Upgrade and New Installation of Intrusion Detection System (IDS)
Forecast Overview
- NAICS
- 561621
- Estimated value
- $500K to $1M
- Performance end
- Q4 2026
- Set-aside
- Full
This Statement of Work (SOW) provides for the upgrade of existing analog IDS panels to Internet Protocol (IP)-based digital alarm control panels and the installation of new standalone IP-based IDS systems in offices that currently do not have an IDS installed. All new IDS installations and panel upgrades shall include an IP alarm control panel, a minimum of one (1) keypad, a compatible locking metal enclosure, and all appurtenances necessary to provide a complete, fully functional IDS. Depending on site-specific conditions and network availability, the Contractor may be required to install a wireless point-to-point transceiver to support communications. The alarm control panel shall support two-way network-based communications for system monitoring, alarm reporting, programming, diagnostics, and maintenance activities. The Vendor shall replace existing IDS components, sensors, and end devices with current-generation IDS equipment that is fully compatible with the newly installed IP-based alarm control panel. The completed system shall be delivered as a fully operational, turnkey IDS solution. The IDS shall operate independently of the GSA Enterprise Physical Access Control System (EPACS). The Contractor shall integrate the IDS with the FPS-approved Gallagher EPACS platform at the time of installation.
Source
- Source
- DHS APFS Public Forecast Export
- Source file
- Public Forecast List Acquisition Planning Forecast System (1).csv
- Official source
- Agency forecast source
- Last verified
- 2026-08-31
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