TM-Lock Refresh-SOW.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work for the Table Mountain Lock Refresh project issued by the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences (ITS).
ITS requires replacement of door locks and cores at the Table Mountain Field Site in Longmont, Colorado to establish a master key system for all buildings while providing individual building keys. The project encompasses 21 doors across multiple buildings including I10C (6 doors), F5 (2 doors), F6 (2 doors), E12A (1 door), E12B (2 doors), T4 (1 door), A4 (3 doors), F2 (5 doors), T2 (1 door), B9 (3 doors), T1 (2 doors), T21 (1 door), and Storage (1 door), plus 2 keypads for North and West gates. The contractor shall provide programmable lock and cores using one of two specified products: Schlage CYL 91-161 R145 P516-156 or Trilogy T3 DL3200IC. Performance shall be completed at NTIA–Table Mountain Field Site, 8600 N 39th Street, Longmont, CO 80503, with service beginning at award and not exceeding 360 days for completion. No pricing terms, response dates, award dates, or contract vehicle information is specified in this Statement of Work.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| TM-Lock Refresh-SOW 9.3.2026.pdf | ||
| RFQ_Lock_Refresh_2 9.03.2026.pdf | ||
| Amendment_2 Lock Refresh 9.03.2026.pdf | ||
| RFQ_Lock_Refresh_2.pdf | ||
| NTIA - RFQ_Lock_Refresh.pdf |
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STATEMENT OF WORK
Table Mountain Lock Refresh
U.S. Department of Commerce
National Telecommunications and Information Administration
Institute for Telecommunication Sciences
1. BACKGROUND
The Institute for Telecommunication Sciences (ITS) provides research and development support for the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) by performing basic research in radio science that provides the technical foundation for NTIA’s policy development and spectrum management activities, as well as solving telecommunications challenges for other Federal agencies, state and local Governments, private corporations and associations, and international organizations. Additionally, ITS addresses emerging telecommunications, information technology, and security challenges and contributes to the creation of telecommunications standards that support the full and fair competitiveness of the
U.S. communications and information technology business sectors.
2. OBJECTIVE
ITS, as custodians of the Table Mountain Field Site and Radio Quiet Zone, requires door security replacement to Table Mountain as part of the regular Operations and Maintenance (O&M) activities.
3. REQUIREMENTS
ITS requires door locks and cores be replaced so that there is 1 master key for all buildings and each building has their own key for their doors on Table Mountain to be completed at the following buildings:
I10C, 3 exterior doors
3 interior doors
F5, 2 exterior doors
F6, 2 exterior doors
E12A, 1 exterior door
E12B, 2 exterior doors
T4, 1 exterior door
A4, 2 exterior doors
1 interior door
F2
3 exterior doors
2 interior doors
T2, 1 exterior door.
B9, 2 exterior doors
1 Interior door
T1
2 exterior doors
T21
1 Exterior door
Storage
1 exterior door
North and West Gate
1 keypad per gate
Contractor shall provide the keypad programable lock and cores as follows to all buildings.
the following itemized list suggested to use.
• Schlage CYL 91-161 R145 P516-156
• Trilogy T3 DL3200IC
4. PLACE OF PERFORMANCE
The door lock refresh service shall be completed at the following Government location:
NTIA – Table Mountain Field Site
8600 N 39th Street
Longmont, CO 80503
Address is for the facility West gate. North gate access is also available via Nelson Road.
5. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE
Service starts at the time of the award and does not exceed 360 days after the award.
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