A04_Updated_SOW_DFC-B95_Card_Reader_SOW.docx
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- 140G0224Q0197
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the installation of uTrust FICAM readers and electric strikes at the USGS Denver Federal Center Building 95 in Denver, Colorado. The scope of the project includes running new cabling, replacing existing HID card readers, installing new electric strikes, and connecting the new Identiv-Hirsch Mx-2 and Mx-8 controllers to the USGS network. The project aims to provide accountability and security for the IT Suite and Telecom rooms, securing devices and IT-related equipment. The SOW specifies the required equipment, including uTrust TS Readers, Mx-8 Controller, and Mx-2 panel. The work is to be performed during normal facility business hours, and the installing contractor must be an authorized distributor and installer with experience in the Identiv-Hirsch system. The related federal contract opportunity is for the purchase and installation of nine PIV readers in Building 95 of the Denver Federal Center, with the Department of the Interior US Geological Survey as the procuring agency.
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Statement of Work
USGS Technical Point Of Contact: Prince Rogers, progers@usgs.gov
1. Project Name – Install uTrust FICAM Readers and electric strikes USGS Denver Federal Center Building 95 in Denver, Colorado.
2. Conditions- N/A
3. Background – IT Office Suite, where IT Support personnel reside. Storing IT equipment for IT team. Telecom Rooms that house network IT gear that provide network and phone connections for the building.
4. Delivery or Performance Period – Project is to provide accountability and security of the IT Suite and Telecom rooms. Securing devices and all IT related equipment.
5. Scope of Project - The scope of this project includes:
i. Run all new cabling for the USGS interior nine (9) doors to have access control, which includes Rooms 1312, 1413, 2120 entry, 2120 rear, 2120A entry, 2120A rear, 2412A, 2323, and 2170). Cabling will Tie into the existing Identiv-Hirsch server at Building 67 with network connection to be provided by USGS.
ii. Replace existing HID card readers with new uTrust FICAM readers and connect to the new cabling.
iii. Install new electric strikes at all door locations and connected to the headends. furnish and install a lock power supply with Mx-2 controller on the first floor IT closet and a lock power supply with Mx-8 controller on the 2nd floor IT closet.
iv. Install door status switches and request to exit devices to report door forced and door held.
v. Connect new Identiv-Hirsch Mx-2 and Mx-8 controllers to the USGS network and provide programming support to add controllers to existing Velocity software.
vi. Test with USGS personnel to ensure proper function of new addition Identiv-Hirsch PACS system.
7. Drawings, Designs, Specifications
Pictures:
Requested primary components:
a) uTrust TS Readers – Government Readers, p/n: 8116ABPR000
b) Mx-8 Controller with SNIB3 onboard, p/n: Mx-8-S3OB
c) Mx-2 panel with SNIB3, p/n: Mx-2-S3OB
8. Site Visit – Open availability. Moon – Fri 7am – 3pm. Schedule ahead of time for escort.
9. Evaluation Factors – Award will be based on both price and evaluation for technical acceptability of contractor’s technical experience and past performance.
10. Supporting Information
a. Government Furnished Property (GFP): None
b. Special Considerations:
i. The installing contractor must be an authorized distributor and installer with experience in the design, installation, testing and maintenance of the supplied system.
ii. All work shall be done between normal facility business hours of 7:30am-4pm, Monday thru Friday, with USGS facility staff on-hand as needed to facilitate entry into building and associated mechanical spaces
iii. Contractors will notify the USGS Facility Operations Specialist prior to entry into other areas of the facility not directly related to this project scope. Entry into offices, mechanical/electrical spaces and or laboratories without permission from USGS facility staff is prohibited.
iv. Any issues affecting project completion or delivery dates will be communicated to the USGS representative as soon as practical but no later than 24 hours.
v. Contractor performance of work shall not prevent access into or out of the facility while the work is being performed.
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