Attachment 2 - Statement of Work (SOW).pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

For

Installation of Audio/Visual Technical Refresh

2OG Auditoriums (LOE 1.3/2.3) Building 6238, 6402, 6415, 6067

At Barksdale AFB, LA

26 June 2024

Prepared By

2 OSS

Maj Michael McBrien

105 Barksdale Blvd Barksdale AFB, LA 71110

Attachment 2 - Statement of Work (SOW)

FA460824QC091

1. BACKGROUND.

1.1 This statement of Work (SOW) describes the purchase and installation of an Audio/Visual (A/V) technical equipment update for the 2d Operations Support Squadron (105 Lindbergh Rd East, Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 BLDG 6402, 2OSS Room 102), 96th Bomb Squadron (115 Lindbergh Rd East, Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 BLDG 6238, Room 238), 20th Bomb Squadron (315 Lindbergh Rd East, Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 BLDG 6415, Room 203), 2 OSS Warrior Center (Lindberg Rd West, Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 BLDG 6067, Room 202).

2. SCOPE.

2.1 This effort is to provide a fully operational audio/visual conference renovation. The Audio and Visual set-up shall include the capability of displaying both UNCLASSIFIED and SECRET Classification levels with proper separation of classified and unclassified lines per TEMPEST AFSSI 7700 emission security. Some existing equipment may be reused. The final equipment list shall be approved via a coordinated effort between the contractor and the customer (Site POC), with final approval from the Contracting Officer (CO).

2.1.1 This contract effort is to provide and install audio/visual equipment in 4 different buildings (BLDG 6402/RM 102, BLDG 6238/RM 238, BLDG 6415/RM 203, and BLDG 6067/RM 202) on Barksdale AFB, LA. All new equipment will be provided by the vendor.

2.1.2 Each building will receive the same audio/visual equipment for standardization purposes.

Display requirements will be unique to each facility. The vendor/contractor must remove all existing equipment.

2.2 Work outside of normal hours will have to be coordinated.

3. OBJECTIVES

3.1 Procurement and installation of an approved A/V system capable of meeting or exceeding performance criteria as directed in this statement of work to obtain and disseminate information from 2d OSS at Barksdale AFB, LA.

4. TASK & SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

4.1 Task Requirement. Contractor shall provide all associated miscellaneous parts, hardware and labor to design and install an audio/visual system to meet applicable user specifications as detailed in this document.

4.2 Equipment. The equipment required to meet the needs of the Government shall be provided by the contractor. Equipment provided shall be compatible with and functional on the Barksdale AFB communications network and meet all network policies, requirements, and security protocols enforced by the 2d Communication Squadron (CS) and DISA (see para 5.0).

4.2.1 Audio System (BLDG 6402/RM 102, BLDG 6238/RM 238, BLDG 6415/RM 203, and BLDG 6067/RM 202). The audio speakers will be recessed in the walls and/or ceilings and provide enough sound for the entire room to hear videos, presentations, Video Teleconferences (VTC), etc. These

Attachment 2 - Statement of Work (SOW) speakers should be able to switch between input sources to include, but not limited to, VTC, Cable TV, Blu-ray/DVD, NIPR, SIPR, podium microphone, area microphones, and laptop connection. The audio system should also consist of a microphone at the podium as well as omnidirectional area microphones available in the room ceiling. Area microphones in the ceiling must be of sufficient sensitivity and quantity that anyone in the room could be clearly “heard” by a microphone. Volume control for both the speakers and microphones shall have Power On, Power Off, mute, and incremental settings to adjust the volume. The podium and area microphone shall not cause feedback interference with each other and will have individual mute and volume controls. All these functions must be controllable via touch screen from both the podium and the admin control table.

4.2.2 Visual System. Visual systems will be configured with the following requirements for each facility.

4.2.2.1 Visual System (BLDG 6402/RM 102). The visual system should consist of four 65-in monitors (with no radio frequency emissions such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) in a quad display with 4K-resolution for presenting. We need 4K resolution due to the unique mission-critical training and combat capability performed here at the 2 Operations Support Squadron. Four additional 65-in monitors will repeat the display for the audience. Two will be mounted onto each side wall in the front and the back of the auditorium. Finally, two 60-in monitors will be mounted on the rear wall to provide references for the briefer. Each display must possess the ability to individually and separately switch between 9-10 HDMI inputs including, but not limited to, VTC, Cable TV, Blu-ray/DVD, NIPR, SIPR, MPE (Mission Planning Equipment), MDR (Mission Data Recorder), and external laptops. The Cable TV shall be connected and should have channel presets configurable via the touch screen panels at the podium and admin control table.

4.2.2.2 Visual System (BLDG 6238/RM 238). The visual system should consist of two front-facing 4K-resolution laser projectors. We need 4K resolution due to the unique mission-critical training and combat capability performed here at the 96 BS. The projectors must be capable of clearly displaying intricate imagery onto two 12ft wide ceiling-recessed projector screens that are electronically actuated.

The presentation will also be displayed by two 60-in monitor (with no radio frequency emissions such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) mounted on the back wall in each aisle. Each projector/display must possess the ability to individually and separately switch between 9-10 HDMI inputs including, but not limited to, VTC, Cable TV, Blu-ray/DVD, NIPR, SIPR, MPE (Mission Planning Equipment), MDR (Mission Data Recorder), and external laptops. The Cable TV shall have channel presets configurable via the touch screen panels at the podium and admin control table.

4.2.2.3 Visual System (BLDG 6415/RM 203). The visual system should consist of two front-facing 4K-resolution laser projectors. We need 4K resolution due to the unique mission-critical training and combat capability performed here at the 20 Bomb Squadron. The projectors must be capable of clearly displaying intricate imagery onto four 12ft wide ceiling-recessed projector screens that are electronically actuated. The 2 x 12ft wide screens in the front will be centered, separated by 2 feet in the middle. The presentation will also be displayed on 2 x 12ft wide electronically actuated screens by 2 projectors mounted facing the back of the room. Each projector/display must possess the ability to individually and separately switch between 9-10 HDMI inputs including, but not limited to, VTC, Cable TV, Blu-ray/DVD, NIPR, SIPR, MPE (Mission Planning Equipment), MDR (Mission Data Recorder), and external laptops. The Cable TV shall be connected from the Linebacker Conference Room and should have channel presets configurable via the touch screen panels at the podium and admin control table.

Attachment 2 - Statement of Work (SOW)

4.2.2.4 Visual System (BLDG 6067/RM 202). The visual system should consist of two front-facing 4K-resolution laser projectors. We need 4K resolution due to the unique mission-critical training and combat capability performed here at the 2 Operations Support Squadron. The projectors must be capable of clearly displaying intricate imagery onto two 12ft wide ceiling-recessed projector screens that are electronically actuated. The presentation will also be displayed by two 60-in monitors (with no radio frequency emissions such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) mounted on the rear wall to provide references for the briefer. Each display must possess the ability to individually and separately switch between 9- 10 HDMI inputs including, but not limited to VTC, Cable TV, Blu-ray/DVD, NIPR, SIPR, MPE (Mission Planning Equipment), MDR (Mission Data Recorder), and external laptops. The Cable TV shall be connected from the Dining Room (Room 229) and should have channel presets configurable via the touch screen panels at the podium and admin control table.

4.2.3 Media Rack. An updated media rack shall house hardware components for the Blu-ray/DVD, NIPR, SIPR, and MPE hardware components. The capacity of the media rack shall expand the amount of supported hardware it encloses with enough space to support three new inputs. It will be sized appropriately (approximately 4ft tall x 2ft wide x 2.5ft deep) and all connections between the media rack and devices shall be hidden in walls and/or ceilings to the maximum extent possible.

4.2.3.1 Media Rack Locations. In BLDG 6402 the media rack will be installed in RM 103/Media Closet in the front of the Classified Briefing Room (CBR). In BLDG 6238 the media rack will be installed in the front of RM 238 between the stage and the main entry door. In BLDG 6415 the media rack will be installed in RM 205/Access Hallway directly behind the Raider Room. In BLDG 6067 the media rack will be installed in RM 202A/Media Closet in the front of the auditorium.

4.2.4 Podium. A new podium with integrated electronic power should be provided. Power plugs and laptop connectivity receptacles are to be integrated into the podium. The podium should have 2 internal shelves for storage of other hardware and equipment. The shelves should be divided such that the top shelf is narrow (5in), middle (1ft) and bottom (3ft). A microphone shall be attached or integrated into the podium with the ability to be detached as desired by the briefer. A wireless laser pointer/slide advance remote should be provided and shall work within a 50-ft radius from the podium. A touch panel (software-based control panel) shall also be integrated with the podium with the ability to select video sources, audio sources, computer sources, and match them to respective projectors, locations, microphones, speakers, etc. The touch panel is required to be capable of basic functions such as, 1) set and select various presets, 2) adjust audio volume and mute control and 3) provided capability for additions and 4) upgrades for future additions such as a VTC capability. The podium will also have a physical connection port for NIPR, SIPR, MPE systems using HDMI, Thunderbolt 4, and USB-C (DisplayPort over USB).

4.2.5 Admin Table. A station shall be set up as an admin table where the audio/visual system can be controlled via touch screens with all the same capabilities as the podium. This station will serve as the secondary service location should the podium fail and therefore functionality and controls will be mirrored. The table will not exceed 72in width, 36in depth and 30in height. All NIPR, SIPR and Mission Planning Equipment computers and monitors will be provided by the 2d OSS, 96th BS and 20th BS for these stations.

4.2.5.1 Admin Table Locations. In BLDG 6402 the admin table will be installed in RM 103/Media Closet in the front of the Classified Briefing Room (CBR). In BLDG 6238 the admin table will be installed in the front of RM 238 between the stage and the main entry door. In BLDG 6415 the admin

Attachment 2 - Statement of Work (SOW) table will be installed in the rear corner of the Raider Room. In BLDG 6067 the media rack will be installed in RM 202A/Media Closet in the front of the auditorium.

4.2.6 Control Devices. All functions mentioned above shall be controllable through touch screen devices. One device must be located at the podium and one at the admin table. The software in these devices should be upgradable and customizable by the user.

4.3 Video Teleconference Capabilities. Video teleconferences will be available through Microsoft Teams and Zoom over NIPR, and GVS will be available over SIPR.

4.4 Design Plan. Contractor shall provide a design TEMPEST plan that consists of project details and Red Line design plans detailing wire connectivity.

4.5 Installation. All necessary hardware, services and installation shall be provided by the contractor unless otherwise noted. If base support is required, the contractor shall provide all hardware, services, support and installation to provide a complete and usable system. Base installation should not be anticipated, and any questions shall be directed to the Contracting Officer prior to bid closing.

4.5.1 If Contractor work requires power outage/shut down of facility power, the request shall be coordinated with the Site POC 3 business days in advance of requested power outage to avoid interruptions of critical operations within the building areas.

4.6 Training. The Contractor shall provide initial training to the 2 OSS staff on site immediately following installation of the systems. This training will be provided to no fewer than 5 individuals and will be coordinated in advanced.

5. INFORMATION ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS

5.1 Any equipment requiring connection, either classified or unclassified, to the DoD global information grid (GIG) shall be in compliance with Certification and Accreditation of Air Force Enclaves hosting Real Time Services guidance.

• Implementation guidelines listed in the DISA Security Technical Implementation Guidance

(STIG).

• Must meet TEMPEST AFSSI 7700 (no Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth)

• Vendor-provided implementation guides

• DoD Unified Capabilities Requirements - (UCR 2013)

• Must be on the DISA Approved Products List (APL)

• Must be GSA 2GIT compliant

6. SITE COORDINATION.

6.1 The Contractor shall meet with the base safety officer immediately upon arrival on site for review of the specific safety requirements prior to installation start.

7. ACCIDENT/INCIDENT REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION.

7.1 The Contractor shall record and report all available facts relating to each instance of injury to either Contractor or Government personnel to the Base Safety Office unless otherwise stated in the SOW.

The Contractor shall secure the scene of any accident and wreckage until released by the accident investigative authority through the Base POC. If the Government elects to conduct an investigation of the incident, the Contractor shall cooperate fully and assist the Government personnel until the investigation is completed.

8. SECURITY REQUIREMENTS.

8.1 If contractor does not have a base pass, contractor will be signed on base by government representative.

8.2 2 CS, 2 OSS, 20 BS, or 96 BS will escort contractor in each building as required.

9. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT.

9.1 The Contractor shall comply with the most stringent environmental federal, state, and local laws and regulations; and Air Force policies, instructions, and plans. The federal Government is not exempt from compliance with environmental regulations. The Contractor shall maintain an awareness of changing environmental regulatory requirements to avoid environmental deficiencies for activities on Barksdale AFB, Bossier City, LA. The Contractor shall ensure their Sub-contractors comply with these specifications.

10. PERMITS.

10.1 N/A for this job.

11. INTERGRATED PRODUCT TEAM (IPT).

11.1 No weekly IPT call is required for project. 2 CS will have daily contact with installation team and site superintendent.

12. QUALITY ASSURANCE.

12.1 2 CS will conduct quality assurance inspections continuously/daily/weekly as the project progresses.

12.2 No contract changes will be made by anyone other than 2 CONS contracting officer.

13. SITE POINT OF CONTACT.

13.1 The Site POC or alternate(s) shall be on site during duty hours until project completion. The Site POC shall be the interface for all work site communications with the government, including quality, safety, security, access scheduling and discrepancy matters.

13.2 Site POC, and respective alternate(s) shall be able to read, write, speak, and understand English.

14. WARRANTY.

14.1 The Contractor shall provide a one-year warranty or manufacturer’s standard commercial warranty, whichever is longer. This warranty shall include a one-year workmanship warranty. The warranty period shall start from the date of system and/or project acceptance.

15. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION.

15.1 Vendor/contractor must remove any existing audio/visual equipment.

16. HOURS OF OPERATION

17.1 The Contractor shall routinely work during normal duty hours of the site. However, mission requirements may necessitate work outside normal hours (nights and/or weekends), especially if existing service must be interrupted. Any site work requested by the Contractor to be performed outside of normal duty hours shall be coordinated with the 2 CONS and 2 CS at least 3 calendar days in advance.

17. BASE SUPPORT

18.1 Any laydown requirement for this project shall be coordinated with 2 CES by 2 CS.

18. 2 BW SHALL.

19.1 Complete ongoing inspections during the project and send findings to 2 CES Inspector or 2 CONS depending on how the contract is awarded.

19.2 Sign on/escort contractor as required at job site.

19.3 Purchase items specifically designated as “gov provided” before installation.

19. 2 OG POC’s

• Maj Michael McBrien / 2 OSS/OSK / 318-456-0213

• Capt Brian George / 2 OSS/OSK / 318-456-3773

• Capt Zachary Murphy / 20 BS/IT / 318-456-5619

• Capt John Lasiter / 20 BS DOIS / 318-456-3879

• Capt Aaron McBreen / 96 BS/DOIS / 318-456-1853

• Capt Joseph Shone / 96 BS/DOIS / 318-456-1853

• Mr William Davis / Facility Manager / 318-456-5946

Attachment 2 - Statement of Work (SOW)