to lighting circuit to include a stepdown transformer (not ...

to lighting circuit to include a stepdown transformer (not shown) Please identify of cabinets which will require a step-down transformer. Please identify specify transformed requirements (i.e., 277/120 etc). Based on the layout of the Cabinet, it does not appear that there 1s adequate space to accommodate the transformer unit. Please Advise

A4. Please disregard Note 5 - It is not applicable to VNB as there are no proposed remote cabinet at VNB. Please see attached revised Specifications dated August 8, 2021.

Q5. Section 2.01 Item -G: Cabinet Assembly Please confirm that 48 position fiber optic patch panel is required for each of the Main cabinets and Replacement

· cabinet. If the answer to question is yes, please specify how many actual fiberTerminations the fiber optic path panel should be equipped to handle (i.e., 12,24,36,48)

AS. See attached table (Attachment BJ

Q6 Please confirm if a fiber optic patch panel is required for the VN LL Retrofit Cabinet if so, please specify size required.

A6 Each VN LL Retrofit cabinet will reuse an existing 2F SM fiber optic cable with ST connectors for the uplink to the existing TBTA fiber network. The Contractor shall furnish and te3st a 2 port ST to ST outlet mounted to the cabinet's back panel and ST to LC patch cords with each VN LL Retrofit cabinet. Please see attached revised Specifications dated August 8, 2021.

Q7 VN Lower Level Retrofit Cabinet Layout Drawing. Item # 1 on the Cabinet layout "stainless steel panel 2lx27 (Existing to remain)" indicates that the existing back panel will be reused to mount the new equipment. (Question 1) Please confirm if contractor should procure a new back panels for the purpose of mounting, wiring, and testing equipment during DAT & FAT testing?

A7. For the VN Lower Level Retrofit Cabinet, disregard "Existing to Remain" for the back Panel, transformer, circuit breaker and receptacle. Contractor shall furnish and test new back panels, fully populated and wired with all new components, including new transformer, new circuit breaker and new receptacle. The existing back panels and all existing internal components are to be removed by TBTA forces from the existing VN LL Retrofit cabinet shells

and replaced with the new fully populated back panels furnished by the Contractor. Please see attached revised Specifications dated August 8, 2021

for the VN LL Retrofit Cabinet Layout in Section 2.02.

Q8. Please confirm if Contractor should provide CA T-6 cables for CCTV cameras connections to the retrofit cabinets?

21-ITS-2983 Addendum #2

AS.

Q9.

A9.

The CAT 6 cables between the VN LL Retrofit Cabinets and the CCTV cameras will be provided by TBT A. Please see attached revised Specifications dated August 8, 2021, section 2.02, B, 11, section 2.02, G,2, and Section 3.03.

2.04 Cameras -Item B -Camera Mounting Hardware: Item #4 "At LL, mounts to allow camera views to not be obscured by the ongoing fence project. Will require cameras to be offset from their current locations on the steel posts."

Comment: Without specific details (i.e., offset distance per camera location) it is difficult to determine the actual cost to address this requirement. Field surveys should first be conducted to determine the required field to view and associated camera placement location with offset. We are requesting that this item be removed from bid. Cost associated with camera mounting to be addressed by the project cost allowance after bid is awarded. Please Advise.

As part of the bid, the contractor shall provide the following parts for the VN LL camera mounting hardware:

A. For each VN LL PTZ camera, provide1. Two (2) Axis J45 Connector Push

2. One (1) Axis T94A01D pendent kit3. One (1) Axis T91B52 12" Extension pipe

4. One (1) Axis T94K01D pendant kitB. For each VN LL Fixed camera, the mounting hardware will be provided by

TBTA.

If additional mounting hardware is needed at VN LL, the other parts either will be furnished by TBTA or will be procured using the allowance item after

the bid is awarded. Please see attached revised Specification dated August 8,

2021 Section 2.04.

QI 0 CCTV Main Cabinet layout. Please identify the device -item # 1 below and its function. Is this device required for the Main cabinet? If item no. 2 is a surge arrestor when there is already a surge protector with integrated EMC filter?

AlO. In the Main Cabinet, only the surge protection with integrated EMC filter is

required. Please see attached revised Specifications dated August 8, 2021.

Q 11. Request clarification on "Authority approved equivalent" Reference 2.04 Cameras PTZ-WTI Viper H.265 HD30L: Is the Authority open to new technology, substitutions of their (Axis Q3517-LVE) & (Axis P1375-E) cameras listed. Are you able to confirm for us which specifications of the VNB LL (Axis Q35 l 7-LVE) & others (Axis P1375- E) that would prohibit the use of substitutions? ( ex. Existing footprint allowance).

A12. The Authority will not evaluate additional cameras at this time. Please see Attached revised Specifications dated August 8, 2021.

21-ITS-2983 Addendum #2

CBB, MPB, HHB, TNB, VNB CCTV System Upgrade

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SPECIFICATION SECTION 34 41 90

CCTV SYSTEM: FURNISH, CONFIGURE, TEST, AND WARRANTY

PART 1. GENERAL

The vendor shall furnish, configure, test, and warranty new Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) System equipment.

This includes the Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) Camera, Fixed Camera, mounting hardware, field cabinet assemblies with

internal components, as well as the device wiring between the field cabinet assembly and the cameras. Each cabinet

assembly shall be furnished fully populated with panels, din rails, terminal blocks, circuit breakers, fuses, surge

protectors, ground buses, fiber optic patch panels, Ethernet switches, power supplies, cable management, etc. so that

it is a complete assembly that is fully operational unit once connected to 120VAC power service and fiber optic

cable for communications, and is ready for installation by Authority forces. The cabinet assemblies shall be

configured and tagged for each location listed in Appendix C.

All equipment and the cabinet layouts shall be submitted for approval by the Authority. With the approved layout,

one complete assembly of each type shall be demonstrated to the Authority for approval. All items and the

assembly shall be thoroughly tested prior to delivery to the Authority.

All equipment shall include a three (3) year hardware warranty.

Exclusions:

The following items shall be performed separately by the Authority and are excluded from this specification:

• The installation of the cameras and field cabinet assemblies at the MTA B&T Bridges shall be performed

separately by the Authority.

• The 120V power service and the fiber optic cable connections to the field cabinet assemblies shall be

furnished and installed separately by the Authority.

• Any required lane closures or lift shall be provided by the Authority.

• The integration of the field devices to the ATMS Dynac central system shall be performed separately by the

Authority.

1.01 Definitions

• A - Amperes

• AASHTO - American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials

• AC - alternating current

• ANSI - American National Standards Institute

• ASTM - American Society for Testing and Materials

• Authority - MTA Bridges and Tunnels, TBTA

• bps - bits per second

• C – Celsius

• Cat. – Category

• CBB – Cross Bay Bridge

• Cd - Candela

• Control Computer - a desktop or laptop computer used to communicate with cameras.

• DAT - Design Approval Test

Attachment A


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• DC - direct current

• DCS – device configuration software (provided by device manufacturers)

• ECP – MTA B&T’s Engineering and Construction Procedures

• EIA - Electronics Industry Alliance

• F - Fahrenheit

• FAT – Factory Acceptance Test

• FCC - Federal Communications Commission

• GUI - graphical user interface

• HHB – Henry Hudson Bridge

• Hz - Hertz or cycles per second

• IEC – International Electrotechnical Commission

• IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

• IP – Ingress Protection

• IP – Internet Protocol

• ISO - International Organization for Standardization

• ITS - Intelligent Transportation System

• LED - Light Emitting Diode

• LL – Lower Level

• MP – Megapixels

• MPB – Marine Parkway Bridge

• NEC - National Electric Code

• NEMA - National Electrical Manufacturers Association

• NTCIP - National Transportation Communications for ITS Protocol

• Object - An NTCIP term referring to an element of data in a NTCIP-compatible device that can be

manipulated to control or monitor the device

• ONVIF - Open Network Video Interface Forum

• Operator - Person using a computer to control or monitor devices

• OSHA - Occupational Safety and Health Administration

• PDU - Power Distribution Unit

• PDP – Power Distribution Panel

• PoE – Power over Ethernet

• PTZ – Pan Tilt Zoom

• RMA – Return Merchandise Authorization

• SAT – Stand Alone Test

• SFP – small form factor pluggable

• SNMP - Simple Network Management Protocol

• SS – Stainless Steel

• STMF - Simple Transportation Management Framework

• TCP: Transmission Control Protocol


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• TNB – Throgs Neck Bridge

• UDP - User Datagram Protocol

• UL - Underwriters Laboratories

• μs – microsecond

• V – volt

• VN / VNB – Verrazano Narrows Bridge

• W – watt

1.02 References

A. AASHTO Standard Specifications for Structural Support for Highway Signs, Luminaires and Traffic

Signals

B. ANSI Z535.4: Product Safety Signs and Labels

C. IEEE 802.3af/at/bt: Standards for PoE Type 1, Type 2, Type 3, and Type 4

D. Moving Picture Experts Group: H.264

E. NEMA TS 2-2016: Traffic Controller Assemblies with NTCIP Requirements Version 03.07; Section 2

Environmental Requirements

F. ONVIF Profile S Specification

G. NEMA 250-2014 Enclosures for Electrical Equipment (1000 Volts Maximum): Type 4x

H. NTCIP 1205 v01 Amendment 1: Object Definitions for Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Camera

Control

I. FCC Rule 15, Part B: Rules and Regulations for Unintentional Radiators

J. FHWA MUTCD 2009: Federal Highway Administration, Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices,

2009 Edition

K. IEC 60529: Degrees of Protection Provided by Enclosures (IP Code)

L. IEC 60068-2-6: Environmental testing – Part 2-6: Tests – Vibration (sinusoidal)

M. IEC 60068-2-27: Environmental testing – Part 2-27: Tests – Shock

N. IEC 62262: Degree of protection provided by enclosures for electrical equipment against external

mechanical impacts (IK code): IK10

O. IEEE C62.41.1: Guide on the Surge Environment in Low Voltage (1000 V and less) AC Power Circuits

P. IEEE C62.41.2: Recommended Practice on Characteristic of Surges in Low Voltage (1000 V and less)

AC Power Circuits

Q. IEEE C62.42.45: Recommended Practice on Surge Testing for Equipment Connected to Low Voltage

(1000V and less) AC Power Circuits

R. NEMA Standards Publication 250: Enclosures for Electrical Equipment (1000 V maximum)

S. UL 50: Enclosures for Electrical Equipment


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T. UL 1449: Surge Protection Devices, Third Edition

1.03 Submittals

A. With their bid, Vendor shall sign and return the Qualifications Statement provided in Section 1.04 to

certify they fulfill the qualification requirements listed.

B. With their bid, the Vendor shall submit the following:

1. Proof of compliance with the qualifications listed in Section 1.04 including a list of installations with

agency names, system names, cabinet and camera type and quantity, commissioning date, contact

person names, addresses and telephone numbers of operating personnel who can be contacted

regarding the installations. Resume of proposed Project Manager and addresses and telephone

numbers of references. Address of cabinet assembly shop.

C. Within thirty days of contract award the Vendor shall submit an electronic copy of the following:

1. Product data catalog cut sheets, specifications, and installation and testing procedures for major

components including cabinet enclosures, cameras with software and related components, surge

protection devices, circuit breakers, Ethernet switch, SFP modules, fiber optic patch panel, and patch

cords.

2. Shop drawings for one (1) assembled cabinet of each type, including layouts of all internal

components, and wiring diagrams.

3. Site riser diagrams for each cabinet type, showing all cabling between the field cabinets and the

cameras.

D. Test Procedures – See “Testing” Section.

E. Training Materials – See “Training” Section.


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1.04 Vendor Qualifications

A. The Vendor shall meet the requirements listed in the Qualifications Statement below.

Qualifications Statement

1. Vendor shall have been in business in North America for a minimum of five (5) years prior to the bid date,

and Vendor’s cabinet assembly facility shall be no more than 75 miles away from NYC.

2. Vendor shall have delivered field equipment cabinet assemblies for a minimum of five (5) Roadway CCTV

projects, for at least two (2) different public sector roadway agencies in New York, New Jersey, or

Connecticut. The field equipment cabinets delivered have been operating successfully for at least two (2)

years.

3. Vendor shall provide a qualified Project Manager for the duration of the project. Project Manager shall

have experience in implementing a minimum of five (5) Roadway CCTV projects for two (2) Public

agencies in New York, New Jersey, or Connecticut.

4. Vendor shall have experience in conducting onsite testing of cameras and field cabinets on roadways.

5. Vendor shall have experience in configuring Cisco switches, and the vendor shall utilize staff with Cisco

certification for this task.

6. Vendor shall have experience in IP camera configuration for traffic monitoring.

7. Vendor shall have experience in providing IP based camera configuration training to Public Transportation

Agency internal work forces within in the past five (5) years.


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PART 2. PRODUCTS

2.01 Cabinet Assemblies

A. The Vendor shall furnish complete, populated, tested cabinet assemblies that are customized by location,

to the Authority for installation by Authority forces.

B. Cabinet enclosure shall meet the following requirements:

1. NEMA 4X 316 SS

2. Unpainted with smooth brushed finish.

3. Single full-size front door with the door opening flanged on all sides. Catch to hold the door open until

released.

4. 3-point latching mechanism with keyed lock and handle or Hasp and staple for padlocking the door.

The Authority will specify the keying of the lock. One keyed lock and two keys shall be provided with

each cabinet.

5. Tamperproof door hinges

6. All required mounting hardware shall be provided with each cabinet.

7. Clear plastic data pocket mounted to the inside of the door for the storage of documentation.

8. Internal wall stiffeners as required for pole mounting.

9. NEMA 4X SS breather drain with castellated lock nut.

10. Designed to support panel mounted equipment, rack mounting is not required.

11. Internal panels, DIN rails, and shelves as required to mount all equipment.

12. Provisions for conduit entry, gutter space for cable bends, cable management on panel as needed.

13. Size as required to mount all cabinet equipment plus a minimum of 10% spare space.

a. Spare space measured as contiguous vertical space on the back panel that is completely unoccupied

and not used for cable management or panel mounting, or otherwise occupied as gutter space at

conduit entry points.

C. Shall include power distribution components:

1. Terminal blocks to land incoming power cables.

2. Circuit breaker assembly including main circuit breaker. Circuit breakers approved and listed by UL.

3. AC power line surge protectors shall be installed between the load side of the input circuit breaker and

ground.

a. Nominal Line Voltage: Rated for the electrical service.

b. Modes of Protection: Main Neutral to Ground, Main Line to Ground, Line to Line.

c. Meets UL1449.

4. Ground bus (to be kept separate from the neutral in the cabinet).

5. Neutral bus.


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6. DC power supplies.

7. Low Voltage Power, communication and control conductors surge protection on all copper cables

entering the cabinet.

D. Shall include SS pole mounting brackets and SS bands to mount at locations where required.

E. Electrical Identification

1. Provide wiring diagrams specific to each cabinet and install in a re-enterable plastic sleeve.

2. Include external cabinet labels suitable for the service conditions. Coordinate tags with the Authority.

3. Include internal device and wiring labels that are suitable for the service conditions and that

correspond with the wiring diagrams.

4. Safety labels in accordance with OSHA, NEMA and NEC requirements shall be used to indicate

potential dangerous or hazardous situations. The contents of the labels shall be in accordance with the

ANSI Z535.4 standard, Product Safety Signs and Labels.

F. Ethernet Switch

1. Cisco Industrial grade shall be CISCO IE-4000-4GS8GP4G-E at all locations except for locations

designated as “Remote Cabinets” which shall be CISCO IE-3200-8P2S-E (CISCO IE-2000

replacement)– no exceptions.

2. Cisco Rugged SFP modules shall be CISCO GLC-LX-SM-RGD (1000BASE-LX/LH) or approved

equivalent.

3. Power Supply.

4. Mount on DIN rail within cabinet.

5. Wiring internal to cabinet including all required fiber patch cords to FOPP and copper patch cords to

equipment. Patch cords shall be suitable for the service conditions.

G. Fiber Optic Patch Panel

1. Furnish 48 fiber and 12 fiber patch panels.

2. Can support the splice and termination of one incoming 12 strand bulk fiber cable.

3. LC connectors.

4. Furnish factory connectorized pigtails, splice tray, sleeves, and cable management for future splice to

bulk cable by the Authority.

2.02 VN LL Cabinet Retrofit

A. The Vendor shall furnish configured and tested assemblies that can be readily installed into existing VN

LL cabinet shells. Authority forces will remove the existing backpanels and components in these shells

and replace them with the retrofit assemblies provided by the Vendor. The assemblies are to be

customized by location, tested, and delivered to the Authority.

B. Vendor-provided retrofit assemblies shall include components that meet the requirements listed in Section

2.01 and as described below. At a minimum these assemblies shall include:

1. Stainless Steel Back Panel

2. Primary side main over current protection device – 1 pole, 3A, 277VAC, UL listed


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3. Step down transformer – single phase, 277VAC primary, 120VAC secondary, 350VA, UL listed

4. Polycarbonate plate over transformer and terminals

5. NEMA 5-15R Receptacle, UL listed

6. Ground Bus

7. 2 Port ST to ST fiber optic outlet (mounted to back panel)

8. ST to LC fiber optic patch cords

9. Ethernet Switch, Power Supply, SFP Modules

10. PoE Injectors

11. Surge Suppressors on each Cat 6 cable from cameras (these cables are provided by TBTA)

12. Surge Suppressor on AC Power feeding the cabinet

13. Din Rail and mounting hardware

14. Terminal blocks and wiring between all components provided

15. Electrical Identification (Tags)

16. Wiring Diagrams

2.03 VN LL Cabinet Assembly

A. The Vendor shall furnish complete, populated, tested cabinet assemblies that are customized by location,

to the Authority for installation by Authority forces.

B. Cabinets shall meet the requirements of Section 2.01.

2.04 Cameras

A. The acceptable models are:

• For VNB LL:

o Fixed – Axis Q3517-LVE – no substitutions

o PTZ – Axis Q6155-E – no substitutions

• For locations other than VNB LL:

o Fixed – Axis P1375-E – no substitutions

o PTZ –WTI Viper H.265 HD30L – no substitutions.

B. Camera Mounting Hardware

1. Furnish hardware for pole mount, wall mount, sign gantry mount, or structural steel mount as required

for the individual locations identified.

2. Weather-resistant mounts suitable for the service conditions. This includes a marine environment with

vibrations due to traffic and wind.

3. All ancillary mounting hardware such as struts, U-bolts, straps, bolts, washer, and nuts shall be

stainless steel.


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4. At VN LL furnish the following camera mounting hardware:

a. For each VN LL PTZ camera, provide:

i) Two (2) Axis RJ45 Connector Push Pull Plugs (5700-371)

ii) One (1) Axis T94A01D pendant kit

iii) One (1) Axis T91B52 12" Extension pipe

iv) One (1) Axis T94K01D Pendant kit

b. For each VN LL Fixed camera, the mounting hardware will be provided by TBTA.

c. If additional mounting hardware is needed at VN LL, the other parts will either be furnished by

TBTA or procured using the allowance item after the bid is awarded.

5. Furnish sunshields/weather shields for applicable camera types and locations.

C. Other

1. Shall support ONVIF Profile S and be compatible with Genetec Video Management System

2. Privacy Masking / Window Blanking

3. Digital Video Output

a. Video Streams: Two or more simultaneous video streams, each stream user configurable, unicast or

multicast

b. Video Encoding: H.264 and MJPEG; and H.265 for cameras at locations other than VNB LL

c. Viewable on industry standard third-party media players (e.g. VLC)

D. Network Communications

1. RJ-45 connector for 100Base-TX network interface

2. Supported Protocols: IPv4, TCP, UDP (Unicast, Multicast IGMP), DHCP, RTP, RTSP, SNMP, IPv4,

HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP, FTP, ICMP, ARP, and NTP

3. Support for static IP address: User configurable

4. Able to set and store a unique multicast address

E. Browser-based Interface

1. Camera shall have a built-in browser-based interface that allows a user to view video from the camera,

control the PTZ, and configure all settable parameters within the camera. The interface shall be

accessible by connecting a laptop computer running Windows or Linux operating system and web-

browser to the camera. This browser-based interface shall operate independently of the central video

management system.

2. Password Protected

F. Firmware

1. At installation provide cameras with the latest firmware version.

2. Provide the Authority with the ability to update firmware in the future, including firmware updates at

no charge during the three (3) year warranty period.

G. Electrical


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1. PoE Type 1 (IEEE 802.3af) thru PoE Type 4 (IEEE 802.3bt)

2. Cables between the cameras and field cabinet shall be of sufficient length, shall be outdoor rated Cat.

6, and shall be furnished and installed by TBTA.

H. Miscellaneous

1. Furnish and install surge suppression devices where the Cat. 6 camera cables enter the field cabinet.

Devices shall be suitable for the application and the service conditions.

2. All materials shall be new, unless otherwise indicated in this specification.

3. All incidental parts which are necessary to complete the installation but are not specified herein, shall

be suitable for the outdoor service conditions, compatible with the camera model furnished, and shall

be provided as necessary to complete a properly operating system.

2.05 Device Configuration Software

A. General

If all camera configuration parameters that are not available through a web interface to the camera, then

furnish the DCS. The Device Configuration Software (DCS) is the software provided by the

manufacturers of the Cameras to monitor, control, and configure their respective equipment. The Cameras

will connect to the DCS for configuration and testing by the Vendor, and later by the Authority for their

use.

The DCS software licenses shall be furnished by the bidder for use by the Authority.

The future integration of the Cameras to the Authority’s existing Dynac ATMS will be performed by the

Authority.

B. DCS Hardware

The DCS hardware (expected to be a laptop or tablet) shall be furnished by the Vendor for their use during

configuration and testing.

The DCS hardware shall be furnished by the Authority for their use after devices are installed at the Bridges

for their use during testing.

C. DCS Software

The DCS software shall:

1. Operate on desktop, server, and laptop computers and run the latest version of the Microsoft

Windows (minimum Windows 10), or if the software runs from a MTA B&T central server it should

be compatible with Windows 16 OS.

2. Provide a user-friendly multi-color graphical user interface.

3. Support communications with the Cameras via IP over Ethernet.

4. Monitor, configure, or control Cameras both remotely from a central location, and locally at the

cabinet site when needed.

5. Be accompanied by an easy-to-use software installation routine.

6. Include an operation manual that includes detailed instructions for installing, configuring, and using

the software.


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7. Contain an on-line help system that includes documentation for the screens and dialog boxes present in

the software.

D. Software Security

The DCS software shall support the creation of user IDs and passwords.

Before an operator can use the DCS, the software shall request a “username” and user “password”. If the

correct username and password are not provided, access shall be declined.

E. System Configuration

1. The DCS software shall allow system administrators and other users with correct security access, to

configure many system parameters and functions including the configurable settings within the field

devices.

F. Software Use and Reproduction Rights

The Vendor shall provide three (3) DCS licenses. Copies of the DCS shall be provided to the Authority

within thirty (30) days of the first SAT Any DCS software upgrades or patches released shall be made

available to the Authority at no cost during the Contract Period.

PART 3. EXECUTION

3.01 Safety

Vendor shall meet or exceed OSHA safety requirements and ensure all subcontractors or persons working

with them follow this same requirement. Vendor shall adhere to the MTA B&T ECPs. Contractor shall

adhere to all applicable city, state, and local codes.

3.02 Shop Drawings

Vendor submit cut sheets for all equipment to be furnished. Vendor shall submit cabinet layouts for each

cabinet type (Main, Remote, VN LL Retrofit, VN LL Replacement) prior to the DAT. After approval of the

DAT, the Vendor shall layout the cabinets specific to each location and to support the internal equipment to

be furnished and submit as shop drawings.

The cabinet layouts, wiring diagrams, and riser diagram shall adhere to all applicable city, state, and local

codes. Electrical and communications infrastructure design shall conform to the latest version of NFPA 70 -

National Electrical Code (NEC). Information Technology (IT) related items shall be in accordance with

MTA B&T IT requirements.

Submittal shall be in accordance with MTA B&T Engineering and Construction Procedures (ECPs).

3.03 Manufacturer Quality Certifications

For each major component, submit Quality Certifications from the manufacturer to document that each unit

was quality tested prior to shipment. At a minimum, submit Quality Certifications for the following

components:

• Cabinet Enclosures

• Cameras

• Ethernet Switches, power supplies, SFP modules

• AC Surge Protectors

• Fiber Optic Patch Panels and Patch Cords

• Cat 6 cable Surge Protectors


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3.04 Demonstration

After approval of the shop drawings and cabinet layouts, Vendor shall assemble and configure one cabinet of

each type (Main, Remote, VN LL Retrofit, VN LL Replacement) with the associated PTZ cameras and fixed

cameras at their facility. Manufacturer Quality Certifications shall be submitted for all equipment being

tested in the DAT. The Vendor shall submit a DAT procedure to the Authority for approval. After approval

of the procedure, Vendor shall coordinate with the Authority to schedule a date for a live demonstration. See

the Testing Section below.

3.05 Configuration before Installation

The Vendor shall program the Ethernet Switches within the field cabinet assemblies based on Ethernet Switch

configuration settings and IP addresses provided by the Authority. This configuration shall be performed

prior to the DAT and Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT).

The Vendor or manufacturer’s representatives shall program at least one of each camera type as needed for

the DAT.

3.06 Delivery

Vendor shall perform Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) on each cabinet assembly prior to it being delivered to

the Authority. See the Testing Section below.

Vendor shall coordinate with Authority staff to schedule the time and location and shall deliver the units to

the Authority. Delivery may be to each MTA B&T facility in the project, plus Randalls Island.

3.07 Installation by the Authority

After delivery of the equipment to the Authority facilities, the Authority will install the equipment at the

locations shown in Appendix C.

3.08 Configuration after Installation

The Vendor’s or device manufacturer’s qualified staff shall provide telephone support to the Authority staff to

ensure the installed equipment is adjusted and configured for optimal performance.

3.09 Testing

A. Test Documentation

1. Test Procedures

The Vendor shall provide all required test procedures and data forms for the Authority's approval. The

test procedures shall be complete including the sequence of conducting the tests, the pass/fail criteria,

drawings showing the test set-up, required configuration settings for the device under test and the test

equipment, and procedures for making the test measurements. The test procedures shall have the

Authority's approval prior to submission of equipment for test.

2. Test Data

The Vendor shall furnish copies of data forms containing all the data taken, as well as quantitative

results for all tests. The data forms shall be signed by the tester and if witness is required, by the

Authority representative. An electronic copy of the data forms, and a hardcopy of the original test data

sheet, shall be sent to the Authority.


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B. Design Approval Tests (DAT)

The DAT shall be performed by the Vendor at their facility on one (1) complete cabinet assembly of each

type, and at least one (1) camera of each type. DAT shall be performed in the presence of Authority

personnel or its representative. The following tests shall be performed as part of the DAT:

1. Examination of Product: The equipment shall be examined to determine compliance with these

Specifications and with the approved shop drawings and cabinet layout.

a. Workmanship is to be a high level of quality.

b. All cabinets, enclosures, and attachments shall be structurally sound and in accordance with industry

standards.

c. Wiring shall be neatly managed within the cabinets.

d. All cabinets and wiring shall be labeled and organized.

e. Labels placed on hardware shall correspond with labels in documentation submitted.

2. Water Test: A water spray test shall be performed on the cabinet enclosure. The test shall be

performed as follows: Using a garden hose with water flowing at a minimum rate of one-half gallon

per minute, direct the water at the housing from above at an angle of 45 degrees from horizontal for ten

minutes. Perform this test with the hose directed from the front, each side and back of the sign

enclosure and controller cabinet. Verify at the completion of the test that the inside of the housing and

cabinet are dry.

3. Wiring: The wiring shall be checked to determine conformance with these Specifications, including.

a. Grounding and Bonding

b. 120VAC Power Distribution and Overcurrent Protection

4. Operational Test: Each unit shall be operated long enough to permit equipment temperature

stabilization, and to check and record an adequate number of performance characteristics to ensure

compliance with these Specifications. The test shall:

a. Exercise all functions related to operation of the cameras.

b. Simulate error and fault conditions to demonstrate redundancy, diagnostics, and reporting.

c. Demonstrate local operation

d. Simulate remote operation using a laptop connected to the local Ethernet switch.

5. Demonstration that the DCS software furnished as part of this item meets the specified requirements.

The equipment shall have operated normally during and after the performance of these tests. If the

unit fails the DAT, the design fault shall be corrected, and all DAT shall be repeated. All deliverable

units shall be modified, without additional cost to Authority, to include design changes required to

pass the DAT.

Following approval of the DAT results in writing by the Authority, Vendor may begin procurement of the

remaining units and assembly of the remaining cabinets.

C. Factory Acceptance Test (FAT)

The Vendor shall conduct a FAT on each assembled cabinet prior to shipping to the Authority. The FAT

shall be performed on each unit in accordance with the approved procedure. FAT procedures shall be


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similar to those of the approved DAT. Documentation of these tests shall be submitted to the Authority

with the units.

If a device has been modified as a result of a FAT failure, a report shall be prepared and delivered to the

Authority prior to shipment of the equipment. The report shall describe the failure and corrective action

taken. If a failure pattern, as defined by the Authority, develops, the Authority may direct that design and

construction modifications be made to all units without additional cost to the Authority or extension of the

contract period. The Vendor shall not ship without successful completion of FAT.

D. Stand Alone Test (SAT)

Following installation and configuration, the Vendor shall perform a SAT at each cabinet location, to be

witnessed by Authority forces. Devices shall be configured for the SAT using IP addresses supplied by

the Authority. The SAT shall be performed in accordance with the approved procedure. This test shall

include a demonstration of operation of the device locally on an Authority computer. The SAT does not

require connection to the Authority WAN.

Satisfactory completion of the SAT will be the basis for acceptance of the equipment.

In the event of a failure of a device or a failure of the SAT, the Vendor shall cover the cost of return

shipping, shall correct the failure, shall cover the cost of shipping the new or repaired unit to the

Authority, and the device will be retested.

If a unit has been modified because of a Test failure, a report shall be prepared and delivered to the

Authority prior to retesting of the equipment. The report shall describe the nature of the failure and

corrective action taken. If a failure pattern, as defined by the Authority, develops, the Authority may

direct that design and construction modifications be made to all units without additional cost to the

Authority.

E. Operations and Maintenance Manuals

After completion of testing, deliver three hard copies and one electronic copy of Operations and

Maintenance (O&M) Manuals for all devices and the cabinet assembly to the Authority. O&M Manuals

shall include both the manufacturer provided generic information, as well as the specific location and

configuration information for all devices furnished as part of this project.

3.10 Training

After successfully completing SATs for all units in the project, the Vendor or Manufacturer shall provide two

types of on-site training. Prior to the training sessions, submit qualifications of trainers, agendas and

materials to the Authority for review and approval. Coordinate schedules and locations with the Authority.

A. Maintenance Training

This training shall include a total or four (4) half -day on-site training sessions. Two (2) of the sessions shall

performed on one (1) day at one Authority facility. The other two (2) sessions shall be performed on one (1)

day at a different Authority facility. Train MTA B&T Maintenance staff in the use of the cameras. Include

the built-in browser user-interface, DCS if applicable, monitoring and control of cameras, and reporting.

B. System Administrator Training

This session shall include one (1) full day of training on-site at one (1) MTA B&T facility or a remote session

with Authority approval. Train MTA B&T technical staff in the administration of the DCS if applicable,

camera hardware and software. Include system installation and configuration, software updates, backup and

restore, network configuration, security and user-access, built-in browser user-interface, diagnostics,

calibration, reporting, and troubleshooting.


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3.11 Support Services

A. Telephone Support

1. Following the approval of all SATs, the Vendor and Manufacturers shall provide one year of

telephone support. Provide the Authority with a telephone number and email address for the

Vendor point of contact. A qualified technician shall respond to all telephone calls and requests

for information within one (1) hour during normal working hours.

B. On-site Support

2. Following the approval of all SATs, the Vendor or Manufacturers shall provide up to ten (10) days

of on-site support. Each day shall include seven (7) hours at the Authority facility. The

Technician shall assist the Authority in the troubleshooting and optimizing the performance of the

installed equipment. Work is to be performed at an Authority facility.

3. The Installation Support period shall be within 12 months of the delivery of the approved hardware

to the Authority. Coordinate schedule for on-site support with the Authority.

3.12 Warranty

1. The Vendor shall provide a three (3) year warranty as part of their proposal.

2. Warranty shall include all hardware and software furnished under this Contract.

3. The Vendor shall include the cost of shipping, including Return Merchandise Authorization

(RMA), and the cost of shipping replacement parts to the Authority.

3.13 Spare Parts

Spare parts shall be of the approved make/model. Furnish one complete set of spare parts of the types and

quantities listed below:

Description Units Quantity

Main Cabinet Assembly (complete fully populated

cabinet assembly with all components including

power distribution, pole mounting hardware, labels

and tags, fiber optic patch panel and patch cords.)

EA 2

Remote Cabinet Assembly (complete fully

populated cabinet assembly with all components

including power distribution, pole mounting

hardware, labels and tags, fiber optic patch panel

and patch cords.)

EA 2

Main Cabinet Ethernet Switch including software

license, 2 SMOF SFP modules, and power supply

EA 2

Remote Cabinet Ethernet Switch including

software license, 2 SMOF SFP modules, and power

supply

EA 2

Fixed Camera EA 2


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PTZ Camera EA 2

Camera Pole Mount EA 8

Fixed Camera Weather shield kit EA 4

VN LL PTZ camera EA 2

VN LL Fixed camera EA 2

VN LL Cabinet Retrofit assembly EA 2

VN LL Cabinet Replacement EA 2

After approval of all SATs, deliver Spare Parts to one (1) Authority facility. Coordinate delivery schedule

and location with the Authority.

3.14 Allowance for Field Change Requests

In this item an Allowance is set aside to provide for potential future field change requests. The scope of

work, schedule, and price for these requests shall be mutually agreed upon by the Vendor and the Authority

prior to starting work on them. No payment will be made for this item without prior formal agreement in

writing by both parties on the scope of work, schedule, and budget.

PART 4. MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT

4.01 Method of Measurement

A. The Cabinet items are measured in units of Each (EA).

B. The Camera items are measured in units of Each (EA).

C. The Training item is measured in units of Lump Sum (LS).

D. The Support Services item is measured in units of Lump Sum (LS).

E. The Spare Parts item is measured in units of Lump Sum (LS).

F. The Allowance item’s measurement of work ordered by the Authority shall be set forth in the Scope of

work agreed upon by the parties.

4.02 Basis of Payment

A. The Cabinet items include all elements listed under Section 2.01, 2.02, and 2.03, including Submittals

listed under Section 1.03, Testing listed under Section 3.09, and Warranty listed under Section 3.12.

B. The Camera items include all elements listed under Section 2.04, including Submittals listed under

Section 1.03, Testing listed under Section 3.09, and Warranty listed under Section 3.12.

C. The Training item includes all elements listed under Section 3.10.

D. The Support Services item includes all elements listed under Section 3.11.


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E. The Spare Parts item includes all elements listed under Section 3.13.

F. The Allowance item includes all elements listed under Section 3.14. An Allowance (AL) for the work

performed throughout the life of this project not to exceed $150,000 has been designated. This amount

will be drawn down as part of the monthly payment requisition for work performed under this item. If the

Allowance is not entirely utilized, the unused funds shall be credited to the Authority.

4.03 Progress Payments

A. For Cabinets and Cameras:

• 10% of all units on acceptance of shop drawings

• 30% of all units upon approval of DAT results

• 30% of each unit upon procurement and approval of FAT results for each unit

• 30% of each unit upon approval of the SAT for each unit.

B. For Training:

• 50% upon completion of the Maintenance Training

• 50% upon completion of the System Administrator Training

C. For Support Services:

• 100% upon completion of the 10 days of support, or the completion of the 12-month Support Services

period.

D. For Spare Parts:

• 100% upon delivery of the Spare Parts to the Authority facility.

E. For Contingency:

• 100% of the agreed upon price upon delivery of the agreed upon scope of services.

4.04 Pay Item

Item Number Description Units

34 41 90.01 Main Cabinet Assembly EA

34 41 90.02 Remote Cabinet Assembly EA

34 41 90.03 PTZ Camera EA

34 41 90.04 Fixed Camera EA

34 41 90.05 Training LS

34 41 90.06 Support Services LS

34 41 90.07 Spare Parts LS

34 41 90.08 Allowance AL


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34 41 90.09 VN LL PTZ Camera EA

34 41 90.10 VN LL Fixed Camera EA

34 41 90.11 VN LL Cabinet Retrofit EA

34 41 90.12 VN LL Cabinet Replacement EA

END OF SECTION


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Cabinet & Camera Installation List

Cross Bay Bridge Cabinet ID Camera ID

Main: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Remote: 2-1

PTZ: 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 15

Fixed: 1, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17

Henry Hudson

Cabinet ID Camera ID

Main: 1, 2, 3, 4 Remote: 1-1, 2-1

PTZ: 17, 29

Fixed: 3, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 22, 37, 38

Marine Parkway


Main: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Remote: 3-1, 4-1, 4-2

PTZ: 10, 11, 12, 13, 23, 24

Fixed: 5, 6, 7, 8, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22

Throgs Neck


Main: 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, 12 Remote: 1-1

PTZ: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 29, 30

Fixed: 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25


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Verrazano-Narrows Bridge Lower Level


Main: 16, 17

Security Cabinet: 1 to 15

PTZ: 24, 25, 18, 19, S10060 to S10074 (S10068 is existing PTZ-to remain)

Fixed: 56 A & B, 57 A & B, 58 A & B, 59 A & B, 60 A & B, 61 A & B, 62 A & B, 63 A & B, 64 A & B, 65 A & B, 66 A & B, 67 A & B, 68 A & B, 69 A & B, 70 A & B

Verrazano-Narrows Bridge Non-Lower Level


Main:

VN-1, VN-2, VN-3, VN-5,

VN-4 (Exist. VN03 cabinet to remain),

VN-6 (Exist. VN03 cabinet to remain),

VN-17, VN-18, VN-20, VN-22,

VN-VMS1, (Exist. cabinet to remain)

VN-VMS2, (Exist. cabinet to remain)

VN-BKT-1, VN-BKT-2,

VN-SIT-1, VN-SIT-2

PTZ: 14, 26,16-1,16-2, 81, 82, 8, 84, 7, 51, 52, 39, 40

11, 41, 42, 53,12, 5, 79, GG29

Fixed: 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 77, 3, 80, 5A, 5B, 2, 6, 79A, 79B


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Cabinet & Camera Details

Cross Bay Bridge

Proposed Cabinet ID (Existing Field Name)

Cabinet Location: Existing/Proposed

CCTV Cabinet Type Cabinet Mount Door Hinge Side Conduit Entry Direct

Cameras ID Comments

CB-1 (AW-36 CB01) Existing Main Cabinet Sign Gantry Post Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom CCTV: Bottom

1,8,17

CB-2 (AW-36 CB02) Existing Main Cabinet Sign Gantry Post Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

9

CB-2-1 Existing Remote Cabinet Sign Gantry Post Right

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

2

CB-3 (AW-36 CB03) Existing Main Cabinet CCTV Pole Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

10

CB-4 Proposed Main Cabinet High Mast Light Tower Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

11

CB-5 Proposed Main Cabinet High Mast Light Tower Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

12,13,14,15,16

Henry Hudson




Cameras ID Comments

HH-1 (AW-36 HH05) Existing Main Cabinet Steel Support Column Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

22

HH-1-1 Proposed Remote Cabinet Railing/strut mount Right

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

37

HH-2 (AW-36 HH03) Proposed Main Cabinet Railing/strut mount Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

19, 38 The existing cabinet contains a 144F FO patch panel

supporting other cabinets in the area. So as to

minimize the amount of work, the existing cabinet is to

remain and provide power and comm to a new cabinet

to be installed on adjacent railing

HH-2-1 Proposed Remote Cabinet Steel Support Column Right

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

3, 20

HH-3 (AW-36 HH02) Proposed Main Cabinet Steel Support Column Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

21,29

HH-4 Existing Main Cabinet Sign Gantry Post Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Back 13,14, 17

Marine Parkway




Cameras ID Comments

MP-1 (AW-36 MP06) Existing Main Cabinet CCTV Pole Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 11

MP-2 (AW-36 MP05) Existing Main Cabinet CCTV Pole Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 10

MP-3 (AW-36 MP03) Existing Main Cabinet South Tower, below east walkway Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 7, 8, 13, 17

MP-3-1 Existing Remote Cabinet Steel Support Column Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

16,19

MP-4 (AW-36 MP01) Existing Main Cabinet North Tower roof top Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 12,15

MP-4-1 Existing Remote Cabinet Steel Support Column Right

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 14,18

MP-4-2 Existing Remote Cabinet Steel Support Column Right

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 5,6

MP-5 Proposed Main Cabinet High Mast Light Tower Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 20,21,22,23

MP-6 Proposed Main Cabinet Sign Gantry Post Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 24

Options for new cabinet installation:

1. Mount on sign post G13.

2. Install in roadway median across from sign and

support from nearby cabinet 2 (AW-36 MP05).

Throgs Neck




Cameras ID Comments

TN-1 (AW-36 TN08) Existing Main Cabinet Underpass Wall Left

Power: Left

Comm: Left

CCTV: Left 10

The existing cabinet is connected to several conduits

which are too large for the proposed replacement

cabinet. To minimize the amount of work the existing

cabinet is to remain and support a new cabinet to be

installed next to it.

TN-1-1 Proposed Remote Cabinet Light Pole Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 9

TN-2 (AW-36 TN06) Existing Main Cabinet Sign Gantry Post Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 8

TN-3 (QAC-1 Data) Proposed Main Cabinet Ground 30 No new cabinet required. Install new CCTV.

TN-4 Existing Main Cabinet Wall (inside Queen tower) 4,16,17,18,20 Cabinet installation will emulate what is done at cabinet 5

TN-5 (ISD CCTV FIBER) Existing Main Cabinet Wall (inside Bronx tower)

Left

Power: Right

Comm: Left

CCTV: Bottom 3,19,21,22

The existing cabinet supports other cameras not part of this project. This cabinet will remain and provide comm

to a new cabinet.

TN-5 (ISD CCTV POWER)

Existing Main Cabinet Wall (inside Bronx tower) The existing cabinet supports other cameras not part of this project. This cabinet will remain and provide power

to a new

cabinet. TN-6 (BAC-1 Data) Proposed Main Cabinet Ground 29 No new cabinet required. Install new CCTV.


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7 (AW-36 TN03) Existing Main Cabinet CCTV Pole Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 7

8 (AW-36 TN02) Existing Main Cabinet Sign Gantry Post Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 6

11 (AW-36 TN01) Existing Main Cabinet CCTV Pole Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 5

12 Existing Existing VMS Cabinet Sign Gantry Post Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 23,24,25

The existing cabinet houses an existing VMS sign

controller. To minimize the amount of work this cabinet

will remain and provide comm to the new cabinet.

Verrazano-Narrows Bridge

Lower Level




Cameras ID Comments

VN-S2 (TO6) Existing

Security Cabinet Steel support column Left

Security PTZ CCTV: Utilize

existing conduit entry

Traffic Fixed CCTVs: (1) Left and (1) Right

69A & 69B

(fixed), S10061(PTZ)

Existing Cabinet, power & comm to remain, Upgrade

internal components- Replace existing security PTZ

with (1) new Security PTZ CCTV & add (2) Traffic fixed

CCTVs

VN-S4 (TO6) Existing Security Cabinet

Steel support column Left

Security PTZ CCTV: Utilize existing conduit entry

Traffic Fixed CCTVs: (1) Left

and (1) Right

67A & 67B (fixed),

S10063 (PTZ)

Existing Cabinet, power & comm to remain, Upgrade internal components- Replace existing security PTZ with (1) new Security PTZ CCTV & add (2) Traffic fixed

CCTVs

VN-S6 (TO6) Existing Security Cabinet Steel support column Left



65A & 65B (fixed),

S10065 (PTZ)

Existing Cabinet, power & comm to remain, Upgrade internal components- Replace existing security PTZ with (1) new Security PTZ CCTV & add (2) Traffic fixed

CCTVs




63A & 63B (fixed),

S10067(PTZ)

Existing Cabinet, power & comm to remain, Upgrade internal components- Replace existing security PTZ with (1) new Security PTZ CCTV & add (2) Traffic fixed CCTVs




and (1) Right

61A & 61B (fixed),

S10069 (PTZ)





59A & 59B (fixed),

S10071 (PTZ)





57A & 57B

(fixed), S10073 (PTZ)



Security PTZ CCTV: Utilize

existing conduit entry


70A & 70B (fixed),

S10060 (PTZ)






68A & 68B

(fixed), S10062 (PTZ)


internal components- Replace existing security PTZ with (1) new Security PTZ CCTV & add (2) Traffic fixed CCTVs





66A & 66B (fixed),

S10064 (PTZ)

Existing Cabinet, power & comm to remain, Upgrade internal components- Replace existing security PTZ

with (1) new Security PTZ CCTV & add (2) Traffic fixed CCTVs





64A & 64B (fixed), S10066

(PTZ)

Existing Cabinet, power & comm to remain, Upgrade internal components- Replace existing security PTZ

with (1) new Security PTZ CCTV & add (2) Traffic fixed CCTVs




and (1) Right

62A & 62B (fixed), S10068 (PTZ-existing

to remain)

Existing Cabinet, power & comm to remain, New

security PTZ (Pelco POE) cam., IE4000 8GT8GP w/

PS @ this location. Connects to (1) VMS, (3) midspan

IP cameras 74, 75, XX- all on upper level and (1) sec.

cam on lower level (All exist CCTVs to remain) 24 V

AC TX for upper level cams. Add (2) Traffic fixed

CCTVs




60A & 60B (fixed),

S10070 (PTZ)




CCTVs




58A & 58B (fixed),

S10072 (PTZ)




CCTVs




56A & 56B (fixed),

S10074 (PTZ)




CCTVs

VN-16 (AW-36 Type A) Existing Main Cabinet Concrete column RightPower: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom 24,25 (PTZ)

The existing cabinet mounted on side of column on LL.

Existing cab. is connected to several conduits which

are too large for the proposed replacement cabinet. To

minimize the amount of work the existing cabinet is to

remain and a new cabinet to be installed next to it. A

new support is required such that the new cabinet can

be mounted on its left side (on the column) & the door

opens towards the right side. Cabinet to support (2)

traffic PTZ (EB, WB) mounted on concrete column on

LL

VN-17 (AW-36 Type B VN10)

Existing Main Cabinet Concrete wall (SI Anchorage) Right

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

18,19 (PTZ) Existing cabinet in SI anchorage substation. Supports

(2) traffic PTZ LL (EB, WB). Requires 48 port patch

panel


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Verrazano-Narrows Bridge

Non-Lower Level

Proposed Cabinet ID

(Existing Field Name)

Cabinet Location:

Existing/Proposed CCTV Cabinet Type Cabinet Mount Door Hinge Side Conduit Entry

Direct

Cameras ID Comments

VN-18 (AW-36 Type A

VN17) Existing Main Cabinet CCTV Pole Right

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

14 (PTZ) PTZ barrel, post top mounted on CCTV pole

VN-20 (AW-36 Type A) Existing Main Cabinet CCTV Pole Right

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

26 (PTZ) Cabinet not accessible, PTZ

VN-22 (AW-36 Type A VN02)

Existing Main Cabinet Concrete column Right

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom CCTV: Bottom

16-1, 16-2 (PTZ)

(2) PTZ at this location. (1) is PTZ barrel, post top mounted

on CCTV post on ramp. Other is dome PTZ clamped to same CCTV post.

VN-VMS2 (Exist. cabinet to remain)

Existing Existing VMS Cabinet to

remain Ground mounted signpost Left CCTV: Bottom 81 (PTZ)

Existing SWARCO VMS auxiliary cabinet with proposed POE switch. PTZ camera

VN-17 (AW-36 Type B

VN29) Proposed Main Cabinet

Concrete Wall (inside Brooklyn

anchorage) Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

82 (PTZ)

The existing cabinet contains a 72F FO patch panel supporting other cabinets. To minimize the amount of work, the existing cabinet is to remain and provide

power and comm to a new cabinet to be installed adjacent. PTZ camera

VN-2 (AW-36 TYPE B VN16)

Existing Main Cabinet CCTV Pole Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

8 (PTZ)

PTZ barrel, post top mounted on CCTV pole, (3) 1-F SMOF drop cable patches Cindy hopper trailer foc to trunk foc at the 48 port FOPP. (3) foc cables at this

location. Maintain existing cable schedule

VN-VMS1

(Exist. cabinet to remain Existing

Existing VMS Cabinet to

remain Ground mounted frame Left CCTV: Bottom 84 (PTZ)

Proposed PTZ on gantry GG-26 with VMS. (2) VN03 cabinets; VNVS-BAT-105 &106 and VNVS 105 & 106

here. Need POE injector for PTZ to connect to existing VMS switch

VN-6 (Existing VN03 cabinet to

remain) Existing

Existing VN03 cabinet to remain

CCTV Pole Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

FIXED-3,80

Existing CCTV pole & VN03B cabinet (VNPC105) for PTZ (47). Add (2) fixed cameras 3, 80 on same pole using POE injectors with exist. IE3000 switch.

Abandon adjacent AW-36 cabinet.

VN-1 Proposed Main Cabinet Ground mounted frame Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

7 (PTZ) Install (1) PTZ camera on existing NYSDOT pole at Fingerboard Rd (Exit 15). New Main cabinet on strut frame next to TBTA demark cabinet

VN-3 Proposed Main Cabinet CCTV Pole Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

PTZ-5

Fixed-5a,5b

New CCTV Pole with (1) PTZ and (2) fixed cameras,

(1) main cabinet

VN-4 (Existing VN03 cabinet to

remain) Existing

Existing VN03 cabinet to remain

CCTV Pole Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

Fixed-2,6 Existing CCTV pole & VN03 cabinet for PTZ (46). Add (2) fixed cameras using POE injectors with exist.IE3000 switch for 46

VN-5 Proposed Main Cabinet CCTV Pole Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

PTZ-79

Fixed-79a,79b

New CCTV Pole with (1) PTZ and (2) fixed cameras,

(1) main cabinet

VN-SIT-2 Proposed Main Cabinet Wall (Saddle Cabin in SI tower) Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

PTZ-51,52,39,40,

FIXED-34,35,36,37

SI tower Security PTZs & SI tower Quad, fixed CCTVs.

Replace CCTVs in kind. Add new cabinet in Saddle. Main Cabinet to have (4) POE injectors for PTZ

VN-SIT-1 (AW-36 Type A

VN-14) Existing Main Cabinet Wall (Level 5B SI tower) Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

PTZ-11,

FIXED-77

On SI Tower (PTZ 11) near UL & on gantry UL (fixed

77)

VN-BKT-2 Proposed Main Cabinet Wall (Saddle Cabin in BK tower) Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

PTZ-41,42,53,

Exist PTZ G229, FIXED-

30,31,32,33

BK tower Security PTZ 41,42,543 & BK tower Quad, fixed CCTVs. Replace CCTVs in kind. Add new cabinet

in Saddle. Integrate existing PTZ G229 with new cabinet. Main Cabinet to have (4) POE injectors for PTZ

VN-BKT-1 (AW-36 Type A VN-15)

Existing Main Cabinet Wall (Level 5B BK tower) Left

Power: Bottom

Comm: Bottom

CCTV: Bottom

12 (PTZ) BK tower PTZ(VNPC15)


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Appendix C - Cabinet Locations Cross Bay Bridge

Proposed Cabinet ID (Existing Field Name) Cabinet Location: Existing/Proposed Cabinet Mount Location

CB-1 (AW-36 CB01) Existing Sign Gantry Post

See location details attachment

CB-2 (AW-36 CB02) Existing Sign Gantry Post

CB-2-1 Existing Sign Gantry Post

CB-3 (AW-36 CB03) Existing CCTV Pole

CB-CB-4 Proposed High Mast Light Tower

CB-5 Proposed High Mast Light Tower

Henry Hudson


HH-1 (AW-36 HH05) Existing Steel Support Column


HH-1-1 Proposed Railing/strut mount

HH-2 (AW-36 HH03) Proposed Railing/strut mount

HH-2-1 Proposed Steel Support Column

HH-3 (AW-36 HH02) Proposed Steel Support Column

HH-4 Existing Sign Gantry Post

Marine Parkway


MP-1 (AW-36 MP06) Existing CCTV Pole


MP-2 (AW-36 MP05) Existing CCTV Pole

MP-3 (AW-36 MP03) Existing South Tower, below east walkway

MP-3-1 Existing Steel Support Column

MP-4 (AW-36 MP01) Existing North Tower roof top



MP-5 Proposed High Mast Light Tower

MP-6 Proposed Sign Gantry Post

Throgs Neck


TN-1 (AW-36 TN08) Existing Underpass Wall


TN-1-1 Proposed Light Pole

TN-2 (AW-36 TN06) Existing Sign Gantry Post

TN-3 (QAC-1 Data) Proposed Ground

TN-4 Existing Wall (inside Queen tower)

TN-5 (ISD CCTV FIBER) Existing Wall (inside Bronx tower)

TN-5 (ISD CCTV POWER) Existing Wall (inside Bronx tower)

TN-6 (BAC-1 Data) Proposed Ground

TN-7 (AW-36 TN03) Existing CCTV Pole

TN-8 (AW-36 TN02) Existing Sign Gantry Post

TN-11 (AW-36 TN01) Existing CCTV Pole

TN-12 Existing Sign Gantry Post


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Cabinet Location: Existing/Proposed Cabinet Mount Location

VN-1 Proposed Ground mounted frame


VN-2 (AW-36 TYPE B VN16) Existing CCTV Pole

VN-3 Proposed CCTV Pole

VN-4 (Existing CCTV 46 cabinet to remain)

Existing VN03 cabinet to remain CCTV Pole

VN-5 Proposed CCTV Pole

VN-6 (Existing CCTV 47 cabinet to remain)

Existing VN03 cabinet to remain CCTV Pole

VN-17 (AW-36 Type B VN29) Proposed Concrete Wall (inside Brooklyn anchorage)

VN-18 (AW-36 Type A VN17) Existing CCTV Pole

VN-20 (AW-36 Type A) Existing CCTV Pole

VN-22 (AW-36 Type A VN02) Existing Concrete column

VN-VMS1 (Existing to remain) Existing VMS Cabinet to remain Ground mounted frame

VN-VMS2 (Existing to remain) Existing VMS Cabinet to remain Ground mounted DMS

signpost

VN-SIT-1 (AW-36 Type A VN-14) Existing Wall (Level 5B SI tower)

VN-SIT-2 Proposed Wall (Saddle Cabin in SI

tower)

VN-BKT-1 (AW-36 Type A VN-15) Existing Wall (Level 5B BK tower)

VN-BKT-2 Proposed Wall (Saddle Cabin in BK

tower)



Cabinet Location: Existing/Proposed Cabinet Mount Location

VN-S1 (TO6) Existing Steel support column
















VN-16 (AW-36 Type A) Existing Concrete column

VN-17 (AW-36 Type B VN10) Existing Concrete wall (SI

Anchorage)


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Typical Cabinet Layouts


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VN LL Cabinet Replacement

The layout for VN LL cabinet replacement is same as the CCTV Main Cabinet Layout.


Cabinet ID Patch Panel Type No. of fiber terminations

Installation Notes

VN-2 48 port FOPP 30 2-12F, 1-6F

VN-17 12 port FOPP 6 1-6F, CCTVs on lower level,Cabinet in anchorage

VN-18 12 port FOPP 6 1-6F

VN-19 12 port FOPP 12 1-12F (for future use)



VN-SIT-1 12 port FOPP 6 1-6F

VN-SIT-2 12 port FOPP 6 1-6F

VN-BKT-1 12 port FOPP 6 1-6F

VN-BKT-2 12 port FOPP 6 1-6F



Installation Notes

VN-S1 (TO6) Dual ST-ST coupler 2 ST to ST coupler with ST to LC patch cord, Existing 1-2F with ST connectors available

VN-S2 (TO6) Dual ST-ST coupler 2 As above







VN-S9 (TO6) Dual ST-ST coupler 2 As above (cabinet has existing switch & IP cameras w/ 24VAC TX)







VN-16 48 port FOPP 18 1-6F, 1-12F

Cross Bay Bridge


Installation Notes

CB-1 (AW-36 CB01) 48 port FOPP 36 3-12F

A Attachment B

CB-2 (AW-36 CB02) (2)12 port FOPP 18 1-6F, 1-12F (for remote cabinet)

CB-2-1 (remote cabinet) 12 port FOPP 12 1-12F

CB-3 (AW-36 CB03) 12 port FOPP 6 1-6F

CB-4 12 port FOPP 12 1-12F

CB-5 12 port FOPP 12 1-12F

Henry Hudson


Installation Notes

HH-1 (AW-36 HH05) (2) 12 port FOPP 18 1-6F ,1-12F (for remote cabinet)

HH-1-1 (remote cabinet) 12 port FOPP 12 1-12F

HH-2 (AW-36 HH03) 2-12 port FOPP 24 1-12F, 1-12F (for remotecabinet)

HH-2-1 (remote cabinet) 12 port FOPP 12 1-12F

HH-3 (AW-36 HH02) 12 port FOPP 6 1-6F

HH-4 (2)12 port FOPP 24 2-12F

Marine Parkway


Installation Notes

MP-1 (AW-36 MP06) 48 port FOPP 24 2-12F

MP-2 (AW-36 MP05) 48 port FOPP 36 3-12F

MP-3 (AW-36 MP03) 48 port FOPP, 12 port FOPP

48 3-12F,1-12F (for remotecabinet)

MP-3-1 (remote cabinet) 12 port FOPP 12 1-12F

MP-4 (AW-36 MP01) 48 port FOPP 2-12 port FOPP

60 3-12F, 2-12F (for (2) remotecabinets)



MP-5 12 port FOPP 12 1-12F

MP-6 12 port FOPP 12 1-12F

Throgs Neck


Installation Notes

TN-1 (AW-36 TN08) 2-12 port FOPP 12 1-12F, 1-12F (for remotecabinet)

TN-1-1 (remote cabinet) 12 port FOPP 12 1-12F

TN-2 (AW-36 TN06) 12 port FOPP 6 1-6F

TN-4 12 port FOPP 12 1-12F

TN-5 (ISD CCTV Power/Fiber)

12 port FOPP 12 1-12F




Attachment C

21-ITS-2983 – CCTV – PRE-BID ATTENDANCE SHEETCCTV SYTEM: FURNISH, CONFIGURE, TEST AND WARRANTY

Dara Hill- Anderson [email protected] Krishna Venkataswami [email protected] Steven Gomez [email protected] Chris Casanova [email protected]

Christie Reichert [email protected]

Dario Saravia [email protected] Dave Swartz [email protected]

James Du [email protected]

John Colgan [email protected] John Fein [email protected] Michael Starer [email protected]

Greg Canonico [email protected]

Neil Wiener [email protected]

Jamal Riddick [email protected]

Valentina Bulgakova [email protected]

William Cole [email protected]

William Diaz [email protected]

Dario Saravia [email protected] Grace Acevedo [email protected]

Ryan Kirk [email protected]

Joseph Bergin [email protected]

Nest Wireless [email protected] Ashly Wager [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]























MTA Bridges and Tunnels (Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority) is an agency of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, State of New York

2 Broadway New York, NY 10004 646 252-7000 Tel 646 252-7902 TTY

Daniel F. DeCrescenzo, Jr. President

Bridges and Tunnels

July 20, 2021

ADDENDUM NO. 01

Re: Solicitation No. 21-ITS-2983 CCTV: Furnish, Configure, Test, Warranty

To all Prospective Bidders: You are hereby furnished the following revisions and additional information under the referenced solicitation:

REVISIONS (Deletions are shown in red text strikeout mode and additions are in red text and underlined):

Information for Bidders, page 8 of 227 in the original PDF file is revised as follows:

3. Sealed bids for this Project will be received by the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority (hereinafter called the “Authority”) at the Mail Center (Marketfield Street Entrance) of the Authority at 2 Broadway, New York, NY 10004 until August 25, by 2:00 PM, the public bid opening for the bids will be in the Bid Suite, 2 Broadway, Ground Floor Level (Stone Street entrance) at 3:00 PM.

In addition to submitting their original physical bid to 2 Broadway, New York, NY 10004 Bidders are also required to e-mail a pdf copy of their full bid package to [email protected] by 2:00 PM on August 25, 2021.

Bid Opening: Due to Covid-19 safety restrictions, bidders will not be able to attend the public bid opening at the 2 Broadway Bid Suite. Instead, bids will be opened and read aloud on August 25, 2021 at 3:00 PM via a Microsoft Teams Event. A link will be sent via e- mail by Victoria Warren, Manager of Bid Administration, to the contactors listed on the Plan Holder list for this solicitation. The link can be forwarded to additional attendees.

Sincerely,

Zulema B. Robinson Director, ITS Projects

Cc: K. Venkataswami, L. Gore, B. Walsh, File


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