T02 47PE0721R0022 Attachment 1 TSA SOW FLL Onsite Terminal 1-4 2020 10 13.pdf

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport (FLL)

STATEMENT OF WORK

For

Installation of High Security Locks, Duress Alarms, Intrusion Detection System, Hirsch Electronic Access Control, Video Intercom/Door Answering System with Door Lock Release, and CCTV System for the TSA occupied space at:

Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport (FLL) On-Site

100 Terminal Drive Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33315

Date: 10/13/2020

This Statement of Work (SOW) is valid for 1 year from date of its production. Revisions and or modifications to this SOW must be approved in writing by Physical Security Field Support Unit (FSU).

WARNING: This document is FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY (FOUO). It contains information that may be exempt from public release under the Freedom of Information Act (5 U.S.C. 552). It is to be controlled, stored, handled, transmitted, distributed, and disposed of in accordance with Department of Homeland Security (DHS) policy relating to FOUO information and is not to be released to the public or personnel who do not have a valid “need-to-know” without prior approval of the authorized DHS official. At a minimum, this document will be disseminated only on a need-to-know basis, and when unattended, will be stored in a locked container or area offering sufficient protection against theft, compromise, inadvertent access and unauthorized disclosure. When no longer needed, destroy this material by shredding, pulping, or burning to assure destruction beyond recognition. Physical Security Requirements (Ref. Section III, Program of Requirements).

Table of Contents

1. Project Title

2. Mission

3. Background

4. Place of Performance and Work Hours

5. Points of Contact

6. Scope of Work

7. Summary of Technical Specifications

7.2 Door Requirements/Hardware:

7.3 Intrusion Detection System (IDS)

7.4 Electronic Physical Access Control System (E-PACS)

7.5 Video Surveillance System (VSS/CCTV)

7.6 Duress/Panic System

7.7 Video Intercom/Door Answering System with Door Lock Release

8. Period of Performance

9. Training

10. Contractor Roles and Responsibilities

11. Expertise Requirements

12. Project Management Requirements

13. Regulatory Requirements

14. Recording Presence

15. Federal Protective Service Requirements

16. Deliverables

17. Warranty Work and Service

18. Final Inspection and Acceptance

Appendix A: Site Drawing

Terminal 1

Terminal 2

Terminal 3

Terminal 4

Appendix B: Index Sheet

Terminal 1

Door 1A – Break Room Entrance #1

Door 1B – Break Room Entrance #2

Door 2 – TSM Office

Terminal 2

Door 3 – Safety Office

Door 4 – Scheduling Office

Door 5 – Break Room Entrance #1

Door 6 – Break Room Entrance #2

Door 7 – Office

Door 8 – Training Room Main Entrance

Door 9 – Training Specialist Office

Door 10 – IT LAN Room: Headend

Door 11 – Training Room Side Entrance

Terminal 3

Door 12 – Conference Room

Door 13 – AFSD-LE Office

Door 14 – Coordination Center

Door 15 – Break Room

Door 16 – Women’s Restroom

Door 17 – Men’s Restroom

Door A

Door B

Door C

Door D

Door E

Door 18– Break Room Entrance #1

Door 19 – Break Room Entrance #2

Women’s Restroom

Men’s Restroom

Terminal 4

Door 20 – Break Room Entrance #1

Door 21 – TSSE Office

Door 22 – Break Room Entrance #2

Appendix C: Approved Equipment List

Appendix D: Medeco Process

Authorization Memo

TSA ATL MSC Medeco Key Layout

Appendix E: IDS Programming

Appendix F: Velocity Programming

Appendix G: Programming Worksheets

Appendix H: Acronyms

Appendix I: VSS/CCTV Advisory Sign (Example)

Appendix J: MAR Agreement

Appendix K: Training Requirements

1. Project Title Installation of High Security Locks, Duress Alarms, Intrusion Detection System, Hirsch Electronic Access Control, Video Intercom/Door Answering System with Door Lock Release, and VSS/CCTV System for the TSA occupied space at: Ft.

Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport (FLL), OnSite, 100 Terminal Drive, Ft.

Lauderdale, FL 33315.

2. Mission The mission of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is to protect the Nation’s transportation systems to ensure freedom of movement for people and commerce by providing world-class security and customer service to the traveling public.

The Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport (FLL) contributes to the ove rall TSA mission for its assigned airport of responsibility. To achieve its mission, TSA FLL has a requirement to ensure that all TSA employees and contractors who create, process, or handle information on behalf of the U.S. Government have a secure and accredited space to satisfactorily discuss and conduct meetings.

The construction and security equipment requirements contained in this SOW apply to the security of interior space in facilities provided by the General Services Administration (GSA) or those provided by TSA components directly, whether leased or Government owned. These requirements are incorporated into each space acquisition projects scope / definition of requirements and included in the appropriate Request for Proposals (RFP) or Solicitation for Offers, as appropriate, when initiated by either a TSA Support Component or the GSA.

3. Background

3.1 Facility Description: Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport (FLL).

3.2 Project Background: TSA is accepting the security project for the leased space within FLL Onsite and needs a complete security system installed to properly secure government assets.

4. Place of Performance and Work Hours

4.1 Place of performance: Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport (FLL), OnSite, 100 Terminal Drive, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33315.

4.2 Contractors normal work hours are during the site’s business hours as specified by the local TSA representatives, excluding Federal holidays. The Contractor must make arrangement with the COR and local TSA representative to schedule work and facility access outside these hours.

4.3 Any work performed by the Contractor at their own volition outside specified working hours will be at no additional expense to the Government.

5. Points of Contact

5.1 Technical Monitor

Thao Nguyen

Physical Security Specialist (PSS) Field Support Unit (FS U) TSA Office of Security Direct Telephone: 571-227-5691 Physical Security Main Telephone: 571-227-2195 Direct E-mail: thao.nguyen@tsa.dhs.gov TSA Field Support Unit Main E-mail: PssField@tsa.dhs.gov

5.2 All questions pertaining to the security devices and their operation must be directed to the TSA Office of Security, Physical Security Division (PSD) Field Support Unit (FSU).

Under no circumstances will SOWs written by the TSA Office of Security, PSD, FSU be changed or modified without the written permission from this office.

5.3 The Contracting Officer Representative (COR) and technical monitor(s) are not authorized to delete, change, waive, or negotiate any of the terms and conditions of the contract. Any request, or proposal for changes in project scope and/or additional requirements, must be approved in writing by the Contracting Officer (CO). Any changes accomplished without prior written approval from the CO will be done at the Contractor’s expense.

6. Scope of Work Design, install, program, test, document, and train personnel on turn-key operational and integrated Hirsch Velocity Physical Access Control System (PACS), Bosch Intrusion Detection System (IDS), VSS/CCTV system, Duress Alarms, and Video Intercom/Door Answering System with Door Lock Release.

7. Summary of Technical Specifications (Technical Specifications are described in detail in (Technical Specifications are described in detail in this Statement of Work (SOW):

7.1 In order to meet HSPD-12 requirements and DHS Personnel Access Control System (PACS) modernization mandate, all installed equipment and systems must be on approved GSA Approved Product List (APL).

7.1.1 TSA shall provide the physical security COTS and HSPD-12 PACS network backbone infrastructure for these systems to traverse for network connectivity. All associated TSA LAN configuration, programming and network backbone components to include; TSA E-PACS computers, TSA servers, and TSA workstations, TSA network switches, TSA routers, shall be fully the responsibility of TSA to provide and maintain by the Government. All security system computer based software (i.e. PACS-Velocity, IDS BOSCH-RPS, VSS/CCTV BOSCH Client Software) shall be fully provided with license active at the time of installment and with cost included for a five (5) year activation.

7.2 Door Requirements/Hardware:

Install Electrified Door hardware on doors equipped with readers. All electrified door hardware will be within the facility and central power located within the access control system and IDS panels as indicated in this SOW.

7.2.1 Non-Removable hinges (NRP) will be installed in all doors where the pins are exposed to the exterior of the space.

mailto:Edward.ness@tsa.dhs.gov mailto:psd@dhs.gov

7.2.2 All Perimeter Doors to TSA space as indicated in this SOW will meet TSA specifications:

7.2.2.1 A single leaf, solid core door in a metal frame equipped with a door contact, a

High Security Lockset, and electronic door strike or electrified hardware.

7.2.2.2 Mortise High Security Lockset with Locking Dead latch – Electrified Hardware with built-in request to exit (REX) function with Medeco Underwriters Laboratories (UL) 437 M-3 Interchangeable Core cylinder.

The MARKS Store Room Function Mortise Lockset with Deadbolt must have the latch bolt retracted by key outside or by lever inside. Outside lever is always fixed. The deadbolt can only be thrown or retracted by key outside or thumb-turn inside. By turning the inside lever, it simultaneously retracts both deadbolt and latch bolt. The auxiliary latch deadlocks latch bolt when door is closed. This Lockset must accept a Medeco #32-0200 housing and interchangeable core.

7.2.2.3 Must have Latch guards/Anti pick plate covers installed, unless door strike is protected/covered by door frame.

7.2.2.4 Installed functioning heavy duty door closer and heavy duty door gasket/sweep.

7.2.3 Designated interior doors to TSA space as indicated in the SOW. Cylindrical Lever Lockset – Electrified Hardware with built-in REX with Medeco UL 437 M-3 Interchangeable Core cylinder over-ride. The Store Room Function Lockset will function so that the latch bolt is retracted by key outside or by lever inside. Outside knob/lever always inoperative. The auxiliary latch deadlocks latch bolt when door is closed. This Lockset must accept a Medeco UL 437 M-3 Interchangeable Core cylinder for secure key access.

7.3 Intrusion Detection System (IDS)

The system will:

7.3.1 Must be a TSA Office of Security approved Bosch IDS using a Bosch Model B9512G panel (or most current version), or approved equivalent.

7.3.2 The host panel and all associated control/serving equipment will be wall mounted in secured cabinet. Location identified in Appendices A and B.

7.3.3 Arm/Disarm keypads will be mounted on the interior of the facility.

7.3.4 All programming will be as indicated in Appendix D in addition the system will be programmed to accept all password combinations. Upon awarding the contract, TSA Office of Security PSD FSU reserves the right to provide additional programming specifics that the system must meet prior to final government acceptance.

7.3.5 The main panel will have the capability to arm and disarm all alarm points as indicated in Appendices A and B.

7.3.6 Central power and monitoring of all intrusion detection devices installed will be located as indicated in Appendices A and B. A surge protector unit with a minimum of 8-hour battery backup will be provided for all security systems and CCTV (co-located with panels). All installed equipment must have sufficient power supplies as necessary to provide battery backup for a 4-hour minimum outage.

7.3.7 All intrusion detection devices are required to interface with the host IDS panel.

7.3.8 System will be connected via a RJ-31X phone jack to a government furnished plain old telephone system (POTS) line in order to notify, via a dedicated analog phone line, the supporting Federal Protective Service (FPS) Mega Center monitoring the system.

Connection location as indicated in Appendices A and B.

7.4 Electronic Physical Access Control System (E-PACS)

7.4.1 Installation:

The contractor shall acquire and install an Enterprise Physical Access Control System, E-PACS that complies with all relevant HSPD-12, NIST SP800-116 requirements for card & cardholder authentication and standards for entry to Controlled, Limited and Exclusion designated areas as determined by Agency Senior Security Specialist and function as described in NIST SP800-116. The installation shall be completed one door at the time. No door shall be partially inoperable over-night. HSPD-12 PACS compliant system that accepts all versions of DHS/TSA issued PIVs.

Security Areas Number of Authentication Factors Required

Controlled 1

Limited 2

Exclusion 3

7.4.2 All doors connected to the access control system will use electrified hardware

“REX built-in function” to shunt the alarm.

7.4.3 Include a Hirsch Client Management Station (Hirsch computer, monitor, reader, and server) with the Velocity 3.6 SP3 installed and programmed in accordance with Appendix E. The Computer will be the latest computer with current Windows operating system and at least a 3TB drive. Entry points of various levels of access and security requirements must be installed. Upon awarding the contract, TSA Office of Security PSD FSU reserves the right to provide additional programming specifics that the system must meet prior to final government acceptance.

7.4.4 The Electronic Access Control System will provide connection to the IDS Alarm Panel.

7.4.4.1 The Hirsch system shall be programmed to report forced entry and/or a “prop open” alarm to the IDS system.

7.4.4.2 The Hirsch system shall have 6+1 PIN programming for the forced entry duress.

7.4.4.3 The Hirsch system shall have all tamper switches enabled.

7.4.5 HSPD-12 PACS compliant Hirsch Scramble pad readers from the GSA APL will be installed on all perimeter doors and key doors as indicated in Appendices A and B designated for access control to momentarily unlock the electrified hardware while shunting the alarm and providing access control to the facility.

7.4.6 Perimeter doors exposed to the weather elements will use Hirsch high intensity scramble pad readers, which will be installed with supporting mounts that protect the reader from the elements (i.e. direct sun light) that shorten the equipment’s life span.

7.4.7 All equipment serving the Access Control system will be wall mounted

Location identified in Appendices A and B.

7.5 Video Surveillance System (VSS/CCTV)

7.5.1 Fixed mount CCTV cameras mounted to provide clear view of personnel entering through TSA access points as indicated in Appendices A and B. Fixed mount all weather IR / CCTV cameras Bosch FLEXIDOME AIP Starlight 7000 VR or approved equivalent. All exterior cameras will be either wall or boom mounted.

7.5.2 PTZ cameras will be mounted on the exterior of buildings when deemed necessary to cover large areas (All cameras will be mounted per the attached drawing). PTZ Cameras will be boom mounted with a water loop to avoid drainage into the camera.

7.5.3 Recording: VSS/CCTV system will activate upon motion only to record personnel within close proximity of access point(s), and have capability to record for a minimum of 30 days at 15 frames per second min 2/4 TB drive. Recording device Bosch DIVAR AN 5000 with capability to pull and transfer video to other operating platforms (i.e.

Windows computer).

7.5.4 Wall mounted (tilt) LED wide screen color monitor as indicated in Appendices A and B.

7.5.5 Contractor shall affix signage on exterior entrances of all perimeter doors indicating that property is protected by electronic video surveillance. See Appendix H for the appropriate signage.

7.6 Duress/Panic System

7.6.1 Panic/Duress buttons will be covertly mounted as indicated in Appendices A and B.

7.6.2 Duress Alarms will activate strobes (and audible if specified in the SOW) mounted in locations as indicated in Appendices A and B.

7.6.3 The duress alarm and strobes shall be capable of being reset from all IDS keypads installed.

7.7 Video Intercom/Door Answering System with Door Lock Release

7.7.1 Video Intercom/Door answering system that provides remote personnel recognition of people requesting access to TSA space.

7.7.2 The Video Intercom/Door Answering Systems will have the capacity for additional door stations, and up to two additional interior stations.

7.7.3 System will provide capability for remote release of the door from within TSA space.

8. Period of Performance As directed by the TSA Office of Acquisitions Contracting Officer through the TSA Field Support Unit COR.

9. Training Contractor will provide onsite training to multiple TSA personnel to enroll, update and remove persons in the Hirsch Velocity access control system, as well as how to arm/disarm and properly use the Bosch IDS. NOTE: more than one person is to be trained to prevent single point of failure. A minimum of three (3) hours of training will be conducted to ensure the local office is trained in the use and operation of all systems. At the conclusion of the training, the Contractor will provide copies of the training documentation to include class roster and list of items covered to the Federal Security Director (FSD)/ Manager at location and TSA FSU.

10. Contractor Roles and Responsibilities

10.1 The contractor will use GSA schedules and/or other government discounts when purchasing equipment or services on behalf of the TSA.

10.2 All conduit sizing and installation are the responsibility of the Contractor if required by facility.

10.3 Install and label all new cables, wirings, and hardware, that are necessary to install the security systems to meet the SOW specifications, for easy identification. No existing cables and wirings shall be used.

10.4 Install all security systems and/or devices in accordance with manufactures’ requirements.

10.5 Legacy security equipment not being incorporated into the new system(s) will be removed, stored, inventoried and presented to FSD Staff for shipment to TSA FSU.

10.6 Door Hardware:

10.6.1 Ensure the doors indicated in Appendices A and B meet the technical specifications within paragraph 7.1. by installing/replacing door closers, locks, etc.

10.6.2 The contractor is responsible for obtaining, correctly installing, and maintaining all door hardware.

10.6.3 Existing doors will be used when feasible. Double doors on the perimeter will be replaced with single leaf door.

10.6.4 The contractor will provide and install recessed Door Contact switches or equivalent, where specified in Appendices A and B, and connect to the main alarm panel.

10.6.5 The Contractor is responsible for purchasing a high security Medeco M3 high security lock and key system through TSA’s only approved lock vendor, InterMountain Lock and Security Supply (IMLSS), as specified in Appendix D. In procuring the lock and key system, the Contractor must adhere to the following requirements:

10.6.5.1 The key operated lock housing must accept a Medeco UL

437 M-3 Interchangeable Core.

10.6.5.2 The client’s identity (TSA) and where the locks are installed will not be divulged except as agreed upon by TSA.

10.6.5.3 Deliver all change keys and core keys to TSA field representative.

10.6.5.4 All change keys will be impressed with a sequential serial number on the bow of each key.

10.6.5.5 The core key will be impressed with “Core” or “Control” on the bow of the key. Provide all pinning and key cut information to a TSA representative.

10.6.5.6 Label each core with a change number on the side and a serial number on the opposite side of the cylinder. These numbers should appear on the sides of the top chamber area.

10.6.5.7 The Contractor will provide and install all locksets, cores, and keys. Each key will have the serial number stamped on one side of the bow. Deliver all keys and any remaining cores to the local TSA field representative.

10.6.5.8 The Contractor will be responsible for creating and maintaining an expandable multi-tiered master key system hierarchy. The contractor based on the needs of the local/field TSA Field Office will design the hierarchy. See Appendix D for template.

10.7 IDS:

10.7.1 Install and program a Bosch B9512G (or most current approved model) IDS with connected Bosch B942 Arm/Disarm keypads and Bosch DS9360 Ceiling Mount Panoramic TriTech Motion Detectors. IDS will be installed IAW the layout in Appendix A. Program the IDS IAW Appendix D.

10.7.2 The contractor will provide and install 360 deg. Ceiling Mount Motion Detectors within operating distance of all entrance/emergency exit doors as indicated in Appendices A and B, and connect to the main alarm panel to alert the monitoring station of surreptitious entry.

10.7.3 The installer must complete the FPS Mega Center Alarm Requirements Document (MARS) (see Appendix I) once the system has been installed and is ready for set up and programming. Once the system is fully programmed a copy of the FPS “ALL EVENTS HISTORY REPORT” must be provided to both FSD staff and the POC in paragraph 5 at least 48 hours before arrival of system acceptance testing. The Battle Creek MegaCenter (1-866-312-4004) will remotely monitor and be compatible with

FPS existing hardware and software. Contractor will provide, prior to acceptance by TSA PSD FSU, a completed FPS MARS document as well as a current testing document showing that all zones are operational and monitored by FPS. When the alarm system is completely installed and programmed, it must be fully tested with the MegaCenter Alarm Services Desk. The Contractor must then schedule an acceptance inspection. Once this inspection is completed and the work determined, satisfactory documentation will be provided. Security system must be fully operational and monitored by FPS before final payment is authorized.

10.7.4 The contractor will provide all equipment mounts, slides, shelves or other necessary items to install/mount equipment.

10.7.5 The contractor will be responsible for all the initial input of all user codes.

10.8 EPACS:

10.8.1 Install complete system with HIRSCH UTrust TS Readers (FICAM Ready), Hirsch HSPD-12 Compliant MX Controller (or most current approved controller).

10.8.2 Program the Hirsch Velocity system IAW Appendix E.

10.8.3 The contractor will be responsible for all the initial input of all user codes, HSPD- 12 enrollment of all TSA personnel. HSPD-12 enrollment will consist of using both the HSPD-12 cards issued by TSA and a unique code for each TSA employee. Contractor will do all initial enrollments of TSA employees and provide training to TSA staff. NOTE:

GENERIC/UNIVERSAL access codes are not authorized for TSA/Federal Air Marshal facilities.

10.9 VSS/CCTV:

10.9.1 The contractor is responsible for obtaining, installing, programming, and testing a complete turn-key Bosch Closed Circuit TV (VSS/CCTV)/DVIR system (to include cameras) that is approved by the TSA Office of Security. The contractor will maintain and warranty the system for one year after the TSA acceptance date. Based upon applications, the DIVR shall be capable of supporting both analog and IP cameras.

10.10 Duress/Panic System:

10.10.1 Install and connect to the IDS duress buttons with Strobes to include strobes mounted outside TSA spaces to alert security response force of duress activation.

10.11 Video Intercom/Door Answering System:

10.11.1 The Contractor will purchase, install, program, maintain, and test a turn-key intercom system, AiPhone Model JO/JP Series or equivalent. (Note: Only the TSA Office of Security provides Approval of an Equivalent Video Intercom/Door Answering System). The Contractor will provide and install, program, maintain and test the system. Install all equipment according to manufacturer’s specifications.

11. Expertise Requirements

11.1 The Contractor shall obtain all necessary permits and/or licenses as required by federal, state, or local law.

11.2 The Contractor shall be fully insured to complete all work, where required, by federal, state, and local municipalities at the time of award of the contract. Copies of all insurances shall be provided to TSA upon award of contract for record.

11.3 Contractor will submit to TSA PSD FSU a detailed line item cost breakdown for all security material and employee hours billed to the United States Government. Contractor will provide a detailed installation schedule to TSA PSD FSU as part of the proposal submitted by the contractor. Contractor will also immediately advise TSA PSD FSU in writing of any delays.

11.4 The Contractor shall be licensed to complete all work where required, by state and local municipalities.

11.5 The Contractor shall be responsible for complying with any additional or updated applicable laws, codes and/or regulations (federal, state, and local) in connection with completing the work specified within this SOW of this agreement and those of any subsequent task orders. f this agreement and those of any subsequent task orders.

11.6 The Contractor personnel installing and programming the security system(s) will be certified by and current with the system manufacture(s). Certification must be within the past three years from period of performance. Work performed under this Agreement at TSA onsite facilities shall not be used for contractor training or discovery of “how-to-do” the requirements.

11.7 The Contractor locksmith personnel installing, keying, pinning locks, and other security devices will be certified by, and current with the manufacture in addition to being properly licensed.

11.8 The Contractor personnel installing the Bosch intrusion detection system must be a certified vendor who is experienced in programming the advanced software features associated with the B9512G panel. Certification must be within the past three years from period of performance.

12. Project Management Requirements

12.1 Upon request by the TSA Office of Security, the local TSA staff, or OSO, Compliance, Surface Inspections, the contractor will be required to provide the following information about the contractor’s employees and subcontractors who may have direct or incidental access to information being provided by the TSA:

a) Employee’s full name

b) Employee’s date and place of birth

c) Employee’s social security number

d) Employee’s race and sex

e) Complete Finger Print Card

f) General Release of Information document

12.2 All program software and written materials pertaining to the security/access control system and related devices will be turned over to the TSA Office of Security, to include:

a) Detailed Line Item Cost Proposals

b) Product Specification sheets

c) Inventory lists

d) Operating and installation instructions

e) As-built drawings

f) Key cut and pinning charts for locking system

g) Copies of all certifications and/or completed training will be available for review on site.

13. Regulatory Requirements

13.1 Site access requirements: The Contractor must obtain the appropriate airport identification to work within the secure side and provide their own escorts. Contractor personnel without issued airport identification that are working within the secure side of the airport must be escorted at all times.

14. Recording Presence Each contract employee shall sign in at the site each day when reporting to work and sign out when leaving the work site at the end of each day. In addition, if leaving work site for any reason, personnel must sign out at time of departure and sign in again upon arrival.

15. Federal Protective Service Requirements The FPS maintains four Multi-Regional Emergency Management Control Centers (Mega Centers) across the country. The Mega Centers handle alarm monitoring and radio dispatch of FPS Officers and Contract Guards for alarm response, criminal activities and emergencies for GSA federally owned properties and leased space. Additionally, the Mega Centers notify local authorities; including law enforcement, emergency medical services and/or fire department, as designated by customer protocols. FPS maintains a standard equipment list that must be adhered to by all Clients. The Mega Centers can only accommodate the following UL commercial listed panels Honeywell (Ademco) model numbers Vista 128 and 250 series, Radionics model numbers 7412G, 9412G and 9512G series, CADDx model number NX8E, or DMP model numbers XR100 & XR500. Proprietary panels will not be accepted due to the inability to provide adequate support. Fax or email the completed application to the appropriate MegaCenter Alarm Services Desk. You must allow 48 hours, or 2 full business days, for account setup. After installation is complete, contact the MegaCenter to schedule alarm system acceptance testing.

16. Deliverables

Deliverable Schedule/Milestone

Administrator/use training provided by Contractor

Prior to final acceptance of system

MARS agreement completed by Contractor Prior to final acceptance of system

Inventoried legacy security equipment Prior to final acceptance of system

IDS testing and supporting documentation Prior to final acceptance of system

Contractor Equipment Pre-Acceptance Checklist Submitted to the PSS/technical monitors identified in paragraph 5, prior to scheduling final acceptance of system

Detailed line item cost proposals Prior to final acceptance of system

Inventory lists Prior to final acceptance of system

Provide all recovery media and associated software

As part of the final acceptance

System(s) as-built drawings Prior to final acceptance of system

Locking system key cut and pinning charts Prior to final acceptance of system

17. Warranty Work and Service

17.1 The Contractor will maintain and warranty all systems installed in this SOW for a period of 12 months from the date of Government acceptance. This warranty shall include full coverage of all material, labor, and travel to facilitate the full restoration of provided services and material installed.

17.2 Should any Contractor supplied part, component, workmanship or system, fail within that period of time, the Contractor shall immediately replace or repair that part, component, or system within 48 hours at no further cost to the Government. If the Contractor is unable to start and/or finish the repair or replacement, the Contractor shall be liable for all costs incurred by the Government to correct the issue(s).

17.3 The Contractor shall submit a copy of the as-built drawings, all commercial warranties, terms and conditions, specifications, and related booklets upon completion of systems installation. Delivery can be made to the PSS at:

TSA HQ

701 South 12th Street Arlington, VA 20598

ATTN: Tyler Suprise (COR) Room: W1-103S

17.4 TSA reserves the right to expand or add to the system during the warranty period using firm(s) other than the Contractor for such expansion without affecting the Contractor’s responsibilities, provided the expansion is performed by an authorized dealer for the affected equipment.

18. Final Inspection and Acceptance

18.1 The Government will conduct periodic inspections for compliance and validation of the work performed under this SOW. Percentages have been developed to define expected progress of the work performed and shall be used by the contractor below for work progress:

18.2 Prior to scheduling final acceptance Appendix B will be completed and submitted to the technical monitor(s) identified in paragraph 5.

18.3 The final acceptance test shall be performed concurrent for all security systems based on the approved TSA SOW or Technical Direction Letter (TDL) and shall be completed during a single site visit.

18.4 Acceptance by the Government will be given only after the satisfactory completion of the installation of the system(s), training, and receipt of submittals, all testing data and any other requirements within this SOW. Project acceptance can be issued only by the TSA COR or PSS/Technical Monitors.

18.5 The United States Government has the right to inspect and test all supplies called for in the contract, to the extent practicable, at all places & times and in any event before acceptance in any manner that does not unduly delay the work.

18.6 Personnel authorized to accept completion of security system installation projects on behalf of the United States Government / TSA is a Physical Security Specialist or personnel designated by the Chief of the Physical Security Section who is also current and certified as a Contract Officers Representative with certifications on file with TSA Office of Acquisitions.

18.7 During the acceptance phase, the contractor will provide a binder with copies of manufacturer brochures and any floor plans or drawings for all security systems and/or devices installed.

Inspection Title Percentage Complete Work Complete

COR-Kickoff

0% Administrative

COR-Technical Monitor

30%

30% Contractor Rough-In

COR-Technical Monitor

50%

50% Contractor Installation

COR-Technical Monitor

75%

75% Contractor Finish-Out

COR-Technical Monitor

90%

90% Contractor Programming

COR-Acceptance

100% 100% Complete

Appendix A: Site Drawing

Terminal 1

Terminal 2

Terminal 3

Terminal 4

Appendix B: Index Sheet

Terminal 1

Door 1A – Break Room Entrance #1

□ Install one (1) KABA2000

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install two (2) CCTV Cameras in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 1A

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of both exterior CCTV cameras

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

□ Install one (1) Self Adjusting Door sweeps

□ Install one (1) Anti pick plate

Door 1B – Break Room Entrance #2

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install two (2) CCTV Cameras in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 1B

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of both exterior CCTV cameras

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door 2 – TSM Office

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install one (1) CCTV Camera in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 2

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Terminal 2

Door 3 – Safety Office

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install one (1) CCTV Camera in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 3 & Door 4

□ Install one (1) Covert Duress Button

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door 4 – Scheduling Office

□ Install one (1) Covert Duress Button

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door 5 – Break Room Entrance #1

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install one (1) CCTV Camera in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 5

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of the exterior CCTV camera

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door 6 – Break Room Entrance #2

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install one (1) CCTV Camera in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 6

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of the exterior CCTV camera

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door 7 – Office

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install two (2) CCTV Cameras in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 7

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of both exterior CCTV cameras

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door 8 – Training Room Main Entrance

□ Install one (1) Hirsch Utrust TS Scamble Smart Prox Reader in MB8 mounting box

□ Install one (1) REX sensor to shunt alarm on egress

□ Install one (1) 360 PIR motion sensor on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Bosch 942 Arm/Disarm keypad (Zone 1)

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install two (2) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobes on the interior side of the door

□ Install two (2) CCTV Cameras in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 8

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of both exterior CCTV cameras

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door 9 – Training Specialist Office

□ Install one (1) Hirsch Utrust TS PIV Reader in MB4 mounting box

□ Install one (1) REX sensor to shunt alarm on egress

□ Install one (1) 360 PIR motion sensor on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

Door 10 – IT LAN Room: Headend

□ Install one (1) Hirsch UTrust Scramble Smart Prox Card Reader in MB8 mounting box

□ Install one (1) Electric Strike

□ Install one (1) REX sensor to shunt alarm on egress

□ Install one (1) Magnasphere Door Contact

□ Install one (1) 360 PIR motion sensor on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Bosch 942 Arm/Disarm keypad (Zone 2)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

□ Install one (1) Self Adjusting Door sweeps

□ Install Acoustical Door seals

□ Install Anti-pick plate

□ Install pinned hinges (if exterior)

□ Install one (1) Half Server Rack

□ Install one (1) Bosch DVIAR 5000

□ Install one (1) 22” LCD Monitor for DVR

□ Install one (1) Bosch B9512GV series Control panel

□ Install one (1) Hirsch MX8 Digi*Trac Controller

□ Install new power supplies (CCTV, ACS, IDS, Locks)

□ Install one (1) ACP UPS

□ Install one (1) Hirsch Management server

□ Install one (1) 42” BOSCH CCTV monitor showing all 9 cameras in Terminal 2 (*Location TBD by tenant)

Door 11 – Training Room Side Entrance

□ Install one (1) REX sensor to shunt alarm on egress

□ Install one (1) 360 PIR motion sensor on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Bosch 942 Arm/Disarm keypad (Zone 1)

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install two (2) CCTV Cameras in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 11

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of both exterior CCTV cameras

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Terminal 3

Door 12 – Conference Room

□ Install one (1) REX sensor to shunt alarm on egress

□ Install one (1) 360 PIR motion sensor on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Bosch 942 Arm/Disarm keypad (Zone 3)

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) CCTV Camera in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 12 and corridor

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of the exterior CCTV camera

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door 13 – AFSD-LE Office

□ Install one (1) REX sensor to shunt alarm on egress

□ Install one (1) 360 PIR motion sensor on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Bosch 942 Arm/Disarm keypad (Zone 4)

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of both exterior CCTV cameras at Door 12 and Door 14

□ Install one (1) Covert Duress Button

Door 14 – Coordination Center

□ Install one (1) Electric Strike

□ Install one (1) REX sensor to shunt alarm on egress

□ Install one (1) Magnasphere Door Contact

□ Install two (2) 360 PIR motion sensors on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install two (2) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) CCTV Camera in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 14

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of both exterior CCTV cameras at Door 14 and Door 15 (both corridors)

□ Install one (1) Bosch 942 Arm/Disarm keypad (Zone 5)

□ Install two (2) Covert Duress Buttons (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

□ Install one (1) Self Adjusting Door sweeps

□ Install Acoustical Door seals

□ Install Anti-pick plate

□ Install pinned hinges (if exterior)

□ Install one (1) Half Server Rack

□ Install one (1) Bosch DVIAR 5000

□ Install one (1) 22” LCD Monitor for DVR

□ Install one (1) Bosch B9512GV series Control panel

□ Install one (1) Hirsch MX8 Digi*Trac Controller

□ Install new power supplies (CCTV, ACS, IDS, Locks)

□ Install one (1) ACP UPS

□ Install one (1) 42” BOSCH CCTV monitor showing all 6 cameras in Terminal 3 (*Location TBD by tenant)

Door 15 – Break Room

□ Install one (1) REX sensor to shunt alarm on egress

□ Install one (1) 360 PIR motion sensor on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Bosch 942 Arm/Disarm keypad (Zone 6)

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) CCTV Camera in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 15 and corridor

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of the exterior CCTV camera

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door 16 – Women’s Restroom

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door 17 – Men’s Restroom

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door A

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

Door B

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door C

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door D

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door E

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door 18– Break Room Entrance #1

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install one (1) CCTV Camera in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 18

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of the exterior CCTV camera

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

Door 19 – Break Room Entrance #2

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install two (2) CCTV Cameras in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 19

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of both exterior CCTV cameras

Women’s Restroom

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the room

Men’s Restroom

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the room

Terminal 4

Door 20 – Break Room Entrance #1

□ Install one (1) Electric Strike

□ Install one (1) REX sensor to shunt alarm on egress

□ Install two (2) Magnasphere Door Contacts for double door

□ Install one (1) 360 PIR motion sensor on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install two (2) CCTV Cameras in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 20

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of both exterior CCTV cameras at Door 20

□ Install one (1) Bosch 942 Arm/Disarm keypad (Zone 7)

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install two (2) MagLock for double door

□ Install one (1) REX button to disengage MagLock during emergency

□ Install two (2) Heavy Duty door closers (if none existing)

□ Install one (1) Self Adjusting Door sweeps

□ Install Acoustical Door seals

Door 21 – TSSE Office

□ Install one (1) Electric Strike

□ Install one (1) REX sensor to shunt alarm on egress

□ Install one (1) Magnasphere Door Contacts

□ Install one (1) 360 PIR motion sensor on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Bosch 942 Arm/Disarm keypad (Zone 8)

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install one (1) Heavy Duty door closer (if none existing)

□ Install one (1) Self Adjusting Door sweeps

□ Install Acoustical Door seals

□ Install Anti-pick plate

□ Install pinned hinges (if exterior)

□ Install one (1) Half Server Rack

□ Install one (1) Bosch DVIAR 5000

□ Install one (1) 22” LCD Monitor for DVR

□ Install one (1) Bosch B9512GV series Control panel

□ Install one (1) Hirsch MX4 Digi*Trac Controller

□ Install new power supplies (CCTV, ACS, IDS, Locks)

□ Install one (1) ACP UPS

□ Install one (1) 32” BOSCH CCTV monitor showing all 3 cameras in Terminal 4 (*Location TBD by tenant)

Door 22 – Break Room Entrance #2

□ Install one (1) Electric Strike

□ Install one (1) REX sensor to shunt alarm on egress

□ Install two (2) Magnasphere Door Contacts for double door

□ Install one (1) 360 PIR motion sensor on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the exterior side of the door

□ Install one (1) Amseco SL401 Duress Strobe on the interior side of the door

□ Install one (1) CCTV Camera in exterior hall way showing full view of all personnel entering/exiting Door 22

□ Install one (1) Ambush Tote Vision 10” monitor showing live feeds of the exterior CCTV cameras at Door 22

□ Install one (1) Bosch 942 Arm/Disarm keypad (Zone 9)

□ Install one (1) Wall Mount Duress Button with Lexan Cover (*Location TBD by tenants)

□ Install one (1) Mortise High Security Lockset with Deadbolt

□ Install one (1) M3 Medeco core and rekey

□ Install two (2) MagLock for double door

□ Install one (1) REX button to disengage MagLock during emergency

□ Install two (2) Heavy Duty door closers (if none existing)

□ Install one (1) Self Adjusting Door sweeps

□ Install Acoustical Door seals

DELIVERABLES:

The pre-acceptance checklist must be completed, signed by the contractor and provided to the TSA Physical Security Specialist (PSS) of the project prior to…