ESBD_424080_1748633991489_IW218183A SOW 2.pdf

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MICR0WAVE INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM AT THE TORRES UNIT
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696-5-IW218183A
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Texas

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The document is a technical specification for a Microwave Fence Perimeter Detection System (MPDIS) for the TDCJ (Texas Department of Criminal Justice) Facilities Engineering Torres Unit, specifically for installing a Microwave Intrusion Detection System on a facility perimeter. The specification details a comprehensive security system designed to detect and locate attempts to cut, climb, or lift the fence fabric, with requirements for a fully integrated system that must operate 24 hours per day, seven days per week. The system must include appropriate controls, wiring, power, fiber optic cable, monitoring, and mounting hardware, with all system and provided components powered via site standby electrical system.

The system requires extensive technical specifications, including a single universal installation service tool, redundant power and communication capabilities, and sophisticated event logging and reporting functions. The manufacturer must have at least five years of experience in security detection systems, and the entire MPDIS must be provided by the same manufacturer with full system compatibility. The specification mandates specific performance requirements such as detecting intrusion attempts within 3 meters with 1-meter resolution, utilizing Digital Time Domain Reflectometry (DTDR) methodology, and maintaining system integrity under various environmental conditions. The system must include a Microsoft Windows-based central control system with specific hardware and software requirements, and comes with a two-year warranty that covers all material and workmanship defects.

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