Security Forces Interview Room Upgrade

Background
The 673d Security Forces Squadron requires a digital recording system specifically designed to meet the unique requirements of recording custodial interviews. The system is required to encompass two separate interview rooms with one camera and microphone per room with the ability for the interviewer to covertly start and stop the recording from the interviewers seat. The system must possess the capability to store 4TB of data and must have a dedicated computer workstation. System must include an illuminated "in use" sign for each room while recordings are in progress. The system must provide the interviewer the ability to digitally flag the recordings at critical points of the interview, include momentary wall switches to start and stop the recording, and must include the capability to read/write DVD/Blu-ray disks. The system must come with installation, on-site training, and a 3-year hardware warranty, and must include 5 year service to include yearly license and maintenance subscriptions. This system will be a stand-alone, and must possess the ability to store files in a manner compatible with devices imaged for use on the Air Force network.

Work Details
The work details include specific requirements for a digital recording system for custodial interviews. It specifies the need for two separate interview rooms with specific equipment such as cameras, microphones, computer workstation, illuminated "in use" signs, digital flagging capability, momentary wall switches, DVD/Blu-ray disk compatibility, installation, on-site training, 3-year hardware warranty, and 5-year service including yearly license and maintenance subscriptions.

Place of Performance
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson