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ADDENDUM #3 - RFP 1651-12

SECURITY SYSTEMS, TURNKEY SOLUTION FOR MULTIPLE LOCATIONS

RFP Issued: August 31, 2012

Proposal Due Date: November 7, 2012

October 15, 2012

To all prospective bidders: The purpose of this addendum is to 1) change the technical requirements for

Enterprise Access Control 2) Clarify the Fire Alarm Monitoring Requirements and, along with that clarification 3)

change the Price Proposal Form to break-out Fire Alarm Monitoring and 4) provide a copy of the attendance

sheet for the second site inspection.

1) Change the Technical Requirements for the Enterprise Access Control System as follows:

Addendum#2, Attachment 2, Section A. Software:

Item 4. Change the number of holiday dates from at least 4000 to at least 100 per year.

Items 17, 22 and 23. Delete in their entirety

2) Clarification/Change. The furnishing of fire alarm systems is not part of this RFP; however, monitoring of all

equipment currently being monitored is a part of this RFP. In as much as currently monitored equipment includes

proprietary fire alarm systems, we are breaking out the monitoring of this equipment as a separate line item on the

price proposal form. Bidders are allowed to no-bid this item if they are not authorized dealers of the fire alarm

manufacturer. The Authority reserves the right to make award to more than one vendor on the basis of item, group

or total bid whichever is in its best interest.

3) Addendum #2, Attachment 4-Price Proposal Form is DELETED in its entirety and replaced with the attached

Price Proposal Form – REVISED 10-16-12. The price schedule has been changed to create a separate line item for

fire alarm monitoring (see 2 above). We are requesting separate unit prices for burglar and fire on a monthly basis to

be multiplied by 36 months for a total 3 year price at each location.

4) Site Inspection #2, held on October 11, 2012. A listing of attendees is attached.

All other terms and conditions of the original RFP remain unchanged. Questions concerning this RFP should be

put in writing to Linda Kennedy at

[email protected]

Issued By:

Jeff Seeley, Systems Administrator Housing Authority of the City of Hartford 180 Overlook Terrace, Hartford, CT 06106

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Addendum #3

SECTION 5: PRICE PROPOSAL FORM - REVISED 10-16-12

All work shall be in strict accordance with the terms and conditions of the Contract Number

(1651-12), as supplemented by the information contained herein:

( ) Plans/drawings and specifications dated – (to be supplied by the successful Respondent)

( ) Statement of Work - (to be supplied by the successful Respondent)

PERFORMANCE PERIOD: Work shall be complete within 120 days after receipt of notice

to proceed, unless otherwise approved by the OITPM.

PERFORMANCE & PAYMENT BONDS: Payment and performance bonds in the amount

of 100% of the bid award are due within 10 days of award.

INSURANCE CERTIFICATE: Evidence of general liability, auto and workers

compensations in minimum limits of $1,000,000 will be due within 10 days of award. (See

Section 36 of HUD Form 5370)

DAVIS BACON WAGE DETERMINATION: The prevailing wage determination checked

below, in effect at the time of award of the Contract, is attached and applicable to the

Contract.

( X ) Wage Schedule for Residential Work (4 stories and under)

( X ) Wage Schedule for Building Work (over 4 stories)

Bidders are required to hold firm to their bid price for 120 days from the date of bid opening.

BID PRICE. Respondent agrees to provide for the furnishing of all design work, labor,

material, equipment, and supervision necessary to affect a turnkey solution for security

systems at multiple locations as described in this RFP

Bidder has attached the following pages which will be taken into consideration in evaluation,

award and negotiation of contract.

( )

Issues and Assumptions in accordance with Section 2, 3.1

( )

Add-ons, Options and Accessories in accordance with Section 2, 3.2

( )

Future Costs in accordance with Section 2, 3.3

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ITEM DESCRIPTION

UNIT

UNIT

PRICE

QTY TOTAL

Design, Furnish, Install, Maintain and Monitor Systems

at the following locations in accordance with the

requirements of Request for Proposal #1651-12. All

monitoring and maintenance prices must be guaranteed

for a period of 3 years from the start of contract.

01 SMITH TOWER – TOTAL

JOB

LUMP SUM

Not Applicable JOB $_____________

01.1

01.2

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Burglar Alarm Systems

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Fire Alarm Systems Month Month $___________ $___________ 36 36 $_____________ $_____________ 02 BETTY KNOX APARTMENTS – TOTAL JOB LUMP SUM

Not Applicable JOB $_____________

02.1

02.2

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Burglar Alarm Systems

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Fire Alarm Systems Month Month $___________ $___________ 36 36 $_____________ $_____________ 03 MARY MAHONEY

VILLAGE – TOTAL JOB

LUMP SUM

Not Applicable JOB $_____________

03.1

03.2

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Burglar Alarm Systems

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Fire Alarm Systems Month Month $____________ $____________ 36 36 $_____________ $______________ 04 KENT APARTMENTS – TOTAL JOB LUMP SUM

Not Applicable JOB $______________

04.1

04.2

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Burglar Alarm Systems

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Fire Alarm Systems Month Month $_____________ $____________ 36 36 $______________ $______________

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05 MARY SHEPARD PLACE – TOTAL JOB

LUMP SUM

Not Applicable JOB $________________

05.1

05.2

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Burglar Alarm Systems

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Fire Alarm Systems Month Month $_____________ $_____________ 36 36 $________________ $________________

06 WAREHOUSE – TOTAL JOB LUMP

SUM

Not Applicable JOB $________________

06.1

06.2

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Burglar Alarm Systems

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Fire Alarm Systems Month Month $_____________ $____________ 36 36 $________________ $________________ 07 ADMINISTRATIVE

OFFICES – TOTAL JOB

LUMP SUM

Not Applicable JOB $________________

07.1

07.2

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Burglar Alarm Systems

365, 24/7 Monitoring and Maintenance of Fire Alarm Systems ANNUAL Month $_____________ $_____________ 36 36 $________________ $________________ 08 ENTERPRISE ACCESS

CONTROL SYSTEM. ALL

HARDWARE AND

SOFTWARE NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE 1000 USERS (excluding installation which should be built into the total job price at each location)

LUMP SUM

Not Applicable $________________

08.1 Annual Support to resolve problems, including 800 Hotline, as applicable. Annual Fee should be guaranteed for 3 years from the end of the first year.

ANNUAL $_____________ 3 $________________

08.2 Annual Fee for

Upgrades/Enhancements as necessary to stay current for annual support purposes. Annual Fee should be guaranteed for 3 years from the end of the first year.

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9.0 ON-SITE TRAINING FOR ALL SYSTEMS (Use an extra sheet of paper to items costs per training session if necessary).

LUMP SUM $________________ TOTAL BID $

SIGNATURE:

_____________________________________________________/_________________

Name and title of person authorized to sign

Dated

COMPANY

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