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Title: AVIATION MULTI-FACILITY PERIMETER INTRUSION DETECT
Procurement
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ)
241 Erie Street, Room 230, Jersey City, NJ 07310
Fax to:
Archived
Services (other than human services)
Competitive Sealed Bids
2/3/2004
Solicitation

PIN#MFA134.308 Due:

Description
AVIATION MULTI-FACILITY PERIMETER INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM (PIDS) – CSB/Request for Qualification Information – PIN# MFA-134.308 – DUE 02-23-04 – The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey intends to pre-qualify prospective bidders for this contract. Contact: Rainer Burger, telephone (201) 595-4757, fax (201) 595-4606, e-mail rburger@panynj.gov.
The contract involves the survey, design, purchase, system integration (software and hardware), infrastructure and systems installation, training, maintenance of open architecture integrated Perimeter Intrusion Detection Systems at John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York, LaGuardia Airport, New York, Newark Liberty International Airport, New Jersey, and Teterboro Airport, New Jersey. Infrastructure work may include fencing, camera towers, conduit, duct banks, field distibution cabinets, grading, trenching, power and signal cabing and pedestal installation. PIDS will include but will not be limited to wide area and line detection; day/night assessment and surveillance systems; air operations area access control; notification systems and the integration of these systems into a single access control, alarm annunciation and video monitoring control system (Control and Display System or CDS). The Lenel (access control/alarm annunciation) and Loronix (video monitoring control) systems have been selected as the Port Authority of NY & NJ standard access control, alarm annunciation and video monitoring control systems. The bidder may be required to utilize and integrate/upgrade the existing Lenel and Loronix systems to meet the requirement of a single CDS. The Authority may, however, consider other solutions if the bidder can effectively demonstrate the benefits. The construction cost is presently estimated to be between the range of $45 Million to $65 Million. It is anticipated that bid documents will be available to pre-qualified bidders on or about July 29, 2004.

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