Latest US Wireless Camera Contracts & Bids

The solicitation is for a 3D lidar scanner (blk2go mobile mapping device) with specific performance requirements, including weight, range, accuracy, and scanning capabilities. The equipment must be delivered to the 21st Civil Engineering Squadron. The notice includes numerous FAR clauses related to offeror representations, certifications, and prohibitions. These clauses cover topics such as foreign government offerors, restricted business operations, contracting with inverted domestic corporations, contracting with entities engaging in certain activities relating to Iran, ownership or control of offerors, delinquent tax liability, felony convictions, successor offerors, greenhouse gas emissions, and covered telecommunications equipment.

The 5th contracting squadron, Minot Air Force Base, intends to award a firm fixed price, single source supply contract to Northwest Projector Inc. for CCTV equipment and programming. The new system must be compatible with the existing system and operate on the same encrypted frequency. The deadline for submission of information is 12:00 PM CDT on June 27, 2025. Interested parties are invited to submit information describing their ability to provide the supply. The contract involves installation, testing, and validation of CCTV systems in buildings 420 and 418. The contractor must provide a solution for total coverage of certain areas and omit others as requested. The contractor must comply with all Minot AFB security regulations and directives, including obtaining necessary passes and adhering to the Real ID Act. Normal working hours are Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM local time, excluding federal holidays. Work schedules outside these hours must be requested in writing to the contracting officer at least three days in advance. The contractor is responsible for coordinating all phases of their operations with base personnel. The contractor must notify the fuels management office facility manager two workdays prior to mobilizing at the job site. The contractor must ensure that all contract employees know how to report a fire and observe all requirements for handling and storage of combustible materials. Welding shall not be accomplished without prior coordination and approval of the base fire department. The contractor is responsible for cleaning up all waste generated during the performance of the contract. The contractor shall submit a written report to the superintendent of the Minot fuels management flight stating that the security camera system has been tested by a manufacturer's representative and is installed and operating properly. The contractor shall provide instruction on how to operate and troubleshoot the newly installed equipment to 5 LRS staff. The equipment shall come with a standard manufacturer's warranty and a one-year service warranty for the installation of the products. The contractor shall keep a set of current, detailed field record drawings indicating significant deviations from the contract drawings, and/or installation drawings, and the exact location of concealed work. The contractor shall prepare three 3-ring binders containing product data, operating instructions, and maintenance instructions. The contractor shall be responsible for protecting all property, both government and private, in all areas where work is being accomplished. Any damage caused by the contractor shall be repaired at no cost to the government. The facility shall remain in operation throughout the period of performance. The contractor shall coordinate around the normal activities of the facility.

The tender details the scope of work for EHMR infrastructure upgrades at Fort Meade VA Medical Center. It outlines various tasks including scope adjustments, demolition, new construction, and specific requirements for labor, materials, equipment, and safety. The notice emphasizes the need for coordination with the contracting officer representative (COR) throughout the project. It also details requirements for background investigations, submittals, reviews, commissioning, and records management. Normal working hours are specified, along with requirements for off-hours work, service outages, and coordination with the COR. Additional documents (PCRA and ICRA permit forms) are required for each work area. A detailed schedule is provided, including pre-bid preparation, material identification, notice to proceed (NTP) date, submittals, mobilization, and punchlist completion dates. A three-year period of performance is anticipated. The contractor must provide a file exchange tool for submittals, and the VA will review submittals within 15 business days. The contractor must comply with VA specifications and standards, including safety directives, preconstruction risk assessments, infection control risk assessments, and information security training. Tobacco use is prohibited on campus. The contractor must provide detailed plans for tying into or relocating utility lines, and obtain approval for any service outages. A third-party commissioning agent is required. Records management obligations are outlined, including maintaining records, notifying the contracting officer of disclosures, and obtaining approval for subcontractor relationships. The contractor must comply with all applicable VA regulations and guidelines.

Customs and Border Protection intends to negotiate a sole-source award for broadband connectivity and a static IP address for the RVSS camera system. Interested parties can submit information about their capabilities to the contracting officer by 2:00 ET on June 18, 2025. No phone calls will be accepted.