Attachement 6 - Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Command Post Entry Control System
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- FA449724Q00140001
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a federal contract opportunity for Command Post Entry Control Maintenance Services at Dover Air Force Base.
The key details include the number and location of card readers (22 total), cameras (4 total), and the integration of the Milestone and OnGuard software systems. The government is looking for a full maintenance program that will provide support and services as needed to maintain the security system functionality. The government will not provide a layout of the facility due to security reasons. There is no history of prior service calls or firmware updates. The backup power system for the door locks at Building 203 is described. The total number of cameras and card access doors/panels is provided. The government confirms the door requirements meet military standards even without request-to-exit functionality.
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1) # of card readers - Building 201- 3 Readers, building 203 – 11 Readers, Building 639- 2 door readers. This is what I gathered from the performance work statement, please confirm if the number of readers is correct.
Bldg. 201: 5 Bldg. 203: 12 Bldg. 639: 5
2) # of cameras – Building 201 – 4 Cameras -on the Milestone System. Please confirm if this number is correct or if there are there any additional cameras.
Correct
3) The Milestone software for the cameras and the On Guard software for the car reader access are they integrated via software or running as 2 independent systems?
Yes
4) Inspection schedule – Are you looking for a monthly inspection of the equipment?
No
5) Are you looking for a full maintenance program to provide support on your security system?
6) Will this full maintenance program include as many service calls and as many parts needed to maintain full functionality?
7) Can you provide the address and a lay out of your facility?
203 Eagle Way – Bldg 203 201 Eagle Way – Bldg 201 639 Evreux St – Bldg 639 Layout will not be provided at this time due to security reasons.
8) How many service calls did the CCTV System have in the previous year?
None.
9) When was the last time there were updates of firmware to the CCTV cameras and DVR or NVRs?
Never
10) How many cameras are there in the interior?
Four
11) How many cameras are installed outside the building?
None
12) How much storage is available for CCTV Video recording?
Unknown
13) Please provide counts of total cameras and card access doors?
4 cameras, 22 card readers.
14) Please provide total number of card access panels and locations?
See #1
15) Please clarify that the doors with only exit buttons and no request to exits meet the military standards and that you do not need to meet code for these doors?
If Bldg 203’s power was to go out, the backup power would kick in. The door lock would function properly. If the backup power fails, the occupants will have the ability to exit but not enter. Thus, upkeeping the security of the door
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