Solicitation FA251725Q0082 - Vendor Questions and Government Answers.docx

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The file is a Vendor Questions and Government Answers document for Solicitation FA251725Q0082, related to a 21st Space Force Squadron Mobile Surveillance System procurement. The solicitation seeks two mobile surveillance trailers for Peterson Air Force Base, with a 100% small business set-aside under NAICS code 561621. Key requirements include mobile surveillance trailers equipped with integrated IP cameras, Network Video Recorder (NVR), Video Management Software (VMS), and a power system that includes solar capabilities with a backup power option. The government clarified that trailers should arrive with cameras pre-installed or ready for immediate installation, preferring systems with commonly used cameras like Axis 360-degree and PTZ models.

The solicitation is structured as a firm-fixed-price purchase order, with quotes due by Friday, 18 July 2025 at 2:00 PM MDT. Vendors must be actively registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database to be eligible. Contract points of contact are SrA Kyle Howard and TSgt Patrick Berger from the Space Force, with questions accepted until Friday, 11 July 2025 at 12:00 PM MDT. The procurement emphasizes compliance with Attachment 1 - Salient Characteristics, and warns that failure to meet solicitation requirements may result in vendor ineligibility for award.

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Solicitation FA251725Q0082 - 21 SFS Mobile Surveillance System Vendor Questions and Government Answers

Overview: Vendor questions are listed in black text and the responses from the government are in red text.

1. Is there a specific VMS that you use and want integrated or can I say VMS Software and Licensing – Customer Supplied?

There is not a specific VMS required or preferred; just that the trailer is equipped with some sort of management software upon its arrival.

2. We've been contacted by a number of vendors regarding an opportunity to supply Qty. 2 Mobile Surveillance Trailers to Peterson AFB.

The provided specifications omit any specifics regarding camera equipment (instead just listing what the trailer *could* support). Are we to assume that the trailers will be outfitted once delivered as needed and the required trailers are to be delivered simply as a platform? If so, this would make the "NVR & Video System Requirements" difficult as no video system would support all types of cameras and hardware.

The intention with the NVR and video system requirements was that the trailer would come already outfitted with IP cameras featuring appropriate NVR and a compatible VMS integrated into the platform so that the unit can avoid having to source additional components upon the arrival of the trailer. 21SFS does not currently have the hardware to outfit a trailer lacking these components.

3. Is the customer adding the “payloads” after delivery and are not a part of this solicitation?

I believe the intent was for the mobile surveillance system to come equipped with cameras either already installed, or with the trailer during transportation and ready to be installed at Peterson upon arrival. 21 SFS has not procured cameras with the intent to install them on a mobile surveillance trailer.

4. Is the mobile unit to provide the web-based solution to monitor itself as well allow the “Customer Provided Payload” Assuming the payload is not included.

The intent was for the trailer to already come equipped with cameras and a compatible video management software integrated with the trailer/cameras.

5. Can the unit have LP fuel service instead of a diesel power generation?

Diesel power is not a strict requirement, just some form of backup switchover in the event solar is unavailable. However, a longer backup power supply would be preferred over shorter given that we’re located in Colorado and don’t always have consistent sunlight in the winter.

Additional questions posted on 15 July 2025

6. There are no specifications for cameras or a camera count as part of the solicitation so we're not really sure what the expectation is. Also, this sort of contradicts what Specification #4 is asking (Modularity).

We can propose some commonly used cameras if that makes the most sense (would probably go with an Axis 360 degree camera and a PTZ camera).

The expectation is that the trailer comes with cameras installed, or ready to be installed. We do not have specific requirements for what cameras are utilized, so the commonly used cameras suggested above would be fine. We are just trying to avoid receiving a trailer that has no camaras, or method to monitor the cameras, upon arrival.

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