D-21 System Upgrades and PMI Services at Ellsworth AFB, SD
ID: F1V3M15149A001Type: Sources Sought
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DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE AIR FORCEFA4690 28 CONS PKCELLSWORTH AFB, SD, 57706-4947, USA

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Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths) (561621)

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MAINT/REPAIR/REBUILD OF EQUIPMENT- ALARM, SIGNAL, AND SECURITY DETECTION SYSTEMS (J063)

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    The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Air Force, is seeking sources for the modernization of the D-21 Fire Alarm System at Ellsworth Air Force Base (AFB) in South Dakota. The project involves upgrading both hardware and software components of the D-21 system, which is critical for incident detection and management, and includes a Preventative Maintenance Inspection (PMI) visit six months post-upgrade to ensure system performance. Interested parties are invited to submit a capabilities package by January 10, 2026, to Joseph Mace at joseph.mace.3@us.af.mil, as this sources sought notice is intended for market analysis and does not constitute a procurement commitment. Responses should include company details, business size, and a statement of intent to bid, with no proposals or cost data required at this stage.

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    This Statement of Work (SOW) outlines the requirements for technology upgrades and Preventative Maintenance Inspection (PMI) services for the D-21 emergency response system at Ellsworth AFB, SD. The project aims to modernize the D-21 system's hardware and software, ensuring continued reliability and enhanced operational capabilities for incident detection, management, and recording. Monaco Enterprises Inc. is responsible for providing and installing replacement widescreen monitors, Dual KVM extenders, and desk UPS units at Fire Station 1. Additionally, Monaco will provide and install three repair-by-replace CPUs (S1, H1, and NAS) in the Server Room, configuring them with the base's current D-21 database and V2 software upgrades. Existing software licenses will be transferred, and the old CPUs will be decommissioned. A subsequent PMI visit is scheduled approximately six months post-upgrade to ensure system performance.
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