Port Of Vancouver Procureware #26-52

Port of Vancouver security camera replacement and obsolete Wi-Fi equipment removal

The Port of Vancouver USA is seeking bids for a security-camera system upgrade and obsolete Wi-Fi equipment removal. - Government buyer: Port of Vancouver USA, with partial funding from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Port Security Grant Program. - Scope: Replace 134 non-compliant cameras—106 grant-funded and 28 non-grant-funded—and remove approximately 40 sets of obsolete Wi-Fi equipment, cabling, antennas, and related components. - OEMs and reference models: Bosch NBE5703-AL (66), NDI3703-AL (4), and NDP7802-Z40 (60); Axis Communications 03107-001 (1) and 02945-001 (3). Equivalent products that meet or exceed requirements are permitted. - Associated equipment: Camera mounts, boxes, mounting plates, and PoE injectors are also required; quantities are itemized below. - Notable requirements: Camera work includes location-specific pre-configuration, installation, operational verification, and removal/disposal of replaced equipment. Personnel working on the camera project must have TWIC credentials. Applicable federal requirements and federal prevailing wage rates apply. - Schedule and estimated value: Complete physical work within 150 working days after the Notice to Proceed. The engineer’s estimate is $416,240–$508,740.

Description

The work consists of removing and replacing 134 existing non-compliant security cameras and removing obsolete Wi-Fi equipment and associated components. The project is funded in part by the Department of Homeland Security and requires compliance with applicable federal regulations, including federal prevailing wage rates. Work in a portion of the security area requires Transportation Worker Identification Credentials (TWIC). The contract work is to be physically completed within 150 working days from issuance of the Notice to Proceed.

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