Randolph Security Camera Questions.docx
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This document consists of questions and answers related to a federal contract opportunity to remove and replace a security camera system. The key details are:
The contract opportunity is a new requirement, with no incumbent contractor. The 90 camera locations will remain the same, with the ability to reuse approximately 25 linear feet of existing conduit. The camera heights range from an average of 9 feet to a maximum of 13 feet, and they will be installed in a mix of sheet rock and stucco walls. The requirement is for 13 interior and 77 exterior cameras, with no need for a backup UPS. Video storage of 2 terabytes is required, and the cameras will not be connected to the main network. Instead of dome analog cameras, the agency has specified a minimum 5 megapixel turret camera. The surveillance footage will be accessed directly at the station, not from a computer. Once installed, the contractor must ensure all systems are connected and provide training to the facility manager.
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| Solicitation Amendment 03.pdf | ||
| SOW For Bldg 394 JBSA RAN.docx | DOCX document | |
| Solicitation Amendment 02 FA301624Q0141.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1 SOW For Bldg 394 JBSA RAN.docx | DOCX document | |
| Solicitation - FA301624Q0141.pdf | ||
| Appendix A Bldg 394 Locations.pdf |
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Randolph Security Camera Questions
1. Is there a current incumbent for this contract?
Gov Answer: No, this is a new requirement
2. Will the camera locations remain the same?
Gov Answer: The camera locations will remain the same.
3. Is conduit required for this installation? If so, can the existing conduit be reused, if available? If not, could you provide an estimate of the length of conduit required?
Gov Answer: There is only one camera that has conduit. This camera is located in the middle of the building and has approximately 25 liner feet of conduit. Contractor can reuse the existing conduit, considering it is in good condition.
4. What is the height of the highest and average camera?
Gov Answer: 13ft is the highest camera and the average camera sits at 9ft.
5. Could you specify the type of ceiling in place?
Gov Answer: Flat Ceiling
6. What type of wall is inside the area where the cameras needed to be installed?
Gov Answer: Inside the room sheet rock, outside and in hallways stucco.
7. Could you please provide the total number of interior cameras and the total number of exterior cameras that need to be installed?
Gov Answer: 13 interior cameras, 77 exterior cameras
8. Is a backup UPS required? If so, what is the required runtime for the UPS?
Gov Answer: No UPS is necessary
9. How many days of footage storage are required for video recording?
Gov Answer: 2 Terabyte (TB)
10. Who is the internet provider?
Gov Answer: Not going on network
11. Will you do PoE (Power over ethernet) so that the cameras are not connected to the main network?
Gov Answer: No, cameras are not connected to the main network.
12. If a camera is found to be in good working condition what is the expectancy?
Gov Answer: Place all good working cameras in a box and turn them into the facility manager.
13. Longevity question: Instead of dome analog cameras could we do Turret cameras? Gov Answer: Yes, the expectancy is to replace all 90 cameras to Turret cameras with a minimum of 5 megapixels.
14. Do you want to access surveillance footage from the computer or right at the station?
Gov Answer: Right from the station.
Side notes:
-There is an elevator in the middle of the building for floor access.
-Once the camera installs are complete, the CTR is required to ensure all systems are connected and train the facility manager on how to navigate the new system.
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