Attachment 3- Questions and Answers from Previous Site Visit.pdf
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This document appears to be a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a video surveillance camera installation project. The requirement involves installing new camera infrastructure at three locations (400 Area, Range 42, and Housing), with a total fiber optic cable run of approximately 16,800 feet. Key specifications include mounting a camera at least 10 feet above ground on a new pole, using CAT6 patch cables, and ensuring camera compatibility with the existing Pelco VideoXpert system. The project requires the contractor to provide and install a new pole, run power from an existing source, obtain a digging permit, perform directional boring under roads and sidewalks, and install new conduits from the closest existing manhole. No camera licensing is required, and the work involves excavation at all three locations.
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1. Is there a current incumbent contractor, or is this a new requirement?
This is a New Requirement
2. Is there an existing pole at the 400 Area in Housing for the camera, or will the contractor be required to provide and install a new pole?
A new pole is required
3. At what height must the camera be mounted on the pole at the 400 Area in Housing?
At least 10 ft above the ground
4. What is the furthest distance from the camera pole to the existing Pelco VideoXpert System?
This is the furthest distance for total fiber optic FPC location ~16,800’
Range 42 ~9,300’
Housing ~9,800’
5. What is the closest distance from the camera pole to the existing Pelco VideoXpert System?
This is the closest distance for total fiber optic FPC location ~16,800’
Range 42 location ~9,300’
Housing location ~9,800’
6. Is there an existing light pole with active power adjacent to the 400 Area in Housing that can be used as the power source for the camera, or will the contractor be required to provide power to the new pole?
There is power at the location, the contractor will be required to run power to new pole from the existing power source and place the meter on the new pole
7. Is there a requirement for CAT6 cabling?
Yes, CAT 6 patch cables
8. Are there existing pathways available for the fiber optic cable run?
No, conduits will need to be installed from the closest existing manhole
9. Will a license be required for the cameras?
No
10. Is a specific brand of camera required for this project?
Specs are outlined in the SOR/SOW, camera must be compatible with the Pelco system already in use on the installation
11. Is digging or trenching required?
Yes, all three locations will require excavation. Directional boring under roads and sidewalks is required and a digging permit will need to be obtained at building 1060.
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