Amendment 1 - Questions and Answers.pdf
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- FA461326Q0021
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This is an Amendment 1 Questions and Answers document for federal contract opportunity FA461326Q0021, SAPR Security Refresh.
The document clarifies technical specifications and requirements for a security system installation project. Both cameras and door sensors must be tamperproof, though Pan, Tilt, Zoom (PTZ) capabilities are not required for the cameras. The project requires 15 monitors sized between 25 to 30 inches, distributed across three locations: 7 on the second floor, 7 on the first floor, and 1 in the basement. Cable specifications require plenum-rated cabling due to installation in ceiling plenums above drop tiles; conduit containment is not necessary given the plenum rating. No specific cable color preference is indicated for the project.
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FA461326Q0021
Amendment 1 – Questions and Answers
FA461326Q0021
SAPR Security Refresh
Questions and Answers
Question: Do both the cameras and the door sensors need to be tamperproof?
Answer: Yes, both the cameras and the door sensors need to be tamperproof.
Question: Do the cameras need Pan, Tilt, Zoom (PTZ) capabilities?
Answer: No, PTZ is not needed for the cameras.
Question: What sizes should the monitors be?
Answer: Monitors should be between 25in – 30in in size.
Question: How many monitors are needed and in what locations?
Answer: There are 15 monitors that are needed: 7 on the second floor, 7 on the first floor, and 1 in the basement.
Question: Is there a color of cable that is preferred for the project?
Answer: No color is preferred.
Question: Does the cable need to be plenum rated?
Answer: Yes, as it is going into the ceiling above the tiles.
Question: Does the cable need to be contained in conduit?
Answer: No, it can go direct due to plenum rating.
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