Closed Solicitation · DEPT OF DEFENSE
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The Department of Defense is seeking sources for an Infant Protection Maintenance Service Contract at WAMC, focusing on RF Technology's SafePlace® security system. The contract includes 24/7 user support, software updates, annual inspections, and warranty repairs. Bidders must be within 300 miles of WAMC, have experience with government contracts, be certified with RF Technologies, and comply with security protocols. All equipment must be compatible with existing systems.
infant protection maintenance services on and to RF Technology equipment and other related equipment that are vital to the SafePlaceTM security system. This contract for SafePlace® products, compatible configuring items, security related equipment, and includes non-personal servicing requiring a one (1) year limit warranty on all software, hardware, and work performed at WAMC per medical center protocol. The equipment desired must be same or equal quality of RF Technologys SafePlace® with compatible products. This contract shall provide 24x7 user support; software maintenance updates; one (1) annual comprehensive inspection, performance validation and system re-certification; zero cost repairs of parts, components, and equipment that are under warranty; and on-call maintenance service for routine and emergency repairs. Contractor may receive a call back at any point to service any component or SafePlace related equipment that has malfunctioned or failed. Call backs shall be done at no cost to the government. This non-personal service and fixed purchased price contract may be awarded to any vendor with the qualifying features as follows: a) Contractor must be within 300 geographical miles from the place of service as WAMC desires rapid response times for service no less than 2 hrs. b) Contractor must be familiar with government contracts and has a prior good service record with the US government. c) Contractor is certified with RF Technologies, and able to service their equipment without voiding any warranties. d) Contractor must maintain a standard set of security protocols that are in compliance with WAMC and Fort Bragg policy for operations security, information security, and physical security. Security protocol shall be provided to the MEDCEN for approval prior to the acceptance of the servicer. Contractor must be able to supply work equipment and provide service. Contractor should abide by all provisions in the contract as noted. All work for this project will be performed at the WAMC campus and no other locations. COMPATIBILITY. All equipment, software and hardware must be compatible with the existing equipment and software. All equipment software and hardware must possess the capability to feed back to the WAMCs security suite. All equipment and updates must be compatible with existing RF Technology equipment and server configurations.
WAMC Infant Protection Maintenance Service Contract is a federal acquisition solicitation issued by DEPT OF DEFENSE. Review the full description, attachments, and submission requirements on SamSearch before the response deadline.
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