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SOLICITATION #FA5606-19-Q-2034

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

26 September 2019

1. Q: Do you need to have a separate network video recorder (NVR) for these 14 new cameras?

A: No

1. Q:Will the existing recording hardware be replaced? If not, do you want to add the 14 new cameras to the existing VISCADs or Pelco VMS (video management system) that you are currently using ?

A: No, we will add it to old system.

1. Q: Do you want to expand your existing VISCADs VMS (video management system) to support 60 days storage ?

A: The system has the capabilities already, but need to assembled to do the job.

1. The Spec on the bid shows that the camera must include “Client: iVMS-4200”. Can you confirm that this is a Hikvision iVMS-4200 client software?

A: yes, “Client: iVMS-4200” is a Hikvision iVMS-4200.

1. Q: After doing a complete research on the spec in the RFP, The spec indicates that this is a Hikvision Thermal product. With the US Government ban on Chinese manufacturers like Hikvision and Dahua and if the Hikvision cameras are not allowed to be used in the US government. Can we come up with the alternative that come close to the requirement in the RFP?

A: yes, please.

1. Q: Is it possible to extend the due date of the proposal in order to address question 4 and 5?

A: no, unfortunately it is not possible

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