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” Security Camera Upgrade Project”
Basic Information
| Bid Title | Security Camera Upgrade Project |
| Bid Category | CCTV |
| Bid Number | 25-0090 |
| Bid Announced by | Nebraska Department of Correctional Svcs |
| Project Location(s) | 4201 S 14th St Lincoln, NE 68502 |
| City | Lincoln |
| State/Province | NE |
| Country | Canada |
| Bid Issue Date | Nov 3, 2026 |
| Questions Due Date | Nov 13, 2026 01:00 PM |
| Submittal Due Date | Nov 19, 2026 02:00 PM |
| Pre-bid Event | Optional |
| Pre-bid Event Date | Nov 3, 2026 09:00 AM |
| Pre-bid Event Type | In reference to the Pre-bid Meeting held November 3, 2026 at 9:00 am, attached please find the sign-in form and meeting notes. |
| Link To Bid Source | https://plans.adtechsupply.com/View/ViewJob.aspx?job_id=14374 |
| Scope of Work | The scope of this project includes replacement of several existing analog and IP cameras (refer to ES series drawings), and video surveillance system head-end equipment (including but not limiting to servers, video storage, media converters, etc.). The new cameras shall be IP based, high definition and POE cameras. All new cameras shall be manufactured by Bosch (to match NDCS standard). The new video management software shall be the latest available version of Bosch VMS (BVMS 14.0 +Patch 1). All cameras shall be recorded, and video storage shall be sized to retain video recording for 90 days. All cameras shall be continuously recording at native resolution at 15 images per second. Quiet time recording (no motion) shall be at native resolution and 2 images per second. The motion shall be estimated at 70%. |
| Required System | CCTV |
| Bid Contact Person | Jon Dalton, Coordinating Professional, Electrical Engineer |
| Phone | 402-476-9700 |
| jon.dalton@davisdesign.com | |
| Notes | View NotesAll new video system components shall be connected to network switches via CAT6 cable using patch panels. If any cable length between a component (camera, workstation, etc.) and a network switch, including slack, exceeds 300', provide new fiber optic cable, media converters and power supplies to support camera and media converter operation. Provide power for media converters from approved UPS circuits. All underground CAT6 runs shall be in conduit and shall utilize direct-burial rated cable. Work shall be phased out to install all new infrastructure and servers, etc. in place prior to removing existing surveillance equipment. Coordinate with the owner for the phasing of work by area. A phasing plan shall be submitted for owner approval prior to commencement of work. Downtime of existing systems shall be kept to a minimum during the course of the installation. Network switches shall be provided by the NDCS OCIO. Patch panels and associated head end patch cables shall be provided and installed by the contractor. 1 Gig should be sufficient. All existing video surveillance equipment (including but not limited to cameras, video monitors, servers and recorders, etc.) shall be removed and returned to the owner in accordance with ES series of drawings. Inventory to be reallocated to Central Office. New video management system equipment and all system components shall be powered from the back-up power systems with additional backup from uninterruptible power systems. New UPS backup shall provide for a minimum of 10 minutes at fully connected load. Refer to “E” series drawings for the power requirements. All security integrator provided hardware (including but not limited to CPUs, IP cameras, monitors, servers, etc.) and software shall be the latest available products on the market at the date of the project implementation and no more than 6 months prior to the system installation. Notify owner of any pending upgrades. All licensing for cameras and software shall be included and no recurring license fees shall apply. The NDCS has standardized Bosch BVMS (latest version) software – it shall be purchased with all upgrades to allow the owner to replace cameras without additional license fees or software upgrade fees for the life of the system. CAT6 cabling for new cameras shall be installed in conduit from the camera to the nearest accessible ceiling. Provide j hooks and plenum-rated (CMP) cabling for all runs above accessible ceilings. Where accessible ceilings are not available, all cables shall be installed in conduit from the camera location to the designated security/IT cabinet. |
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