z-ATTCH-10-CGSC_C-Cure_Building_Breakout-13JAN2026.xlsx

This is a cost breakdown and equipment specification document for the CGSC Access Control System Replacement project, which details a comprehensive migration from existing systems to C-Cure access control technology across multiple Army facilities. The project encompasses six locations: Lewis & Clark, CARL, GIF, Flint, Muir, and Truesdell Army installations, with varying scope and complexity at each site.

The Lewis & Clark installation represents the largest scope, requiring installation of 14 iSTAR Controllers (mix of GSTAR016 16-door and GSTAR008 8-door units), G2-RM-4E modules, and approximately 118 HID PIV dual-factor card readers across multiple rooms (1115, 1130, 1203, 1603, 2026, 2112, 2175, 2548, 2603, 3112, 3168, 3603, 4112, and 4170). This location also includes a network video controller/recorder replacement component featuring Avigilon NVR6 FIPS with Unity Video Management System Enterprise Video Server (200TB capacity) and AI Integration Appliances. Labor categories include controller installation, module installation, reader installation, system programming and provisioning, site preparation, design/project management, and miscellaneous hardware/wiring installation. Smaller installations at CARL, GIF, Flint, Muir, and Truesdell each require one iSTAR Controller with corresponding HID readers (ranging from 1 to 15 readers per location), with Truesdell including additional components such as an electric door strike, door position switch, and request-to-exit motion sensor. All installations include miscellaneous wiring, hardware, and mounting materials as part of the equipment scope.