SAM #140F1S26Q0062

USFWS Seeks Bosch/DMP Intrusion Detection and Fire Alarm System for John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge, is seeking to procure and install a new Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) for its facilities in Philadelphia, PA. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge, FWS IT Services - OEMs Highlighted: - Bosch (9512G series IDS panel) - Digital Monitoring Products (DMP) (XR150 IDS panel, XF150 fire panel) - Products Requested: - IDS panels: 2 units (Bosch 9512G series or DMP XR150) - Keypads: 11 units (touch screen) - Door contacts: 10 units (3 single, 7 double) - Motion detectors: 59 units (wireless PIR) - Wireless receivers: 2 units - Cellular dialers: 2 units - Repeater devices: 3 units - Fire Alarm Control Panel: 1 unit (DMP XF150) - Fire alarm pull stations: 12 units - Wall mounted strobes: 15 units - Smoke detectors: 13 units - Services Requested: - Complete installation and configuration of IDS and FACP - Minimum 2 hours of end-user training for facility staff - One-year warranty on new equipment - Notable Requirements: - All IDS and fire alarm equipment must be Underwriters Laboratory (UL) listed - IDS must support remote monitoring and annunciation via internet protocol - Fire alarm system must be wireless and replace existing systems in multiple buildings - Installation includes programming, testing, and integration with monitoring services

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PA-JOHN HEINZ NWR-REPLACEMENT OF IDS

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