Cabling_SOW_HEHO_(1).pdf

Herbert Hoover NHS - Scope of Work

Cabling Project

I. B50 Visitor Center

This is where service comes into the park, not the server location.

Contractor shall install (24) standard drops with (3) Cat 6A blue cables (A, B and C) at each location and (4) ceiling mount drops with (2) Cat 6A blue cables (A and B) at each location and

(3) floor mounts with (4) Cat 6A blue cables (A, B, C and D) for a total of (92) Cat 6A blue cables.

The cables will be homerun back to the Phone Room and terminate on new 48 port Cat 6A patch panels. Cable A will terminate on patch panel A, cable B will terminate on patch panel B and cable C will terminate on patch panel C. Cables will be terminated on blue Cat 6A Panduit jacks at the workstation end. Faceplates will be white or crème.

Contractor shall install (1) new 19" (EIA-310-D Compliant) Wall Mount Rack cabinet, 3ft (19U) tall by 18 inches deep, with fan kits and locks installed. Contractor shall install a rack mounted bus bar in the new wall mounted cabinet. Contractor shall install a #6 ground wire from the existing rack to a TMGB. Contractor shall install (2) – 48 port Cat 6A patch panels in the new wall mount cabinet with (2) – 2U horizontal wire managers.

Install J-hooks for pathways in drop ceiling area.

II. B52 Maintenance Shop

Contractor shall install (6) standard drops with (3) Cat 6A blue cables (A, B and C) at each location and (2) ceiling mount drops with (2) Cat 6A blue cables (A and B) at each location for a total of (22) Cat 6A blue cables. The cables will be homerun back to the data area and terminate on new 48 port Cat 6A patch panels. Cable A will terminate on patch panel A, cable B will terminate on patch panel B and cable C will terminate on patch panel C. Cables will be terminated on blue Cat 6A Panduit jacks at the workstation end. Faceplates will be white or crème.

Contractor shall install (1) new 19" (EIA-310-D Compliant) Wall Mount Rack cabinet, 3ft (19U) tall by 18 inches deep, with fan kits and locks installed. Contractor shall install a rack mounted bus bar in the new wall mounted cabinet. Contractor shall install a #6 ground wire from the existing rack to a TMGB. Contractor shall install (2) – 48 port Cat 6A patch panels in the new wall mount cabinet with (2) – 2U horizontal wire managers. Rack must be large enough to accommodate a rack mounted UPS in addition to contractor supplied parts.

III. HS04 Varney House

Hannah Varney built this home in 1899 for her and her 2 daughters at a location near the current entrance to the Hoover Presidential Library. In 1967, the National Park Service moved the house to its current location, adding a full basement and extensively remodeled the home for use as an office. This structure is part of the National Historic Register for West Branch. Great care will be taken to ensure we create the least amount of structural changes as possible for this project.

Contractor shall install (13) standard drops with (3) Cat 6A blue cables (A, B and C) at each location and (1) ceiling mount drops with (2) Cat 6A blue cables (A and B) at each location for a total of (41) Cat 6A blue cables. The cables will be homerun back to the data closet and terminate on new 48 port Cat 6A patch panels. Cable A will terminate on patch panel A, cable B will terminate on patch panel B and cable C will terminate on patch panel C. Cables will be terminated on blue Cat 6A Panduit jacks at the workstation end. Faceplates will be white or crème.

Contractor shall install (1) new 19" (EIA-310-D Compliant) Floor Mount Rack cabinet, 3ft (19U) tall by 18 inches deep, with casters, fan kits and locks installed. Contractor shall install a rack mounted bus bar in the new floor mounted cabinet. Contractor shall install a #6 ground wire from the existing rack to a TMGB. Contractor shall install (1) – 48 port Cat 6A patch panels in the new floor mount cabinet with (1) – 2U horizontal wire managers. Rack must be large enough to accommodate a rack mounted UPS in addition to contractor supplied parts.

Install J-hooks for pathways in basement.

IV. HS05 Leech House

Dr. L. J. Leech built this house in 1920. It is in the original location and has had minimal alterations. This structure is part of the National Historic Register for West Branch. Great care will be taken to ensure we create the least amount of structural changes as possible for this project.

Contractor shall install (17) standard drops with (3) Cat 6A blue cables (A, B and C) at each location and (2) ceiling mount drops with (2) Cat 6A blue cables (A and B) at each location for a total of (55) Cat 6A blue cables. The cables will be homerun back to the data closet and terminate on new 48 port Cat 6A patch panels. Cable A will terminate on patch panel A, cable B will terminate on patch panel B and cable C will terminate on patch panel C. Cables will be terminated on blue Cat 6A Panduit jacks at the workstation end. Faceplates will be white or crème.

Contractor shall install (1) new 19" (EIA-310-D Compliant) Floor Mount Rack cabinet, 3ft (19U) tall by 18 inches deep, with casters, fan kits and locks installed. Contractor shall install a rack mounted bus bar in the new floor mounted cabinet. Contractor shall install a #6 ground wire from the existing rack to a TMGB. Contractor shall install (2) – 48 port Cat 6A patch panels in the new floor mount cabinet with (2) – 2U horizontal wire managers. Rack must be large enough

V. HS06 Laban Miles House

Laban Miles and Agnes Minthorn Miles were Hoover’s uncle and aunt, and both families were frequent guests of the other. The Laban Miles house was built between 1869 and 1872. The family moved out in 1879, and Dr. Leech lived here from 1884 to 1920, when he built a new home next door. In 1901, the town of West Branch widened Downey St, requiring the house to be moved back 14 feet, and at that time, the second floor was added. In 1974, the National Park Service stabilized and repaired the home for use as Staff Quarters. Currently used as offices. This structure is part of the National Historic Register for West Branch. Great care will be taken to ensure we create the least amount of structural changes as possible for this project.

This is the location of the park server.

Contractor shall install (29) standard drops with (3) Cat 6A blue cables (A, B and C) at each location and (2) ceiling mount drops with (2) Cat 6A blue cables (A and B) at each location for a total of (91) Cat 6A blue cables. The cables will be homerun back to the data closet and terminate on new 48 port Cat 6A patch panels. Cable A will terminate on patch panel A, cable B will terminate on patch panel B and cable C will terminate on patch panel C. Cables will be terminated on blue Cat 6A Panduit jacks at the workstation end. Faceplates will be white or crème.

Contractor shall install (1) new 19" (EIA-310-D Compliant) Floor Mount Rack cabinet, 3ft (19U) tall by 18 inches deep, with casters, fan kits and locks installed. Contractor shall install a rack mounted bus bar in the new floor mounted cabinet. Contractor shall install a #6 ground wire from the existing rack to a TMGB. Contractor shall install (2) – 48 port Cat 6A patch panels in the new floor mount cabinet with (2) – 2U horizontal wire managers. Rack must be large enough to accommodate a rack mounted UPS in addition to contractor supplied parts.

Install J-hooks for pathways in basement.

Server Room: Contractor shall install (3) – 48 port Cat 6 patch panels in the existing rack with (3)

– 2U horizontal wire managers. Patch panels will be labeled A, B and C.

Contractor shall install a rack mounted bus bar in the existing server rack. Contractor shall install a #6 ground wire from the existing rack to a building ground.

VI. HS07 Garvin House

Amanda Garvin built this home before 1874. It is one of the oldest buildings in the park and a good example of gothic cottage architecture as developed in Iowa in the 1870s. This structure is part of the National Historic Register for West Branch. Great care will be taken to ensure we create the least amount of structural changes as possible for this project.

Contractor shall install (15) standard drops with (3) Cat 6A blue cables (A, B and C) at each location and (1) ceiling mount drops with (2) Cat 6A blue cables (A and B) at each location for a total of (47) Cat 6A blue cables. The cables will be homerun back to the data closet and terminate on new 48 port Cat 6A patch panels. Cable A will terminate on patch panel A, cable B will terminate on patch panel B and cable C will terminate on patch panel C. Cables will be terminated on blue Cat 6A Panduit jacks at the workstation end. Faceplates will be white or crème.

Contractor shall install (1) new 19" (EIA-310-D Compliant) Floor Mount Rack cabinet, 3ft (19U) tall by 18 inches deep, with casters, fan kits and locks installed. Contractor shall install a rack mounted bus bar in the new floor mounted cabinet. Contractor shall install a #6 ground wire from the existing rack to a TMGB. Contractor shall install (1) – 48 port Cat 6A patch panels in the new floor mount cabinet with (1) – 2U horizontal wire managers. Rack must be large enough

VII. HS08 CE Smith

Charles E. Smith built this house in 1903 on Cook’s Hill, on the East side of Downey St. The Smiths lived here until their deaths in 1934. The house was moved to its current location in 1969 by the National Park Service. This structure is part of the National Historic Register for West Branch.

Great care will be taken to ensure we create the least amount of structural changes as possible for this project.

Contractor shall install (21) standard drops with (3) Cat 6A blue cables (A, B and C) at each location and (2) ceiling mount drops with (2) Cat 6A blue cables (A and B) at each location for a total of (67) Cat 6A blue cables. The cables will be homerun back to the data area and terminate on new 48 port Cat 6a patch panels. Cable A will terminate on patch panel A, cable B will terminate on patch panel B and cable C will terminate on patch panel C. Cables will be terminated on blue Cat 6A Panduit jacks at the workstation end. Faceplates will be white or crème.

Contractor shall install new 19" (EIA-310-D Compliant) Wall Mount Rack cabinet, 3ft (19U) tall by 18 inches deep, with fan kits and locks installed. Contractor shall install a rack mounted bus bar in the new wall mounted cabinet. Contractor shall install a #6 ground wire from the existing rack to a TMGB. Contractor shall install (2) – 48 port Cat 6A patch panels in the new wall mount cabinet with (2) – 2U horizontal wire managers. Rack must be large enough to accommodate a rack mounted UPS in addition to contractor supplied parts.

Common Requirements

The cabling runs will make use of existing pathways, additional needed paths shall be pull inside the walls if possible or placed in surface mounted raceway.

Vendor will be responsible for providing all materials for this project, including cable, termination hardware, patch panels, patch cables, required network racks and cabinets and miscellaneous hardware.

NPS will supply all network switch equipment

Contractor shall remove existing data cables from the data switch in the data area back to the workstations after the new Cat 6A cables have been installed and cut-over to the data patch panels and NPS supplied network switches.

Copper cable is to be recycled by the contractor.

Labeling: Contractor shall work with the customer to determine a labeling scheme. Contractor shall label all the faceplates and the patch panels with the customer agreed upon labeling scheme.

Testing: All installed Category 6A or higher copper cables shall be tested with a Level III cable tester to certify that the cable conforms to ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B specifications. The test device shall provide printed and electronic Pass/Fail test results that will be supplied to the NPS.

The Contractor is to clean the site each day and all materials must be stored neatly in the laydown area.

All debris, excess materials, etc. must be picked up and the area cleaned up at the end of each day. All garbage will be disposed of in a Contractor provided garbage container.

All work is to take place Monday – Friday 8am – 4pm. Weekend or after hours work must be coordinated with the COR in advance. The Contractor must have the appropriate licenses for working from heights and must use ladders and harnesses appropriate to the working height. The Contractor should wear appropriate personal protective equipment at all times including safety glasses, gloves, hard hat, etc.

Contractor shall provide a separate line item option for new patch cables for both the work station end as well as the patch panel end.

All products will be shipped directly to the customer site.

Cabling to be installed per industry standards.

Applicable Standards

The contractor is responsible for ensuring all work completed under the scope of the contract meets the following applicable industry standards.

• BICSI TDMM 13th Edition

• BICSI ITSIMM

• NFPA 70: National Electrical Code

• TIA/EIA-568

• ANSI/TIA/EIA/BICSI-607-B

• NECA/BICSI 607-2011

As-Built Information and Documentation

The Contractor will develop as-built information, including scaled as-built drawings, manufacturer’s installation, operational, and troubleshooting documents, material cut sheets, and all other records required for the life cycle operation, support, and maintenance of installed products. As-built documentation will be submitted to the customer in printed form and electronically as an editable Microsoft Word (2010 or greater), Adobe PDF, or Microsoft Visio (2010 or greater) document.