control and CCTV systems in the Bristol Chippens
Hill Middle School.
Bristol's city-wide computer network consists of
local area networks (LAN's) at 24 locations
throughout the city including schools and
libraries, as well as a wide area network
connecting these 24 locations all together. This
city-wide network supports the financial systems
as well as email and web services. Desktop
support is provided to some 1500+ network users
in the City departments and schools. Bristol
schools share internet access via the Board of
Education office. Bristol police department
utilizes network access via City Hall.
B. Integrated intrusion detection and access control
systems shall incorporate a series of proximity
card readers, wall/ceiling mounted motion
sensors, and door contacts among others. All
exterior doors along with several interior doors
at the school have existing or shall be fitted
with magnetic contact switches. The card readers
are located to accommodate access into the
buildings by authorized card (or key tag)
holders. The specific reader doors will be fitted
with electric strike mechanisms and REX motions,
and will be interconnected with the access
control panel for the door release function. The
motion sensors shall be installed in specific
locations in order to provide for space
protection in various areas as indicated on the
attached security drawings. System control will
be accomplished through an intelligent LCD keypad
interface and/or access credential via the
appropriate reader technology.
C. Bristol Chippens Hill Middle School is to have
access control, motion detection, video intercom
and CCTV systems provided and installed, as noted
on the security drawings, by the successful
vendor.
D. Chippens Hill Middle School has existing
Radionics motion detection and door contacts
wired to a control panel. Radionics control
panel is located in the lower level electrical
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