B08_Attachment_1_-_SOW_Alarm_Monitoring.pdf

Minute Man National Historical Park

National Park Service

SCOPE OF WORK

Alarm Monitoring Contract

1. INTRODUCTION

The National Park Service is committed to the ideal of preserving its many valuable resources, among them historic structures. A facet of this preservation is protection from unauthorized intrusions, which could lead to theft, vandalism or destruction. Protection is achieved in several ways including the use of electronic detection and alarm systems.

At Minute Man National Historical Park all historic structures under Park Service control are protected by intrusion alarm systems, which are monitored by a private alarm monitoring service. Minute Man NHP is presently in a period of unprecedented growth and development, which includes the expansion of the number of intrusion alarms systems and the addition of numerous fire suppression systems. The complexity is increased because of the park being in three different town/police jurisdictions and the need to maintain precise call out procedures.

2. SCOPE

a. Install provided (GFE) AES Radio boxes in:

i. The Minute Man Visitor Center

ii. The Whittemore House

iii. The Nelson House

iv. The Stow-Hardy House

v. The Colonel Barrett House

vi. The George Hall House

vii. The Samuel Brooks House

viii. The Palumbo House

ix. The Inferrera House

x. The Joshua Brooks Hose

Including all necessary hardware, antennas, wiring to fire and intrusion alarm panels, and programming of all sites.

b. Provide and install (2) new transceivers (Compatible with the Norel Service Central Station frequency) at

i. Palumbo House, 727 Lexington Road, Concord, MA

ii. Inferrera House, 1087 Lexington Road, Concord, MA

c. Update transceiver in the AES box in the Hartwell Comfort Station at 1 Bedford Lane, Lincoln MA

01773 (No monitoring needed, this location will solely be used as a repeater).

d. Install intellitap hardware (See cutsheet attached: “7794-DataSheet-IntelliPro-Fire_10102023”) at all 26 locations (See section 3 below) in order to translate existing intrusion alarm panel data through the AES box to central station and complete wiring to fire and intrusion panels, and complete programming off all sites.

Provide twenty-four-hour monitoring for intrusion, fire alarm, and environmental sensor infrastructure installed at various locations within Minute Man National Historical Park.

Infrastructure to be monitored includes twenty four4 (24) Honeywell Vista 20p intrusion alarm panels and two (2) Honeywell Vista 50p intrusion alarm panels (Total of 26), utilizing the parks AES boxes and Ademco Contact ID reporting format.

Inspection, testing, maintenance, and programming of intrusion alarm infrastructure will be completed in house, therefore a service for the aforementioned tasks will not be required.

The monitoring company will be UL 611, meeting the standard for Central – Station Burglar Alarm Systems.

Provide a web-accessible secure (username and password required) account management system which allows twenty four hour customer access to accounts, will allow data capture of all events generated by alarm infrastructure, will allow viewing and downloading of user code usage and information, and will allow the park to generate and store reports from the software.

The system should also allow the park to update call lists and information whenever needed.

The system should use current security protocols for the transfer of data and information (i.e.

https:, etc)

3. LOCATIONS

Provide intrusion, fire alarm, and environmental monitoring for 26 locations:

North Bridge Visitor Center, 174 Liberty St. Concord, MA (VISTA 50P) John Buttrick House, 231 Liberty St. Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) Buttrick Caretakers Cottage/CRC, 250 Liberty Street, Concord, MA (Vista 20P) Maintenance Barn + Squash Court, 250 Liberty St. Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) Elisha - Jones House, 242 Monument St. Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) Meriam House, 34 Old Bedford Rd. Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) Burke House, 55 Old Bedford R. Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) The Wayside House and Barn455 Lexington Rd, Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) Gowing-Clark 663 Lexington Rd. Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) Palumbo House, 727 Lexington Road, Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) Inferrera House, 1087 Lexington Road, Concord, MA (Vista 20P) Farwell Jones House, 955 Lexington Rd. Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) George Hall House (Perry), 831 Lexington Rd. Concord, MA (VISTA 20P)

Stowe Hardy House, 965 Lexington Rd. Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) Sam Brooks House, 1175 Lexington Rd, Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) Job Brooks House 1265 Lexington Rd, Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) Colonel Barrett House, 448 Barretts Mill Road, Concord, MA (VISTA 20P) Noah Brooks Tavern, 33 N. Great Rd. Lincoln, MA (VISTA 20P) Joshua Brooks House, 41 N. Great Rd. Lincoln, MA (VISTA 20P) Ranger Station, 101 N. Great Rd. Lincoln, MA (VISTA 20P) Nelson House, 200 N. Great Rd. Lincoln, MA (VISTA 20P) Hartwell Tavern, Virginia Rd. Lincoln, MA (VISTA 20P) Smith House, 41 Virginia Rd. Lincoln, MA (VISTA 20P) Whittemore House, 21 Marrett St. Lexington, MA (VISTA 20P) Minute Man Visitor Center, 1 Airport Road, Lexington, MA (VISTA 50P)

5. MONITORING/PROCEDURES FOR ALARMS

Initial response for all of the alarms in the park shall be conducted by park law enforcement staff. The park's Law Enforcement Rangers are fully commissioned federal law enforcement officers with authority to enforce federal and state law. When a central station operator calls, the Ranger that answers will let your dispatcher know if the local police or fire department should be contacted for purposes of backup. If additional Rangers are on duty they will not need additional assistance from the local Police. Once a Ranger has been contacted and notified (a live person, not a voice mail message) please do not continue calling down the list unless requested by the Ranger.

For National Park alarms in Concord:

7:00 am – 9:00 pm

1. Call on-duty ranger available by cell phone at (508) 254-7491

2. Numbers 1 – 3 below, in order.

All other times:

1. Randy Biddle (978) 270-7053

2. Tony Sudnick (978) 808-4014

3. Concord Police/Fire Dispatch (978) 318-3400

For National Park alarms in Lincoln:

7:00 am – 9:00 pm:

1. Call on-duty ranger available by cell phone at (508) 254-7491

2. Numbers 1 – 3 below, in order.

All other times:

All other times:

1. Tony Sudnick (978) 808-4014

2. Randy Biddle (978) 270-7053

3. Lincoln Police/Fire Dispatch (781) 259-8113

For National Park alarms in Lexington:

7:00 am – 9:00 pm:

1. Call on-duty ranger available by cell phone at (508) 254-7491

2. Numbers 1 – 3 below, in order.

All other times:

1. Tony Sudnick (978) 808-4014

2. Randy Biddle (978) 270-7053

3. Lexington Police/Fire Dispatch (781) 862-1212