A02- SOW Statement of Work Pro-Watch FY25.docx
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- BGAD-W519TC-25-T-2005
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Department of the Army
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The provided document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the Pro-Watch system support at the Bluegrass Army Depot. The SOW outlines the system configuration details, including the locations of the entry gates, badging stations, and associated hardware and software requirements. The key details include:
The Pro-Watch system is used for accountability in a single restricted area with three entry gates. The scope includes maintaining the existing system configuration, which consists of panels, HID readers, and software licenses. The customer will receive training, 24/7 technical support, and the option for professional services. The period of performance for this contract is one year from the award date.
The related federal contract opportunity is a pre-solicitation notice for a sole-source contract to Midwest Alarm Co, Inc. for Honeywell Pro-Watch Corporate Licenses Edition. The estimated value of the multiple Pro-Watch software licenses is $25,500, and the license period will be from December 11, 2024, to December 10, 2025. The anticipated award date is November 25, 2024.
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Statement of Work Bluegrass Army Depot Pro-Watch support 24 October 2024
Overview:
Bluegrass Army Depot has Honeywell ProWatch, Corporate Edition, and Version 5.0.3 12607. The system is used for accountability for a single restricted area. There are three gates of entry in the restricted area that Pro-Watch is being used. Details of the gates are below.
Details:
Under this project, the below configuration is the Scope for the Blue Grass Army Depot Prowatch system:
| • | The panels are located at the 3 gates (R-1, D2, BLDG 219, BLDGD 218 and Truck Gate) with 2 panels at each Badging location (Demil and Main Badging) or latest approved reader. |
| • | The HID Readers at the below locations with Q-scan readers that read barcodes for entry/exit accountability or latest approved reader: |
· D2 Gate (inbound/outbound NON-Gate operated)
· R1 (Vehicle Inbound/Outbound NON-Gate operated) & 4 readers, 2 inbound and 2 outbound HID readers that activate turnstiles for entry/exit.
· Truck Gate (inbound/outbound lanes NON-gate operated)
· Main Badging has clients installed on Government workstations with 2 HID enrollment readers wired in series.
· DMIL Badging has 1 HID Enrollment Reader.
· BLDG 219 entry to include intercoms
· BLDG 218 entry to include intercoms.
• Provide a Maintenance/Software upgrade ESSA option (Option for 4 trained site personnel to be able to call for technical assistance) to include quarterly inspections as needed and updated software installs as needed.
· Annual standard Corporate software (1 server license, 1 concurrent user license, 1 concurrent badging license and up to 96 readers)
· 14 concurrent user licenses
· 2 concurrent badging licenses
· NOTES: The customer will get four people trained per year at a Honeywell onsite or remote training for access or video certifications
· The customer will have 24/7 tech support direct call into Honeywell
· The customer will receive the option for Professional Services from Honeywell AE team for direct remote & onsite
· The customer can receive remote login services from tech support
· The customer will receive a full duplicate PW and/or Video test licenses for their Dev site that mirrors their production server. This is to test new application and integrations for advanced technologies and 3rd party technologies.
Period of Performance
The period of performance for this contract will be one year from contract award.
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