W912PA-19-Q-0016_ATTACHMENT_I_SALIENT_CHARACTERISITCS.docx

ATTACHMENT I – SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS

a. The vendor shall deliver components of one (1) Integrated Alarm and Access Control (IACAS) system and provide on-site installation as a service incidental to the purchase.

b. The IACAS shall meet the access control and physical security standards found in:

· ICD 705;

· IC Tech Spec Version 1.4 for ICD/ICS 705;

· DODM 5105.21 Vol 1-3.

c. The IACAS hardware must be compatible and integrate with an existing Cinch hardware and software based on the United States Department of State Diplomatic Security approved hardware and software currently installed.

d. The IACAS system shall comprise of the following components (in conjunction see also Attachment II, Requirement Diagram):

1. One (1) scramblepad control panel. It shall be connected to an existing lock for a secure facility;

2. Two (2) scramblepads for entry/exit control for a secure facility;

3. One (1) program audible annunciator within exit scramblepad to activate upon door forced alarm;

4. Approximately sixty (60) feet in total length of fiber and fiber to coax converters to connect an existing camera to an existing monitor through existing routes;

5. One (1) transmitter to transmit data from four (4) existing cameras at NATO HQ to the remote monitoring station by means of an encrypted path;

6. One (1) receiver to receive data from four (4) existing cameras at the remote monitoring station by means of an encrypted path;

7. One (1) rotating red light and one (1) power switch;

8. Compatible panels and converters to enable functioning of the system.

9. One (1) rack, mini chassis.

10. Two (2) power supplies: Input 100-240 VAC, Output 6DVC – 4 AMPS.

e. The incidental services shall consist of the following:

1. Installation and connecting the IACAS system in the secure facility. An on-site installation of the IACAS system that shall be performed at NATO Headquarters, Boulevard Léopold III, 1110 Brussels, Belgium. The site is available for work from 0700-1800 Monday-Friday. The installation personnel must be a United States citizen(s) and is/are required to provide/demonstrate Top Secret Clearance through DD254 form and a JPAS Visit Request to SMO: W0VXAA4 with the submission of the offer.

2. Installation and connecting the hardware required to connect the IACAS system with a remote monitoring station. An encrypted path exists between the secure facility and remote monitoring station.

3. One (1) hands-on training session for a system compatible enrollment laptop to add users and review events. The training session shall last approximately two (2) hours for a group audience of five (5) individuals.

f. The IACAS system and installation shall be covered with a standard commercial warranty and technical support.

g. The hardware delivery and the on-site installation and training shall be fully completed within forty-five (45) days after receipt of the purchase order.