Acoustic and Vibration Monitoring System

The Tennessee Department of General Services requires a contractor to provide, install, and maintain a continuous acoustic and vibration monitoring system for the 18-story James K. Polk building in Nashville. Scope of work encompasses assembly, deployment, testing, offsite performance, data collection, maintenance, and notifying the State of unusual events within five minutes. The system must operate independently of the State's network, pinpoint anomalies within five feet, scan channels at a minimum rate of 10 samples per second, and include a 60-month warranty on installation, materials, and equipment. Only United States onshore organizations are eligible to apply. The contract term is for three years, with two additional one-year renewal options. The source text does not state the budget, application deadline, submission method, evaluation criteria, or question deadlines.