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Security Systems Installation and Calibration Technician

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This subcontract opportunity is for a Security Systems Installation and Calibration Technician to support prime contractors on Bureau of the State House projects in Boston, Massachusetts. The selected technician will be responsible for the physical installation and calibration of SMD 600 plus walk-through metal detectors, which includes configuring security programs and establishing web-browser networking for supervisory monitoring. A critical component of the scope involves conducting final calibration tests to ensure the equipment effectively blocks interference from rebar and steel. The project concludes with the delivery of a fully operational system accompanied by formal documentation. Interested parties should note the response deadline of November 19, 2026, for this specialized technical installation under NAICS code 238210.

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Security systems installation and calibration for Boston State House projects by November 19, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of BD-27-1009-BSH01-BSH01-135079.

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ITC71: Walk- Through Metal Detector

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AgencyMassachusetts → Bureau of the State House
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Performs physical installation and calibration of walk-through metal detectors for prime contractors on Bureau of the State House (BSH) projects. Sets up SMD 600 plus units, configures security programs and web-browser networking for supervisory monitoring, and conducts final calibration tests to ensure interference blocking of rebar and steel. Delivers a fully installed, calibrated, and operational metal detector with formal documentation.

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