BASE ALARM SERVICES - LOS ANGLES AIR FORCE BASE

This is a request for market research to identify potential small businesses, that can meet the needs of the Government for the future establishment of a contract for Base Alarm services at Los Angeles Air Force Base.

This is not a solicitation for services.

Please provide a maximum eight(8) page narative in 10 point font in response to this sources sought identifying capabilities as follows:

- Company Profile

- Capabilities

- Contact information

- Small Business Type

- NAICS Code

- CAGE Code

-UEI Code

Attached is a copy of the draft Statment of Work detailing the potential scope of the requirement. Be sure to address the following within the 8 page narrative:

- Capabilities

-  Address Each Task/Element

Any and all questions need to be submitted in writing via emial to Lt Dorian Maynard (dorian.maynard.1@spaceforce.mil) and TSgt Kenneth Sparks (kenneth.sparks.2@spaceforce.mil) no later than 15 Dec 2025 at 3:00 PM PDT.

Service Description: 

The Government proposes the acquisition of a Firm-Fixed Priced (FFP) contract to support the Los Angeles Air Force Base (LAAFB) Security Forces Squadron's Base Alarm requirement. Base Alarm requirement will provide a service to perform maintenance and repair on the current bases alarm system and CCTV system at the LAAFB.  This will include cleaning, scheduling, repairing, planing and or replacement of base alarm, access control readers, workstations and various types of surveillance equipment to insure Air Force requirements are met. Additionally, contractor shall maintain the the VPN which currently is part of the base network backbone, this requires network troubleshooting experience, testing and evaluating the current condition or state of the VPN, the ability to utilizing network test equipment for measuring voltages and frequencies on the network. The service will also require a good degree of network experience on IP configurations for surveillance equipment and alarm system components. This includes Fiber, Network switches (CISCO), Network video reorders, media converts, and LPR technology. It also includes the ability to utilize network software to identify network anomalies and or issues, the ability to correct the issue either by means of software or replacement of equipment, and the ability to maintain certifications for proprietary software and or equipment.