SOW.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

6 February 2024

1.0.DESCRIPTION OF REQUIREMENT. The 53rd Wing requires the Lenel Access Control System (ACS) be transitioned from a centralized networked system located in building 351, room 503 to a de-centralized/segregated ACS with standalone terminals for each of the 53 WG SAPFs located on Eglin AFB, Florida (6 total). These shall act as primary systems, on site and shall have their own Lenel software administration for the access control points within their facility. The contractor install a new government purchased workstation/server and paper printers at each location. The system currently located within building 351, room 500 shall not only be as the administrative control of the ACS for rooms 500 and 503 S/T but shall also act as the only badge creation workstation for the entire Wing. Once created, these badges shall then be enrolled in each of the other 53rd Lenel systems as needed based on access requirements. All existing facility Lenel hardware (controller locations) shall be reused. Should the IP structure of the current system be required to change, access to each Lenel controller shall be required for re-programming. The contractor shall provide a total of ten (10) hours of training for instruction of the new 53 WG admin teams (2 hours for each system) in the use of the Lenel software. the existing 53 Wing/AP database shall be copied and migrated into each of the new Lenel workstation/servers.

1.2. Objective. Installation of new workstation/servers and migration of a de-centralized ACS to support the 53 WG.

1.3. Scope.

1.3.1. Make a copy of the existing 53rd WG/AP Lenel database and migrate it into each of the new workstation/servers within buildings 60, 64, 985, and bldg. 351 rooms 401, 500 and 503.

1.3.2. Install government provided workstation/servers within buildings 60, 64, 985, and bldg.

351 rooms 401, 500 and 503.

1.3.3. Install Lenel OnGuard server software onto the new workstations installed within buildings 60, 64, 985, and bldg. 351 rooms 401, 500 and 503. This includes all required 32ES licensing.

1.3.4. Migrate the 53 WG/AP database onto all new workstations/servers installed within buildings 60, 64, 985, and bldg. 351 rooms 401, 500 and 503.

1.3.5. Remove hardware programming for buildings/rooms not associated with facility domain that workstation/server was installed.

1.3.6. Route and terminate a new Cat6 cable from each new workstation to the existing Lenel controller associated with that facilities workstation/server within buildings 60, 64, 985, and bldg. 351 rooms 401, 500 and 503.

1.3.7. Begin migration of Lenel hardware within each associated building into the new local workstation/server installed within buildings 60, 64, 985, and bldg. 351 rooms 401, 500 and 503.

1.3.8. Confirm communications between all field controllers and new workstations/servers installed within buildings 60, 64, 985, and bldg. 351 rooms 401, 500 and 503.

1.3.9. Install a new government purchased (paper) report printer at each workstation location within buildings 60, 64, 985, and bldg. 351 rooms 401, 500 and 503.

1.3.10. Test full system function in all areas of all associated buildings effected by new configuration.

1.3.11. Provide system training for all new 53 WG admin teams.

1.3.12. Provide system closeout documentation.

2.0. Period of Performance. The overall project is expected to take 50-70 days and shall be dependent upon facility access and the ability migrate the 53 WG database. Actual project timelines shall be determined post award during the project kickoff meeting which shall occur within one (1) week of contract award. Possible conditions that shall affect scheduling are active missions, facility not ready for installation, holiday schedules, material availability, facility access, and travel conditions.

3.0. Execution and Delivery. The contractor shall work with the 53 WG/AP to finalize the project timeline once the project is awarded. The contractor shall need to involve the following department personnel: Security and Facility Managers. All work performed shall be done during normal business hours Monday through Friday, 0800 to 1700 local time and excludes holidays and weekends. Customer acceptance shall be outlined during project kickoff meeting post award.

4.0. Closeout. Closeout procedures include testing of the completed work and the delivery of system documentation (if any) to the designated customer representative.

5.0. TESTING - Lenel OnGuard Head End System. Each facility/device that has been worked must be tested and approved by the designated Government representative.

5.1. Functions to be tested and desired results:

- Communication between the local server/workstations and all field controllers.

- Doors unlock and allow access when an authorized credential (card, pin, or combination of the two) is presented to the card reader.

- Events screen reports access granted with username.

- Reader beeps but remains locked when unauthorized credentials are presented.

- Events screen reports information read from unauthorized credential.

- System history reporting.

- Badge generation and printing from the local Lenel workstation/server in building 351

(room 503.

6.0. Documentation. Contractor shall provide documentation which shall include the following:

6.1. A test result document for each location and system that clearly shows the customer has witnessed the above noted test procedures and signed off as working.

6.2. Any copies of hardware manuals delivered with the new installed equipment.

6.3. A Letter of Warranty indicating the selected period of warranty and the items covered by the warranty.

7.0. Customer/Third Party Furnished Property and Services.

7.1. 120vac power including outlets or hard-wired circuits. For all access control system workstations and servers.

7.2. Desk space for all local workstations.

7.3. All existing Lenel field hardware shall be reused.

7.4. A copy of the existing 53 WG/AP Lenel database for each new workstation location.

7.5 Path between the first and second floor systems in building 64.

8.0. Project Performance Requirements.

8.1. The GSSO for each location must provide access to the base and the facilities for the contractor. All required contractor personnel documentation shall need to be provided for security vetting upon request by the 53 WG/AP office.

8.2. If escorts are required in these facilities, they shall be provided by the local GSSO.

9. Parts Listing.

Qty Part Number Item 1 SWS-32ESI Lenel OnGuard 32ESI Server Software License 5 SWS-32ES Lenel OnGuard 32ES Server Software License 2 556609 Windy City Wire 23-4P UNS SOL CMP C6 Blu Jkt 1000’ 2 CAT16HP-QTY50 Caddy (nVent) J-Hook 1”, QTY 50

END OF STATEMENT OF WORK

Building 351 Rm. 500Rm. 500E

Rm. 500F

Rm. 500V

Rm. 500D

Rm. 500H

Rm. 500I

Rm. 500J

Rm. 500M

Rm. 500S

Rm. 500N

Rm.

500U

Rm. 500R

Rm. 500D

Rm.

500C

Rm. 500B

Elevators

Room 401 in Bldg 351, Eglin AFB FL

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X Location of new standalone system

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985 Area Layout

RM-120

Shower

RM-105

RM-106

RM-116RM-115RM-114

RM-109 RM-102

Breezeway

RM-112RM-111

RM-110

Entry

Door

Em ergency

Exit

17’ x 24’ 17’ x 24’

16’ x 20’

16’ x 24’16’ x 24’

10’ x 24’ 10’ x 24’

15’ x 16’

RM-121

RM-101

RM-113

RM-108 RM-103

RM-104RM-107

RM-117

RM-118 RM-119

15’ x 21’

7’ x 11’ 8’ x 11’

408 sq’ 408 sq’

384 sq’ 384 sq’

240 sq’ 240 sq’

320 sq’

77 sq’ 88 sq’

240 sq’

315 sq’ 315 sq’

315 sq’ 315 sq’

725 sq’725 sq’

Room Side 1 Side 2 Square'

101 15 16 240 102 6 8 48 103 16 24 384 104 10 24 240 105 25 29 725 106 25 29 725 107 10 24 240 108 16 24 384 109 6 8 48 110 6 68 408 111 4 6 24 112 4 6 24 113 16 20 320 114 9 21 189 115 9 21 189

Shower 9.5 5 59.5 116 14 21 294 117 15 21 315 118 7 11 77 119 8 11 88

Main Facility Total 5021.5 W

Hangar 98 70 6860

E Hangar 60 71 4260

Overall Facility Total 16202

Controlled By: 28 TES (53d Wing) Controlled By: 28 TES/DOA CUI Category: FACILITES Distribution Statement: Limited Dissemination Controls: FEDCON

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