RFQ IHS1525595A Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Amendment 3 - UPDATED Questions and Answers: Ak-Chin Community Health Clinic Alarm and Surveillance System
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- IHS1525595A
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This is a Questions and Answers document for RFQ IHS1525595A concerning a leased, turnkey alarm and surveillance system solution.
The solicitation requires the contractor to provide and lease all equipment, software, hardware, installation, monitoring, maintenance, and support services throughout the entire contract duration. The monitoring scope is limited to two specific priorities: (1) alarm notification relaying information and alerts from the Ak-Chin site to Phoenix Indian Medical Center, and (2) a basic CCTV-style surveillance system that relays information, alerts, and viewing capabilities from the Ak-Chin site to Phoenix Indian Medical Center. All system elements must be fully leased rather than purchased, with comprehensive support services included for the complete contract term.
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RFQ IHS1525595A – QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Based on the documents, it appears the solicitation is for a leased, turnkey alarm and surveillance system solution for the facility.
Could you please clarify whether the intent is for the contractor to provide and lease all required equipment, software, hardware, installation, monitoring, maintenance, and support services for the full contract term? Also, is the monitoring requirement limited to security system monitoring only, or should the contractor include broader surveillance system monitoring and support as part of the proposed solution?
Yes, fully leased for all elements of the overall system throughout entirety of the contract duration.
Yes, the requirement is limited-to and based on the two priorities: one, the alarm notification relaying information and alerts from the Ak-Chin site to Phoenix Indian Medical Center; and, two, the system including a basic CCTV-style surveillance that also relays information and alerts and viewing from the Ak-Chin site and Phoenix Indian Medical Center.
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