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- Phone Line Cabling and Installation at USGS for OI Federal contract opportunity
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- 140A1624Q0043
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This document contains Questions and Answers related to Solicitation Number 140A1624Q0043 for Phone Line Cabling and Installation at USGS for the Office of Information Management Technology (OIMT). The key details are:
The solicitation requires 2 additional 1 RU patch panels, one for a red network and one for a yellow network, as the current 48-port patch panels will be insufficient. The current cable lengths are approximately 50 feet, and the old cables will be removed to provide a clear route for the new cabling. The cubicle manufacturer is Kimball's X-Site Furniture System. A diagram showing the current layout is provided in the updated Statement of Work. No other specific product or service requirements, response dates, award dates, pricing terms, set-asides, or incumbent information is provided in this Questions and Answers document.
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Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| A04_SOW_Revised_0001.pdf | ||
| Sol_140A1624Q0043_Amd_0001.pdf | ||
| Sol_140A1624Q0043.pdf | ||
| A04_SOW.pdf |
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140A1624Q0043 Questions and Answers
Questions:
1. How many ports per patch panel? There are currently 48 ports per patch panel however, this will not be sufficient for this project. I anticipate 2 additional 1 RU patch panels will be needed, one for the red network and one for the yellow network.
2. Do you have a diagram showing current layout? (this is received in the updated SOW)
3. Do you know the current cable lengths per drop? Approximately 50 feet
4. Are the old cables still in place? Yes, removal of these old cables will provide a clear route for the new cabling.
5. Who is the cubicle manufacturer? Kimball’s X-Site Furniture System
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