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IGF:CT:IGF THIS PURCHASE ORDER IS AWARDED TO EARTHCAM.NET TO PROCURE THREE (3) ROBOTIC CAMERA SOFTWARE SUPP…

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Award details

Award ID
HSFE4014P0030
Contractor
Sub-agency / office
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Award amount
$0
Period of performance
Sep 26, 2014 – Sep 25, 2015
NAICS
541511 — Custom Computer Programming Services
PSC
PSC 6720
Place of performance
DC

Public award description

IGF:CT:IGF THIS PURCHASE ORDER IS AWARDED TO EARTHCAM.NET TO PROCURE THREE (3) ROBOTIC CAMERA SOFTWARE SUPPORT PACKAGES THAT RECONFIGURE THE FRONT AND BACK CAMERAS LOCATED ON EACH OF THREE (3) MOBILE TRAILERCAM SECURITY DUAL CAMERA SYSTEMS (EARTHCAM.NET PRODUCT NUMBER ECCS09205). UNDER CLIN 0001 OF HSFE08-12-P-1054 (08-02-2012), FEMA PURCHASED THESE SYSTEMS FROM EARTHCAM.NET IN SUPPORT OF DR-1981-ND. ALTHOUGH FEMA HAD PURCHASED THESE SYSTEMS FOR DR-1981-ND, UPON THE END OF THAT DISASTER, FEMA'S OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER (OCSO) TOOK CONTROL OF THESE SYSTEMS. OCSO DEPLOYS THESE MOBILE SECURITY SYSTEMS, AS REQUIRED, FOR CRIME DETECTION AND SECURITY/PROTECTION AT OTHER FEMA DISASTER LOCATIONS. THESE SYSTEMS REQUIRE THE USE OF EARTHCAM.NET'S PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE AND SOFTWARE PROGRAMMING IN ORDER TO ENSURE CONTINUED SYSTEMS OPERATION; AS SUCH, NO OTHER VENDOR CAN PROVIDE TO OCSO THE SERVICES REQUIRED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. UNDER CLIN 0012 OF HSFE08-12-P-1054, FEMA COULD HAVE PROCURED THESE THREE (3) ROBOTIC CAMERA SOFTWARE SUPPORT PACKAGES; HOWEVER, FEMA NEVER FUNDED THIS CLIN AND, AS SUCH, IT NEVER PROCURED THESE THREE (3) PACKAGES.

Source: USAspending.gov

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