Attachment 4 - RFI Responses and Supporting Docs.pdf

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Attached to: 36 WG Command Post CCTV Maintenance Support and Labor
Solicitation number: FA524025Q0045
Issued by: Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces

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This document is a Request for Information (RFI) for a 36 WG Command Post CCTV Maintenance Support and Labor contract (FA524025Q0045). The RFI includes a detailed Questions and Answers (Q&A) section that provides critical information about the existing security systems. The current infrastructure includes a Vindicator Intrusion Detection System (IDS) running Windows 7, version 3.2 from January 2017, with both Motion and BMS sensors. The CCTV equipment is Bosch-branded, with an unknown number of cameras. The system operates on a fiber network connecting multiple buildings, with a centralized server and System Automated Workstation.

Key contract requirements include personnel with at least a Secret Security Clearance. The government will pay for replacement parts, and there is an existing IDS layout diagram available. The network topology connects Buildings 21007, 20011, 23028, and BDOC via fiber patch-through with media converters. The system currently has one account for 36 WG/CP at Building 21007, managed by 36 SFS and overseeing 108 accounts. The current system status is operational, with components including Vindicator and Honeywell systems for access control, and Bosch equipment for CCTV and network infrastructure.

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Question # Question/Comment Government Response

The solicitation documents do not specify the quantity, brand, or models of the Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) equipment to be covered under this contract. We respectfully request this information (quantity, brand, and models) to allow for more accurate and competitive pricing and to clearly define the scope of work required for this effort.

The CCTV equipment and Software brand is Bosch, models unkwon. The IDS system is Vindicator, sensor models are unknown, however, there are both Motion and BMS sensors. Please see IDS Layout for number and details.

In the event that maintenance reveals defective or non-functional equipment or accessories that require replacement, could you please clarify whether the Government will be responsible for the cost of replacement, or should the contractor include such potential costs in the proposal?

Replacement parts will be payed for by the government.

We would like to confirm whether Secret or Top Secret Security Clearance is required for personnel performing work under this contract, as this was not explicitly stated in the solicitation documents.

Must have atleast a Secret Clearance.

Is there an equipment list corresponding to this proposed maintenance plan?

- for the cctv, ids, & aecs

There is no existing list, we do have a layout diagram. Any replaced equipment must be on the Non-Nuclear CMD listing.

6 Manufacturer and model of the currently installed Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Vindicator Windows 7, version 3.2, 23 Jan 2017

7 Manufacturer and model of the Access Entry Control System (AECS) Vindicator V and, AES 1500

8 Manufacturer and model of the Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) system Bosch, models unkown.

9 Any as-built drawings, device inventories, or maintenance logs associated with the systems See attached IDS Diagram

What is the current configuration of the Head End Equipment i.e., System Servers, Deployed Vindicator Devices such as VCC, V5s,1500Ts, VPCs, and Legacy Devices that operate over POTS phone lines?

Vindicator, Everything operates on Fiber, head end configuration is V5, with cetralized server with System

Automated Workstation

11 What is the Network Topology?

Bldg. 21007 to 20011 (NCC) then to 23028 to BDOC, Fiber Patchthrough, no switches, with media converter on each end.

12 How many Active IDS Accounts and their current operational status? 1 Account for 36 WG/CP at Bldg. 21007, managed by 36 SFS who oversees 108 accounts.

What is the current System configuration i.e., Manufacturer-Make- Model of Matrix Switchers, NVRs, DVRs, Deployed Cameras, Media Converters, and Network Switches?

No network switches, COMNET media converters with unknown model, No matrix switches, NVR is Bosch unknown model, 9 cameras (Bosch).

14 What is the current Status of all deployed devices? Operational

15 What is the Manufacturer-Make-Model of all deployed AECS devices? Vindicator, Honeywell

16 How many Active AECS Accounts and their current operational status? One account, operational.

FA524025Q0045 36 WG Command Post CCTV Maintenance Support and Labor RFI - Questions & Answers (Q & A)

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Openings greater than 96 sq/in

BMS

Secure Open Storage Boundary

IDS Zone 1

IDS Zone 2

IDS Zone 3

IDS Zone 4

FF-L-2740 High Security Lock

FF-L-2890 Egress Deadbolt

Motion Sensor

IDS Zone 5

REQUIRED OPEN

STORAGE ROOMS

ROOM 143 (RADC)

ROOM 110 (Battle Staff)

ROOM 111 (TSWA)

ROOM 109 (SVTC)

ROOM 138 (East Comm Room)

REQUIRED SCIF

ROOM 111 (TSWA)

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Unclassified/For Official Use Only Section 889 Prohibited VSE Inventory - Template v7.2

"Secure Space" means any space to which access has been restricted for national security reasons or has been limited to official business only, including government work space (whether the space contains classified information or not) and; critical infrastructure and operational facilities;

including but not limited to: armories, arms rooms, and ready-for-issue locations; ammunition storage points; production facilities; flight lines;

aircraft aprons, hangars, and support facilities (such as air traffic control towers), public safety centers, such as police facilities, 911/Emergency Communication Centers, Fire /EMS stations, entry control points, communication facilities, bulk fuel facilities, and military medical facilities;

hospitals and clinics.

This data call only requires that you report on Covered VSE within your Component (whether in use or in storage). If your inventory shows that your Component has no Covered VSE please respond to the data call stating so but do not complete this spreadsheet.

- This report does not need to be broken down by individual facility or location. An optional "Location / Region / MAJCOM" field has been provided for your convenience if you choose to break your report down, but there is no requirement to do so. If you do break the report down, do not list individual addresses or building names/numbers.

- One row is required for each model of Covered VSE within your Component.

- You do not need to report VSE that is NOT Covered.

- If the same model of Covered VSE is in use at multiple locations within your Component, you may add them together and submit them as a single combined row.

- Components and agencies that reside in spaces where VSE equipment is provided by another component should defer reporting to the responsible component/agency.

Tab 2, "DATA ENTRY" contains the template for this data call, with 13 columns and as many rows as you require based on the make/models of Covered VSE within your Component.

PLEASE DO NOT UNLOCK ANY LOCKED FIELDS OR DROPDOWNS.

Column (c), "MANUFACTURER" is restricted to the five prime companies as listed in the NDAA.

Column (d) "MAKE" is restricted based on your selected manufacturer in Column (c). Each company's and OEMs' subsidiaries and affiliates can be selected using the drop-down. The "Other OEM" list contains only U.S.-based VSE providers that have acknowledged that some or all of their equipment contains essential components prohibited by the NDAA ban.

Column (e) "Model" is a free-text field allowing you to enter the specific model of Covered VSE found in your Component.

For each model of Covered VSE within your Component, please separately report the total number of cameras and recorders that are networked (see definitions below) or standalone, in public space (see definitions below) or secure space. Please use only numeric input - do not enter "n/a" or "none" or any other text. Please use only whole numbers - list five thousand as "5000", not as "5k" or "5,000".

"Networked" means any camera or recorder that is accessible via NIPRNet, SIPRNet, JWICS, your agency's equivalents of those networks, or any other network that itself is connected to one of those networks or your agency's equivalents. It does not include cameras or recorders that are connected to completely standalone, isolated networks that have no connection to NIPRNet, SIPRNet, JWICS, or your agency's equivalents of those networks.

"Public Space" means any space that is accessible to the public without any special permission once they have been authorized base access and either have priviliges or are authorized to be there for personal reasons rather than official purposes. Examples include roads and parking lots;

excercise and parade fields; commissaries and exchanges; restaurants, bars, and clubs; housing areas; and lobbies of buildings before security and access control points.

A list of all companies, subsidiaries, and affiliates that produce VSE or components can be found on Tab 4.

INSTRUCTIONS

Section 889 of the 2019 NDAA applies to the following five companies and their subsidiaries and affiliates.

1) Huawei Technologies Company,

2) ZTE Corporation,

3) Hytera Communications Corporation,

4) Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Company, or

5) Dahua Technology Company.

- Other manufacturers that have declared that their products include substantial or essential components products by these five manufacturers are listed in a sixth category: Other OEM.

USI070330-19

Purpose: Section 889 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019 prohibits Federal agencies from purchasing video surveillance equipment (VSE) either: a) produced by certain "Covered" manufacturers or their subsidiaries or affiliates, or b) containing substantial or essential components produced by those manufacturers, or their subsidiaries or affiliates. Referred to as "Covered VSE" hereafter.

OUSD(I), as the Defense Security Executive, is conducting a DoD-wide inventory of existing VSE covered by Section 889 to aid and prioritize their potential risk-informed replacement. Timelines for potentially replacing Covered VSE will be developed in collaboration with the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment, U.S. Cyber Command, and the individual Components. The accurate and timely reporting of the requested information will inform future actions and provide the Secretary of Defense with a snapshot of where the DoD and its sub-components are today, as well as the amount of risk being assumed at DoD facilities using Covered VSE.

Scope: This query and its questions apply to all DoD facilities , not just installations. All installations, posts, camps, stations, off-installation facilities, leased space (including space leased through GSA and space leased directly by DoD) of all types (including rooms / suites in commercial buildings, floors in commercial buildings, entire commercial buildings, complexes containing multiple commercial buildings, storefronts in strip and enclosed malls), and all other types of DoD facilities are to be included in this data call.

Covered Companies

Sec. 889 - Video Surveillence Equipment Data Call

Unclassifed /For Official Use Only

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

AIR FORCE LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT CENTER

HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, MASSACHUSETTS

CUI

29 April 2024

MEMORANDUM FOR DISTRIBUTION

FROM: AFLCMC/HBU

3 Eglin St, Bldg. 1612 Hanscom AFB MA 01731

SUBJECT: Non-Nuclear Configuration Management Database (CMD) Equipment Approval

1. Attached are the current CMD equipment lists approved for use when employed in the tested PL-1 (non nuclear) through PL-4 applications and configurations. Information on the tested configuration can be obtained from AFLCMC/HBU upon request.

2. Attachment 1 identifies equipment approved for new procurements and installs, or for upgrading existing equipment to the latest configuration. Attachment 2 identifies previously-approved equipment that is still approved for use and sustainment in existing installs; however, the equipment in Attachment 2 is not approved for new procurements or new installs, even if the item is still available from the Original Equipment Manufacturer. It is recommended systems get updated to the most current software and firmware versions identified in Attachment 1 as soon as practical, subject to available funding.

Yellow highlight indicates correction, change, and/or addition.

3. All equipment was determined to meet all applicable TAA/BAA/NDAA requirements at the time of approval. Manufacturers could change place of origin over time. Installation agents should verify place of origin of all components prior to installation.

4. A listing of equipment approved for use in PL-1 Nuclear applications is available in a separate letter maintained by the POC listed below.

5. For additional inquiries, the POC for this effort is Lt. Morgan Huang, AFLCMC/HBUA, morgan.huang.1@us.af.mil.

LINDA W. HAINES, NH-04, DAF

Chief, Force Protection Division

Controlled by: AFLCMC/HBUA CUI Category: DoD Critical Infrastructure Security Information Dissemination Controls: FEDCON POC: Lt Morgan Huang, morgan.huang.1@us.af.mil

CUI

2 Attachments:

1. CMD (Non-Nuclear) Equipment List – Approved for New Procurements, Installs, and Upgrades, 25 Apr 2024

2. CMD (Non-Nuclear) (‘Non-Procurable’) Equipment List – Approved for Continued Use and Sustainment in Existing Installs, 25 Apr 2024

DISTRIBUTION:

AFDW/A4S

HQ USAFE/A4S

HQ AFMC/A4S

HQ PACAF/A4S

HQ AETC/A4S

HQ AFSFC/S5G

HQ USSF/A4S

HQ AFSOC/A4S

HQ AFRC/A4S

HQ AMC/A4S

HQ ACC/A4S

HQ AFGSC/A3S

NGB/A4S

HQ USAFA/SF

HQ USAF/A4SX

HQ USAF/A4SO

HQ USSF/A4S

HQ AFLCMC/HNC (CCSD)

Attachment 1

CMD (Non-Nuclear) Equipment List, 27 Feb 2024 Approved for New Procurements, Installs and Upgrades

COMMAND, CONTROL AND DISPLAY EQUIPMENT (CCDE)

(Integrated intrusion detection (IDS) and access control (ACS))

Prometheus Security Group (PSG) Global

• LINX Predator Elite (LPE) Annunciator Version 8.1 (Win 10)

– LINX SNMP version p90100.2.58

– LINX Predator Enrollment System Version 4.1.220

– LINX Predator Badging Enrollment Application Version 8.1.2100P

– LINX Versatile Interface Panel (VIP) Version 8.116

– LINX Versatile Interface Panel (VIP-16i) Version 1.09

– WSD-E Card Reader version 3.1110

– LINX Touch Zone Controller (Ordering codes: 15-20000-001 for controller itself, 15-

20000-007 for install kit)

– iDentyTech IDT Jade Biometric Physical Access Control:

o IDT Jade Palm Scanner Model 100120135-PRO, v15.06.000-112 o IDT Jade Palm Enrollment Scanner (USB) Model 100230910-PRO, v15.06.000-112

LenelS2

• OnGuard Version 8.1

– Seneca / Dell R540 Server

– Seneca / Dell R330 Server

– Windows 10 Enterprise 20H2 (OnGuard and Milestone Client)

– Windows Server 2019 Standard (OnGuard and Milestone Servers)

– SQL Server 2019 Standard

– Zebra ZXP Series 7 Card Printer

– Videology 24C708AF Photo ID Camera

– Morpho MSO-300 Fingerprint Enrollment Reader.

– HID Omnikey 5422 Personal Identity Verifier (PIV) / Common Access Card (CAC)

Enrollment Reader

– HID Omnikey 3121 PIV/CAC Enrollment Reader

– RFIDeas HID iCLASS Enrollment Reader

– Intelligent System Controllers:

o LenelS2 LNL-X4420 v1.303 o LenelS2 LNL- X2220 v1.303 o LenelS2 LNL-X2210 v1.303

– Reader and Input Modules:

o LenelS2 LNL-1320-S3 Reader Module (connected to LNL-X4420 using RS-485) v3.21.12 o LenelS2 LNL-1200-S3 Alarm Module (connected to LNL-X2220 using RS-485) v3.21.12 o LenelS2 LNL-1100-S3 Alarm Modules (each connected to its respective LNL-X2210 using RS-485) v3.21.12

– Card and Biometric Readers:

o HID pivCLASS RK40 Card Reader o HID pivCLASS RKCL40 Card Reader o Morpho Sigma LitePlus Biometric and Card Reader o Veridt Stealth 900W2026 proximity (Prox) (RFID) Card Reader o Veridt Stealth 900W2036 wired to the LNL-X2220 Prox (RFID) and chip card reader o LNL-CK arm/disarm reader, wired to the LNL-X2220 o Morpho Access Sigma SMA-293645512 Biometric (fingerprint) and Card Reader

Honeywell Vindicator

• Vindicator Command and Control Platform Version 10

– Vindicator 10 Annunciator Workstation (Win 10 LTSC):

o Windows 10 LTSC version 21H2 (OS Build 19044)

– Vindicator Security Server (VSS) o Windows Server 2019 version 1809 (OS Build 17763.4377)

– Win structured query language (SQL) Database Management VSS o SQL Server 2019 version 1809 (OS Build 17763.4377)

– Vindicator System Terminal o Windows 10 LTSC version 21H2 (OS Build 19044)

– Vindicator Command and Control 2 (VCC2) 1.3.0.2 SP4

– V3 Network Security (IDS & ACS) Firmware 4.3.2 SP VR22

– V5 Network Security (IDS & ACS) Firmware 4.5.2 SP VR22

– AES–1500 Network Field Device Firmware 4.3.2 SP VR22

– Security Archive Workstation 2 (SAW2) 1.4.3.0 SP6

– Vindicator Badge Manager 3 2.0.27.0 SP4

– Vindicator Site Commander with or without SAW2 1.3.0.7 SP2

– Vindicator Area Commander 1.1.0.7

– Vindicator Premise Controller 4.3.2 VR22

– Vindicator PC Smart Pak (PCSP) 6.0.0.1

Note: No new orders of the V5 panel (V5 IDS & ACS hardware) are being taken by the OEM as production is discontinued.

VIDEO MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (VMS)

Milestone

• Milestone XProtect 22.2av tested with LenelS2 OnGuard v8.1

– XProtect Server 2022 R2 (22.2av), XProtect Smart Client 2022 R2 (22.2av)

– Windows 10 Enterprise 20H2 (OnGuard and Milestone Client)

– Windows Server 2019 Standard (OnGuard and Milestone Servers)

PSG Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS)

• VICADS Version 4.3 using LPE v8.1 (Win 10)

• VICADS Version 4.3.5 using Vindicator (Win 10)

– Server O/S: Microsoft Windows Server 2022 version: 10.0.20348, (OS Build 20348)

– Client O/S: Microsoft Windows 10 Internet of Things Enterprise LTSC version:

10.0.19044, (OS Build 19044)

• VICADS Version V100.2.1_FINAL_7 using LINX Predator Elite Version 8.1.2100p, subpatch p8121.01.17, CSS 2.0.0 (Win 10 LTSC 2021; Win Server 2022, build 21H2;

Ubuntu 20.04 LTS in FIPS Mode)

CAMERAS / IMAGERS

Assessment Cameras Note: The following imagers may be used to perform alarm assessments from interior and exterior sensor points.

• Axis Q6075 Indoor PTZ

• Axis Q6075-E Outdoor PTZ

• Axis Q1656

• Axis P3265-LVE

• Axis Q3538-LVE

• Bosch 8001 Fixed Thermal Camera (Model: NHT-8001-F35VF)

• Bosch Flexidome Starlight 8000i Dual SD Variant must be used or WLAN Disabled (Model:

NDE-8502-R)

• Bosch NDE-8503-RXT

• Bosch NBN-63023-B

• Bosch NBN-73023-BA

• Bosch NBN-80052-BA

• Hanwha PNB-A6001

• Hanwha XNB-6003

• Hanwha XNV-6083R

• Hanwha XNZ-L6320A

• Pelco Sarix IXE Series Box Cameras w/ SureVision 3.0

• Pelco Sarix IXP23

• Vicon V2002D-W313MIR

• Vicon V2008-W-NL

• Vivotek IP9165-HT-v2 (Note: for indoor use only and was only integrated with the Video

Image Control and Display System (VICADS) V-100 (Version 100.2.1.1) VMS)

Pan-Tilt-Zoom Cameras Note: These cameras may be used to assess alarms received from the approach zone as well as to perform surveillance and situational awareness functions. They will not be used as the primary means to perform alarm assessments of interior or exterior sensor points.

• Avigilon H5A IR PTZ (Model: H5A-IRPTZ-DP40-WP)

• Bosch Auto Dome IP Starlight 7000i Camera (Model: NDP-7512-Z30)

• Bosch MIC IP Starlight 7100i (Model: MIC-7522-Z30W)

• Bosch MIC IP Fusion 9000i (Model: MIC-9502-Z30WVF)

• Hanwha XNP-6400RW

• Pelco Espirit Enhanced ES6230-15P-R2

• Pelco S7230L-PW

• Vicon V2002-D-PTZ

Camera Environmental Enclosures

• Bosch UHO-HBGS-61 Outdoor Camera Housing

INTRUSION DETECTION SENSORS

Interior Sensors Note: Balanced Magnetic Switch (BMS) will not be used as a line of detection.

• ASSA ABLOY (Securitron Group) MSS-1 High Security Balanced Magnetic Switch

• Banner Engineering Series Active Infrared (AIR), intrinsically safe, Model SMI30 (Note:

Must be installed as an array of individually reporting sensor points, for use across openings in areas where explosive fumes may be present).

• BEA LZR-i30

• BEA LZR-s600

• Bosch ISC-BPQ2-W12 PIR (Curtain Configuration Only)

• Bosch ISC-PDL1-WA18G PIR (Curtain and Volumetric Configuration)

• Dortronics 1110 xD xCT, Magnetic Lock/BMS

• Dortronics 1120 x2D xCT, Series Electromagnetic Lock and BMS

• East Coast Security Products Inc. ESM-6T Tandem Balanced Magnetic Switch

• Eltec 862 Passive Infrared (PIR) Sensor (Wall)

• Eltec 864 PIR

• Fiber Sensys LD204S

• Fiber Sensys LD308SH

• Magnasphere HS-L1.5-101 BMS

• Magnasphere HS-L1.5-111 BMS

• Magnasphere HSS-L2C-101 BMS (Concealed Contact)

• Magnasphere HSS-L2C-101-A BMS (Concealed Contact)

• Magnasphere HSS-L2C-111 BMS (Concealed Contact)

• Magnasphere HSS-L2C-111-A BMS (Concealed Contact)

• Magnasphere HSS-L2D-000 BMS (Dual Alarm Contact)

• Magnasphere HSS-L2D-800 BMS (Dual Alarm Contact)

• Magnasphere HSS-L2S-000 BMS (Single Alarm Contact)

• Magnasphere HSS-L2S-800 BMS (Single Alarm Contact)

• Magnasphere Interior Barrier Sensor Model MSK-101-MM

• Magnasphere Interior Motion Sensor Model MSK-101-MM

• Optex SX360Z PIR

• Protech Maxiris 3000/3100 Active IR Interior Sensor

• Protech Passive IR and Microwave Intruder Detectors (PIRAMID) SDI-76-G (Volumetric)

• Protech PIRAMID SDI-77-D (Volumetric)

• Protech SDI-76M-HS1-H Volumetric (Coverage 60’x 40’, Two Sensors in Combination)

• Protech SDI-76MW Volumetric (Coverage 60’x 40’, Two Sensors in Combination)

• Protech SDI-77XL2-EX, Explosion Proof Volumetric

Exterior Sensors

• BEA LZR-i30 (ECP Configuration)

• BEA LZR-s600 (ECP Configuration)

• DeTekion Defensor 100 Fence Sensor

• DeTekion Defensor 100 Fence Sensor (with Culvert Configuration)

• DeTekion Defensor 100 sensor system with the GD-5000 Eliminator signal analyzer

• DeTekion Vertical Taut Wire Sensor 400 (VTW-400), full fence or out-rigger configuration

• EAG of Americas Infrared Intrusion Detection System 4/2/2 (IIDS4/2/2) Active Infrared

Sensor

• EAG of Americas Infrared Intrusion Detection System 4/4/2/2/2 w/ PSTC

• EAG of Americas Intrusion Detection System 4/2 (IDS 4/2) Active Infrared Sensor

• ECSI Infrared Pulsed Intrusion Detection System (IPIDS), up to 80m with spring loaded mount bases and 100m with solid concrete bases.

• Fiber SenSys Fiber Defender The following models have been tested: 331, 332, 341, and

342. (Note: The 331 and 332 series is with “Sensitive” Lead-in cables whereas the 341 and 342 series is with the “Insensitive” Lead-in cables. Also, the last digit (1 or 2) indicates a single channel processor or dual channel processor. Additional note: The 33x series is normally utilized for TASS applications with the 34x series being utilized for all hardwired configurations.)

• Fiber SenSys Fiber Defender 525 (Note: Not approved for use in Northern tier, or areas where snow and ice accumulations are normal, pending further testing)

• Fiber Sensys Fiber Defender FD-342, v4.47

• Fiber Sensys Fiber Defender FD-342, v4.47 (Culvert Configuration)

• Fiber SenSys Terrain Defender TD100 (Note: currently tested for Southern tier use only)

• IR Global Infrared Intrusion Detection System 4/4/2

• IR Global IRG-509-15M

• Protech PIRAMID / SDI-76-XL-MIL LT (Ladder and Tower) Only

• Protech PIRAMID / SDI-76-XL-MIL, PIR and Monostatic Microwave Sensor

• Protech Maxiris 3000/3100 Active Infrared Barrier (100 meter) w/ New Cell Insensitive to the Sun (NCIS) cells

• Protech Maxiris 3100 Active Infrared Barrier (100 meter)

• Protech Sorhea Technology G-Fence 600 Zoning (600Z) System

• Protech Sorhea Technology G-Fence 600 Zoning (600Z) System (Culvert Configuration)

• RBtec Ironclad Fence Sensor Double Run Configuration

• Senstar FlexZone Fence Sensor (Note: Not approved for use in Northern tier, or areas where snow and ice accumulations are normal, pending further testing)

• Senstar Omnitrax buried line sensor w/Firmware Version MSP v2.90 w/FPGA v13.93

• Senstar UltraWave Detection Sensor TE (w/ Whiteman AFB tamper protection modification)

• Senstar UltraWave Microwave Detection Sensor (Firmware 3.04)

• Southwest Microwave 330 Digital Microwave System

• Southwest Microwave 385 Monostatic Sensor, up to 100m

• Southwest Microwave 460B Active Infrared Exterior Sensor

• Southwest Microwave Intrepid 334-33465 (Model 334), Double Stacked configuration with

Model 336 installed on bottom of stack and Model 334 installed on top (Note: Not approved for use in close proximity with airfield due to X-Band frequency for Model 334)

• Southwest Microwave Intrepid 336-33464 (Model 336), Double Stacked configuration

• Southwest Microwave Intrepid Micropoint II

Wide Area Detection/Approach Zone Sensors

• FLIR Ranger 1 Perimeter Surveillance Radar (700 meters)

• FLIR Ranger 2 Perimeter Surveillance Radar (1400 meters)

• FLIR Ranger 3 Perimeter Surveillance Radar (2800 meters)

• Magos SR-500 Perimeter Surveillance System when integrated with the Advantor Systems

ASN, Version 6.2. MASS Version 2.24.10053, SR-500 Radar Version 3.64 and Radar Manager Version 1.5

• SpotterRF C40D Integrated with Advantor Version 6.2 (Note: Not approved for use in Northern tier, or areas where snow and ice accumulations are normal, pending further testing)

ADDITIONAL PL-3 AND PL-4 ITEMS

In addition to the above components, the following equipment is approved for use in the protection of PL-3 and below assets.

Command, Control and Display Equipment (CCDE): None Video Management Systems (VMS): None Cameras/Imagers:

• Clear Align VZ-250 LRTI 23164-600

• Clear Align VZ-250 LRTI 23164Z1-600 (Improved Cooling)

• Clear Align LRTI-w/CCTV

– C907891 Complete Kit

– TICC/PTH only C907892

• FLIR DEFENDIR MS-UC 640 30/90MM CZ

Interior Sensors: None Exterior Sensors: None

Attachment 2

CMD (Non-Nuclear) (‘Non-Procurable’) Equipment List, 27 Feb 2024 Approved for Continued Use and Sustainment in Existing Installs

COMMAND, CONTROL AND DISPLAY EQUIPMENT (CCDE)

(Integrated intrusion detection (IDS) and access control (ACS))

Advantor

• Advantor Advantage Suite for Networks (ASN) Version 6.2 (Win 10)

• Advantor Advantage Suite for Networks (ASN) Version 5.0

• Advantor Advantage Suite for Networks (ASN) Version 4.0

• Advantor Integrated Command, Control, and Access Control System Version 5.0

• Advantor Integrated Command, Control, and Access Control System Version 5.0 Service

Pack 6

• Advantor Integrated Command, Control, and Access Control System Version 6.0

Prometheus Security Group (PSG) LINX Predator Elite (LPE)

• Annunciator Version 3.2.274p

• Annunciator Version 3.0.252

• Annunciator Version 3.0.246

• LINX Predator Enrollment System Version 4.0.203

• WSD 2000 Card Reader version 1.8V

• WSD-E Card Reader version 3.110

• LINX Annunciator Version 3.2.274p, subpatch p32274.1.13

– LINX SNMP version 3.3.274P, subpatch 3.3.274P.1.13.30

• LINX Annunciator Version 3.3.274p, subpatch p33274.1.13.33

• LINX Versatile Interface Panel (VIP) Version 1.148

• LINX Versatile Interface Panel (VIP) Version 1.172

• LINX Versatile Interface Panel (VIP) Version 1.64

– LINX Versatile Interface Panel, Expandable (VIP-E) Version 7.145

– LINX Versatile Interface Panel, Expandable (VIP-E) Version 7.284

– LINX Versatile Interface Panel, Expandable (VIP-E) Version 7.288

Honeywell Vindicator

• Vindicator 10 Annunciator Workstation (Win 10 LTSB):

– AES-1500 Network Field Device-Version 4.3.2 SP VR11

– Security Archive Workstation 2-Version 1.4.3.0

– V3 Head-End Server (IDS & ACS)-Version 4.3.2 SP VR11

– V5 Network Security Appliance-Version 4.5.2 SP VR11

– Vindicator Area Commander-Version 1.1.0.7

– Vindicator Badge Manager 3-Version 2.0.26.7

– Vindicator Command and Control 2-Version 1.3.0.2 SP4

– Vindicator PC Smart PAC (PCSP)-Version 6.0.0.1

– Vindicator Premise Controller-Version 4.3.2

– Vindicator Security Server-Version 1.0

– Vindicator Site Commander-Version 1.3.0.7

– Vindicator System Terminal-Version Win 10 LTSB

• Vindicator Security Management and Reporting Terminal (SMART) Annunciator with Graphics Display:

– Version 2.40 with Administrative Browser 4.0

– Version 2.43, Build 11

• Vindicator Command and Control (VCC) Version 1.0.1.5

• Vindicator Access Control System (ACS) Version 2.3, Build 21

• Transponder Firmware Version 2.28

• TS 4000 Radio Frequency (R/F) Modem Interface

• Vindicator SMART with Graphics Display Version 2.39 and SAW Version 3.9

• Vindicator Command and Control Platform (VCCP) v5- Version 5.0

• Vindicator Command and Control Platform (VCCP) v5- Version 6.0

• Vindicator Command and Control Platform (VCCP) v5- Version 6.5 (Win 7, 32 bit only)

• Vindicator Command & Control (VCC) GUI Version 5.1.1.4

• Vindicator Badge Manager 2 (VBM 2) Version 2.0.7.0

• Vindicator Badge Manager 2 (VBM 2) Version 2.0.7.1 (Win 7, 32 bit only)

• Vindicator Security Archive Workstation (SAW 5) Version 5.1.0.6

• Honeywell Vindicator Site Commander Version 1.2.0.1

• V5 IDS Network Security Appliance – Intrusion Detection, Revision 3.2, Release 20:

– UHS-8270

– DES-8270T

– AES-8270T

• V5 ACS Network Security Appliance – Access Control Revision 3.2 Release 20:

– UHS-1401

– DES-1401T

– AES-1401T

• Vindicator UHS-Net Gateways:

– UHS-8101 Version 2.33, Build 7

– UHS-8102 Version 2.33, Build 6

– UHS-8301 Version 2.33, Build 13

– UHS-8400 Version 2.33, Build 13

• Vindicator UHS-Net Transponder/Gateway Revision 3.3, Release 5:

– UHS-1500

– DES-1500T

– AES-1500T

• Vindicator UHS-Net Transponders Version 2.33, Build 13:

– UHS-6842

– UHS-6842F

– DES-6842

– DES-6842F

• PC SMART PAC Software Package Version 5.1

• Proteus 5 & SmartSave 5 Software Programs Version 5.2

• Vindicator Command & Control Platform (VCCP) Windows 7(64-bit):

– Vindicator Command & Control 2-Version 1.2.1.4

– V5 Network Security Application for IDS & ACS-Version 3.2, Release 23

– UHS-1500 UHS-Net Field Panel-Version 3.3, Release 7

– Security Archive Workstation 2-Version 1.4.2.9

– Vindicator Badge Manager 3-Version 2.0.26.7

– Vindicator Site Commander-Version 1.3.0.7

– Vindicator Area Commander-Version 1.1.0.6

– Vindicator Premise Controller-Version 3.3, Release 7

• Vindicator PC SMART PAK-Version 6.0.0.1

• Vindicator Security Server-Version 1.0

Lenel

• OnGuard Version 7.5 (not approved with any Ground Based Radar)

VIDEO MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Advantor

• Advantor VMS Version #va-advantorvms-3.3.22-1 (1/el5)

• Advantor VMS Wall Version ds-vmx-3.3.1-3

Bosch

• Allegiant Matrix/Control System LTC 8600 and 8800

Cisco

• Broadware 4.80 / Cisco 5.1.1. Video Storage System (NOTE: Cisco renamed the 4.80 after purchasing Broadware)

Milestone

• Milestone XProtect Server Version 12.3

PSG Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS)

• VICADS Version 4.1 using Vindicator V5, Version 6 as the annunciator

• VICADS Version 4.0 Video Management System

• VICADS Version 4.1 Service Pack 1.6 using Vindicator V5, Version 6.5 as the annunciator

• VICADS Version 4.1 Service Pack 1.6 using LPE Version 3.2.274p, subpatch p32274.1.13 as the annunciator

• VICADS Version 4.1 Service Pack 2.0 using Vindicator VCCP Windows 7 as the annunciator

(Note: DefendIR Thermal imager protocol support, RadarWall, and Geoserver are not approved for use)

• VICADS Version 4.1 Service Pack 2.4 using Vindicator VCCP Windows 7 as the annunciator (Note: DefendIR Thermal imager protocol support, RadarWall, and Geoserver are not approved for use.)

• VICADS Version 4.2.7 build 134 using LPE Version 3.3.274p, subpatch p33274.1.13.33 as the annunciator

• VICADS Version 4.2.7 build 134 using Vindicator 7 as the annunciator

• VICADS Version 4.3.2 using Vindicator (Win 10) as the annunciator

• PSGG VICADS Version 4.3.4 using Vindicator (Win 10 LTSC 2016, Win Server 2016) as the annunciator

CAMERAS / IMAGERS

Assessment Cameras

• Axis Q1645 Fixed Camera

• Axis P3245-LVE

• Axis Q3527-LVE

• Axis Q6215-LE PTZ

• Bosch NWC-04-95-20P Internet Protocol (IP) Camera

• Bosch NWC-04-95-20P (1/3 Format)

• Bosch NBN-498-21P Internet Protocol (IP) Camera

• Bosch Auto Dome VG 4-322-ECE1M

• Bosch Auto Dome VG5-623-ECS

• Bosch Auto Dome VG5-624-ECS

• Bosch Auto Dome VG5-724-ECE2

• Bosch Auto Dome 7000 Internet Protocol (IP) Camera with environmental housing

• Bosch Dinion Internet Protocol (IP) 7000 Camera with environmental housing

• Bosch DINION Internet Protocol (IP) Starlight 7000 HD (NBN-73013-BA)

• Bosch NBN-63013-B

• Bosch NBN-71013-B

• Bosch NBN-71022-B

• Burle 300H Camera

• Burle TC 351 Camera (1/2 inch format)

• Cohu 4865 Camera (WS3) (2/3 inch format)

• Cohu 48x Camera (KUMMSC) (2/3 inch format)

• Cohu 4915/4912-3000 Camera (1/2 inch format)

• Cohu 3930HD

• Indigo Vision 512147 (PTZ)

• Indigo Vision 11650-Audio-HD

• IQ Eye 752 Internet Protocol (IP) Camera

• Lumenera Le 165M-DN Internet Protocol (IP) Camera

• Lumenera Le 165ME-DN Internet Protocol (IP) Camera with environmental housing

• Lumenera Le 165MP-DN Internet Protocol (IP) Camera with environmental housing

• Pelco ES31CBW35-2N Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) System

• Pelco ES30C/ES31C Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) System (1/4 in. format) with/without optional wiper

• Pelco ES4136-2N Esprit ES system Pan Tilt Zoom system (1/4 in. format) with/without optional wiper

• Pelco MC3651H-2 Interior Camera (1/3 inch format)

• Pelco IXE20 IP Camera

• Pelco ES4036-5W Esprit Series, with and without wiper, standard and pressurized

• Pelco ES40E36-5W Esprit Series, with and without wiper, standard and pressurized

• Pelco ES40/41 Series Positioning System, Analog, PTZ, w/wo wiper Esprit SE Standard &

Pressurized (Model: ES4036-5W)

• Pelco ES40E/41E Series Positioning System, IP, PTZ, w/wo wiper Esprit SE Standard &

Pressurized (Model: ES40E36-5W)

• Pelco IXE21 Internet Protocol (IP)

• Pelco P1220-ESR1 (PTZ)

• VICON SN680D-B-WNIR (PTZ)

• VICON IQ762WI-V6 Internet Protocol (IP)

• Vivotek IP 7151

• Vivotek SD8364E (PTZ)

• Vivotek IP816A-HP (Note: For interior use only)

INTRUSION DETECTION SENSORS

Interior Sensors:

Note: Balanced Magnetic Switch (BMS) will not be used as a line of detection.

• AN/GPS-15(V) Closed-Shelter Aircraft Sensor (C-SAS) (Volumetric)

• AN/GSS-20 Volumetric

• AN/GSS-36(V) Open-Shelter Aircraft Sensor (O-SAS) (Volumetric)

• AN/GSS-39(V) Interior Intrusion Detection System. Components include:

-- DR-301 -- DR-558 -- DR-851 -- HT-50B

-- HT-50DC -- HT-100B -- HT-100BC -- SDI-76A

-- SD-150EHB -- SRN-2000H

-- SDI-77C -- SD-80B -- SD-80EHB -- SD-150B

• AN/GSS-9(V) SA 1955 BMS

• Bosch DS 9370 PIR/MW (Volumetric)

• Bosch DS 939 PIR (Volumetric)

• Fiber Sensys AP2-20N Passive Infrared (PIR)

• Fiber Sensys EX-35T Passive Infrared (PIR)

• General Electric (Sentrol) Model 2507AH-L Wide Gap BMS

• General Electric (Sentrol) Model 2700 Series BMS

• General Electric (Sentrol) Model 2800 Series BMS

• General Electric (Sentrol) Model 2807T Explosion Proof BMS

• General Electric AP669 PIR (Volumetric)

• Optex Redscan RLS-3060SH Laser Scan Detector (Note: Approved for wall and ceiling configurations)

• PL&E Communications AVT 234 (VMD) using Dinion analog infrared imagers (Note: For interior use only)

• SightLogix SightSensor Video Motion Detection (VMD) using NS-90A Thermal Imager

(Note: For interior use only)

• Tyco Visonic Disc 360 Passive Infrared Sensor (Ceiling) (Coverage 360 Degree)

• United Technologies Interlogix AP669 Mirror Optic PIR (Volumetric)

• Visonic CH-1000

• Visonic CH-1000 (Wall)

• Xtalis ADPRO 18 WH PIR Combination (Ceiling) (Coverage 30’x 30’)

Exterior Sensors:

• Birdeye Model IX Infrared Perimeter Detection System, up to 120m

• Fence Protection System 2-2R (FPS-2-2R)

• Fiber Optics Intrusion Detection System (FO-IDS), Fiber Optic Sensor System (FOSS)

Models 100 and 200

• Microtrack buried line sensor (Note: Not approved for use in Northern tier, or areas where snow and ice accumulations are normal, pending further testing)

• Perimitrax, Buried Cable Intrusion Detection Sensor

• Racon Single Stack; Barksdale Configuration - single stack, basket weave configuration with double stacked sensors at the corners

• Racon Double Stack

• Racon 16000-4 (Microwave) Sensor

• Racon 14000-32 Microwave Sensor

• Racon MPS-4100 (Microwave)

• Racon MPS-14000-1 (Microwave)

• Senstar Sentrax Short Ported Coaxial Cable Sensor (SPCS), large and small diameter cable, in the straight-line configuration

• Southwest Microwave Intrepid Micropoint. (Note: Not approved for use in Northern tier, or areas where snow and ice accumulations are normal, pending further testing)

• Southwest Microwave 310 Bi-static Sensor, up to 100m

The following sensors in combination are approved for use as a line of detection with fence climber enhancement detection:

• Enhanced DTR-90 Vertical Taut Wire (VTW) Sensor, the DTR 90 “Y” VTW Sensor, or the

VTW 400 Sensor installed at the top of the fence with any one of the following sensors installed on the fence: Fiber SenSys Fiber Defender FD300 series. The following models have been tested: 331, 332, 341, and 342.

• Fence Protection System 2 (FPS-2)

• Fence Protection System 2-2R (FPS-2-2R)

Wide Area Detection/Approach Zone Sensors

• PSRS STS-350 (FLIR/ICx) Ground Based Radar used as an approach sensor out to 125 meters (crawlers) as described below: ICX application software version 2.4.41.12 Firmware version 3.4.30 dated November 2, 2007.

• PSRS STS-350 (FLIR/ICx) with control station application software version 2.4.41.12 or when integrated with Will Burt Annunciator Version 3.2.274p, subpatch p32274.1.13

• Wide-area Infrared System for Persistent Surveillance (WISP) Version 2.1 (Note: Tested as standalone wide area detection system; procuring party will be responsible for sustainment cost; Fixed Site Sustainment will not sustain the equipment)

ADDITIONAL PL-3 AND PL-4 ITEMS

In addition to the above components, the following equipment is approved for use in the protection of PL-3 and below assets.

Command, Control and Display Equipment (CCDE)

• TASS 6.0.1.A Annunciator (At deployed locations only)

• TASS 7.0 Annunciator (At deployed locations only)

Video Management Systems (VMS): None

Cameras/Imagers

• DiOP Thermal Imager 180/60mm Thermal Upgrade Kit (TUK)

• FLIR ThermoVision Multi-Sensor System (a.k.a. SLRTI)

– T-2000 LRTI w/CCTV Complete Kit IBDSS1000-085

– T-2000 LRTI w/CCTV TICC/PTH only IBDSS1000-086

– T-3000 LRTI w/CCTV Complete Kit FDTA-199

– T-3000 LRTI w/CCTV TICC/PTH only

• Short Range Thermal Imager; Fixed/Mounted (SRTI F/M)

• Surveillance Thermal Imager (WSTI) Sentry I and Sentry II

Interior Sensors: None

Exterior Sensors: None

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated Aug 8, 2025.