RFI_04.pdf
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This document is a Statement of Requirement for an Intrusion Detection System (IDS), Access Control System (ACS), and Digital Cameras to be installed at Building 2039 at Robins Air Force Base in support of the KINGPIN mission. The system requirements include alarming and protecting exterior and interior doors, with specific focus on the OPERATIONS floor's Open Storage Area (OSA), using access control pin pads compatible with separate badging systems or CAC/PIV technology.
The system must connect to the Base Security Office to alert them of unauthorized access, support up to SECRET access level (no SCIFS or SAPR rooms), and provide video monitoring with 30-day backup for each entry point. The contractor must deliver the complete system solution within 45 days of award, provide training to the government upon installation, and offer a one-year maintenance contract for system hardware and software. The system will include control devices, access controls, and digital cameras at specified locations, with viewing capabilities for the appointed office.
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Statement of Requirement
BLDG 2039 ROBINS AFB
MISSION support KINGPIN
The requirement for an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and Access Control System (ACS) and Digital Cameras for observation of entry to controlled spaces.
The requirement is for new installation into an existing bldg at Robins AFB to satisfy the requirement to control access to the spaces for the KINGPIN mission to operate. The exterior doors must be alarmed and protected with an IDS/ACS as well as video to ensure full control of personnel attempting to access the building. The interior doors especially the OPERATIONS floor where we are establishing an OPEN STORAGE AREA (OSA) must be protected.
The system must be able to connect to the Base Security Office for alarms to alert them of any unauthorized access.
The system will entail access control pin pads to work either with separate badging system access or by using the CAC/PIV technology.
The building currently intends for up to SECRET access only, no SCIFS or SAPR rooms.
Ther diagrams show the locations of the control devices to be installed, the access controls to be installed and the digital cameras to be installed for monitoring. The video is required to be backed up for each entry point for up to 30 days and available for viewing by the appointed office.
The system solution will be provided within 45 days of award once approved and accepted by the government.
Training will be provided to the Government upon install and maintenance for the system hardware and software will provided by the vendor for 1 year as annotated on the contract.
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