Attachment H 649-18-105 RFI Questions and Answers Continued.pdf
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This document contains answers to questions regarding Solicitation Number 36C26223B0009 to replace the main hospital electrical service at the VA Prescott medical center. The project involves upgrading the electrical service and integrating new security systems, including adding two cameras to the existing Vivotek video surveillance system which uses VAST2 software version 2.11.05100 on a custom-built server. The Lenel OnGuard access control system integrates with Identiv/Vision facial recognition software to provide access control via license plate images from LPR cameras. An Identiv/Vision server will need to be added to integrate the security systems with the existing Hirsch/Identiv card access system. Network switches with available POE ports and an UPS are already in place to support the card access and video surveillance equipment. No additional servers, workstations or network video recorders are required.
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RFI Questions & Answers
Project Name: VA Prescott Replace Main Hospital Electrical Service Solicitation Number: 36C26223B0009
Question 18
Q: On Electrical page E-401 Electrical Keynote #8 it asks for a Two-Way Intercom with facial analytics. I know of no Two-Way Intercom with facial analytics. Please provide a manufacturer's part number.
I assume the Aiphone Video Two-Way Intercom that will show someone’s face would suffice. That is what is used now at NAVAHCS.
A: This will be part of the Hirsch/Identiv system. The camera will be separate from the intercom, it will need to have an Identiv vision server added with license added to the Hirsch system for facial recognition. The intercom will also integrate with Identiv
Question 19
Q: What version of Video Surveillance Vivotek VAST2 software is the VA on?
A: v2.11.05100 B: device pack v5.9.356
Question 20
Q: What is the Vivotec Network Video Recorder (NVR) part number?
A: The NVR is on a custom built server. No part number
Question 21
Q: What firmware are the Vivotec NVR’s on?
A: Not an NVR, it is a server with the vast software.
Question 22
Q: Is the room on an existing Vivotec NVR for 2 additional cameras?
A:yes
Question 23
Q: Is there enough storage room on an existing Vivotec NVR to handle 2 additional cameras?
A:yes
Question 24
Q: Are the Vivotec LPR cameras supposed to integrate with the Hirsch Card Access system?
A:no, it will need have an identiv/vision server added to integrate with Hirsch/identiv
Question 25
Q: Is a security network switch required for the Card Access and or Video Surveillance systems?
A:yes, these are already in place and have available POE ports
Question 26
Q: If a switch is required, is an Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) required?
A:Already provided for switch
Question 27
Q: Is a Card Access or Video Surveillance Server required?
A:There is an existing server for both
Question 28
Q: Is a Card Access or Video Surveillance Workstation required?
A:No
Question 29
Q: On Electrical page E-401 Electrical Keynote #12 it states to provide access control form the PACS and LPR.
How is the LPR camera going to provide Access Control?
A:By integrating with identiv/vision which integrates with the Hirsch access control.
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