Attachment_1_Q_A-Solicitation_0001.pdf

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Internet Installation and Service Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
140G0124Q0135
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Department of the Interior US Geological Survey Office of Acquisitions and Grants

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This document is a Question and Answer (Q&A) attachment related to Solicitation 140G0124Q0135 for Internet Installation and Service. The solicitation is issued by the Department of the Interior US Geological Survey Office of Acquisitions and Grants for the USGS New England Water Science Center (WSC) Augusta, ME office.

The key details are: The solicitation requires the installation of a fiber optic internet service with a /29 static IPv4 subnet block and two live network interface ports. The current provider is FirstLight. The solicitation will be issued on 04/17/2024 with written quotes due on 04/26/2024. Questions must be submitted by 04/23/2024. This is a total small business set-aside with a NAICS code of 517111 and size standard of 1500. Quotes must be emailed to dgreene@usgs.gov. All responsible sources may submit a quote for consideration.

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Solicitation 140G0124Q0135-Internet Services Maine

Q&A

Question 1: Could you share the size of the IPv4 block required?

Answer 1 : We'd like to request static addresses IPv4 /29 subnet block.

Question 2: How many static IP address does your customer require?

Answer 2 : The network interface device should have two live ports: 1 for the router, and the other for a test port to bypass our router and connect directly to the ISP's service.

Question 3: Who is the current provider?

Answer 3: FirstLight

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