Approved 13.02 Topology PACS Products 1.pdf

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This document contains a market research notice and approved product list from the General Services Administration for physical access control systems. The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking to replace the physical access control system at several South Texas Veteran Healthcare facilities and is conducting market research to determine the procurement strategy. Interested vendors are requested to respond with business information, estimated pricing, and whether they have an existing GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract by January 25, 2023. The notice also lists approved physical access control products from the GSA Approved Product List that were tested and found compliant with standards, including readers from Gallagher and Allegion that have been used in a fully compliant solution.

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TO: Peter Burgess

Gallagher North America, Inc.

5005 NW 41st Street

Riverside, MO 64150

FROM: Matt Arnold on behalf of the FIPS 201 Evaluation Program

DATE: 02/28/2022

RE: Approval of Products/Services for Listing on the GSA APL

Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued M-19-17 that requires Federal

Agencies to procure only qualified products and services that are compliant with OMB policy, NIST standards, and supporting technical specifications; such as those listed on the GSA Approved Products List (APL) when implementing HSPD-12 and ICAM into their environment. Procurement of approved products and services facilitates the government-wide objective of a federated and interoperable ICAM segment architecture, and ensures compliance, consistency and alignment of commercially-available products and services with the requirements and functional needs of government ICAM implementer.

Accordingly, the FIPS 201 Evaluation Program (Program) is very pleased to inform you that the following product/service has passed testing against all applicable Testing

Requirements. Please see the attached document that summarizes the specific parameters of the approval (e.g., product/service profile, what your product/service was tested with).

Your product/service will now be listed on the APL as shown below. If there are any errors in the listing information, please notify us within five (5) business days of receiving this letter.

1 Category-PACS and Validation Infrastructure (PVI)

1.1 APL Certification Number

● APL # 10114

o PIV Command Centre o Controller 6000 High Spec - PIV

1.2 Product/Service Information

Organization Name: Gallagher

Name of Product or Service: PIV Command Centre Part Number: C201611

Hardware Version:

Software Version: vEL8.40.1888 Firmware Version:

Organization Name: Gallagher Name of Product or Service: Controller 6000 High Spec – PIV

Part Number: C305101 Hardware Version:

Software Version:

Firmware Version: vCR8.20.210518a

1.3 Document History

Status Date Comments

Approval 3/21/2018 Approval Date for software update to EL7.80.0856

Approval date for Firmware update to GR7.80.210

Update 10/9/2019 Approval Update for Software version vEL8.10.1092

Approval Update for Firmware version vGR8.10.141

Update 05/13/2020 Update for Software version vEL8.20.1093, hardware update to vCR8.20.200221b

Update 7/16/2021 Software update and addition of Allegion readers

Correction 7/22/2021 Correction of Allegion reader series.

Update 2/17/2022 Minor update to software for reader update.

1.4 Restrictions:

This product has been tested and approved as a component of a fully compliant FICAM

Solution. The end to end solution components used to test the FICAM compliance of the approved solution are listed below.

● PIV Reader o Gallagher T10 PIV Reader, (APL# 10021) o Gallagher T11 PIV Reader, (APL# 10022) o Gallagher T11 PIV Reader - Multi Tech, (APL# 10023) o Gallagher T20 PIV Reader, (APL# 10038) o Gallagher T20 PIV Reader - Multi Tech, (APL# 10039) o Gallagher T21 PIV Reader, (APL# 10099) o Gallagher T21 PIV Reader - Multi Tech, (APL# 10100) o Gallagher T15 PIV Reader, (APL# 10101) o Gallagher T15 PIV Reader – Multi Tech, (APL# 10102) o Veridt Stealth Bio Reader – (APL# 10092) o Allegion Schlage AD-302 FIPS 201-2 (APL #10133)

Approval of the above product/service indicates your cooperation with the Program and successful testing against a rigorous, comprehensive set of functional requirements derived from government-wide specifications. Testing included positive and negative test cases, and threat vectors.

Given the strategic government-wide importance of the APL, the scope and extent of testing performed on your product/service, and the rigor of that testing, the Program would like to acknowledge the noteworthiness of the approval and listing. Your product/service will now be available to all Federal Agencies for procurement.

Please note that continued listing on the APL requires ongoing conformance to all applicable requirements, including requirements added or amended over time. A listed product/service can become non-conformant for various reasons including but not limited to:

● Failure to pass testing against new and revised requirements before the effective date of the new/revised requirements.

● Problems discovered in your listed product/service (or class of product/service) are not addressed within time frames specified by the Program.

Refer to applicable Agreements and Program documents for specific details regarding ongoing compliance including severity levels and remediation time frames. Listed products and services that fall out of conformance will be removed from the APL and added to the Removed Products List (RPL).

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Matthew Arnold

GSA OGP

(703) 254-6750

Matthew.Arnold@gsa.gov

2022-02-28T12:53:30-0500
MATTHEW ARNOLD

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