.1.24Linen Storage Rm. 1014-04
3.1.1.25IDF Closet Rm. 003-07
3.1.1.26Building 07, Basement North Entrance
3.1.1.27Building 07, 1st. Floor West Entrance
3.1.1.28Building 07, 1st. Floor East Entrance
3.1.1.29Computer Storage Rm. 106A-07
3.1.1.30Computer Storage Rm. 002-07
3.1.1.31Computer Bay Rm. 208-07
3.1.1.32Computer Bay Rm. 208-07 Exit
3.1.1.33IDF Closet Rm. 1806-08
3.1.1.34Building 08, South Entrance
3.1.1.35Building 08, East Entrance
3.1.1.36Building 08, North East Entrance
3.1.1.37Building 08, North West Entrance
3.1.1.38Building 08, South West Entrance
3.1.1.39IDF Closet Rm. 0916-09
3.1.1.40Building 09, Front Entrance
3.1.1.41Building 09, North West Entrance
3.1.1.42Building 09, South West Entrance
3.1.1.43IDF Closet Rm 0115-10
3.1.1.44Building 10, Front Entrance
3.1.1.45Building 10, South East Entrance
3.1.1.46Building 10, North East Entrance
3.1.1.47IDF Closet Room 005-11
3.1.1.48IDF Closet, Building 12
3.1.1.50Building 12, Logistic Office, Outside Entrance
3.1.1.51IDF Closet Building 14
3.1.1.52Lock Shop Building 14
3.1.1.53IDF Closet Building 26
3.1.1.54Loading Dock Building 28
3.1.1.55Building 28, Lobby South Front Entrance
3.1.1.56Police Operations/PIV Office room 1203-28
3.1.1.57IDF Rm 1338-28
3.1.1.58Spec 2 SPS Storage Rm. 1258-28
3.1.1.59Agent Casher Entrance 1207-28
3.1.1.60Building 28, South West Sliding door
3.1.1.61Building 28, Respiratory Outside Entrance
3.1.1.62Building 28, Old Ambulance/ED Outside Entrance
3.1.1.63Old ED S. Entrance (Folding doors) Rm. 1296-28
3.1.1.64Building 28, Ambulance Entrance to Building 29 Hallway
3.1.1.65SPS Storage Rm. 1294-28
3.1.1.66(Old ED) North Entrance Room 1296-28
3.1.1.67Respiratory SPD Storage 1277-28
3.1.1.68Pharmacy Office Rm. 1228-28
3.1.1.69Pharmacy Production South Entrance Rm. 1337-28
3.1.1.70Narcotics Vault Rm. 1337G-28
3.1.1.71Pharmacy Production North Entrance Rm.1337-28
3.1.1.72IDF Closet Rm. 1220-28
3.1.1.73Pharmacy Distribution Entrance 1210A-28
3.1.1.74Counsel Entrance 1210-28
5.1.1.75Pharmacy Distribution Narcotics Locker
3.1.1.76Pharmacy Production Narcotics Locker A
3.1.1.77Pharmacy Production Narcotics Locker B
3.1.1.78Nuclear Medicine Hot Room 1303-28
3.1.1.79X-ray North Entrance Rm. 1320-28
3.1.1.80Emergency Department Waiting Room Entrance (disconnected)
3.1.1.81Emergency Department Decontamination Entrance (disconnected)
3.1.1.82Emergency Department IDF Closet, Room 1368
3.1.1.83Emergency Department Waiting Room Door
3.1.1.84Emergency Department South Hallway West Entrance
3.1.1.85Emergency Department South Hallway West Exit
3.1.1.86Ambulance/ Emergency Department South Door
3.1.1.87Ambulance/ Emergency Department North Door
3.1.1.88Emergency Department North Hallway West Entry
3.1.1.89Emergency Department North Hallway West Exit
3.1.1.90O2 Storage Room 1382-28
3.1.1.91Clean Linen Room 1377-28
3.1.1.92Laboratory South Entrance Rm. 2256-28
3.1.1.93Laboratory East Entrance Rm. 2256-28
3.1.1.94Phlebotomy Entrance 2253-28
3.1.1.95IDF Closet Rm. 2246-28
3.1.1.96Building 28, 2nd Floor, Histology East Entrance
3.1.1. 97Building 28, 2nd Floor, Histology Stairwell Entrance
3.1.1.98Building 28, 2nd Floor, Canteen Retail Store Entrance
3.1.1.99Canteen Office Rm. 2263A-28
3.1.1.100SPS Lounge Entrance Rm. 3801-28
3.1.1.101SPS Decontamination Entrance Rm. 3865-28
3.1.1.102IDF Closet Rm. 3813-28
3.1.1.103SPS Dist. Entrance Rm. 3817-28
3.1.1.104SPS Dist. Bi-fold doors, Rm. 3817-28
3.1.1.105Ward 3South Medication Room South Door 3845-28
3.1.1.106Ward 3South Medication Room North Door 3845-28
3.1.1.107Ward 3South SPS Storage Rm. 3814
3.1.1.108SPS Office Entrance Rm. 3856-28
3.1.1.109SPS S. Entrance Rm 3854-28
3.1.1.110SPS Stairwell Entrance 3862-28
3.1.1.111OR/ICU South Double doors
3.1.1.112OR/Waiting Room door
3.1.1.113OR/Elevator Door
3.1.1.114OR Main Double Doors
3.1.1.115IDF Closet Rm. 4264-28
3.1.1.116ICU SPS Storage Rm. 4245-28
3.1.1.117ICU Medication Room 4249-28
3.1.1.118OR/Dirty Utility Room 4256-28
3.1.1.119OR/Break Room 4257-28
3.1.1.120Building 28, 4th Floor, OR/Stairs Door
3.1.1.121PACU SPS Storage Rm. 4224-28
3.1.1.122ICU Medication Rm. 4249-28
3.1.1.123IDF Closet Rm. 0535A
3.1.1.124Endoscopy Stairwell Door
3.1.1.125SPS Storage Rm. 0504-29
3.1.1.126Endoscopy Emergency Outside Exit
3.1.1.127Endoscopy/Ventilation Room Entrance
3.1.1.128ERTF Ambulance Entrance
3.1.1.129Building 29, 1st Floor, Community Living Center A, Front Door
3.1.1.130Community Living Center A, SPS Storage Rm. 1525-29
3.1.1.131Community Living Center A, Medication Room 1580A-29
3.1.1.132Community Living Center B, SPS Storage Rm. 2517-29
3.1.1.133IDF Closet Rm. 2528
3.1.1.134Community Living Center B, Medication Room 2580A-29
3.1.1.135Central Linen Issue Rm 2502
3.1.1.136Medical Arts Patio Door
3.1.1.137Medical Arts Main Entrance Doors
3.1.1.138Building 44, 2nd Floor Stairwell
3.1.1.139SPS Storage Rm. 1441-44
3.1.1.140IDF Closet Rm. 1415-44
3.1.1.141IDF Closet Rm. 3415A-34
3.1.1.142Building 34, Main Entrance
3.1.1.143Building 34, Back Door
3.1.1.144Building 34, Projects Door
3.1.1.145Building 44, 2nd Floor North Main Entrance, C1-6
3.1.1.146Building 44, 2nd Floor West Hall, C1-10
3.1.1.147Building 44, 2nd Floor South Hall, C1-12
3.1.1.148Building 44, 2nd Floor Waiting room, C1-3
3.1.1.149Building 44, 2nd Floor East Entrance, C1-1
3.1.1.150Building 44, 2nd Floor IDF Closet 2650-44
3.1.1.151Building 44, 1st Floor East Main Entrance, C0-1
3.1.1.152Building 44, 1st Floor Mech. Rm. 1605-44
3.1.1.153Building 44, 1st.Floor Electric Rm. 1611-44
3.1.1.154Building 44, 1st Floor North Hall, C0-5
3.1.1.155Building 44, 1st West Entrance, C0-10
3.1.1.156Building 44, 1st. Floor Waiting room, C0-33
3.1.1.157Building 44, 1st Floor Unit Clerk Entrance, C0-4
3.1.1.158Building 44, 1st Floor IDF Closet 1646-44
3.1.1.159IDF Closet Rm. 4512-45
3.1.1.160Building 45, South East Entrance
3.1.1.161Building 45, North East Entrance
3.1.1.162Building 45, North West Entrance
3.1.1.163Building 45, South West Entrance
3.1.1.164Building 46, 1st Floor, South East Glass Door
3.1.1.165Mechanical room, Outside Double Doors, Rm. 1733-46
3.1.1.166Building 46, 1st Floor, South West Back Door
3.1.1.167Oxygen Storage Room 1722-46
3.1.1.168Mechanical Room, Hallway Door, 1733-46
3.1.1.169IDF Closet, Room 1732-46
3.1.1.170Break Room, Outside Door, 1725-46
3.1.1.171Clean Room 1728-46
3.1.1.172Front Door Room 1700-46
3.1.1.173Elevator Equipment Room 1739-46
3.1.1.174Medication Room 1707-46
3.1.1.175Front door room 2700-46
3.1.1.176Medication Room 2705-46
3.1.1.177Mechanical Room 2734-46
3.1.1.178Break Room, Outside Door, 2723-46
3.1.1.179Clean Linen room 2729-46
3.1.1.180IDF closet room 2731-46
3.1.1.181Building 49, South Office Entrance
3.1.1.182Building 49, IDF closet, Rm 103-49
3.1.1.183Building 49, Reproduction Inside Entrance
3.1.1.184Building 49, Reproduction Outside Entrance
3.1.1.185Building 49, East Overhead Door
3.1.1.186Building 49, North East Outside Entrance
3.1.1.187Building 49, West Overhead Door
3.1.1.188LOPC Pharmacy Counter Entrance, Rm. 801
3.1.1.189Counter Controlled Substance Locker, Rm. 801
3.1.1.190Counter Consult Entrance, Rm. 802
3.1.1.191Narcotics Vault, Rm. 806
3.1.1.192LOPC Pharmacy Backdoor, Rm. 803
3.1.1.193Controlled Substance Locker, Rm. 803
3.1.1.194Building 45, 9th Street Gate Entrance
3.1.1.195Building 45, 9th Street Gate Exit
3.1.1.196Building 48, 1st Flr. South Hall
3.1.1.197Building 48, 1st Flr. Team Independence Entrance
3.1.1.198Building 48, 1st Flr. Team Courage Entrance
3.1.1.199Building 48, 1st Flr. HVAC Rm. 1147
3.1.1.200Building 48, 1st Flr. Blood Draw
3.1.1.201Building 48, 1st Flr. Biomed Rm 1155
3.1.1.202Building 48, 1st Flr. Employee Entrance
3.1.1.203Building 48, 1st Flr. Clean Linen, Rm 1160
3.1.1.204Building 48, 1st Flr. IDF Closet, Rm 1156
3.1.1.205Building 48, 1st Flr. Laboratory Entrance
3.1.1.206Building 48, 1st Flr. Electrical Rm. 1157
3.1.1.207Building 48, 1st Flr. Main Entrance (NE)
3.1.1.208Building 48, 1st Flr. Med. Rm. 1148
3.1.1.209Building 48, 1st Flr. Med. Gas, Rm. 1158
3.1.1.210Building 48, Bsmt. Mechanical Rm. B119
3.1.1.211Building 48, Bsmt. Employee Entrance (W)
3.1.1.212Building 48, 1st Flr. Soiled Linen, Rm. 1154
3.1.1.213Building 48, Bsmt. Main Entrance
3.1.1.214Building 48, Bsmt. Pharmacy Entrance
3.1.1.215Building 28, 3rd Flr. 3S Night Meds Rm 3808
3.1.1.216Building 28, 3rd Flr. 3S Clean Linen rm 3824
3.1.1.217Building 1, 1st Flr. PD Locker Rm 1132
3.1.1.218Building 1, 1st Flr. PD Locker Rm 1134
3.1.1.219Building 1, 2nd Flr. Administration Office Rm 2132
3.1.1.220Building 9, PIV Office Door Rm 0901
3.1.1.221Building 9, PIV Office Dummy Reader Rm 0901
3.1.1.222Building 29, Endo Main Entrance

3.1.2 Analog Video Cameras (17 Axis EN-7904-A encoders) that need to work with upgrade:

3.1.2.1Canteen Register, 2227-28
3.1.2.2Food Line, Rm 2227-28
3.1.2.3Retail Entrance, Rm. 2228-28
3.1.2.4Retail Store South West Corner, Rm. 2228-28
3.1.2.5Retail North West Corner, Rm. 2228-28
3.1.2.6Retail North East Corner, Rm. 2228-28
3.1.2.7Retail South East Corner, Rm. 2228-28
3.1.2.8Retail Storage 1, Rm. 2228-28
3.1.2.9Retail Storage 2, Rm. 2228-28
3.1.2.10ATM, (By Building 28 Elevators)
3.1.2.11Canteen Office, Rm. 2263A-28
3.1.2.12Coin Changer, (across from 2228-28)
3.1.2.13Building 28, Lobby (looking east)
3.1.2.14Building 28, North Awning Entrance
3.1.2.15Building 28, South Awning Entrance
3.1.2.16West Door (Old) Emergency Department, 1296-28
3.1.2.17Information Desk, (Lobby), Building 28
3.1.2.18Agent Cashier/Pharmacy Windows, 1208-28
3.1.2.19Inside Agent Cashier Office Rm. 1207-28
3.1.2.20(Old) Emergency Department, (Bi-fold Door) Outside Entrance
3.1.2.21(Old) Emergency Department Rm. 1296-28 (South to North)
3.1.2.22(Old) Emergency Department Rm.1296-28 (North to South)
3.1.2.23Alzheimer Entrance (Building 29 Entrance)
3.1.2.24Alzheimer Café Corner (29 patio)
3.1.2.25Building 28, Back Dock Entrance
3.1.2.26O2 Storage, Room 1304, (Back Dock North to South)
3.1.2.27Electrical Room 1314, (Back Dock South to North)
3.1.2.28Building 04, Dock and Mail Drop
3.1.2.29Mail Room Hallway
3.1.2.30Building 04, Pharmacy Drop Off
3.1.2.31Building 04, Back Dock
3.1.2.32Building 04, Mail Drop 1
3.1.2.33Building 04, West Outside Entrance
3.1.2.34PBX Entrance, 1021-04
3.1.2.35Building 04, Mail Room Dock
3.1.2.36Building 44, 2nd Floor Entrance (East door)
3.1.2.37Building 44, 2nd Floor, Entrance (North)
3.1.2.38Building 44, 1st Floor, Entrance (East door)
3.1.2.39Building 44, 1st Floor, Entrance (West door)
3.1.2.40North East Corner Narcotics Vault Rm. 1337G-28
3.1.2.41North West Corner Narcotics Vault Rm. 1337G-28
3.1.2.42South East Corner Narcotics Vault Rm. 1337G-28
3.1.2.43SW Corner Narcotics Vault Rm. 1337G-28
3.1.2.44Overhead, Narcotics Vault Rm. 1337G-28
3.1.2.45Pharmacy Controlled Substance Fill Station Rm 1337-28
3.1.2.46Pharmacy Controlled Substance Cabinet Rm. 1337-28
3.1.2.47Pharmacy Vault Rm. 1337G-28
3.1.2.48Building 07, Server Room, Outside Entrance
3.1.2.49Building 07, Server Room, Inside Entrance
3.1.2.50Building 07, Front (East) Entrance
3.1.2.51Building 07, Back (West) Entrance
3.1.2.52Building 07, Basement Entrance
3.1.2.53Pharmacy Controlled Substance Desk
3.1.2.54Symmetry Database Server, 5102-01
3.1.2.55Networked Video Recorder, Server #1, 5102-01
3.1.2.56Networked Video Recorder, Server #2, 5102-01

3.1.3 Network Video Cameras that need to work with update:

3.1. 3.1Building 01, Employee Health Entrance
3.1. 3.2Building 01, 2nd Floor, Museum Entrance
3.1. 3.3Building 09, South East Outside Corner
3.1. 3.4Building 09, Inside Main Entrance
3.1. 3.5Building 10, South West Outside Corner
3.1. 3.6Building 10, North East Outside Corner
3.1. 3.7Building 33, Ramp Camera
3.1. 3.8Building 33, Main Entrance (Outside)
3.1. 3.9Building 33, Primary Care Waiting Room
3.1. 3.10Building 33, Team 1, Waiting Room 1412-33
3.1. 3.11Building 33, Team 2, Waiting Room 1428-33
3.1. 3.12Building 33, Hallway, (Inside) Entrance
3.1. 3.13Building 46, South West Employee Entrance, (Back Door)
3.1. 3.14Building 46, 1st. Floor, Waiting Room, 1702-46
3.1. 3.15Building 46, Main Entrance, 1700-46
3.1. 3.16Building 46, Lobby 2nd Floor, Waiting Room 2702-46
3.1. 3.17Biomed Server Bay, Room 5102-01
3.1. 3.18Biomed Elevator Hallway Outside 5103-01
3.1. 3.19Building 28, Emergency Department Ambulance North Entrance
3.1. 3.20Building 28, Emergency Department Ambulance South Entrance
3.1. 3.21Building 28, Emergency Department Ambulance Awning
3.1. 3.22Building 28, Patio of Honor
3.1. 3.23Building 28, Emergency Department Ambulance Entrance
3.1. 3.24Building 28, Emergency Department Waiting Room Entrance
3.1. 3.25Building 28, Emergency Department South Hallway, (Looking West)
3.1. 3.26Building 28, Emergency Department North Hallway, (Looking West)
3.1. 3.27Building 28, Emergency Department Waiting Rm. 1361-28
3.1.3.28Building 48, 1st Flr. Hallway C3, PTZ 8
3.1.3.29Building 48, 1st Flr. North Hall PTZ 10
3.1.3.30Building 48, 1st Flr. Rear Hallway, PTZ 9
3.1.3.31Building 48, 1st Flr. South Hallway, PTZ 6
3.1.3.32Building 48, 1st Flr. Hallway C2, PTZ 7
3.1.3.33Building 48, 1st Flr. Frnt. Elevator, PTZ 5
3.1.3.34Building 48, Bsmt, Pharm. Wainting Rm, PTZ 1
3.1.3.35Building 48, Bsmt. South Entrance, PTZ 2
3.1.3.36Building 48, Bsmt. W. Employee Entr., PTZ 3
3.1.3.37Building 48, Outside NE Corner PTZ 11
3.1.3.38Building 48, Rear Elevator, PTZ 4
3.1.3.39Building 45, 9th street gate entrance camera
3.1.3.40Building 45, 9th street gate exit camera
3.1.3.41Building 28, 3rd Flr.3S North Hallway
3.1.3.42Building 28, 3rd Flr 3S North Hallway, Elevators
3.1.3.43Building 28, 3rd Flr.3S Nurses Station, North
3.1.3.44Building 28, 3rd Flr.3S Nurses Station, South
3.1.3.45Building 28, 3rd Flr.3S East Hall, West
3.1.3.46Building 1, 1st Flr. Pharmacy Narc Window Rm 1337
3.1.3.47Building 29, Chapel Camera and Encoder Rm 2506-29
3.1.3.48Building 1, Chapel Camera Decoder Rm 5102-1

3.1.4 BLDG 46 Doors that need AMAG hardware:

3.1.4.1First Floor: Employee Entrance, East
3.1.4.2First Floor: Mechanical Room, Rm 1733 (double doors)
3.1.4.3First Floor: Employee Entrance, West
3.1.4.4First Floor: Oxygen Storage, Rm 1722
3.1.4.5First Floor: Mechanical Room, Rm 1733 (hall door)
3.1.4.6First Floor: IDF, Rm 1732
3.1.4.7First Floor: Breakroom, Rm 1725 (outside door)
3.1.4.8First Floor: Rm 1728
3.1.4.9First Floor: Front Door
3.1.4.10First Floor: Elevator Machine Room, Rm 1739
3.1.4.11First Floor: Med Room, Rm 1707
3.1.4.12Second Floor: Front Door
3.1.4.13Second Floor: Med Room, Rm 2705
3.1.4.14Second Floor: Mechanical Room, Rm 2734
3.1.4.15Second Floor: Breakroom Outside Door, Rm 2723
3.1.4.16Second Floor: Clean Linen Room, Rm 2729
3.1.4.17Second Floor: IDF, Rm 2731
3.1.4.18Second Floor: Roof Door Tamper

3.2 Identify and Label:

3.2.1 The Contractor will label all cameras, readers, and wires inside the existing AMAG enclosures.

3.2.2 The Contractor will identify all wiring, programming, and installation issues and correct to AMAG standards.

3.3 Equipment Repair and Replacement:

3.3.1Card reader failures will be replaced with Amag S884-KP Smart Card Reader (for inside mounting), S874-EX-KP (for outside mounting). Requirements will be reviewed as new Amag products become available.
3.3.2NIC will be replaced with the AMAG required card for the style of control board the failure occurred on.
3.3.3M2100 4Door Controller Units (4DCU) and M2150 8DBU will be replaced with new M4000-4DEC Door Controllers.

3.4 Support Requests and Reports: The Contractor must provide a Web Based Support Site so that Amarillo VA staff can request and track all support calls. The website must give the Amarillo VA System the ability to open support tickets and track status, 24/7. The Amarillo System must also have the ability to login to the support website and run reports of past support tickets every quarter. This is needed because of the High priority of the system.

3.5 Remote System Access: No remote system access will be granted without an approved National MOU agreement in place.

3.6 Upgraded Database, Door Controllers, Enclosure, and Output Power Supply: Upgrade installation, configuration, programming, and removal of old equipment must be a turnkey operation. All outdated AMAG equipment will be turned over to the COR for proper VA turn-in procedures.

3.7 System Software Options:

3.7.1Threat level Manager
3.7.2Symmetry Complete View Video Management
3.7.3Intercom Control Integration
3.7.4Intrusion Management

3.8 All wiring/cabling will be plenum rated

4. Performance Monitoring:

4.1The COR will maintain a record and daily reports during camera and door installations.
4.2The COR and or Approved VA alternate will visually inspect work site of door and camera installations for cleanliness and that the ICRA and ILSM are posted and followed.
4.3The COR will monitor and report to the CO, quarterly or more frequently, if problems become trending, on contract completion percentage in relation to stated delivery dates.

5. Security Requirements: There will be access to VA Sensitive Information in the form of Staff Personal Identifiable Information, PII with this contract. The Contractor will need access to the Amag Security Management System database server and Networked Video Recorder, (NVR) servers. They will need to make a copy of the database to be sent to the Amag Corporation to be modified to work with new levels of system software. The Contractor will be required to check in with the Police Service and the COR or Designated VA Alternate, to get a Contractors Visitor Badge when onsite. If the Contractor needs access to any Sensitive Areas, the Contractor will be escorted by a Full Time VA Authorized Employee.

6. Government-Furnished Equipment (GFE)/Government-Furnished Information (GFI):

6.1NO GFE or GFI will be provided. Contractor will have to bring all replacement parts with them.
6.2If GFE is provided then Vendor will replace it with new factory sealed replacements.

7. Other Pertinent Information or Special Considerations:

7.1 Certifications: The Contractor must be an AMAG Certified Reseller in good standings with AMAG. The Contractor must provide a copy of their AMAG certification card, showing they are in good standing. The Contractor must have at minimum (2) current Certified Symmetry Essentials AMAG Installers. The installers must have also been trained on AMAG 7.0.1. or higher. The Contractor must be trained in Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Operating systems and Microsoft Sequel Server 2012 or be able to provide access to a trained technician within the priority time frame stated in clause 5.5.1. This is needed to maintain a high level of support at all times. All work performed on AMAG Servers and Workstations by the Contractor must also be performed by a Certified Symmetry Essentials AMAG Installers.

7.2 Identification of Potential Conflicts of Interest (COI): There is NO COI currently.

7.3 Identification of Non-Disclosure Requirements: Personal Identifiable Information (PII) will be accessible and a disclosure agreement will be required.

7.4 Packaging, Packing and Shipping Instructions: The Amarillo System will provide a secured staging & storage area for project related materials.

7.5 Inspection and Acceptance Criteria: The COR or designated VA alternate will be responsible for certifying that the work done under the contract is performed to time and standard. They are also responsible for assuring the inspection and acceptance of products provided are incidental to services.

7.6 Facility Polices: Contractor will follow all VA and Federal security, parking and smoking regulations.

7.7 OSHA Training: During new equipment and door installations, the onsite supervisor must have his or her 30-hour OSHA card. Onsite techs must have their 10-hour OSHA card.

7.8 Firewall Penetrations: All holes made through firewalls will be filled with VA approved red fire caulk or fire sleeve. All penetrations shall be inspected by COR or designated VA replacement.

7.10 Infectious Control Risk Assessment, (ICRA) and Interim Life Safety Measures, (ILSM): The Contractor shall keep in their possession in plain sight their signed ICRA and ILSM for the installation job they are performing, for the duration of the job.

7.11 Contractors Equipment and Ladders: Contractors’ tools and equipment shall be in good working order and have all the appropriate OSHA decals for use on the facility.

7.12 V.A. Holidays: Work shall be accomplished Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm.

National Holidays: The 10 holidays observed by the Federal Government are:

New Year’s Day
Martin Luther King's Birthday
Presidents Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Columbus Day
Veterans Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day

And any other day specifically declared by the President of the United States to be a national holiday.

7.13 Pre-bid Site Visit: All solicitors must perform a site visit conducted by the Contracting Officer and Contracting Officers Representative prior to submitting a bid.

The site visit will take place at the: Amarillo VA Healthcare System located at 6010 Amarillo Blvd West, Amarillo, TX 79106

When:TBD
Time:TBD

Where: Engineering Conference Room, Building 34; Room 3409.

Please note that all contractors/visitors are required to check in with the VA Police Operations Office at the Lobby to obtain their visitor passes upon arrival at the VA facility before the site visit commences.

8. Risk Control: There will be approved ICRA and an ILSM for all work done that may put Staff or Patients at risk.

9. Place of Performance: Amarillo VA HealthCare System. (Consisting of)

9.1 Thomas E Creek VA Medical Center

6010 Amarillo Blvd. West Amarillo TX. 79106

9.2 Amarillo Vet Center

3414 Olsen Blvd. Suite E Amarillo, TX. 79109

9.3 NCO 18 Contracting

7201 I-40 West, Suite 100 Amarillo TX. 79106

9.4 Lubbock Outpatient Clinic

6104 Avenue Q South Drive Lubbock, TX 79412

9.5 Lubbock Vet Center

3106 50th St. Suite 4000 Lubbock TX. 79413

9.6 Clovis Community Based Outpatient Clinic

921 East Llano Estacado Clovis, NM 88101

9.7 Dalhart Community Based Outpatient Clinic

325 Denver Ave Dalhart, TX 79022

9.8 Childress Community Based Outpatient Clinic

1001 Highway 83 North Childress, TX 79201

2. Questions and Answers:

1. Is it possible to use Blade?

Answer: Yes

2. Are you still interest in Magnate Stand?

Answer: No, not interest

3. Remove Line item #3:

Port POE Switch: SC10050 SignaMax 16 port PoE+ switch gigabit 235 W, unmanaged 10 SFP-1000BASE-SX-A O GBIC LC Module, SX SFP Transceiver (MMF, 850NM, 550M, LC) 8 Exterior Bullet Cameras: WV-S1570L 4K (3,840 x 2,160) iA H.265 Network Camera, 4K (3,840 x 2,160) up to 30fps, Color night vision (0.006 to 0.09 lx), IR LED equipped 30 3MP Dome Cameras: A-37-FW Advidia IP dome camera, 3MP, day/nite, weatherproof 63 24 Strand 50M OM4 Plenum Fiber Cable: 12 Strand 50 Micron Multimode Fiber: Fiber Innerduct: CAT6 Cable for New Cameras: Fiber Housing w/Connector Panel: CCH-CP12-E4 Corning CCH connector panel with 12 LC MM 50 connectors 20 20 CCH-02U Closet connector housing 4 CCH panels Fiber Connectors: 36 95-050-99 UniCam LC, MM, 50UM connector and remove the Line item (2)AMAG for cameras.

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