PWS.pdf

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS)

MAINTENANCE SUPPORT FOR ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM, INTRUSION DETECTION

AND CCTV (ACS/IDS-CCTV)

MARINE CORPS INTELLIGENCE SCHOOLS

1. Scope. Marine Corps Intelligence Schools (MCIS) requires the technical services, labor, and materials in support of Access Control System (ACS), Intrusion Detection system (IDS) and CCTV Systems in buildings 448, 449, 450, and 451, and within the debriefing and control pods located aboard Naval Air Station Oceana, Dam Neck Annex, Virginia Beach, VA.

2. Requirement. The Contractor shall perform maintenance actions on equipment listed below. The work shall consist of IDS and ACS System inspections, equipment diagnostic, testing, software and firmware upgrades/modifications, handling of trouble calls, and recurring services such as minor repairs and replacement in support of our below mentioned equipment (2a). Work shall also include CCTV and POE switch inspections, equipment diagnostics, testing, software/firmware upgrades/modifications, handling of trouble calls, and recurring services such as minor repairs and replacement in support of our below equipment (2a and 2b).

a. Lenel Access Security System (ACS and Intrusion Detection System (IDS)

Lenel Software Lenel Work Station/Server Software Electronic Magnetic Lock Electronic Door Strikes Field Control Panels Door Contacts-REX PIRs Reader Modules-Input Modules Door Release Buttons-Batteries

Dual Reader Interface Modules PIV Class RPK 40 Readers Intercom Modules-CCTV Cameras CCTV Monitors Digital Video Recorders Camera Power Supplies

All Related Low Voltage Security Wiring Arming Keypads-IDS Panels Balanced Magnetic Switches and Sensors Zone Expanders Motion Detectors HUB’s Smart Door Strikes Input Control Modules (Series Two) Proximity Readers-Comm Modems APX UPS Battery x1

b. Interior IP Dome Closed Circuit Television (CCTV)

Vivotek 2 MP WDR Dome Network Cameras, 2.8mm lenses with microphones (FD9166-HN or equivalent) x 35 24-port Cisco switch with rack x1 Dell Work Station - laptops x5 52-port Cisco switch with rack x2 Dell Server 48-port POE switch with rack x3 Dell Server Software – Microsoft Server 12 Mounting Hardware HP Work Stations - desktops x5 Vivotek Vast2 Software APX UPS Battery x2 Vivotek Shepard2 Software Patch Category 5e cords Category 5e cables Category 6e cables - weatherized / shielded

3. Maintenance. The contractor shall ensure all units are maintained in a good working order to maximize the effectiveness and minimize a chance for downtime.

a. Testing. The contractor shall provide quarterly (4) testing and inspection of the systems within buildings 448, 449, 450, and 451 and the debriefing and control pods within the period of performance. The work shall consist of Annual IDS and ACS inspections, and B448 and Analog CCTV System testing, and annual inspections with the debriefing and control pods for the IP CCTV System testing.

b. Software Support. Provide a comprehensive security software plan that allows the command to be current with all software revisions and advancements as they allow the command to be current with all software revisions and advancements as they are made available by manufacturers. Such revisions will keep the installed system operating with the latest technology. Software upgrades typically occur annually, however many times they have been released several times throughout a given calendar year. With the proliferation of technology, Software support is invaluable to keeping the systems current. Covered software will include Lenel Software for these Dongles: 28606 (B448).

c. Trouble Calls. The Contractor shall provide a means for the Government to place trouble calls.

1. Emergency Service. Trouble Calls requiring emergency service (involving conditions which may adversely impact health/safety, security, productivity, or cause greater physical damage if left uncorrected for a period of time) shall be responded to within (4) hours.

2. Routine Service. Trouble calls requiring routine service shall be responded within

(24) hours of the normal work day. Requests for routine service received outside normal working hours shall be responded to the next business day.

d. Minor Repairs. The Contractor shall diagnose the problem identified in the trouble call and repair and/or replace defective equipment. At the time of diagnosis, the Contractor will complete any identified corrective or preventive maintenance to avoid future disruption of service. The Contractor shall notify the Government of required repairs and provide notification to the Government when that repair is completed.

4. Qualification. All Contractors performing work will have the appropriate Lenel qualifications and certifications required to perform the work. Vendor will be required to maintain Lenel government DOD Value Added Reseller Certification in order to procure Lenel equipment when needed.

5. Other Condition/Requirements.

a. Coordinate all work through the onsite Facility Manager.

b. Conduct an In-brief meeting (Kick Off) with onsite government representative prior to start of task. Review the approved PWS and timeline.

c. Utilize adhere to approved/established electrical tag-out procedures, as required.

d. Maintain work area free of trash and debris. Properly dispose of all trash and debris in designated containers.

e. Ensure UL 2050 Compliance.

f. Ensure 705 Compliance.

g. National Electronic Code (NEC)

6. Service Locations. The Contractor shall arrive to the respective building and contact the POC below or the designated personnel MCIS or Marine Detachment personnel pre-coordinated and will be escorted to the required room to perform the work.

a. IDS and CCTV maintenance locations for building 448 motion sensors, badge readers, and CCTV cameras per Enclosure (1)

b. IDS and CCTV maintenance locations for building 449 motion sensors, badge readers, and CCTV cameras per Enclosure (2)

c. CCTV maintenance locations for Interrogation Pods CCTV cameras, server, switch, and monitoring station per Enclosure (3).

d. IDS maintenance locations for Trailers 450 and 451 badge readers, and interior and exterior motion sensors per Enclosure (4).

Location

Point-of-Contact (POC)

476 Bullpup Street CWO4 Henslee, Charles Bldg 448 (Baum Hall) Charles.a.henslee.mil@us.navy.mil 757-492-0381

7. Site Access. The contractor shall obtain the necessary passes and/or identification for entry onto Naval Air Station Oceana Dam Neck Annex for all employees prior to commencement of work. The Government reserves the right to refuse to issue a pass to any employee of the contractor for any reason deemed valid by the Government.

8. Quality of Performance. The Contractor shall adhere to quality standards throughout performance.

The Government’s location point of contact shall assess the quality status of performance monthly.

Requirement Target Standard Rating Measurement

Delivery Compliance

- 100% compliance with delivery timelines

Acceptable Not Acceptable

Random Inspections Consequence of Non-compliance

- Contractor consideration

Maintenance Services

- < 25% of deployed units are in a state requiring additional maintenance

- < 25% of deployed units requiring additional service or stocking of supplies.

Excellent Acceptable

Poor

Random Inspections Consequence of Non-compliance

- Contractor consideration

9. Deliverables. Provide reports stating diagnostic, inspection, and /or repair results.

10. Period of Performance. Service timeframe shall be one-year period of performance from date of award plus (2) option years.