RFI_20250505.xlsx

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Security Gate System & Quarterly Preventative Maintenance Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
H9224025QE005
Issued by
United States Special Operations Command

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This Request for Information (RFI) document provides detailed insights into a security gate system replacement and maintenance project at Ranges East Camp Atterbury. The solicitation (H9224025QE005) seeks to replace a security gate operating system for one entrance point and establish quarterly preventative maintenance for two gates and four overhead doors. The opportunity is a 100% Small-Business set-aside under NAICS code 811310 with a small business size standard of $12.5M, issued by the United States Special Operations Command.

Key technical details from the RFI include: the existing gate has a 24' opening with a 36' full gate size, current access control is in place, and site-specific requirements involve potential new cabling, loop detectors (currently only interior loops are functional), and bollard protection for a keypad. Potential vendors are advised to contact jeffrey.s.morris.civ@socom.mil about arranging a site visit, and photos of existing infrastructure are available. The solicitation will be processed as a Firm-Fixed-Price contract using streamlined procedures for commercial items, with quotes being requested directly without a separate written solicitation.

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H9224025QE005_0002.pdf PDF
Gate Pictures.pdf PDF
Attachment 2 - WD 2015-4787.pdf PDF
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Requests for Information
#QuestionResponseDate Provided
1Are there any existing photos, plans, drawings, or as-builts showing the gate to be replaced, including dimensions and surrounding areas?See attached for pictures. The gate opening is 24’ and the full gate size is 36’.5/5/25
2Does access control currently exist on both the gate being replaced and the older gate scheduled for preventative maintenance?Yes5/5/25
3Are there photos of the overhead doors available to confirm the controllers are serviceable and parts are still available?See attached for pictures.5/5/25
4Will there be a site walk-through, or is it possible to obtain measurements and photos to ensure the accuracy of our proposal?A planned site visit is not scheduled, however, email contracting at jeffrey.s.morris.civ@socom.mil to possibly set up a visitation NLT COB 6 May.5/5/25
5Will new cabling or fiber be required to support the button/station/keypad/reader for operation, and if so, is there an existing pathway for routing, or should we include installation of new pathway and cabling in our proposal?Unknown, the gate currently works but has issues, not certain if from fiber/cables. There are existing pathways.5/5/25
6The scope mentions a loop plug-in detector. Does the current gate have a functioning security loop? If so, can you confirm whether it should be replaced, and whether it’s installed in asphalt or concrete? A photo would also be helpful if available.Yes, loops are on the inside and outside, only inside currently works. Installed in asphalt5/5/25
7Item 4.2.2 will bollards be needed to protect the keypadyes5/5/25
8Item 4.2.5 Plug-In Loop Detector, do new under surface loops be needed.Loops are in place uncertain if outside loop is connected5/5/25
9Item 4.2.1 Slide, is this a new slide gate? If so, are there drawings, measurements, etc.Slide is not new, Gate is 36' opening is 24'5/5/25

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