The US Army National Guard, USPFO, is requesting the supply, installation, and configuration of an Access Control System (ACS) at their facilities in Fort Buchanan and Camp Santiago, Puerto Rico. The ACS should consist of 11 CAC reader units and provide two-factor authentication capacity. The contractor will be responsible for delivering, installing, and testing the ACS within 120 days, as well as providing training for system administrators and users. The contract will be awarded to the lowest priced quote that fulfills all government specifications.
• The ACS should comply with FIPS 201, current version 3, and support Common Access Card (CAC) and CIV (PIV-C) cards.
• The contractor should provide a control software capable of monitoring and reporting all events for a specified time range, dates, doors, and specified access ID.
• The contractor should ensure all ACS devices meet the required specifications, including being proximity-enabled, having a push-to-exit button, and being capable of reading the signature on the CAC card.
• The contractor should provide an ACS control software configured to manage, monitor, and generate reports for all ACS accessed via web-based.
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