J063, Panic and Intrusion Alarm Replacement and Monitoring, Various Clinics - Portland Veterans Affairs Healthcare System, Dept of Veterans Affairs

The Department of Veterans Affairs is conducting market research to identify potential sources that can provide panic and intrusion alarm replacement and monitoring services at various clinics in Oregon. The services include removing, installing, and testing new components, providing alarm monitoring 24/7, and ensuring that all security systems and components have the ability to be live tested with the monitoring station every month. The contractor shall also provide a capability statement, company name, UEI number, address, business size, and point of contact information. • The contractor must remove, install, and test all new components at each location within 30 days of award. • The contractor must provide alarm monitoring 24/7. • All security systems and components must have the ability to be live tested with the monitoring station every month. • The contractor must reply to repair requests within 4 hours of call and complete all repairs within 5 days. • The government should have the ability to log into the systems remotely to arm, disarm, and view activity history remotely.