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This document contains questions and answers regarding a solicitation for a Honeywell Vindicator intrusion detection system and access control system for Building 896 at an Air Force base. The solicitation seeks installation of a single Vindicator IDS to protect the entire open storage area of the building, which includes four classrooms, a simulator bay, a hydraulic room with mezzanine, a two-story warehouse, a maintenance tech office, and a computer room. Drawings identifying room numbers are provided to define the perimeter and suggested sensor locations. No other alarms are required beyond the single IDS.

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Atch 6 Questions and Answers

Questions 1-9

Question 1. Which rooms would require ACS?

Government Response: ACS is intended for the entire “Open Storage Area” with maglocks on all pedestrian Open Storage Area perimeter access doors, the key pads-badge/card readers on first floor Admin/ Maintenance Tech office: Room 166, Rm 161, and another at second floor Mezzanine entrance near Classrooms 263, 264, 265, and 266.

Question 2. Which rooms have IDS in them?

Government Response: There is no existing IDS; this project intent is to procure and install a single Vindicator IDS to protect the entire “open Storage Area” which covers (composed) the following Rooms within Bldg. 896

* 4 briefing/classrooms: Rooms 263, 264, 265, and 266

* 1 simulator high bay: Room 169

* 1 hydraulic room with overhead mezzanine: Room 170 & 270

* 1ea 2-story warehouse: Room 153 & 271

* 1 Maintenance Tech office: Room 166

* 1 Computer room: 168

* 1 MAF DMO Kit/Portal room: Room 161

Question 3: Are they separate alarms?

Government Response: There are no additional alarms (IDS).

Question 4: How many rooms need IDS?

Government Response: Refer to answer to question #2.

Question 5: Is there a collateral area alarm?

Government Response: There are no additional alarms (IDS).

Question 6: Is there a SCIF area alarm?

Government Response: No “SCIF” alarm.

Question 7: Are any rooms conjoined/ meaning does each room need its own alarm? It does not specify

Government Response: Only one IDS is required for the entire Open Storage Area; which once IDS installation is completed and certified it will become Secured Area instead of Open Storage.

Question 8: The drawings provided do not have room numbers, is there a drawing with room numbers? (Critical)

Government Response: Please, see attached As-built/drawings with Rm #s titled: “B896 IDS & ACS Open Storage Drawings”, Provide room #s and defines the perimeter (for each floor) of “Open Storage Area”, it also provide the suggested location for IDS sensors/devices.

Question 9: Does this bldg. have a basement?

Government Response: There is no basement.

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