Mission Partner SIte Visit QA 13Mar25.pdf

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CCTV Maintenance Service, Eglin AFB
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a CCTV Maintenance Service contract at Eglin Air Force Base. The solicitation covers maintenance for 362 cameras across multiple locations, with Battalion Level S2 shops having access to camera accounts. Key contract details include quarterly system maintenance with troubleshooting options, approximately 75 days of storage capacity, and the contractor's responsibility for repair and replacement of defective components. The government confirmed project funding and will allow contractors to operate work trucks and man-lifts on-site. Pricing will involve a monthly service fee with case-by-case repairs based on work order approvals, and the contract will cover all cameras connected to the Video Management System (VMS) software. The contract also specifies that new material costs for repairs (such as camera replacements) will be accepted on a per-repair basis, and defective parts can be billable once replaced with approval.

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QUESTIONS ANSWERS

Funding: Can the Government confirm the project is funded? Yes

Pricing: Per the provided pricing sheet, does the Annual Cost include “Services & Function Items”? Or will “Services & Function Items” be priced on a case-by-case basis an necessary (equipment failure)?

1.Please provide a bid for fixed price rate for services and function itmes.

2.Please provide a bid for Service(s) will be one monthly fee and repairs will be on case-by-case basis per work order approval due to budgeted amount.

NAICS: Will the Government consider utilizing the 561621 NAICS – Security Systems Services to better represent the scope and small business size? Yes Site Access: Will contractor be allowed to operate a work truck and man-lift during on-site performance? Yes Cameras: Are cameras only viewed from the two client stations and the server room located at the HQ?

No, Battalion Level S2 shops have access to accounts for their buildings respective cameras

Cameras: What is the total camera count to be maintained? When was the last inventory perfomed and verified? 362 cameras. Oct 2023

Contract: Is the CCTV agreement to cover all cameras connected to the VMS software or just the buildings listed on the SOW? All cameras connected Contract: s there a minimum standard or expectation on PMs for each camera or piece of equipment: Annually? Quarterly? Semi Annual? Semi-Annually Contract: How many days of storage does the system is expected to hold? Around 75 days of storage capacity Contract: Will there be assistance provided by the 96 Comm Squadron for any network issues that might arise? No

SOW 1.3 Objectives: If “repairs” to equipment are necessary, will the Government accept new material costs on a “per repair” basis?

Example, if a camera stops functioning, will the contractor be able to provide a cost for the procurement of a new camera?

Yes

SOW, Specific Tasks 5.1: Can the Government provide a desired frequency of system maintenance (quarterly, bi-annual, annual)?

Quarterly, with the option for troubleshooting should issues arise

5.2.3 Repair Parts: Can the Government provide part numbers and quantities for known existing equipment so a price list can be established? Not available SOW states contractors shall be responsible for the repair and or replacement of any and all defective and or unserviceable components and parts of any of the systems.

a. Does this imply the contractor is responsible for forecasting and including the forecasted costs of said items in the bid? Yes

b. OR: Will all defective parts be billable once replaced with approval? Yes

CCTV Maintenance Site Visit Q & A

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