SOLICITATION NOTICE
J -- Service and maintenance of existing AMAG equipment.
- Notice Date
- 10/7/2014
- Notice Type
- Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
- NAICS
- 561621
— Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)
- Contracting Office
- N68836 NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Jacksonville Mayport Office Bldg. 191, Naval Station Mayport Fleet Contracting Center Mayport, FL
- ZIP Code
- 00000
- Solicitation Number
- N6883615RC001
- Response Due
- 10/17/2014
- Archive Date
- 11/1/2014
- Point of Contact
- Miguel E Rivera 904-270-5699 Only emails with questions to:
- E-Mail Address
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- Description
- PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT 1.0 Introduction: The contractor must obtain access to Naval Air Station (NAS) Jacksonville, Florida. The contractor will also be required to provide technicians who must be vetted through the RAPID Gate System and must obtain and maintain a Department of Defense (DOD) Favorable eligibility security clearance in order to perform work on the AMAG Server System. The contractor technicians must meet the requirements to access restricted areas on NAS Jacksonville, FL and specifically within Bldg. 919 Commander, Navy Region Southeast (CNRSE) Headquarters. The contractor must obtain an AMAG Software Support Agreement for the duration of the contract, (base plus option years), provide certified and licensed technicians to perform repairs, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, and provide replacement parts as needed for the AMAG System. The contractor must be an authorized AMAG dealer with a minimum of two authorized technicians, experienced on similar AMAG systems. They must be able to contact AMAG for technical support, software upgrades, and database utilities to repair the AMAG database. Contractor employee whose duties require accessing a DoD unclassified computer/network, working with sensitive unclassified information must be a US citizen and possess a Favorable trustworthiness determination prior to installation access and throughout the duration of the contract. Refer to Section 11.0 for the list of equipment to be covered under this contract. This PWS is for CNRSE new AMAG maintenance sustainment of current / existing equipment contract due to the unexpected abandonment and non-execution of the option period as contained in the NAS Jacksonville AMAG former contact. This new contract will be for a 1year base and with 2 option years, which may not be executed due to inclusion with NAS Jacksonville. A separate PWS is being prepared to facilitate the requirements needed to identify those AMAG components that must be upgraded or replaced in order to meet Navy standards and to allow for the integration into NAS Jacksonville AMAG system and their Authority To Operate (ATO). 1.1 Maintenance Locations and Equipment to Be Covered Under this Contract: Naval Air Station Jacksonville, specifically CNRSE HQ Building 919. 1.2 The Contractor shall meet the following Security requirements for an Unclassified Sensitive Position: The contractor shall designate an employee to serve as the Contractor s Security Representative within three work days after contract award, the contractor shall provide to the Navy Command s Security Manager and the Contracting Officer, in writing, the name, title, address and phone number for the Contractor s Security Representative. The Contractor s Security Representative shall be the primary point of contact on any security matter. The Contractor s Security Representative shall not be replaced or removed without prior notice to the Contracting Officer. 1.3 Contractor Personnel Security Investigation Requirements: The Contractor s Security Representative shall be responsible for requesting the E-QIP Direct initiation or reinvestigations through the Navy Command s Security Manager as required. Failure to provide the required documentation at least 30 days prior to the individual s start date shall result in delaying the individual s start date. The Navy Command s Security Manager will grant contractor employees access via the E-QIP website program to complete their questionnaire. 1.4 Contractor employee whose duties require accessing a DoD unclassified computer/network, working with sensitive unclassified information (either at a Government or contractor facility), or physical access to a DoD facility must be a US citizen and possess a Favorable trustworthiness determination prior to installation access and throughout the duration of the contract. To obtain a Favorable trustworthiness determination, each contractor employee must have a favorably completed National Agency Check with Local Credit Checks (NACLC) which consists of a NACI including a FBI fingerprint check plus credit and law enforcement checks. Each contractor employee applying for a trustworthiness determination is required to complete: SF-86 Questionnaire for National Security Positions for a Public Trust Position Electronic Fingerprint Scanner Application Original Signed Release Statements To maintain continuing authorization for an employee to access a DoD unclassified computer/network and/or have access to sensitive unclassified information, the contractor shall ensure that the individual employee has a current requisite background investigation. The contractor employee must be able to obtain and maintain a Favorable US Government Personnel Security Eligibility Clearance throughout the duration of the contract. 2.0 Information Technology (IT) System Access Requirements: 2.1 When access to IT systems is required for performance of the contractor employee s duties, such employees shall in-process with the Navy Command s Security Manager and Information Assurance Manager upon arrival to the Navy command and shall out-process prior to their departure at the completion of the individual s performance under the contract. Completion and approval of a System Authorization Access Request Navy (SAAR-N) form is required for all individuals accessing Navy Information Technology resources. The SAAR-N shall be forwarded to the Navy Command s Security Manager at least 30 days prior to the individual s start date. Failure to provide the required documentation at least 30 days prior to the individual s start date shall result in delaying the individual s start date. 2.2 When required to maintain access to required IT systems or networks, the contractor shall ensure that all employees requiring access complete annual Information Assurance (IA) training, and maintain a current requisite background investigation. The Contractor s Security Representative shall contact the Navy Command s Security Manager for guidance when reinvestigations are required. 2.3 The contractor requiring access to the system server will not have any system administrative privileges. When contractors require server (programming) access to install Intrusion Detection System devices (e.g. motion detectors, balance Magnetic Switches, etc.) or to troubleshoot the system, the contractor will be under observation by authorized personnel when performing these tasks. All contractors must have a favorable background investigation for Personally Identifiable Information (PII) access. IT personnel will review and certify the work performed on the server by the contractor. 3.0 Personally Identifiable Information: 3.1 The contractor must protect Personally Identifiable information (PII) at all times. It is the Navy Command s policy that any personal information contained in a system of records shall be protected so that the security and confidentially of the information shall be preserved. PII information is any information that can be used to distinguish or trace an individual s identify such as name, social security number, date and place of birth, mother s maiden name, and biometric records including any other personal information, which is linked or linkable to a specific individual. This information can be in hardcopy (paper) or electronic format, stored on desktop computers, laptops, electronic systems, and personnel electronic devices such as blackberries, and found within database systems. 4.0 Restricted Area Un-Escorted Access: 4.1 All contractors must have a Favorable background investigation for unescorted access to restricted areas. The contractor employee must obtain and continue to meet the requirements to access restricted areas throughout the duration of the contract. 5.0 Contractor Non-Disclosure Agreement: 5.1 To carry out the duties and functions of the U.S. Navy, certain information may need to be disclosed to contractors and subcontractors that are authorized representatives of the U.S. Navy for the purposes of performing assigned tasks under the contract. This agreement covers Privacy Act protected information, confidential information, technical data, computer software or databases, procurement information, source selection information, trade secrets and other business sensitive data whether submitted by a third party contractor or generated within the Government, access to which is under the control of the U.S. Navy, specifically the Naval Air Station Jacksonville command and activities being serviced by the contract. This information is collectively referred to as protected information hereinafter within this agreement. Disclosures covered by this agreement include, but are not limited to, granting access to computerized data bases, oral disclosures and disclosures of data recorded in writing, whether hard copy or email. Disclosures of protected information under this clause shall be considered authorized and not a disclosure to the public or outside the Government for the purpose. The disclosure is subject to and shall be in accordance with all conditions and limitations set forth herein. 5.2 The Agency hereby determines that disclosure of protected information is necessary so that the contractor may perform the work required by the Contract and is granting access to the contractor. The Agency shall grant access to protected information until such time as it is no longer required for the performance of work under the Contract, the Contract is completed or terminated, or the Agency requests termination of access or DOD terminates access. Intending to be legally bound, the Contractor accepts the obligations contained in this agreement in consideration of being granted access to protected information. The Contractor acknowledges that all obligations imposed by this agreement, concerning use and disclosure of protected information; apply for the duration of the contract and at all times thereafter. 5.3 The Contractor agrees to accept the protected information as is without any representation as to suitability for intended use. This disclaimer does not affect any obligation of the Government concerning data specified elsewhere in the contract to be provided. 5.4 The Contractor agrees that it shall use protected information only for the purpose of performing work required of the Contractor under this Contract and shall not use protected information for any commercial purposes. Access to protected information shall be limited to those employees of the Contractor that need access in order to perform work under this contract. In regards to access to information obtained by having access to a computerized data base the contractor agrees to only access portions of the data base necessary to perform work under this contract. 5.5 The Contractor agrees that it shall not disclose or provide access to protected information to anyone unless it has verified that the recipient has been properly authorized to receive such information, e.g., employees of the contractor or subcontractors who have signed Employee Non-Disclosure Certificates pursuant to this Agreement and employees of the U.S. Government working for components of the U.S. Navy being serviced by the contract. 5.6 The Contractor agrees to adopt operating procedures and physical security measures to properly safeguard such information from unauthorized use and from disclosure or release to unauthorized third parties and to provide documentation of those procedures and measures to the Agency for review. 5.7 The Contractor understands that its obligation of non-disclosure under this agreement shall not apply to any portion of the protected information which Contractor can demonstrate falls in the following categories: That, as of the effective date of the contract, was already known by the Contractor without obligation of confidentiality, as demonstrated by appropriate documentary evidence antedating the relationship between the Agency and contractor; or, That, as of the effective date of the Agreement, is or after the Effective Date, becomes part of the public domain through no fault of contractor of its affiliates; or, That, after the effective date of the Agreement, is independently ascertained by Contractor or developed for contractor by its employees which have not had access either directly or indirectly to proprietary information; or, That, after the effective date of the Agreement, is required to be disclosed by administrative or judicial action, provided, however, that Contractor attempts to maintain the confidentiality of the proprietary information by asserting in such action, any applicable privileges, and immediately after receiving notice of such action notifies the Agency thereof to give the Agency the opportunity to seek legal remedies to maintain the confidentiality of the same. 5.8 The Contractor agrees to return to the Agency all forms of protected information which it has possession pursuant to this Agreement, upon request by the Agency, when the information is no longer required for the performance of work under the Contract or upon completion or termination of the Contract, whichever comes first. If agreed to by the Contracting Officer in advance, protected information may be destroyed in lieu of being returned, as long as there is adequate substantiation of its destruction. Each provision of this Agreement is severable. If a court should find any provision of this agreement to be unenforceable, all other provisions of this agreement shall remain in full force and effect. 5.9 The Contractor shall not release to or grant access to third parties, such as subcontractors or vendors, any protected information without prior consent of the Contracting Officer. The Contractor will ensure that each subcontractor or vendor that is required to have access to protected information in order to perform its subcontract obligations will execute an agreement between the Contractor and subcontractor that is substantially similar to this agreement. A copy of the subcontractor agreements will be provided to the Administrative Contracting Officer. The subcontractor agreement shall evidence the portion of the total contract being worked by that subcontractor/vendor and access to protected information shall only be granted to the degree required to perform that portion of the contract. 5.10 Each Employee of the Contractor or subcontractor/vendor that will need to have access to protected information in performing the contract will be required to review this agreement and sign the certificate. The Contractor will provide these signed certificates to the Administrative Contracting Officer. 5.11 This agreement should be read in conjunction with DFAR 252.227-7025 if that clause is incorporated the contract. To the extent that any provision of this agreement is in conflict with DFAR 252.227- 7025, the DFAR clause shall control. To the extent that this clause imposes additional obligation on the contractor, this clause shall control. 6.0 Contractor Responsibilities: 6.1 The contractor shall: 1. Respond to all trouble calls, system issues, and failures that arise on all AMAG card readers, panels, AMAG programming issues, cameras, IDS alarms post. 2. Monitor, acknowledge, and respond to trouble calls via the existing AMAG Access System and the video recording. 3. Troubleshoot all AMAG issues, including all required replacement parts and labor. 4. Check all armature bolts and electromagnetic lock housing bolts for tightness. Tighten and adjust as necessary. 5. Perform voltage checks of all power supplies and record voltages. Check for proper grounding of equipment and floating grounds. 6. Remove all dust and debris from all access control panels. 7. Ensure that all electromagnetic/electromechanical locks are properly sealed and cannot be forced open by physical force in accordance with the manufacturer s specifications. 6.2 Preventive Maintenance: All preventative maintenance shall be performed quarterly, or as needed. The contractor shall provide a written report of preventive maintenance performed and findings (if any) that require additional repairs. The contractor will be required to perform preventative maintenance on the systems listed below and specifically in the following sections: Access Control CCTV Intrusion Detection Video Imaging and Badging Intercom Software Support Software Upgrades Other 6.3 Access Control: Quarterly or as needed maintenance will include, but is not limited to the following: Clean all card readers and verify keypads. Verify readers are functioning properly in accordance with the manufacturer specifications. Test and verify all electromagnetic/electromechanical locks are in optimum operating condition. Ensure that all electromagnetic/electromechanical locks are properly sealed and cannot be forced open by physical force in accordance with the manufacturer s specifications. Test and verify all anti-tampering alarm covers are in optimum operating condition. Validate and verify overall system connectivity and cabling. Replace broken readers as needed. 6.4 CCTV: Quarterly or as required maintenance shall include, but is not limited to: All CCTV s not covered under the Global Sustainment Contract through NAVFAC. Clean the environmental enclosure faceplate (housing lens) using an approved manufacturer s cleaning solution as needed. Check cameras (PTZ and Stationary) for viewable video. Viewable video is defined as clear video signal that meets the specifications of the camera s manufacture. Ensure the focus ring is tightened to maintain proper focus/viewable video. Test all camera presets (as applicable) for proper programming and function. Check all joystick and keyboard operations for proper functioning. Clean all CCTV monitor screens with Windex solution. Check all CCTV monitors for flicker, and burn-in. Note any viewing obstacles or obstructions such as tree limbs, signage or new construction that would require relocating the camera or obstruction. Validate and verify all video resolution, transmission, and operational condition of all cameras. Validate and verify overall system connectivity and cabling. Validate and verify that the digital video recorder is functioning properly. Replace as needed. 6.5 Intrusion Detection: Provide semi-annual or as required testing: Test and verify all alarm sensors and contacts. Verify connectivity to the system head-end. Perform voltage checks of all power supplies and record voltages. Check for proper of grounding equipment and floating grounds. Remove all dust and debris from all intrusion detection system panels. Validate and verify overall system connectivity and cabling. 6.6 Video Imaging and Badging: Quarterly or as required maintenance shall include, but is not limited to: Clean the lens of the badge camera. Test and verify the functionality of the badge camera in accordance with the manufacturer s specifications. Test and verify the functionality of the badge printer and software in accordance with the manufacturer s specifications. Test and verify the functionality of the badge signature pad and software in accordance with themanufacturer s specification. Validate and verify overall system connectivity and cabling. Replace as needed. 7.0 Software Support Agreement: The contractor must obtain an AMAG Software Support Agreement for the duration of contract. 8.0 Software Upgrades: The contractor must upgrade current software program with all manufacturer released upgrades or updates as released. 9.0 Technical Support: The contractor shall provide the Technical telephone support of a trained AMAG technician 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, excluding holidays. 10.0 Service Call Response: The contractor shall provide service calls during normal working hours, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. 11.0 Equipment To Be Covered - Located in Building 919: The list of equipment that will be covered under this contract agreement is as follows: 1. Cameras: 6 GE Minidome Cameras 2. Servers: 2 (Primary - ROC Server Room and Client - N3AT Office) 3. Card reader: 43 AMAG 853 Smartcard Card and Keypad CAC Contact and Contactless 4. Panels: 4 NODES + Technical Control Facility Panel (I believe total of 25 Panel Boxes) 5. Monitor points configured: 62 6. Card swipes: 17 (inactive - combined with specific readers) 7. DVR + make/model: Dedicated Micros Digital Sprite 2 w/NETVU 8. Logitech Web Camera (for badging system) 9. Fargo HDP 5000 Dual Sided Card Printer 10. OmniKey Reader 11. Topaz T-S261-HSB-R SignatureGem Pad 12. Camden Emergency Door Release w/Anti-Tampering Cover - approx. 15 13. Keyboard Controller with monitor for the cameras 14. Airphone System that includes 2 control centers (ROC - KB-3MRD and RDC - KB-3HRD) with 2 KB- DAR devices at the entry points 15. Allied Telesyn ATFS705LE 5 Port Switch CNRSE BLDG. 919 EQUIPMENT COVERAGE Node Description: NASJAX Bldg 919 ROC Node 1 Network Card IP Address MAC Address NIC3 192.168.1.21 Database Unit Type Version M2100 DBU 22460-2.40 Hardware # Type Version Address Card 1 4DCU 22434-1.10 1 and 2 Card 2 4DCU 22434-1.10 3 and 4 Card 3 4DCR 22434-1.11 5 and 6 Card 4 24/4 ACR 22434-1.12 7 and 8 MN I / O None Readers # Description Card Port Reader 1 ROC N Entrance Door (Outside) 1 1 Reader 2 ROC Server Room Entrance (Outside) 1 2 Reader 3 VTC Room N Entrance (Outside) 1 3 Reader 4 VTC Room N Exit (Inside) 1 4 Reader 5 VTC Room S Entrance (Outside) 3 1 Reader 6 RDC/ROC Pass-thru Door 3 2 Reader 7 RDC Main Door Entrance 3 3 Reader 8 RDC Server Room 3 4 Reader 9 ROC Server Room Entrance (Inside) 5 1 Reader 10 ROC N Entrance Door (Inside) 5 2 Reader 11 RDC Main Door Exit 5 3 Monitor Points # Description Card Port 1 1 360 Motion Rm SR-201 North 7 1 2 2 360 Motion Rm SR-201 South 7 2 3 3 360 Motion Rm CO-230 7 3 4 4 360 Motion Rm OF-232 7 4 5 5 360 Motion Rm OF-233 7 5 6 6 360 Motion Rm BO-238 NE 7 6 7 7 360 Motion Rm BO-238 NW 7 7 8 8 360 Motion Rm BO-210 7 8 9 9 360 Motion Rm BO-238 SE 7 9 10 10 360 Motion Rm BO-238 SW 7 10 11 11 360 Motion Rm VTC-213 7 11 12 12 360 Motion Rm CO-214 7 12 13 13 360 Motion Rm CO-226 NE 7 13 14 14 360 Motion Rm CO-226 NW 7 14 15 15 360 Motion Rm CO-220 7 15 16 16 360 Motion Rm CO-226 SE 7 16 17 17 360 Motion Rm CO-226 SW 7 17 18 18 360 Motion Rm OFF-224 7 18 19 19 360 Motion Rm OF-282 7 19 20 20 360 Motion Rm OF-283 7 20 21 21 Aiphone Release Door 1 7 21 22 22 Aiphone Release Door 6 7 22 23 53 Duress Button Bldg 919 2nd Floor 7 23 Node Description: NASJAX Bldg 919 CNRSE Node 2 Network Card IP Address MAC Address None None None Database Unit Type Version M2100 DBU 22460-2.40 Hardware # Type Version Address Card 1 4DCU 22434-1.10 1 and 2 Card 2 4DCU 22434-1.10 3 and 4 Card 3 24/4 ACR 2 1st floor Comm Room 22434-1.11 5 and 6 Card 4 24/4 ACR 1 1st floor Comm Room 22434-1.12 7 and 8 MN I / O None Readers # Description Card Port Reader 1 AT-OPS Rear Door 1 1 Reader 2 NE Corner Loading Dock Door 1 2 Reader 3 AT-OPS Front Door 1 3 Reader 4 Front Entrance Door 1 4 Reader 5 Interior Lobby Door N 3 1 Reader 6 Interior Lobby Door S 3 2 Reader 7 North Side Warehouse Door 3 3 Reader 8 SW Corner Smokers Door 3 4 Monitor Points # Description Card Port 1 59 Door Contacts Door 105 1 1 2 54 Door Contacts Door 111 1 2 3 55 Door Contacts Door 112 1 3 4 57 Door Contacts Door 121 1 4 5 58 Door Contacts Door 122 3 1 6 56 Door Contacts Door 101 3 2 7 23 Glass Break 125 5 1 8 24 Glass Break 126 5 2 9 25 Glass Break 127 5 3 10 26 Glass Break Lunch Room 124 5 4 11 27 Glass Break Front Lobby Windows 5 5 12 28 Glass Break Control Room N-117 5 6 13 29 Glass Break Training Room 2 N-118 5 7 14 30 Door Contacts Door 12 5 8 15 31 Door Contacts Door 103 5 9 16 32 Door Contacts Door 104 5 10 17 None 5 11 18 34 Door Contacts Overhead Door 107 5 12 19 35 Door Contacts Overhead Door 108 5 13 20 36 Door Contacts Door 110 5 14 21 37 Door Contacts Overhead Door 109 5 15 22 38 Door Contacts Door 102 7 1 23 39 Door Contacts Roof Hatch 7 2 24 40 Glass Breaks SW End of Bldg 7 3 25 41 Glass Breaks SE End of Bldg 7 4 26 42 Glass Breaks 134 7 5 27 43 Glass Breaks 135 7 6 28 44 Glass Breaks 136 7 7 29 45 Glass Breaks 137 7 8 30 46 Glass Breaks 138 7 9 31 47 Glass Breaks 139 7 10 32 48 Glass Breaks 140 7 11 33 49 Glass Breaks 128 7 12 34 50 Glass Breaks 129 7 13 35 51 Glass Breaks 130 7 14 36 52 Glass Breaks 131 7 15 Aux Outputs # Description Card Port 1 Duress Button to Bldg 875 7 1 2 Glass Breaks 1st Floor East to Bldg 875 7 2 3 Glass Breaks 1st Floor West to Bldg 875 7 3 Node Description: NASJAX Bldg 919 CNRSE Node 3 Network Card IP Address MAC Address None None None Database Unit Type Version M2100 DBU 22460-2.40 Hardware # Type Version Address Card 1 4DCU 22434-1.10 1 and 2 Card 2 4DCU 22434-1.10 3 and 4 Card 3 4DCR 1st floor Comm Room 22434-1.10 5 and 6 Card 4 4DCR 1st floor Comm Room 22434-1.10 7 and 8 MN I / O None Readers # Description Card Port Reader 1 Air Ops. Door 1 1 Reader 2 OPS. Office Door 1 2 Reader 3 Port OPS. Door 1 3 Reader 4 OPS. Program Director East Door 1 4 Reader 5 OPS. Program Director West Door 3 1 Reader 6 Executive Directors Office Door 3 2 Reader 7 Executive Assistants Office Door 3 3 Reader 8 Test RDR 3 4 Reader 9 NW Interior Door 5 1 Reader 10 North Side Mechanical Room 5 2 Reader 11 SE Perimeter Door 5 3 Reader 12 NW Perimeter Door 5 4 Reader 13 Mechanical Room Door N-109 7 1 Reader 14 Telephone Room N-124 7 2 Reader 15 Electrical Room 1st Floor 7 3 Reader 16 IG Room 7 4 Node Description: NASJAX Bldg 919 CNRSE Node 4 Network Card IP Address MAC Address Database Unit Type Version M2100 DBU 22460-2.40 Hardware # Type Version Address Card 1 4DCU 22434-1.10 1 and 2 Card 2 4DCU 22434-1.10 3 and 4 MN I / O None Readers # Description Card Port Reader 1 Flag Office Main Door 1 1 Reader 2 Flag Office Stairwell Door 1 2 Reader 3 Flag Office Admin Door 1 3 Node Description: NASJAX Bldg 919 Technical Control Facility Network Card IP Address MAC Address NIC3 192.168.1.22 Database Unit Type Version M2100 DBU 22460-2.40 Hardware # Type Version Address Card 1 4DCU 22434-1.10 1 and 2 Card 2 4DCU 22434-1.10 3 and 4 MN I / O 1 Readers # Description Card Port Reader 1 TCF Single Door Control Room 1 1 Reader 2 TCF Double Door Control Room 1 2 Reader 3 I. T. Space Door N-216 1 3 Reader 4 NERMS Room 2 1 Reader 5 ELMR Room 2 2 Reader 6 Electrical Room 2nd Floor 2 4 Monitor Points # Description Card Port 1 TCF North Shock Sensors Control Room 1 1 2 TCF West Shock Sensors Control Room 1 2 3 TCF East Shock Sensors Control Room 1 3 4 TCF South Shock Sensors Control Room 1 4 Items: 0001 Base year FY 15 0002 Option year FY 16 0003 Option year FY 17
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