PWS-XVIII_ABN_Corps_Camera_Upgrade.pdf

Performance Work

Statement

Part 1: General information

1.1 Description of services and introduction: The contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supervision, other items, and non-personnel services necessary to perform the Demolition and New Work requirements for the work as defined in this PWS. The contractor shall perform to the standards in this contract.

1.2 Background: This project will enhance security within HQs, XVIII Airborne Corps by replacing non-functional analog cameras with POE cameras and adding an additional camera around the Corps Headquarters compound.

1.3 Objectives: At XVIII Airborne Corps, we will replace and integrate five IP based Power-over-Ethernet (POE) security cameras consisting of three network cameras with an 8-megapixel multi-sensor fixed camera with four varifocal lenses that enable overview and detailed surveillance (AXIS P3707-PE Network Camera). Installation will include two additional security cameras around the perimeter of the Corps HQs; one camera with the same capabilities is to be mounted in an existing location on the exterior of BLDG 1-1326 to replace a non-functioning PTZ camera and one fixed camera to be interior mounted and installed in the entryway of BLDG 1-1621 to provide surveillance of interior access into the Stimson Hall and the Corps HQs compound. The four exterior cameras are to be mounted onto existing poles and positions around the perimeter using contractor purchased mounts and protective pendants. Contract must include configuration, licensing, programming and testing to integrate the new cameras into the existing CCURE 9000 Security Software and video system.

1.4 Scope: This scope of work provides for the installation of components as identified in Part General Information and Part 3 Specific Task. The Contractor shall conduct a comprehensive field survey to verify all existing conditions. The survey shall be conducted and completed within five days from notice to proceed and prior to and starting the work.

The purpose of the survey is to familiarize the Contractor with the systems and the conditions of the work.

The Contractor shall provide all other supplies, equipment, and materials to ensure all work and completed activities are compliant per the AIA Design Guidelines.

1.5 Construction Schedule: Monday thru

Friday. 1.6 Work Hours: 0600 to 1800 hours.

The Contractor shall provide all other supplies, equipment, and materials to fully integrate the digital cameras into the existing security software and infrastructure.

1.7 Contractor Requirements: For Installation access, all employees of the contractor must pass a Criminal background check with state issued ID. For Hospital access, all employees working on Base must submit a completed Form SF85 with fingerprints.

Part 2: Contractor-furnished items and services

4.1 General: The contractor shall furnish everything required to perform this PWS. Hours of work will vary by location. Some work will require after hours and/or weekends.

Contractor is to provide all material, equipment, and labor to complete work. All work to comply with all DoD, State, and XVIII Airborne Corps codes and standards. All work will comply with current industry standards.

Part 3: Specific tasks

5.1 Basic services: The contractor shall provide services for the Demolition and New Work as identified below:

The Contractor shall be responsible for all final touch-up work which shall be completed after the installation of all systems and components.

a. Where cutting of existing surfaces or removal of existing finishes is required to perform the work under this contract, fill resulting openings; patch the surface and finish to match the adjacent existing surfaces. Holes, penetrations and other openings caused by the demolition or new construction shall be filled with an approved fire stopping material.

Catalog data on all fire stopping material to be used shall be submitted to the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for review and approval prior to installation.

b. The area must be cleaned and debris removed daily. The removal of trash and debris will be monitored daily. Remove debris through a route that is not a patient or personnel route.

c. The Contractor shall repair or replace any damage to the existing conditions caused by his actions. Repair and replacement of damaged conditions shall match the integrity of the adjacent area. All required work shall be provided at no additional cost to the Government.

d. Do not disturb any wiring whose origin, function or utility are unknown without prior approval from the Government.

e. The facilities will be occupied and functioning during construction. Protect Government property, personnel and visitors at all times.

f. The Contractor shall warrant all work performed under this contract to ensure the work meets all requirements and is free from any defect in equipment, material, or workmanship for a period of not less than one year.

g. Ensure final design and construction meets current The Joint Commission (TJC) Standards, along with the AIA Design Guidelines, as well as FAR regulations and current appropriate local, state, and federal construction codes, standards, and regulations relative to Fort Bragg.

h. The Contractor shall provide as built documentation to include but not limited to floor plans showing all electrical components identified by its individual branch circuitry wiring based on the work performed. The as built documentation shall be prepared based on accurately verified field work.

5.1.1Demolition:

N/A 5.1.2 New

Work:

a. New Work: Integrate four (4) mounted AXIS P3707-PE, or same capability, IP based power-over-Ethernet cameras into the existing C-CURE 9000 security system software. These cameras will require three (3) pole mount adapters and one (1) corner mount with pendant kits to protect them from the elements. Provide one (1) wall mounted AXIS M3045-V/2MP, or same capability, IP base power-over-Ethernet interior mounted camera into the existing C- CURE 9000 security system software in building 1-1621. These cameras are IP based and monitored from the Security Desk within building 1-1326. An additional work station is available within building 1-1621 to reduce the requirement to access the main HQs building during installation. See attached list for locations (exhibit #1).

b. Work will include all cables, brackets, surge suppressors, network switches and other materials to fully integrate the new cameras into the existing servers and security software.

c. Work will include removal of analog cameras to be replaced.