Key boxes 36C25526Q0241
Summary
AI-generated · Mar 10, 2026Provide an electronic facility key management system with wall-mounted key boxes to securely store and manage keys used for patient-care support at the Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Hospital in Columbia, Missouri. The contractor will supply all materials, tools, equipment, software, and training, plus installation, with implementation completed within 90 days of award. The system should replace current manual key management, delivering secure storage, user-specific access control, a detailed audit trail, real-time alerts, and automated logs to improve accountability, security, and compliance.
Key-box requirements include: wall-mounted boxes with backup power, plunging-style fobs for key security, proximity card access (preferably compatible with existing PIV cards), and a PIN-code backup if a card is unavailable, with photo capture when a box is accessed and access restrictions by user role and date/time. Box dimensions must not exceed 46 inches high by 27 inches wide by 11 inches deep. Capacity needs by area are: SCM requires one box holding at least 64 key sets; FM requires two boxes (box one with at least 32 keys, box two with at least 96 keys or 60 sets); EMS requires two boxes, each holding at least 128 key sets; Police requires one box holding at least 96 key sets. The contractor will provide installation and all necessary installation materials.
Statement of Work Facility Key Control (Key box) Acquisition Requirements Contractor shall provide all materials, tools, equipment, software, and training necessary to provide facility key control in accordance with the statement of work and schedule of services and price. Background Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Hospital requires Key Control for all services providing support for patient care in its main facility. The facility stores and maintains a variety of key types that range in accessibility depending on their place in the hierarchy. An electronic key management system will enhance the facilities ability to create access profiles and set restrictions to ensure proper accountability, security and control. Current manual key management practices are inadequate and lead to the mishandling or loss of keys and unauthorized access to restricted key sets. The system shall provide secure storage, user-specific access control, and a detailed audit trail that improves oversight and mitigates liability. Its real-time alerts and automated logs streamline operations and support compliance while reducing the risk of unauthorized access. Implementing this system is a proactive measure to protect departmental assets and ensure operational integrity. Place of Performance Contractor shall provide equipment, tools, and software to facilitate Key Control at the following location: Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Hospital 800 Hospital Drive Columbia, MO 65201 Acronyms and Definitions CDR: Contract Discrepancy Report. Report issued by the Government to the contractor to document a supply or service found to be unacceptable during contract performance. CLIN: Contract Line-Item Number. Unit of work (or service) to be performed (or delivered) by the contractor as a pay item. CO: Contracting Officer. A person with the authority to enter into, administer, and/or terminate contracts and make related determinations and findings. QA: Quality Assurance. Actions taken by the government to assure contracted services meet SOW requirements. Performance Requirements Contractor shall provide key boxes that meet the following requirements: Plunge style fobs that individually secure keys Proximity card access (ideally using existing PIV cards) There must also be a PIN code back up if card is unavailable Photo taking when box is accessed Key access restrictions based on user roles, date/time of withdrawal, etc. Boxes must be wall mounted Boxes must have backup power supply Box cannot exceed 46 H x 27 W x 11 D in order to conform with space limitations Individual services need the following: SCM Requires one box capable of holding a minimum of 64 key sets. FM Needs two boxes. Box one will hold minimum 32 keys Box two will hold minimum of 96 keys or 60 sets EMS Needs two boxes. Each capable of holding a minimum of 128 key sets. Police Needs one box capable of holding a minimum of 96 key sets. Contractor will provide installation as well as all installation materials. All deliverables shall be received, and installation scheduled no later than 90 days after contract award.
From Solicitation posted on Mar 09, 2026Notice history
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