Statement of Work (SOW).pdf

140th Wing

Statement of Work

Security Camera System Install

Building 2060 Peterson Space Force Base

Colorado Springs, Colorado

18 May 2023

1. Background of Service: A newly constructed building requires a security camera system to monitor the site from a remote operations center.

The contractor shall provide all necessary supervision, labor, travel, materials, tools, accessories, programming, cabling and any other items to safely complete the install listed below. The system will be complete and usable once the project is complete. The period of performance for this task order is 180 days from issuance of the notice to proceed.

2. Facility Requirements:

2.1. One interior camera installed, connected, and programmed as shown in the attached drawings. Power is run to the potential ceiling mount. Communications pathway is provided via cable tray.

2.2. Six exterior fixed cameras installed, mounted, connected, and programmed as shown in the attached drawings. Poles are already installed and a 120V circuit is run to each pole. Fiber is run to the south pole and communications conduit is run to the other poles from a single distribution box. The distribution box is connected to a communications room which then runs out to the base communications facility in building 2025. A patch will need to be connected in building 2025 to building 2 and another patch in building 2 to the server room in building 2.

2.3. All cameras and associated electronics supplied must be on the Non-Nuclear Configuration Management Database (CMD) Equipment Approval List.

2.4. All materials supplied must be able to work and integrate with the existing installation Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS).

2.5. Contractor will adjust field of view cameras after installation at the direction of the 21st Security Forces Squadron.

3. General Information:

3.1. Contract Manager. The contractor shall designate a project manager (PM), and at least one alternate PM, who shall be responsible for the contractor’s performance of services. The PM shall be available via telephone. The PM shall have full authority to act for the contractor on all matters relating to the daily operation of the contract.

The contractor shall designate these individuals, in writing (name and telephone number), to the Contract Administrator upon contract award.

3.2. Product submittals shall be provided to the Government on all products the contractor purchases and installs for this project. The submittals must be reviewed and approved prior to installation. The Government will have 5 business days once received from the contractor to review and approve the submittals. If the contractor

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3.3. Conflict of Interest. The contractor shall not employ any individual who is an employee of the United States DMVA if the employment of that individual would create a conflict of interest, nor shall the contractor employ any person who is an employee of the Department of the Air Force, either military or civilian, unless such person seeks and receives approval of the employment in accordance with Department of Defense Directive (DODD) 5500-7, Standards of Conduct. In addition, the contractor shall not employ any person who is an employee of the Department of the Air Force if such employment would be contrary to the policies contained in AFI 64-106, Air Force Industrial Labor Relations Activities.

3.4. Illegal Aliens. IAW Air Combat Command (ACC) supplement to AFI 31-101, The Air Force Installation Security Program (FOUO), illegal aliens are unauthorized on PSFB. The contractor shall not hire illegal aliens to perform contract services, nor attempt to bring illegal aliens on the installation. Corrective/punitive action will be taken against the contractor and the illegal alien if the contractor hires illegal aliens to perform contract services on Peterson Space Force Base (PSFB).

3.5. Contractor Travel. Contractor employees shall not loiter in any working area before or after performing services. All contractor employees shall limit their travel only to the specific areas required for performance of services or in travel directly to and from these locations. Upon completion of the contract, contractor employees shall promptly depart PSFB.

3.6. Normal Duty Hours. The contractor will have access during normal duty hours, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, except Federal Holidays

3.7. Federal Holidays. New Year’s Day, Labor Day, Martin Luther King Jr’s Birthday, Juneteenth, Columbus Day, Presidents Day, Veterans Day, Memorial Day, Thanksgiving Day, Independence Day and Christmas Day

4. Coordination

4.1. The contractor’s project manager, superintendent, contracting officer (KO), contracting officer’s representative (COR), and facility manager will hold a joint kick off meeting prior to any work. This meeting will happen within two business days of notice to proceed.

4.2. Prior to the start of work, the contractor shall submit their work plan to meet the facility requirements listed in section 2 per MIL-HDBK-1013/1A and DoDI 5200.1M to the COR. The plan will be approved by the KO within 3 business days.

All work shall conform to this plan. If the work cannot be completed as planned, it shall be brought to the attention of the COR immediately.

4.3. Invoices shall be submitted to the Government using the Wide Area Workflow (WAWF) application in the Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE) www.piee.eb.mil. It will be expected that the contractor already knows how to use the system to submit invoice unless brought to the attention of the COR at the kick-off meeting. The Government will not be liable for delay in payment due to the contractor not knowing how to submit a proper invoice.

4.4. The contractor shall notify the COR immediately of any and all issues which may result in a delay of the project, impact the quality of work, or may be a change to the scope of work.

5. Installation Access/Security Requirements:

5.1. The contractor employees shall not take or use cell phones and photography devices in any restricted areas.

5.2. All employees going into restricted and secure areas will be U.S. Citizens.

5.3. If a laptop is needed inside the restricted and/or secured areas, contractor employees will require pre-approval.

5.4. All contractor employees, to include subcontractor employees, requiring access to US Government installations, facilities, and controlled access areas shall complete AT Level I training within 10 calendar days after contract start date or effective date of incorporation of this requirement into the contract, whichever is applicable.

AT Level I may be accomplished by a Level I qualified instructor; completing the Force Protection computer-based training (CBT) course on the Advanced Distributed Learning System (ADLS), or Joint Knowledge Online at http://jko.jten.mil. Tracking for each contractor or subcontractor employee is the responsibility of the COR or unit AT representative.

5.5. The contractor shall comply with all applicable installation/facility access and local security policies and procedures, which may be obtained from the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) or unit project manager. The contractor shall also provide all information required for background checks to meet installation access requirements to be accomplished by the local installation’s Security Forces, Director of Emergency Services or local Security Office. The contractor shall ensure compliance with all personal identity verification requirements as directed by DoD, HAF, and/or local policy. Should the Force Protection Condition (FPCON) change, the Government may require changes in contractor security matters or processes. The point of contact for access requirements is SSgt Michael Selvidge at 719-834-8535.

5.6. Contractor and all associated sub-contractors employees shall comply with adjudication standards and procedures using the National Crime Information Center Interstate Identification Index (NCIC-III) and Terrorist Screening Database (TSDB) (AFI 31-101 and AFI 10-245), applicable installation, facility and area commander http://www.piee.eb.mil/ http://jko.jten.mil/ installation/facility access and local security policies and procedures (provided by Government representative), or, at OCONUS locations, in accordance with status of forces agreements and other theater regulations.

5.7. Pass and Identification Items. The contractor shall ensure the pass and identification items required for contract performance are obtained for non-Government owned company vehicles each and every time of entry (i.e. valid registration, insurance, and driver license). Additionally, the contractor shall ensure each employee obtains required pass and identification items for access onto PSFB. Security forces will perform a background check on every employee each and every time they arrive at the vehicle gate. All contractor employees must have in their possession, and present upon request, personnel and vehicle passes issued by the Government.

5.8. Retrieving Identification Media. The contractor shall retrieve all identification media, including vehicle passes from employees who depart for any reason before the contract expires (e.g. terminated for cause, retirement, etc.), and turn them in to the issuing office.

5.9. Traffic Laws. Contractor employees shall comply with all traffic regulations.

Contractor employees are subject to random vehicle speed control checks.

Contractor personnel cited for speeding on the installation may suffer loss of base driving privileges and debarment from the base. The use of cell phones and texting is prohibited while driving on base. Seat belt use is mandatory for all vehicle occupants.

5.10. Vehicles. All contractor vehicles shall have the name of the contractor neatly exhibited on each side of the vehicle. Lettering shall be a minimum of four (4) inches in height. The contractor shall operate vehicles that comply with all Colorado State laws and regulations. All vehicles must be in satisfactory operating condition.

5.11. Random Personnel and Vehicle Searches. Contractor personnel are subject to random personal and vehicle searches. If contractor personnel refuse to be searched, they will be denied entry to the base, and may result in loss of base driving privileges, debarment from the base, or other administrative action.

5.12. Weapons, Firearms, and Ammunition. Contractor employees are prohibited from possessing weapons, firearms, or ammunition, on themselves or within their contractor owned vehicle or privately owned vehicle while on PSFB.

5.13. Reporting Requirements. Contractor personnel shall immediately report to an appropriate Government authority any information or circumstances of which they are aware may pose a threat to the security of Department of Defense personnel, contractor personnel, resources, and classified or unclassified defense information.

5.14. Physical Security. Contractor employees shall be responsible for safeguarding all Government property and controlled forms provided for contractor use. At the end of each work period, all Government facilities, equipment, and materials shall be secured.

6. Safety:

6.1. The contractor shall comply with all applicable laws and safety regulations.

Compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) and other applicable laws and regulations for the protection of employees is exclusively the obligation of the contractor. The 140th Wing, 21st Wing, and Peterson SFB will assume no liability or responsibility for the contractor’s compliance or noncompliance with such responsibilities. The contractor is responsible for providing contractor employees with all necessary safety equipment and clothing. The contractor shall have Safety Data Sheets (SDS) on hand for all chemicals and shall ensure that all containers are labeled.

6.2. Safety signs shall be posted for hazardous noise, hot work, and PPE required for work areas containing these hazards.

6.3. Where a contractor’s employee can fall more than 6 feet, fall protection shall be used. 29 CFR 1926.146 stipulates where this occurs and the different type of fall protection systems to be used.

6.4. The contractor shall comply with all Local, State, and Federal Government Environmental regulations

6.5. Fire Prevention and Safety Standards. Contractor employees shall comply with the OSHA, Installation Fire Protection Program, Air Force Occupational Safety, and the Fire Prevention and Health Program. See paragraph 8.3 for hot work requirements.

6.6. Work Area. The contractor shall, at all times, keep work areas free from accumulations of waste material, rubbish, tools, scaffolding, equipment, and materials. Upon completion of the job or when away from the work site, the contractor shall leave the work area and surrounding premises in a clean, neat, safe and workmanlike condition. The contractor shall remove and properly dispose of all job-related waste material at a permitted site.

6.7. Smoking in Facilities. Contractors are advised that the Air Force has placed restrictions on the smoking of tobacco products in Air Force facilities. AFI 40-102, Tobacco Use in the Air Force, outlines the procedures used by the commander to control smoking in our facilities. Contractor employees and visitors are subject to the same restrictions as Government personnel. Smoking is permitted only in designated smoking areas.

6.8. Illegal Substances. Illegal substance possession and/or use will not be tolerated on any military installation. The contractor shall ensure that contractor employees who have base access do not possess and/or use illegal substances. All contractors and subcontractors shall adhere to all federal laws concerning possession and/or use of illegal substances. Contractors found to be in possession of illegal substances will be barred from the installation and subject to prosecution by authorities. Although the State of Colorado permits the use of marijuana, it is an illegal substance on federal installations.

7. Collateral Support. The government will provide the following products and services in support of this effort:

7.1. Government representatives will facilitate installation access and access into applicable facilities in conformance with installation rules.

7.2. The Government will provide storage space/staging area for materials and an operating space for the installation team. An area identified by the Government will act as the main staging area for the contractor during the installation process.

7.3. 138 EWS will provide the necessary facility drawings required to enable facility modifications.

7.4. The Government will provide power and water when needed.

7.5. Contractor should not need access to DoD information systems and therefore are not required the following training (DoD Information Assurance, OPSEC, Protecting Sensitive Information, and Information Assurance Awareness Cyber Awareness Challenge) at the award of contract. However, if the need to gain access to the Government network arises, the contractor will be given one day to complete all necessary training.

8. Additional Requirements:

8.1. All materials shall adhere to the Buy American Act.

8.2. All repair work shall match the existing conditions, including but not limited to paint color, texture, carpet repair, ducting size/shape, conduit, etc.

8.3. The contractor shall obtain a hot work permit from the 21st Fire Department for any hot work. A contractor furnished fire extinguisher shall be in the vicinity of any hot work and all proper personnel protective equipment shall be worn. Signs shall be posted advising personnel that hot work is being performed.

8.4. If using powder activated fasteners, the installation security forces shall be notified prior to any fastener being activated. Once the application is complete, security forces shall again be notified that operations are complete.

8.5. A joint quality assurance inspection will be conducted prior to Government acceptance of the completed project.

9. Warranty:

9.1. All work, including workmanship, material, and equipment (other than Government furnished equipment) shall be warrantied for the full period of the manufacturer’s warranty, but in no case shall be warrantied for a period of less than one year.

9.2. Upon notice from the KO of any failure during this warranty period, the part(s) shall be replaced promptly with new parts by, and at the expense of, the contractor.

Whenever the manufacturer of a piece of equipment supplied by the contractor customarily provides a warranty covering the equipment, the contractor shall promptly turn over the warranty to the KO.

9.3. All warranties shall start at the date of “Final Acceptance” of the project.

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

AIR FORCE LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT CENTER

HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, MASSACHUSETTS

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MEMORANDUM FOR DISTRIBUTION 8 December 2023

FROM: Force Protection Division, AFLCMC/HBU

SUBJECT: Non-Nuclear Configuration Management Database (CMD) Equipment Approval

1. The CMD equipment listed below is approved for use when employed in the tested PL-1 nonnuclear through PL-4 applications and configurations (information can be obtained from AFLCMC/HBU). The first section is of items deemed PROCURABLE as of the date of this memorandum.

2. The second section of items is NON-PROCURABLE but may still be supported/sustained. Items deemed no longer procurable or non-procurable may be due to varying reasons. For example, they may still be approved for sustainment, but the manufacturer no longer produces new units, is no longer supported, or has compliancy issues, etc.; you may contact the POC listed at the bottom of this document for questions and clarification if the manufacturer is unable to address them. This letter supersedes the previous approved memorandum dated 02 May 2023.

Yellow highlight indicates correction, change, and/or addition.

PROCURABLE

PL-1 Non-Nuclear and Below Command, Control Display Equipment (CCDE)

LINX Annunciator:

LINX Annunciator Predator Elite, with integrated access control:

LINX Annunciator Version 3.2.274p, subpatch p32274.1.13 LINXSNMP version 3.3.274P, subpatch 3.3.274P.1.13.30 LINX Annunciator Version 3.3.274p, subpatch p33274.1.13.33 LINX Annunciator Version 8.1 (Win 10)

LINX Predator Enrollment System Version 4.1.220 LINX Predator Badging Enrollment Application Version 8.1.2100P LINX Versatile Interface Panel (VIP) Version 1.148 LINX Versatile Interface Panel (VIP) Version 1.172 LINX Versatile Interface Panel (VIP) Version 1.64 LINX Versatile Interface Panel (VIP) Version 8.116 LINX Versatile Interface Panel, Expandable (VIP-E) Version 7.145 LINX Versatile Interface Panel, Expandable (VIP-E) Version 7.284 LINX Versatile Interface Panel, Expandable (VIP-E) Version 7.288 LINX Versatile Interface Panel (VIP-16i) Version 1.09 WSD-E Card Reader version 3.111 9 iDentyTech IDT Jade Biometric Physical Access Control:

IDT Jade Palm Scanner Model 100120135-PRO, v15.06.000-112

IDT Jade Palm Enrollment Scanner (USB) Model 100230910-PRO, v15.06.000-112

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Lenel Annunciator:

LENEL OnGuard Version 7.5 Note: Not approved with any Ground Based Radars.

Vindicator Annunciator:

Vindicator Command and Control Platform Version 10

Vindicator 10 Annunciator Workstation (Win 10 LTSC):

Windows 10 LTSC version 21H2 (OS Build 19044)

Vindicator Security Server (VSS) Windows Server 2019 version 1809 (OS Build 17763.4377)

Win structured query language (SQL) Database Management VSS SQL Server 2019 version 1809 (OS Build 17763.4377)

Vindicator System Terminal Windows 10 LTSC version 21H2 (OS Build 19044)

Vindicator Command and Control 2 (VCC2) 1.3.0.2 SP4 V3 Network Security (IDS & ACS) Firmware 4.3.2 SP VR22 V5 Network Security (IDS & ACS) Firmware 4.5.2 SP VR22 AES–1500 Network Field Device Firmware 4.3.2 SP VR22 Security Archive Workstation 2 (SAW2) 1.4.3.0 SP6 Vindicator Badge Manager 3 2.0.26.7 SP3 Vindicator Site Commander with or without SAW2 1.3.0.7 SP2 Vindicator Area Commander 1.1.0.7 Vindicator Premise Controller 4.3.2 VR22 Vindicator PC Smart Pak (PCSP) 6.0.0.1

Note: No new orders for V5 IDS & ACS hardware (V5 panel) are being taken by the OEM.

Assessment Subsystems:

Video Servers:

Advantor Video Management System (VMS) Software (For use only with Advantor ASN 6.0):

Advantor VMS Version #va-advantorvms-3.3.22-1 (1/el5) Advantor VMS Wall Version ds-vmx-3.3.1-3 Milestone Xprotect Server Version 12.3 using Lenel OnGuard Version 7.5 PSGG Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS) Version 4.3 using LPE v8.1 (Win 10) PSGG Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS) Version 4.3.5 using Vindicator (Win 10)

Server O/S: Microsoft Windows Server 2022 version: 10.0.20348, (OS Build 20348) Client O/S: Microsoft Windows 10 Internet of Things Enterprise LTSC version: 10.0.19044, (OS Build 19044)

PSGG VICADS Version V100.2.1_FINAL_7 Video Management System using LINX Predator Elite Version 8.1.2100p, subpatch p8121.01.17, CSS 2.0.0 (Win 10 LTSC 2021; Win Server 2022, build 21H2;

Ubuntu 20.04 LTS in FIPS Mode)

Access Control:

PSGG LINX Predator Elite Arming Keypad

Assessment Cameras:

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NOTE: The following imagers may be used to perform alarm assessments from interior and exterior sensor points.)

Axis Q6075 Indoor PTZ Axis Q6075-E Outdoor PTZ Bosch 8001 Fixed Thermal Camera (Model:NHT-8001-F35VF) Bosch Flexidome Starlight 8000i Dual SD Variant must be used or WLAN Disabled (Model: NDE-8502-R) Bosch NBN-63023-B Bosch NBN-73023-BA Bosch NBN-80052-BA Pelco Sarix IXE Series Box Cameras w/ SureVision 3.0 Vivotek IP9165-HT-v2. Note: For indoor use only

Pan-Tilt-Zoom Cameras:

NOTE: These cameras may be used to assess alarms received from the approach zone as well as to perform surveillance and situational awareness functions. They will not be used as the primary means to perform alarm assessments of interior or exterior sensor points.

Bosch Auto Dome IP Starlight 7000i Camera (Model:NDP-7512-Z30) Bosch MIC IP Starlight 7100i (Model:MIC-7522-Z30W) Bosch MIC IP Fusion 9000i (Model:MIC-9502-Z30WVF)

Camera Environmental Enclosures:

Bosch UHO-HBGS-61 Outdoor Camera Housing

Interior Sensors:

NOTE: Balanced Magnetic Switch (BMS) will not be used as a line of detection.

ASSA ABLOY (Securitron Group) MSS-1 High Security Balanced Magnetic Switch Banner Engineering Series Active Infrared (AIR), intrinsically safe, Model SMI30 (Must be installed as an array of individually reporting sensor points, for use across openings in areas where explosive fumes may be present). BEA LZR-i30 BEA LZR-s600 Bosch ISC-BPQ2-W12 PIR (Curtain Configuration Only) Bosch ISC-PDL1-WA18G PIR (Curtain and Volumetric Configuration) Dortronics 1110 xD xCT, Magnetic Lock/BMS Dortronics 1120 x2D xCT, Series Electromagnetic Lock and BMS East Coast Security Products Inc. ESM-6T Tandem Balanced Magnetic Switch Eltec 862 Passive Infrared (PIR) Sensor (Wall) Eltec 864 PIR Fiber Sensys LD204S Fiber Sensys LD308SH Magnasphere HS-L1.5-101 BMS Magnasphere HS-L1.5-111 BMS Magnasphere HSS-L2C-111 BMS Magnasphere HSS-L2C-111-A BMS Magnasphere HSS-L2D-000 BMS Magnasphere HSS-L2D-800 BMS Magnasphere HSS-L2S-800 BMS

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Magnasphere Interior Barrier Sensor Model MSK-101-MM Magnasphere Interior Motion Sensor Model MSK-101-MM Magnasphere L2C 101A (Recessed Switch) Magnetic Contact Switch Magnasphere, High Security Sensor (HSS) Door Contact Switch, BMS, Version HSS-L2S-000 Magnasphere L2C-101 (Concealed switch) Magnetic Contact Switch Optex SX360Z PIR Protech Maxiris 3000/3100 Active IR Interior Sensor Protech Passive Infrared and Microwave Intruder Detectors (PIRAMID) SDI-76-G (Volumetric) Protech Passive Infrared and Microwave Intruder Detectors (PIRAMID) SDI-77-D (Volumetric) Protech SDI-76M-HS1-H Volumetric (Coverage 60’x 40’, Two Sensors in Combination) Protech SDI-76MW Volumetric (Coverage 60’x 40’, Two Sensors in Combination) Protech SDI-77XL2-EX, Explosion Proof Volumetric

Exterior Sensors:

BEA LZR-i30 (ECP Configuration) BEA LZR-s600 (ECP Configuration) DeTekion Defensor 100 Fence Sensor DeTekion Defensor 100 Fence Sensor (with Culvert Configuration) DeTekion Defensor 100 sensor system with the GD-5000 Eliminator signal analyzer DeTekion Vertical Taut Wire Sensor 400 (VTW-400), full fence or out-rigger configuration EAG of Americas Infrared Intrusion Detection System 4/2/2 (IIDS4/2/2) Active Infrared Sensor EAG of Americas Infrared Intrusion Detection System 4/4/2/2/2 w/ PSTC EAG of Americas Intrusion Detection System 4/2 (IDS 4/2) Active Infrared Sensor ECSI Infrared Pulsed Intrusion Detection System (IPIDS), up to 80m with spring loaded mount bases and 100m with solid concrete bases.

Fiber SenSys Fiber Defender The following models have been tested: 331, 332, 341, and 342. Note: The 331 and 332 series is with “Sensitive” Lead-in cables whereas the 341 and 342 series is with the “Insensitive” Lead-in cables. Also, the last digit (1 or 2) indicates a single channel processor or dual channel processor. Additional note: The 33x series is normally utilized for TASS applications with the 34x series being utilized for all hardwired configurations.

Fiber SenSys Fiber Defender 525 (Note: Not approved for use in Northern tier, or areas where snow and ice accumulations are normal, pending further testing) Fiber Sensys Fiber Defender FD-342, v4.47 Fiber Sensys Fiber Defender FD-342, v4.47 (Culvert Configuration) IR Global Infrared Intrusion Detection System 4/4/2 IR Global IRG-509-15M Protech (PIRAMID) / SDI-76-XL-MIL LT (Ladder and Tower) Only Protech (PIRAMID) / SDI-76-XL-MIL, PIR and Monostatic Microwave Sensor Protech Maxiris 3000/3100 Active Infrared Barrier (100 meter) w/ New Cell Insensitive to the Sun (NCIS) Cells Protech Maxiris 3100 Active Infrared Barrier (100 meter) Protech Sorhea Technology G-Fence 600 Zoning (600Z) System Protech Sorhea Technology G-Fence 600 Zoning (600Z) System (Culvert Configuration) RBtec Ironclad Fence Sensor Double Run Configuration Senstar FlexZone Fence Sensor (NOTE: Not approved for use in Northern tier, or areas where snow and ice accumulations are normal, pending further testing) Senstar Omnitrax buried line sensor firmware version MSP v2.81 w/Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) v13.05 Senstar Omnitrax buried line sensor w/Firmware Version MSP v2.90 w/FPGA v13.93

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Senstar UltraWave Detection Sensor TE (W/Whiteman AFB tamper protection modification) Senstar UltraWave Microwave Detection Sensor Senstar UltraWave Microwave Detection Sensor (Firmware 3.05) Southwest Microwave 330 Digital Microwave System Southwest Microwave 385 Monostatic Sensor, up to 100m Southwest Microwave 460B Active Infrared Exterior Sensor Southwest Microwave Intrepid 334-33465 (Model 334), Double Stacked configuration with Model 336 installed on bottom of stack and Model 334 installed on top (Note: Not approved for use in close proximity with airfield due to X-Band frequency for Model 334) Southwest Microwave Intrepid 336-33464 (Model 336), Double Stacked configuration Southwest Microwave Intrepid Micropoint II.

Wide Area Detection/Approach Zone Sensors:

FLIR Ranger 1 Perimeter Surveillance Radar (700 meters) FLIR Ranger 2 Perimeter Surveillance Radar (1400 meters) FLIR Ranger 3 Perimeter Surveillance Radar (2800 meters) Magos SR-500 Perimeter Surveillance System when integrated with the Advantor Systems ASN, Version

6.2. MASS Version 2.24.10053, SR-500 Radar Version 3.64 and Radar Manager Version 1.5 SpotterRF C40D Integrated with Advantor Version 6.2 (Note: Not approved for use in Northern tier, or areas where snow and ice accumulations are normal, pending further testing)

PROCURABLE PL-3 and PL-4

In addition to all of the above components, the following equipment is approved for use in the protection of PL-3 and below assets:

Command, Control Display Equipment (CCDE): No Additional

Assessment Subsystems:

Clear Align VZ-250 LRTI 23164-600 Clear Align VZ-250 LRTI 23164Z1-600 (Improved Cooling) Clear Align LRTI-w/CCTV C907891 Complete Kit TICC/PTH only C907892

FLIR DEFENDIR MS-UC 640 30/90MM CZ

Interior Sensors: No Additional Exterior Sensors: No Additional

The following section is for NON-PROCURABLE items but may still be supported/sustained. Items deemed no longer procurable or non-procurable may be due to varying reasons. For example, they may still be approved for sustainment, but the manufacturer no longer produces new units, is no longer supported, or has compliancy issues, etc.; you may contact the POC listed at the bottom of this document for questions and clarification if the manufacturer is unable to address them. NOTE: Previously installed systems will remain on this list as legacy systems and for fixed site sustainment support IAW with DAFI 31-101, Ch 9.

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NON-PROCURABLE

PL-1 Non-Nuclear and Below Command, Control Display Equipment (CCDE)

LINX Annunciator (formerly known as Will-Burt Annunciator):

LINX Annunciator Predator Elite, with integrated access control:

Annunciator Version 3.2.274p Annunciator Version 3.0.252 Annunciator Version 3.0.246 LINX Predator Enrollment System Version 4.0.203 WSD 2000 Card Reader version 1.8V WSD-E Card Reader version 3.110

Advantor Annunciator:

Advantor Advantage Suite for Networks (ASN) Version 4.0 Advantor Advantage Suite for Networks (ASN) Version 5.0 Advantor Integrated Command, Control, and Access Control System Version 5.0 Advantor Integrated Command, Control, and Access Control System Version 5.0 Service Pack 6 Advantor Integrated Command, Control, and Access Control System Version 6.0 (Note: Not DMDC3 compliant) Advantor Advantage Suite for Networks (ASN) Version 6.2 (Win 10) (Note: Not DMDC3 Compliant)

Vindicator Annunciator:

Vindicator 10 Annunciator Workstation (Win 10 LTSB):

AES-1500 Network Field Device-Version 4.3.2 SP VR11 Security Archive Workstation 2-Version 1.4.3.0 V3 Head-End Server (IDS & ACS)-Version 4.3.2 SP VR11 V5 Network Security Appliance-Version 4.5.2 SP VR11 Vindicator Area Commander-Version 1.1.0.7 Vindicator Badge Manager 3-Version 2.0.26.7 Vindicator Command and Control 2-Version 1.3.0.2 SP4 Vindicator PC Smart PAC (PCSP)-Version 6.0.0.1 Vindicator Premise Controller-Version 4.3.2 Vindicator Security Server-Version 1.0 Vindicator Site Commander-Version 1.3.0.7 Vindicator System Terminal-Version Win 10 LTSB Vindicator Security Management and Reporting Terminal (SMART) Annunciator with Graphics Display:

Version 2.40 with Administrative Browser 4.0 Version 2.43, Build 11 Vindicator Command and Control (VCC) Version 1.0.1.5 Vindicator Access Control System (ACS) Version 2.3, Build 21 Transponder Firmware Version 2.28 TS 4000 Radio Frequency (R/F) Modem Interface Vindicator SMART with Graphics Display Version 2.39 and SAW Version 3.9 Vindicator Command and Control Platform (VCCP) v5- Version 5.0 Vindicator Command and Control Platform (VCCP) v5- Version 6.0 Vindicator Command and Control Platform (VCCP) v5- Version 6.5 (Win 7, 32 bit only) Vindicator Command & Control (VCC) GUI Version 5.1.1.4 Vindicator Badge Manager 2 (VBM 2) Version 2.0.7.0 Vindicator Badge Manager 2 (VBM 2) Version 2.0.7.1 (Win 7, 32 bit only)

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Vindicator Security Archive Workstation (SAW 5) Version 5.1.0.6 Honeywell Vindicator Site Commander Version 1.2.0.1 V5 IDS Network Security Appliance – Intrusion Detection, Revision 3.2, Release 20:

UHS-8270

DES-8270T

AES-8270T

V5 ACS Network Security Appliance – Access Control Revision 3.2 Release 20:

UHS-1401

DES-1401T

AES-1401T

Vindicator UHS-Net Gateways:

UHS-8101 Version 2.33, Build 7 UHS-8102 Version 2.33, Build 6 UHS-8301 Version 2.33, Build 13 UHS-8400 Version 2.33, Build 13 Vindicator UHS-Net Transponder/Gateway Revision 3.3, Release 5:

UHS-1500

DES-1500T

AES-1500T

Vindicator UHS-Net Transponders Version 2.33, Build 13:

UHS-6842

UHS-6842F

DES-6842

DES-6842F

PC SMART PAC Software Package Version 5.1 Proteus 5 & SmartSave 5 Software Programs Version 5.2 Vindicator Command & Control Platform (VCCP) Windows 7(64-bit):

Vindicator Command & Control 2-Version 1.2.1.4 V5 Network Security Application for IDS & ACS-Version 3.2, Release 23 UHS-1500 UHS-Net Field Panel-Version 3.3, Release 7 Security Archive Workstation 2-Version 1.4.2.9 Vindicator Badge Manager 3-Version 2.0.26.7 Vindicator Site Commander-Version 1.3.0.7 Vindicator Area Commander-Version 1.1.0.6 Vindicator Premise Controller-Version 3.3, Release 7 Vindicator PC SMART PAK-Version 6.0.0.1 Vindicator Security Server-Version 1.0

Assessment Subsystems:

Video Servers:

Bosch Allegiant Matrix/Control System LTC 8600 and 8800 Prometheus Security Group Global (PSGG) (Formerly Open Roads Consulting, Inc.) Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS) Version 4.1 Video Management system using Vindicator V5, Version 6 as the annunciator Broadware 4.80 / Cisco 5.1.1. Video Storage System (NOTE: Cisco renamed the 4.80 after purchasing Broadware.)

Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS) Version 4.0 Video Management System PSGG Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS) Version 4.1 Service Pack 1.6 Video Management system using Vindicator V5, Version 6.5 as the annunciator

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PSGG Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS) Version 4.1 Service Pack 1.6 Video Management system using Linx Predator Elite Version 3.2.274p, subpatch p32274.1.13 as the annunciator

PSGG Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS) Version 4.1 Service Pack 2.0 Video Management system using Vindicator VCCP Windows 7 as the annunciator. (Note: DefendIR Thermal imager protocol support, RadarWall, and Geoserver are not approved for use) PSGG Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS) Version 4.1 Service Pack 2.4 Video Management system using Vindicator VCCP Windows 7 as the annunciator. (Note: DefendIR Thermal imager protocol support, RadarWall, and Geoserver are not approved for use.)

PSGG Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS) Version 4.2.7 build 134 using Linx Predator Elite Version 3.3.274p, subpatch p33274.1.13.33 PSGG Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS) Version 4.2.7 build 134 using Vindicator 7 as the annunciator PSGG Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS) Version 4.3.2 using Vindicator (Win 10) PSGG VICADS Version 4.3.4 using Vindicator (Win 10 LTSC 2016, Win Server 2016) Note: For updates from Version 4.3.2 only

Assessment Cameras:

Axis Q1645 Fixed Camera Axis P3245-LVE Axis Q3527-LVE Axis Q6215-LE PTZ Bosch NWC-04-95-20P Internet Protocol (IP) Camera Bosch NWC-04-95-20P (1/3 Format) Bosch NBN-498-21P Internet Protocol (IP) Camera Bosch Auto Dome VG 4-322-ECE1M Bosch Auto Dome VG5-623-ECS Bosch Auto Dome VG5-624-ECS Bosch Auto Dome VG5-724-ECE2 Bosch Auto Dome 7000 Internet Protocol (IP) Camera with environmental housing Bosch Dinion Internet Protocol (IP) 7000 Camera with environmental housing Bosch DINION Internet Protocol (IP) Starlight 7000 HD (NBN-73013-BA) Bosch NBN-63013-B Bosch NBN-71013-B Bosch NBN-71022-B Burle 300H Camera Burle TC 351 Camera (1/2 inch format) Cohu 4865 Camera (WS3) (2/3 inch format) Cohu 48x Camera (KUMMSC) (2/3 inch format) Cohu 4915/4912-3000 Camera (1/2 inch format) Cohu 3930HD Indigo Vision 512147 (PTZ) Indigo Vision 11650-Audio-HD IQ Eye 752 Internet Protocol (IP) Camera Lumenera Le 165M-DN Internet Protocol (IP) Camera Lumenera Le 165ME-DN Internet Protocol (IP) Camera with environmental housing Lumenera Le 165MP-DN Internet Protocol (IP) Camera with environmental housing Pelco ES31CBW35-2N Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) System Pelco ES30C/ES31C Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) System (1/4 in. format) with/without optional wiper Pelco ES4136-2N Esprit ES system Pan Tilt Zoom system (1/4 in. format) with/without optional wiper

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Pelco MC3651H-2 Interior Camera (1/3 inch format) Pelco IXE20 IP Camera Pelco ES4036-5W Esprit Series, with and without wiper, standard and pressurized Pelco ES40E36-5W Esprit Series, with and without wiper, standard and pressurized Pelco ES40/41 Series Positioning System, Analog, PTZ, w/wo wiper Esprit SE Standard & pressurized, model ES4036-5W Pelco ES40E/41E Series Positioning System, IP, PTZ, w/wo wiper Esprit SE Standard & Pressurized, Model ES40E36-5W Pelco IXE21 Internet Protocol (IP) Pelco P1220-ESR1 (PTZ)

VICON SN680D-B-WNIR (PTZ)

VICON IQ762WI-V6 Internet Protocol (IP) Vivotek IP 7151 Vivotek SD8364E (PTZ) Vivotek IP816A-HP (interior only)

Interior Sensors:

NOTE: Balanced Magnetic Switch (BMS) will not be used as a line of detection.

AN/GPS-15(V) Closed-Shelter Aircraft Sensor (C-SAS) (Volumetric) AN/GSS-20 Volumetric AN/GSS-36(V) Open-Shelter Aircraft Sensor (O-SAS) (Volumetric) AN/GSS-39(V) Interior Intrusion Detection System. Components include:

-- DR-301 -- DR-558 -- DR-851 -- HT-50B

-- HT-50DC -- HT-100B -- HT-100BC -- SDI-76A

-- SD-150EHB -- SRN-2000H

-- SDI-77C -- SD-80B -- SD-80EHB -- SD-150B

AN/GSS-9(V) SA 1955 BMS

Bosch DS 9370 PIR/MW (Volumetric) Bosch DS 939 PIR (Volumetric) Fiber Sensys AP2-20N Passive Infrared (PIR) Fiber Sensys EX-35T Passive Infrared (PIR) General Electric (Sentrol) Model 2507AH-L Wide Gap BMS General Electric (Sentrol) Model 2700 Series BMS General Electric (Sentrol) Model 2800 Series BMS General Electric (Sentrol) Model 2807T Explosion Proof Balanced Magnetic Switch (BMS) General Electric AP669 PIR (Volumetric) Optex Redscan RLS-3060SH Laser Scan Detector (Approved for wall and ceiling configurations) PL&E Communications AVT 234 (VMD) using Dinion analog infrared imagers, for interior applications only SightLogix SightSensor Video Motion Detection (VMD) using NS-90A Thermal Imager, for interior applications only.

Tyco Visonic Disc 360 Passive Infrared Sensor (Ceiling) (Coverage 360 Degree) United Technologies Interlogix AP669 Mirror Optic PIR (Volumetric) Visonic CH-1000 Visonic CH-1000 (Wall) Xtalis ADPRO 18 WH PIR Combination (Ceiling) (Coverage 30’x 30’)

Exterior Sensors:

Birdeye Model IX Infrared Perimeter Detection System, up to 120m Fence Protection System 2-2R (FPS-2-2R)

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Fiber Optics Intrusion Detection System (FO-IDS), Fiber Optic Sensor System (FOSS) Models 100 and Microtrack buried line sensor (NOTE: Not approved for use in Northern tier, or areas where snow and ice accumulations are normal, pending further testing) Perimitrax, Buried Cable Intrusion Detection Sensor Racon Single Stack; Barksdale Configuration - single stack, basket weave configuration with double stacked sensors at the corners Racon Double Stack Racon 16000-4 (Microwave) Sensor Racon 14000-32 Microwave Sensor Racon MPS-4100 (Microwave) Racon MPS-14000-1 (Microwave) Senstar Sentrax Short Ported Coaxial Cable Sensor (SPCS), large and small diameter cable, in the straight-line configuration Southwest Microwave Intrepid Micropoint. (NOTE: Not approved for use in Northern tier, or areas where snow and ice accumulations are normal, pending further testing) tier, or areas where snow and ice accumulations are normal, pending further testing) Southwest Microwave 310 Bi-static Sensor, up to 100m

The following sensors in combination are approved for use as a line of detection with fence climber enhancement detection:

Enhanced DTR-90 Vertical Taut Wire (VTW) Sensor, the DTR 90 “Y” VTW Sensor, or the VTW 400 Sensor installed at the top of the fence with any one of the following sensors installed on the fence: Fiber SenSys Fiber Defender FD300 series. The following models have been tested: 331, 332, 341, and 342.

Fence Protection System 2 (FPS-2) Fence Protection System 2-2R (FPS-2-2R)

Wide Area Detection/Approach Zone Sensors:

PSRS STS-350 (FLIR/ICx) Ground Based Radar used as an approach sensor out to 125 meters (crawlers) as described below: ICX application software version 2.4.41.12 Firmware version 3.4.30 dated November 2, 2007.

PSRS STS-350 (FLIR/ICx) with control station application software version 2.4.41.12 or when integrated with Will Burt Annunciator Version 3.2.274p, subpatch p32274.1.13.

*Wide-area Infrared System for Persistent Surveillance (WISP) Version 2.1 (Note: Tested as standalone wide area detection system; procuring party will be responsible for sustainment cost; Fixed Site Sustainment will not sustain the equipment)

NON-PROCURABLE PL-3 and PL-4 In addition to all of the above components, the following equipment is for use in the protection of PL3 and below assets:

Command, Control Display Equipment (CCDE):

Tass 6.0.1.A Annuciator (At deployed locations only) TASS 7.0 Annunciator (At deployed locations only)

Assessment Subsystems:

DiOP Thermal Imager 180/60mm Thermal Upgrade Kit (TUK) FLIR ThermoVision Multi-Sensor System (a.k.a. SLRTI)

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T-2000 LRTI w/CCTV Complete Kit IBDSS1000-085 T-2000 LRTI w/CCTV TICC/PTH only IBDSS1000-086 T-3000 LRTI w/CCTV Complete Kit FDTA-199 T-3000 LRTI w/CCTV TICC/PTH only Short Range Thermal Imager; Fixed/Mounted (SRTI F/M) Surveillance Thermal Imager (WSTI) Sentry I and Sentry II

Interior Sensors: No Additional Exterior Sensors: No Additional

3. All equipment was determined to meet all applicable TAA/BAA/NDAA requirements at the time of approval. Manufacturers could change place of origin over time. Installation agents should verify place of origin of all components prior to installation.

4. Certified Air Force Test Sites are: Test Area C-3, Eglin AFB, FL and Cold Weather Test Site, Grand Forks AFB, ND are approved for conducting operational tests and evaluations on all IDS equipment.

5. A listing of equipment approved for use in PL-1 Nuclear applications is available in a separate letter maintained by the POC listed below.

6. For additional inquiries, the POC for this effort is Lt. Morgan Huang, AFLCMC/HBUA, morgan.huang.1@us.af.mil.

LINDA W. HAINES, NH-04, DAF

Chief, Force Protection Division

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DISTRIBUTION:

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HQ USAFE/A4S

HQ AFMC/A4S

HQ PACAF/A4S

HQ AETC/A4S

HQ AFSFC/S5G

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HQ AFSOC/A4S

HQ AFRC/A4S

HQ AMC/A4S

HQ ACC/A4S

HQ AFGSC/A3S

NGB/A4S

HQ USAFA/SF

HQ USAF/A4SX

HQ USAF/A4SO

HQ USSF/A4S

HQ AFLCMC/HNC (CCSD)

Controlled by: AFLCMC/HBU Controlled by: AFLCMC/HBUA CUI Category: DoD Critical Infrastructure Security Information Distribution/Dissemination Controls: FEDCON POC: HUANG, MORGAN Lt USAF AFMC AFLCMC/HBUA morgan.huang.1@us.af.mil mailto:morgan.huang.1@us.af.mil

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REFERENCE T-101

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200 S. ORANGE AVE. SUITE 900

ORLANDO, FLORIDA, 32801

PHONE: 407-903-5001, FAX: 407-903-5191

FLORIDA ARCHITECTURAL CORPORATION

LICENSE #AAC001790

FLORIDA ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE

AUTHORIZATION #2822

NAME:

REGISTRATION:

19 JUNE 2020

TDKA 16-9004

SPACE

CONTROL

FACILITY

MARK DATE

DRAWN BY

DESIGNED BY

COANG PROJECT NUMBER:

PROJECT TITLE:

DRAWING TITLE:

DATE

SHEET NUMBER

DRAWING NO.

OF

CHECKED BY

APPROVED BY

CHIEF OF ENGRG.

COMMUNICATION

SAFETY

BIO-ENVIR. ENGR.

FIRE CHIEF

USING AGENCY

REVISION

JACOBS PROJECT NUMBER:

0 1"

VERIFY SCALE:

BAR IS ONE INCH ON

ORIGINAL DRAWING

IF NOT ONE INCH ON THIS DRAWING,

ADJUST SCALES ACCORDINGLY

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WXXX3300

BASE CIVIL ENGINEER

MSG COMMANDER

WING COMMANDER

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE,

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

Buckley

AIR FORCE BASE

COLORADO

AIR NATIONAL GUARD

Aurora, Colorado, 80011

(720) 847-9900

OFFICE OF THE BASE CIVIL ENGINEER

CONFORMED SET 1/22/21

TS102

TELECOM SITE

PLAN ABI

CAT

SLH

Checker

1" = 30'-0"

TELECOM SITE PLAN -

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A. REFERENCE DRAWING TS501 FOR HANDHOLE AND DUCTBANK

DETAILS.

B. REFERENCE DRAWING CD101 FOR SITE DEMOLITION.

1. CORE DRILL INTO EXISTING MANHOLE FOR NEW CONDUITS.

PROVIDE WATER TIGHT SEAL AND COORDINATE WITH

EXISTING CONDUITS AND CABLES.

2. JUNCTION BOX AND 2-INCH CONDUIT ROUTED TO EXISTING

SECURITY CABINET FOR FENCE INTRUSION DETECTION

SYSTEM (IDS). SEE DETAIL A4/TS501.

3. PROVIDE 1-INCH CONDUIT TO FENCE PERIMETER CONDUIT

SYSTEM. REFER TO JUNCTION BOX DETAIL A4/TS501.

GENERAL NOTES

KEYNOTES

ENGINEER OF RECORD:

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CONFORMED BID SET 23 JULY 2021

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(EACH SIDE)

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3000# CONCRETE

PROVIDE REINFORCING IN DUCTBANK UNDER ALL

PAVED AREAS AND 10'-0" BEYOND THE PAVEMENT

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200 S. ORANGE AVE. SUITE 900

ORLANDO, FLORIDA, 32801

PHONE: 407-903-5001, FAX: 407-903-5191

FLORIDA ARCHITECTURAL CORPORATION

LICENSE #AAC001790

FLORIDA ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE

AUTHORIZATION #2822

NAME:

REGISTRATION:

19 JUNE 2020

TDKA 16-9004

SPACE

CONTROL

FACILITY

MARK DATE

DRAWN BY

DESIGNED BY

COANG PROJECT NUMBER:

PROJECT TITLE:

DRAWING TITLE:

DATE

SHEET NUMBER

DRAWING NO.

OF

CHECKED BY

APPROVED BY

CHIEF OF ENGRG.

COMMUNICATION

SAFETY

BIO-ENVIR. ENGR.

FIRE CHIEF

USING AGENCY

REVISION

JACOBS PROJECT NUMBER:

0 1"

VERIFY SCALE:

BAR IS ONE INCH ON

ORIGINAL DRAWING

IF NOT ONE INCH ON THIS DRAWING,

ADJUST SCALES ACCORDINGLY

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WXXX3300

BASE CIVIL ENGINEER

MSG COMMANDER

WING COMMANDER

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE,

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

Buckley

AIR FORCE BASE

COLORADO

AIR NATIONAL GUARD

Aurora, Colorado, 80011

(720) 847-9900

OFFICE OF THE BASE CIVIL ENGINEER

CONFORMED SET 1/22/21

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SCOTT L. HANSBERRY, RCDD

MISSOURI REG. NO. 182996R

1. THREE 4-INCH PVC SCHEDULE 40 CONDUITS WITH THREE

1 1/4-INCH INNERDUCT IN ONE CONDUIT. PLACE A 3/4-INCH

WIDE MULE TAPE RATED FOR 2500 LBS IN EACH

INNERDUCT (TYP). PLACE A #6 XHHW IN ONE OF THE

CONDUITS.

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1 1/4-INCH INNERDUCT IN ONE DUCT. PLACE A 3/4-INCH

WIDE MULE TAPE RATED FOR 2500 LBS IN EACH

INNERDUCT (TYP). PLACE A #6 XHHW IN ONE OF THE

CONDUITS.

A. PROVIDE CONDUIT SLEEVES AT ALL WALLS AND FLOORS WHERE

CABLE TRAYS ARE LOCATED.

B. TOP OF DUCTBANK SHALL BE 39-INCHES MINIMUM BELOW GRADE.

C. ALL EMPTY CONDUITS AND INNERDUCTS SHALL BE PLUGGED.

ENGINEER OF RECORD:

GENERAL NOTES

KEYNOTES

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A. ALL WORK WITH-IN THE SECURE AREA SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE

WITH ICD/ICS 705 V 1.4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR

CONSTRUCTION AND MANAGEMENT OF SENSITIVE

COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION FACILITIES.

200 S. ORANGE AVE. SUITE 900

ORLANDO, FLORIDA, 32801

PHONE: 407-903-5001, FAX: 407-903-5191

FLORIDA ARCHITECTURAL CORPORATION

LICENSE #AAC001790

FLORIDA ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE

AUTHORIZATION #2822

NAME:

REGISTRATION:

19 JUNE 2020

TDKA 16-9004

SPACE

CONTROL

FACILITY

MARK DATE

DRAWN BY

DESIGNED BY

COANG PROJECT NUMBER:

PROJECT TITLE:

DRAWING TITLE:

DATE

SHEET NUMBER

DRAWING NO.

OF

CHECKED BY

APPROVED BY

CHIEF OF ENGRG.

COMMUNICATION

SAFETY

BIO-ENVIR. ENGR.

FIRE CHIEF

USING AGENCY

REVISION

JACOBS PROJECT NUMBER:

0 1"

VERIFY SCALE:

BAR IS ONE INCH ON

ORIGINAL DRAWING

IF NOT ONE INCH ON THIS DRAWING,

ADJUST SCALES ACCORDINGLY

A

B C D

A B C D

E F G H

E F G

H I

WXXX3300

BASE CIVIL ENGINEER

MSG COMMANDER

WING COMMANDER

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE,

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

Buckley

AIR FORCE BASE

COLORADO

AIR NATIONAL GUARD

Aurora, Colorado, 80011

(720) 847-9900

OFFICE OF THE BASE CIVIL ENGINEER

CONFORMED SET 1/22/21

TY101

SECURITY FLOOR

PLAN

CAT

SLH

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SECURITY FLOOR PLAN

A6

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SCOTT L. HANSBERRY, RCDD

MISSOURI REG. NO. 182996R

ENGINEER OF RECORD:

GENERAL NOTES

KEYNOTES

REG. NO. 112947

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FINISHED CEILING

FINISHED FLOOR

1-INCH

3/4-INCH

DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION

DOOR IS EXIT ONLY

DOOR IS NORMALLY CLOSED AND SECURE

FREE EGRESS ALL TIMES.

DOOR REMAINS CLOSED AND LOCKED DURING POWER FAILURE OR FIRE

ALARM ACTIVATION (FAIL SECURE).

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FINISHED FLOOR

3/4-INCH (TYP)

DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION

DOOR IS NORMALLY CLOSED AND SECURE ENTRY BY KEY LEAVES TRIM IN

LOCKED POSITION.

UPON PROPER CARD VALIDATION, LEVER RELEASES ALLOWING ENTRY.

DOOR RELOCKS UPON CLOSING

FREE EGRESS ALL TIMES.

DOOR REMAINS CLOSED AND LOCKED DURING POWER FAILURE OR FIRE

ALARM ACTIVATION (FAIL SECURE).

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AND FRAME

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DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION

DOOR IS NORMALLY CLOSED AND SECURE ENTRY BY KEY LEAVES TRIM IN

LOCKED POSITION.

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