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It is the intent to extend the date and time for receipt of proposals to 27 January 2012 at 12:00 noon EST.

Correct Phone Number for Denise McKissick is 703-545-0596

INDUSTRY DAY:  DECEMBER 1, 2011

TIME:  10:00AM - 12:00 EST

DEADLINE TO RESPOND:  30 November 2011 at 9:00am

SEE ATTACHMENT 14 FOR MORE INFORMATION

 
TOP SECRET FACIILTY CLEARANCE IS RQUIRED AND ALL PERSONNEL WILL REQUIRE EITHER A SECRET OR TOP SECRET CLEARANCE.  

ISSC is a total system approach to automating and improving the physical security system used to protect DoD sites including, the Pentagon, and sites within the National Capitol Region (NCR).  ISSC emphasizes the use of computer-based solutions to meet security requirements and integrates the operation of multiple subsystems to improve efficiency and control.  Functions and processes within ISSC are divided into 6 major subsystem categories which are: a) common support systems, b) command, control, & communications systems, c) access control systems, d) intrusion detection systems, e) assessment systems, and f) video badging systems.  Service and Maintenance:  The contractor shall provide: (a) service maintenance of already installed systems at the time of award of this contract; (b) Service and maintenance of systems and subsystems installed while this contract is in force.  These systems may be installed by the ISSC contractor, or sub-contractors working under the scope f the prime contractor; (c) Service and maintenance of upgraded systems and subsystems authorized and installed by ISSC contractor.  Contractor shall also perform (a) Design and Engineering Services; (b) New Systems or sub systems; and (c) Support Service.  The objective of the ISSC is the design, procurement, installation, training, and maintenance of automated, integrated physical security systems for multiple DoD sites.  The overriding design requirement for each of the computer-based subsystems within ISSC shall use open architecture system design concepts, which are compatible with existing systems.  Open systems are those that conform to open specifications for interfaces, services, and supporting formats.  This conformance enables properly engineered subsystems to be easily integrated into a wide variety of systems with minimal changes to interoperate with other subsystems.  Integration of the various computer-based sub systems shall be accomplished through compliance with standard interfaces defined by standards bodies such as ISO, ANSI, IEEE, and applicable DOD Regulations.  Adherence to this design philosophy is intended to foster the overall objective of effectively and efficiently designing, procuring, installing, operating, and maintaining automated, integrated physical security systems through the benefits of interoperability and scalability.  A Top Secret Facility clearance is required and all personnel will require either a Secret or Top Secret clearance. 

INDUSTRY DAY:  DECEMBER 1, 2011

TIME:  10:00AM - 12:00 EST

SEE ATTACHMENT 8 FOR MORE INFORMATION

 
TOP SECRET FACIILTY CLEARANCE IS RQUIRED AND ALL PERSONNEL WILL REQUIRE EITHER A SECRET OR TOP SECRET CLEARANCE.  

ISSC is a total system approach to automating and improving the physical security system used to protect DoD sites including, the Pentagon, and sites within the National Capitol Region (NCR).  ISSC emphasizes the use of computer-based solutions to meet security requirements and integrates the operation of multiple subsystems to improve efficiency and control.  Functions and processes within ISSC are divided into 6 major subsystem categories which are: a) common support systems, b) command, control, & communications systems, c) access control systems, d) intrusion detection systems, e) assessment systems, and f) video badging systems.  Service and Maintenance:  The contractor shall provide: (a) service maintenance of already installed systems at the time of award of this contract; (b) Service and maintenance of systems and subsystems installed while this contract is in force.  These systems may be installed by the ISSC contractor, or sub-contractors working under the scope f the prime contractor; (c) Service and maintenance of upgraded systems and subsystems authorized and installed by ISSC contractor.  Contractor shall also perform (a) Design and Engineering Services; (b) New Systems or sub systems; and (c) Support Service.  The objective of the ISSC is the design, procurement, installation, training, and maintenance of automated, integrated physical security systems for multiple DoD sites.  The overriding design requirement for each of the computer-based subsystems within ISSC shall use open architecture system design concepts, which are compatible with existing systems.  Open systems are those that conform to open specifications for interfaces, services, and supporting formats.  This conformance enables properly engineered subsystems to be easily integrated into a wide variety of systems with minimal changes to interoperate with other subsystems.  Integration of the various computer-based sub systems shall be accomplished through compliance with standard interfaces defined by standards bodies such as ISO, ANSI, IEEE, and applicable DOD Regulations.  Adherence to this design philosophy is intended to foster the overall objective of effectively and efficiently designing, procuring, installing, operating, and maintaining automated, integrated physical security systems through the benefits of interoperability and scalability.  A Top Secret Facility clearance is required and all personnel will require either a Secret or Top Secret clearance.