SOO 74 FGS Cameras.pdf

STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES

74th Fighter Generation Squadron

Moody AFB CRF Bldg. 772 Video Surveillance System

1.0 SCOPE

The 74th Fighter Generation Squadron (74th FGS) requires a surveillance system installed in Building 772. The vendor shall provide all necessary parts, equipment, and software, including installation and training. The system must be fully installed within 60 days of contract award.

2.0 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

2.1 The facility requires a closed-network CCTV or security surveillance system for observation. Cameras shall not be connected to the Air Force (AF) network.

2.2 Cameras: Eight (8) interior cameras are required:

• Six (6) cameras in the main support room.

• Two (2) cameras in the support back room.

• Monitor: One (1) monitor is required for system monitoring.

• System Components: The vendor shall provide all necessary components, including but not limited to:

Cameras (8):

• 4K Recording Quality (with zoom capability)

• Turret Style

Monitor (1):

• 27-inch screen

• 4K Resolution

• 60 Hz

Recording Software & Hardware:

• 2 TB Storage

• Conduit

• Cabling

• Mounting Hardware

• Power Supplies

All other ancillary equipment required for a complete and functional system.

2.3 The system shall provide adequate storage for 60 days of continuous recording. Storage will be maintained at the central control point (see 2.4).

2.4 All cameras shall be connected to a central control/monitor located in the Support NCOIC Office, Building 772.

2.5 The vendor shall provide all necessary racks, cabling, servers, and other equipment, including those items identified in the solicitation.

2.6 The system shall provide complete coverage of the highlighted areas in the attached floor plans.

2.7 All system components (hardware and software) shall be compatible with and authorized for use in the facility.

All equipment shall comply with the Buy America Act and be TAA compliant.

2.8 The vendor shall bring all cameras and support equipment to the work center during installation to minimize shipping frustrations. Cameras will be inspected by the section lead to confirm the camera type, but no further inspection will be required as no security risks exist.

3.0 INSTALLATION

3.1 The vendor shall install all parts and equipment.

3.2 Building 772 has existing infrastructure. A layout of recommended camera locations is in the attached floor plan. Building modifications will not be required.

3.3 The vendor shall dispose of all previous camera and supporting equipment (Hardware, Conduit, ETC).

Additionally, the contractor shall provide their own dumpster for disposal as one will not be provided.

3.4 Installation shall be conducted Monday – Friday, 7:30 am – 5:00 pm EST, under the supervision of support personnel.

3.5 Payment will be made following the completion of equipment install and the installation has been approved by the customer.

4.0 TRAINING

4.1 The vendor shall provide training to two government personnel on the use of the new system, a training guide that the trained personnel can use to facilitate future training, a 3-year warranty, and troubleshooting assistance (equivalent to support provided to commercial customers purchasing a similar system).

ATTACHMENTS:

• Floor Plan Bldg. 772 with recommended locations and facing direction for cameras and intercom system.

STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES