Video Surveillance System project for Station Maui

The US Coast Guard is seeking contractors to remove and upgrade the video surveillance system at Coast Guard Station Maui, located at 233 Ma'alaea Road in Wailuku, Hawaii. The comprehensive project involves replacing the existing security camera infrastructure with a new multi-camera system featuring varying resolutions from 2MP to 32MP cameras, including 32MP 360 multi-head, 15MP 270 multi-head, 12MP Fisheye, and standard 2MP cameras positioned to monitor employee parking, gas pumps, building perimeters, interior spaces, and critical areas like the armory. Key technical requirements include installation of outdoor-rated CAT6 cabling, conduit systems, a video recorder capable of storing six months of continuous footage, NDAA-compliant electronic equipment, a 2000VA UPS battery backup system, and a complete setup with server, client PC, and 43-inch 4K monitor. The system must have no recurring licensing fees and contractors must comply with OSHA safety standards and the 2023 National Electric Code. Proposals are due July 11, 2025, with the solicitation posted on June 30, 2025, and site visits are encouraged.

This opportunity is designated as a Total Small Business set-aside under NAICS code 561621 for Security Systems Services. The project has a 60-day performance period following contract award, with work to be completed at the Maui station facility. Contractors must meet specific security requirements including US citizenship or appropriate work authorization for personnel accessing restricted areas, and must coordinate work to minimize operational disruption to Coast Guard activities. The solicitation does not specify contract value ranges or identify any incumbent contractors. All work will be performed at the single location of US Coast Guard Station Maui, with the contractor required to provide handoff training to Coast Guard personnel upon project completion.