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Homeland Security

Secret Service Seeks Access Control and Visitor Management System

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Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

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The Secret Service has issued a pre-solicitation for a Federal Information Processing Standards-compliant access control and visitor management system that can work on a geographically distributed campus with a workforce population of 10,000 people across separate security zones and multiple entry points for personnel and vehicles. The visitor management functions must support visit requests, screening, visitor badging enrollment, archiving of visit information, and interface with law enforcement background check systems and various government watch lists. The system needs do not…

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