ICE-Amd0001.pdf

GS- 08-P-17-VJC-0001, Amendment 0001, dated 12/20/16

Solicitation Number GS-08-P-17-VJ-C-0001 is amended to:

1) Extend offer opening date to 2 PM Central Time on January 5, 2017.

2) Add two drawings sent via CD to vendors who have previously submitted SBU form requesting original drawings.

a. 2008 Submittal Drawings ERO

b. 2015 IDS upgrade

Any vendor who did not request original drawings, will need to complete SBU form in order to receive a CD of the original drawings and drawings added with Amendment 0001.

3) Add Items 6 and 7 to Scope of Work, Work requirements (base offer):

6. All access controlled doors shall comply with requirements of the 2015 edition of NFPA 101 Life Safety Code Chapter. Egress direction shall fail safe, ingress direction can fail secure.

7. Existing door and metal frame with side-lite to room 115 shall be removed and replaced with 3’ x 7’ metal frame, door and hardware meeting the listed Armory requirements. Contractor is responsible for all work and materials required (with exception of Government furnished carpet tiles) to complete this effort.

a. Contractor to infill opening to fit new frame using metal studs and drywall.

Drywall shall match existing in thickness and type.

b. Door swing is to remain the same.

c. Texture, finish and color to match adjacent surfaces. Paint colors for walls and trim are available onsite.

d. There is an adequate supply of carpet tile onsite to patch in flooring, contractor to furnish vinyl base to match existing.

e. Relocate room sign so it is equal distance from new frame, patch and paint as required.

Armory Security Requirements – Doors - Armories will be equipped with GSA Class V vault doors as defined in Federal Specification AA-D-00600C or a Class M Vault door as defined by Underwriters Laboratory Standard UL 608 Burglary Resistant Vault Doors and Modular Panels.

New vault door construction may be 10 mm (3/8 inch) metal front face with 2 mm (.0747 inches – 14 gauge) thick back face, overlapping lip covering the frame joint.

For existing doors, minimum construction shall be 44 mm (1.75 inch) solid core wood door with a minimum 12-gauge metal face sheet secured to the door, or a 2 mm (.0747 inches – 14 gauge) hollow metal door. Doors shall have no view windows.

Hardware - Entry Door hardware will consist of a Heavy Duty Grade 1 Mortised Hardware storeroom function lock with a minimum 1” throw deadbolt and must accept high security cylinders compatible with pyramid key control meeting Underwriters Laboratory (UL) Standard 437 Key Locks, American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Standard A156.30-2003, American National Standards for High Security

GS- 08-P-17-VJC-0001, Amendment 0001, dated 12/20/16

Cylinders, and ANSI Standard 156.5-2001, American National Standards for Auxiliary Locks and Associated Products.

Integration - In facilities with electronic Physical Access Control Systems (PACS), a card reader and required door hardware will be utilized. The PACS will be programmed to allow only authorized individuals access. A separate mechanical deadbolt lock with a minimum 1” throw is required in case of a prolonged power outage or malfunctioning PACS. Deadbolt shall have keyed cylinders on both sides. Cylinders shall be keyed to match to match door lockset.

Corridor View Interior View

3) In ERO Specification on page 11 add spare parts to be furnished:

The parts required to be furnished to Government as part of this contract per Item 4, ESS Warranty Plan.

One Verdit Reader One fixed camera One Balanced Magnetic Switch