Statement of Work For Gym Cameras.pdf
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This Statement of Work details a security camera installation project for the Columbus Recreation Center located at the Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore, MD. The base contract requires installing eight video camera housings with a total of twenty high-resolution video views, including infrared illumination and AI-based video analytics covering Building 143. The camera system will provide comprehensive coverage of entry/exit doors, main entry front desk, workout room, auditorium, and exterior areas, with a workstation for local video monitoring.
The project has a three-week performance period, with contractors working standard hours from 0600-1600, Monday through Friday. Base access requirements stipulate that contractors working more than 14 days must be enrolled in Rapid Gate and receive a rapid gate card, while those working under 14 days must register on the visiting contractor list. The installation includes mobilization, materials, cabling, system equipment, professional labor, mounting hardware, system documentation, and training, with specific camera placement to ensure complete facility surveillance.
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Statement of Work: Security Camera Installation for the Columbus Recreation Center
Location: Coast Guard Yard 2401 Hawkins Point Road Baltimore, MD 21226.
Performance period:
Base Contract – 3 Weeks for Installation, Testing and Training Procedures.
Deliverables:
1) Basic Contract-Provide mobilization, material, installation of all necessary cabling, system installation professional technical labor, mounting hardware, ethernet switch & misc. network equipment, system documentation and training and demobilization for the installation of security cameras for Columbus Recreation Center.
a. The coverage will be as discussed utilizing Eight (8) Video Camera Housings, several with multiple video camera views built-in for a total of Twenty (20) actual Hi-Resolution Video views including IR Illumination and AI based Video Analytics covering the entire Building 143 Facility.
b. The Video coverage view all the Entry/Exit Doors, the Main Entry Front Desk, and initial Workout Room will utilize a four-way camera to cover that entire area. A specific Camera will be allocated for the east side Exit Door along with a Camera located closer to the Auditorium looking at the Auditorium Door and back towards the front and therefore covering the Hallway leading from the western Access Door. There is also a four-way Camera on the front cover of the building to maintain a view of the approach as well as interaction with the Front Door from the exterior and a rear exterior Camera looking to the north at that exterior exit, as well as looking at the new Exterior Gym facility. A Workstation will allow for the local Video to be viewed while at the site and allowing for a maintained Video Screen to display that the area is under Video Coverage.
c. Please see attached document detailing the camera displays.
Limitations:
1) Base Access Contractor working on base for more than 14 days, are required to be enrolled in Rapid Gate and receive a rapid gate card. Anything under 14 days, contractor will need to register on the visiting contractor list. This will be mitigated by enrolling the contractors into Rapid Gate with Security Forces.
2) Contractor will be working standard working hours 0600-1600 from Monday to Friday.
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