1st Heli Camera Post Site Visit Questions and Answers 12 Sep.docx
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This document is a set of Post Site Visit Questions and Answers related to the 1st Helicopter Squadron Camera Upgrade federal contract opportunity. The key details are:
The federal contract opportunity is for upgrading the camera system at the 1st Helicopter Squadron. The contractor is expected to remove the old system and install a new system as outlined in the Performance Work Statement (PWS). A total of 13 cameras of various types will be installed to replace the outdated system in and around Buildings 1910 and 1911. The system will be upgraded for compatibility with the new cameras, and a base +4 maintenance service will be added. This acquisition is a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) set-aside. Access to additional attachment 2 must be requested to obtain full details. Offers must be submitted to the primary and secondary points of contact by the response deadline.
The questions and answers cover details about the hangar dimensions, camera locations and capabilities, analog to digital camera upgrades, conduit and cabling requirements, and the total number of cameras to be installed.
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Post Site Visit Questions 1st Heli Sq Camera Upgrade
1. What is the dimension of the hanger?
· 234.58 feet by 248.16
2. There is a camera outside and inside of the SCIF. Can the inside camera be viewed from a location outside of the SCIF? Most of the time, there aren’t cameras inside SCIFs will a replacement be required, or will the existing camera be removed?
· Camera will be viewed from inside the SCIF. Camera there within will be replaced as outlined in the PWS.
3. There are cameras on top of buildings viewing the runway/landing pad. What’s the distance from those cameras to the areas they are viewing?
· 800 feet
4. For the “add-on” camera for bldg. 1911, does it have to be a 4K bullet camera, or can it be a dome or turret camera?
· 4k bullet camera shall be installed as outlined in the PWS.
5. Are we changing the existing analog cameras to digital (cat6)?
· Yes, there is a single analog camera located on bldg. 1914 that will need to be updated.
6. For all exterior cameras that require cat6 pulls are we replacing conduit?
· New installs will likely need new conduit. Replacement cameras should use existing conduits.
7. If camera lines running from exterior pole are run with the power is another underground chase being run?
· The camera lines in the light poles are in a separate conduit.
8. Have existing cat6 lines been tested on cameras that are inoperable?
· All line testing will be performed by the 744th Communications Squadron
9. Does the command center in 1910 need to view cameras in 1914 and 1911?
· The command center in 1910 shall have viewing capabilities of all cameras outlined within the PWS.
10. What is the total amount of cameras we are responsible for under this contract?
· Under this contract there is a total of 13 cameras.
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