1. Statement of Objectives ITN 88 to 306.pdf
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- FY25 Redundant Fiber Optic Cable & Installation
- Solicitation number
- FA487725QA253
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The document is a Statement of Objectives (SOO) for a fiber optic cable installation project at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Arizona. The project requires a contractor to survey, engineer, design, procure, deliver, and install 72 strands of single-mode fiber optic cable between buildings 88 and 306, including removal of existing cabling, conduit installation through trenching/boring, and termination on communication racks with LC connectors. The contractor must have confined space entry capabilities, personal protective equipment, and the ability to pull, terminate, and test fiber optic cable.
The related federal contract opportunity is a HUB-Zone set-aside solicitation (FA487725QA253) for a firm-fixed price purchase order. Key dates include a site visit on March 26th, 2025, with questions due by March 31st, 2025, and quotes due by April 3rd, 2025. The Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command will evaluate quotes based on technical capability, period of performance, and price reasonableness. The contractor will be required to provide a one-year warranty covering parts, labor, and maintenance, with the award going to the most advantageous quote considering price and other factors.
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Attachment 1
Statement of Objectives (SOO) FOC Connectivity ITN 88 to BLDG 306
Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ
1. Introduction
The contractor will provide all manpower, parts, supplies and materials necessary to survey, engineer, design, procure, deliver, and install new fiber optic cable from building 88 to building 306 on Davis-Monthan Air Force Base (DMAFB), Arizona. This includes, but is not limited to, the removal of existing cabling, installation of conduit along with trenching/boring to connect confined spaces, and the installation of necessary fiber optic cable.
2. Required Work
Engineer and install fiber optic cable (FOC).
The work required consists of a site visit/survey, design, planning, delivery, removal of existing cabling (if any), installation, testing, cut over.
The FOC install provides USAF network connectivity to AFSOC designated facilities for tenancy.
Contractor will provide full detailed design for approval before work is started.
3. Current System - Removal
There is no current FOC physical connectivity directly between building 88 and building 306.
The contractor will be required to dispose of or recycle any extraneous equipment and/or FOC upon completion, in accordance with all Air Force and government environmental requirements.
4. New FOC - Install
72 strands of Single Mode FOC will be installed from building 88 to Building 306 and will be rated for outdoor use. The FOC will need to be terminated on both ends in a communication rack/cabinet. The patch panel will be corning, connector type will be LC.
Required capability:
Contractors must have their own confined space PPE and are responsible for their own safety.
Minimum requirement for entering confined a confined space is an atmospheric gas detector along with a hard hat.
Contractors must have the capability to pull fiber, terminate, and test where needed.
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Contractors must have the capability to bore/install conduit, and repair any damages done to the surface of the confined space/communication path. Any damage done within the confined space during the installation will be repaired.
72 strand FOC will be tested and ready for use to ensure network connectivity is capable prior to the end of the project. Test results will be submitted and reviewed for quality assurance purposes.
5. Power Input Requirements
N/A, FOC is a means for providing a complete circuit to/from location.
6. Warranty
Warranty coverage will consist of parts, labor and maintenance for one (1) full year beginning at system acceptance/cut-over.
7. Additional Information
ITN access: Personnel without the proper clearance will need to be escorted into the telecommunication rooms on the day of termination/ testing.
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