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36C24726Q0802 Amendment 0001

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Amendment 0001 for solicitation 36C24726Q0802 extends the offer due date to September 08, 2026, at 12:00 PM EST. Offerors must acknowledge receipt of this amendment with their submissions. The project involves the procurement and installation of audiovisual equipment, including a digital soundboard with 24 faders, a PTZ camera with a handheld remote, and a HDMI switcher with at least 4 input channels. Technical specifications require Crown amplifiers providing 650W at 8 Ohms per 2-channel amplifier, a 4-output HDMI splitter, and a 25-foot analog snake for surface mounting. The contractor is responsible for providing a digital camera, TV mounts for cinder block and sheetrock walls, and the installation of fiber optic cables to Samsung televisions within a single room. The scope includes the configuration of a Fractal Audio AXE-FX III for two guitars and one bass guitar. While the contractor must provide most hardware, the four existing microphones will be reused. The installation site features an open vaulted ceiling approximately 30 feet high with open rafters.

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Amendment 0001 extends offer deadline to September 8, 2026 for audiovisual equipment installation.

Agency

Department Of Veterans Affairs → 247-NETWORK Contract Office 7 (36C247)View Agency

NAICS

238210 - Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation ContractorsView NAICS

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AL, 36083, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → 247-NETWORK Contract Office 7 (36C247)
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OfficeAUGUSTA, GA, 30904, USA
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Department Of Veterans Affairs → 247-NETWORK Contract Office 7 (36C247)
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Office AddressAUGUSTA, GA, 30904, USA
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THADDEUS GRAYCONTRACT SPECIALIST

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Questions and Answers



The purpose of this amendment is provide answers to the additional questions received after the question period. The due date for offers is extended until September 08, 2026, at 12:00PM EST.


**Offerors must acknowledge receipt of Amendment 0001 with their offers**



Q1: Does the soundboard need to be analog or digital?


A1: Digital


Q2: If digital, how many faders are required?


A2: 24 faders


Q3: How many watts per channel on the Crown amplifiers?


A3: 650W @ 8 Ohms


Q4: How many channels per amplifier?


A4: 2


Q5: How many HDMI outputs on the HDMI Splitter?


A5: 4


Q6: The Description of Need lists an audio inserter but that is not in the requirements, please specify if an audio inserter is required.


A6: Combining the audio feed from the sound board with the video feed from the camera is a requirement


Q7: The Description of Need lists a digital camera, is the contractor to provide a camera?


A7: Yes


Q8: The Description of Need lists a HDMI switcher but that is not in the requirements, please specify if an HDMI switcher is required and if so how many inputs and outputs.


A8: It is required.  The switcher needs to support a minimum of 4 input channels


Q9: The description of Need lists microphones but none are listed in the requirements, are microphones to be reused or is the contractor to quote microphones?


A9: The existing microphones will be reused


Q10: If microphones are requested to be provided, please specify how many, wired or wireless, and what type of wireless (i.e. handheld, lavalier, or head worn)


A10: Not required


Q11: If so, please specify if it needs to be a Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) camera or a professional/handheld camera?


A11: PTZ


Q12: If the customer requests a PTZ camera, do they want a control system to control the camera, HDMI switching, and audio from a wireless touch panel?


A12: The camera needs to be controlled with a handheld remote


Q13: If a control system is requested would the customer prefer to control volume from an iPad instead of a physical soundboard?


A13: Control from a physical soundboard


Q14: Is fiber distribution already in place for all rooms that the Fiber Command is to tie into?


A14: No.  Fiber optic cables will need to be installed to each Samsung television.


Q15: If not please specify how many rooms and approximate distances required.


A15: All monitors will be placed in the same room.  Approximate distance is 75.


Q16: Is the snake to be analog or digital?


A16: Analog


Q17: If analog, how long does the snake need to be?


A17: Approximately 25'


Q18: How is the snake to be ran?  (i.e. in conduit, through basement, surface mount, through the ceiling)


A18: Surface mount


Q19: If digital, is there a CAT line already in place for use?


A19: NA


Q20: If cables need ran in the ceiling how high is the ceiling?


A20: 30'


Q21: Is it open rafters?


A21: Yes


Q22: Can we get a lift or scaffolding in to run cables or would a ladder work?


A22: It is an open vaulted ceiling approximately 


Q23: Is the Fractal Audio AXE-FX III to be utilized for a guitar or as a digital signal processor?


A23: It is to be utilized for 2 guitars and a base guitar and needs to be fully configured as part of the project.


Q24: Is the contractor to provide mounts for the TVs or will those also be purchased by the customer?


A24: Mounts should be provided by contractor


Q25: How high are the TVs to be hung and on what type of wall?


A25: One wall is cinder block and the other is sheetrock.


Q26: If the contractor is to provide the TV mounts are they required to be full motion mounts?


A26: Flat mounts are fine.


Q27: Please provide a list of existing equipment that is to be reused.


A27: The only existing equipment to be reused is the 4 existing microphones.

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