(Sources Sought) RV Storage and Computer Gate Upgrades

The United States Air Force is conducting market research to identify potential sources that can improve the security of and access to the RV storage lots on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) in Alaska. The project involves upgrading the current gate access security system and software. The contractor will be required to replace existing software, door controllers, card readers, and other hardware, as well as provide labor for wiring and connecting the new system. The contractor will also be responsible for providing a cloud-based system, controlling all 8 gates individually, and providing access via a mobile app to monitor and control the gates. • The system must be able to support unlimited sites, readers, card holders, administrators, events, inputs, outputs, and auxiliary devices. • The system must have mobile credentials, with the ability to add additional mobile passes at any time. • The system must have text message and email notification capabilities, with unlimited notifications configurable by site, user, doors, and criteria. • The system must have automatic updates to the access platform and control panels. • The system must have cybersecurity standards, including HTTPS using TLS 1.2 + for all communications and AES-256 + for data encryption at rest.