Upgrade intrusion alarm system

The National Park Service Intermountain Region is seeking a contractor to supply and install new intrusion alarm systems at four facilities within the Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument in New Mexico. The project involves replacing existing alarm systems that are over seven years old and experiencing multiple technical failures, disconnections, and false alarms at the Quarai Visitor Center and Museum Complex, Abo Visitor Center Building, Gran Quivira Visitor Center and Museum, and the Headquarters/Visitor Center Building. The contractor must provide complete alarm systems including panels, wireless keypads, sensors, and a minimum of eight panic buttons (two per site), with compatibility required for existing Teleguard TG-7FM cellular converters. The contract will be evaluated based on price, technical capability, and past performance, with offerors required to submit comprehensive quote packages including technical narratives, past performance references, and detailed pricing. Quotes are due by August 8, 2025 at 12:00 PM Mountain time, with award anticipated within 30 calendar days of the solicitation closing.

This solicitation is designated as a 100% Small Disadvantaged Business set-aside under NAICS code 334290 with a small business size standard of 800 employees, requiring contractors to be registered in the System for Award Management and possess a Unique Entity Identifier. The contract will be structured as a firm-fixed price commercial arrangement with a 90-day performance period following award and a two-year warranty requirement. Installation must occur during normal business hours with sensitivity to the historical nature of the structures, and the contractor must provide on-site administration of alarm codes and develop shop drawings of record. The work will be performed at the Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument facilities in Mountainair, New Mexico. No incumbent contractor or specific budget range is identified in the solicitation documents, though the comprehensive scope suggests a significant investment in modernizing the security infrastructure across all four historic facilities.