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GSA Security and Scientific Schedules
Presented by:
Dion Duarte and Brenda McCall
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WHO ARE WE?
Southwest Supply Acquisition Center
Located in Fort Worth, TX
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SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT AND SEVICES - SCHEDULE 66
1. - TEST AND MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT, AVIATION INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT, AIRCRAFT COMPONENTS, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR SERVICES AND UNMANNED SCIENTIFIC VEHICLES
2. - CHEMISTRY, BIOCHEMISTRY, CLINICAL INSTRUMENTS, GENERAL PURPOSE LABORATORY INSTRUMENTS, LABORATORY FURNISHINGS AND ACCESSORIES, AND RELATED SERVICES
3. - GEOPHYSICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES
4. – LABORATORY TESTING AND ANALYSIS SERVICES
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TEST/MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT/UNMANNED
SCIENTIFIC VEHICLES (UVS) (Including but not limited to)
Aircraft Components, Maintenance & Repair Services
Avionics Test Equipment, Engine Instruments
Microwave/Millimeter Wave Antennas
Ground Penetrating Radar Equipment
Load and Pressure Transducers
Test Sets For RF Communication and GPS Receivers
Unmanned Vehicle Systems and Related Services (UVS)
Services and Product Support Options – Calibration, Extended Warranty and Service Agreements
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LAB INSTRUMENTS, FURNISHINGS AND LIMS (Including but not limited to)
Reusable and Disposable Laboratory Plastic and Glass Ware
Laboratory Workstation Design/Installation
Modular Laboratory Furniture Systems
Blood Cell, Biomolecule and Elemental Analyzers
Liquid, Gas, Mass, Infrared, Spectrometer Systems
Laboratory, Vehicular and Industrial Scales
Tissue Embedding Equipment
Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS)
NOTE: Many of the aforementioned are inclusive of all “Related Chemistries, Supplies and Consumables” and/or “Product
Support Options”
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LAB INSTRUMENTS, FURNISHINGS AND LIMS
(Continued)
Out of Scope work:
Medical Equipment for Human Use Only
Patient Care Services
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GEOPHYSICAL/ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS EQUIPMENT
AND SERVICES (Including but not limited to)
Water Current Meters, Seawater Sampling & Salinity
Equipment
Seismic Measuring and Recording Instruments
Underwater Releases, Transponders Buoys and Platforms and
Oceanographic Analysis and Display Systems
Soil Temperature, Air, Solar Radiation, Barometric, Humidity,
Precipitation and Wind Measuring Instruments
Global Positioning Systems (GPS)
Multiparameter Environment & Flood Data Acquisition Systems
Surveying Equipment
Radioactivity Detectors
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MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL ELECTRICAL AND
GEOPHYSICAL TESTING SERVICES (Including but not limited to)
Mechanical Testing and Analysis
Material Strength, Fracture, Fatigue, Shear, Torsion
Chemical Testing and Analysis Services*
Wet Chemistry and Associated Physical Test,
Occupation/Drug Testing, Biological, Environmental and
Hazardous Waste
Electrical Testing and Analysis Services
Inspection, Safety, Performance, Certification and
Compliance Testing, (IAW Nationally and Internationally
Standards)
NOTE: *lncludes “Related Chemistries, Supplies and Consumables”
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MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL ELECTRICAL AND
GEOPHYSICAL TESTING SERVICES (Continued) (Including but not limited to)
Geotechnical and Thermal/Fire Testing and Analysis
Construction Material, Geological Material, Geophysical,
Geosynthetical, Seismographic, Oceanographic,
Metrological, Thermal/Heat Testing
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MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL ELECTRICAL AND
GEOPHYSICAL TESTING SERVICES (Continued)
Professional Services Only
Coverage is Nationwide
Awarded and Priced on a Per Test; Standard Service Basis; or
Hourly Professional Rates
Order Per Test/Service or Prepared Statement Of Work (SOW)
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MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL ELECTRICAL AND
GEOPHYSICAL TESTING SERVICES (Continued)
Out of Scope work:
Environmental Planning Services
Environmental Compliance Services
Review and Recommendation of Waste Tracking or Handling Systems
Assistance Regarding Hazardous Material Spills
Remediation Services or Engineering Services
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PRODUCT SUPPORT OPTIONS
The Product schedules contain SIN(s) for:
Equipment Leasing
Equipment Maintenance and Repair
Pre/Post-Purchase or Calibration Traceability Certificate
Extended Warranties
Service Agreements
Technical Training and Support (TTS)
Technical/Application Development Support (TADS)
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PRODUCT SUPPORT OPTIONS (Continued)
Can be Purchased as Stand Alone Services
Contractors are Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) or
OEM Approved and Certified
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PROFESSIONAL SCIENTIFIC SERVICES (Including but not limited to)
Related to Scientific and Academic Research and Development in Physical, Biological, Veterinary, Natural and
Life Sciences
Testing Services and Laboratories; and Other Professional,
Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services
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HOW CAN THE SCHEDULE 66 TEAM SUPPORT YOU?
Perform Reviews of SOW to Determine if Requirements are
Within the Scope of Schedule 66
Contact Industry Partners to Encourage Participation in
Upcoming Solicitations
Assist Customers in Sourcing Products and Services
Assist Customers with Navigation of GSA eTools (Advantage,
eLibrary)
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NEED MORE INFORMATION?
Richard Armstead, Section Chief, 817-850-8124
Mary Ann Swearingen, Contracting Officer, 817-850-8102
Laura Wair, Senior Contracting Officer, 817-850-8132
Yolande Wilson, Contract Specialist, 817-850-8126
Jan Slick, Contract Specialist, 817-850-5594
Mark Sims, Branch Chief, 817-850-5534
Dion Duarte, SSAC Program Manager, 817-850-8408
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Questions
QUESTIONS
Law Enforcement, Fire-Fighting,
& Security Solutions
Brenda McCall
Multiple Award Schedule 84
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AGENDA
Overview of offerings Marin Craft
Fire-Fighting Equipment
Guard Services
Special Purpose Clothing
Law Enforcement and Security
Recent Enhancements Drug Test Services
Body-Worn Cameras
Physical Access Security Systems (PACS)
Future Expansion
Question and Answers
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Schedule 84 – Snapshot of Offerings
Attachment 1: Marine Craft & Equipment
Patrol Boats
Attachment 2: Firefighting & Rescue Equipment
Attachment 3: Alarm/Facility Management Systems
& Protective Service Occupations
Physical Access Control Systems (PACS)
Guard Services
Attachment 4: Special Purpose Clothing
Fire Fighting & EMS Clothing
Attachment 5: Law Enforcement & Security
Equipment /Services
Body Worn Cameras (BWC)
Drug Testing Services
www.gsa.gov/firesecurity
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Marine Craft and Equipment
Patrol Boats
Inflatables
Trailers
Marine Craft Electronics
Inboard and Outboard
Engines
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Fire-Fighting Equipment
Commercial Item Equivalents to DLA Wild land Fire Program Wildland Fire Schedules Spreadsheet
Fire Extinguishing/Suppressing Products
Distress/Signal and Heat Sensing Devices
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Guard Services
Special Item Number (SIN) 246 54
Competitive Pricing
Value-added incentives
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Guard Services – Value Added Incentives
• Mitigate risks due to volatility of industry
• Conduct on-going risk assessment
• Benchmark industry standard over time
• Increase confidence in the quality of contractors
i.e. financial stability
• Eliminate the need to make risk assessment
determination on each awarded BPA – save time
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Guard Services – Value Added Incentives
• Customer consultations
• Review Statements of Work through acquisition and
CSD networks
• Included sample SOW in Schedule 84 Solicitation to
help customer with requirements development
• Ongoing process in awarding labor categories using
DHS’s specifications.
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Special Purpose Clothing
Wildland Fire Fighting Clothing
Structural Fire Fighting Clothing
Hazmat and Emergency Response
Clothing
Military Uniforms
Footwear – boots, shoes,
safety toe, etc.
Security Wear
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Law Enforcement Equipment
Misc. Personal Equipment
Helmets and Body Armor
Restraining Equipment
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Law Enforcement Equipment
Bomb Detection
Equipment
HAZMAT Response
First Responder Equipment,
Training, & Services
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Drug Testing Services
SIN 426-4M – Employment, Forensic Drug Testing Equipment and
Services – Including, but not limited to drug testing kits, random,
forensic and employment drug testing services, and specimen
collection for drug testing purposes.
Market Research
March 2, 2015 – Solicitation refreshed
Customer outreach
POC: Kevin Mitchell, 817-850-5555
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Body Worn Cameras
Agencies working to improve
Accountability and Public Safety
SIN 426-4S – Surveillance Systems,
Wearable Body Cameras, Vehicular Video
Presidential Task Force – Final Report (MAY 2015)
Collaboration with DOJ, Bureau of Justice Assistance
National Body-Worn Camera Toolkit: https://bja.gov/bwc/
BWC Implementation Checklist
Current availability of products and services on Schedule 84
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Body Worn Cameras
2016 Body-Worn Camera (BWC) Collaboration Event
U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Greater Southwest Region Date: Monday, May 2, 2016 Time: 8:30am CST - 3:30pm CST Location: Lanham Federal Office Building, 819 Taylor Street, Room 4A14A, Texas Room, Fort Worth, TX 76102
POC: Kevin Mitchell, GSA Contracting Officer 817-850-5555, [email protected]
Subject matter experts from the Office of Justice Program’s Bureau of Justice Assistance will be discussing their support of the Administration’s BWC Partnership Program
Subject matter experts from the Security Industry Association’s BWC working group will host a panel discussion on the pros and cons of data storage options and how LEAs can safeguard the recorded content captured by officers in the field
Vendor exhibits and live demonstrations of BWC equipment and peripherals available through GSA’s Multiple Award Schedules Program
Network with other federal and local law enforcement agencies and leading industry experts
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Physical Access Control Systems (PACS)
History
SIN realignment and/or
addition/deletion of SINs
Refresh No. 26 issued February 2016
Webinar on changes provided in March 2016
Future Opportunities under PACS in Discussion
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New Initiatives
Helicopters
Search and Rescue Drones
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How the Schedule 84 Team Can Support You!
Scope Reviews of Upcoming Requirements to determine what areas
within Schedule 84 are best suited to fulfill requirement of SOW
Seek out information on vendors’ full breadth of product lines
available
Contact vendors to encourage participation in upcoming
solicitations
Work with you through the purchasing process and navigating the
GSA e-Tools (Advantage, E-Library)
Host On-Site Industry Days for more complex projects that demand a
personal level of customer service
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Questions