19SG2018Q0017_SF30_-_Amend_1.docx

AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

1. CONTRACT ID CODE

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2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NO.

3. EFFECTIVE DATE

4. REQUISITION/PURCHASE REQ. NO.

PR7077624-V2

5. PROJECT NO. (If applicable)

6. ISSUED BY CODE

7. ADMINISTERED BY (If other than Item 6) CODE

AMERICAN EMBASSY DAKAR

Route des ALMADIES, BP49

ATTN: GSO/ PROCUREMENT

DAKAR / SENEGAL

8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR (NO., street, city, county, State, and ZIP Code)

19SG2018Q0017

9b. DATED (SEE ITEM 11) 03/27/2018

10a. MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT/ORDER NO.

10b. DATED (SEE ITEM 13)

11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

[X] The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offers _X is extended, _ is not extended Offers must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended, by one of the following methods: (a) By completing Items 8 and 15, and returning copies of the amendment;(b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted; or(c) By separate letter or telegram which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers.

FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by telegram or letter, provided each telegram or letter makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA (If required)

13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS,

IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO. AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.

A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE

CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES (such as changes in paying office, appropriation date, etc.) SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(b)

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

D. OTHER (Specify type of modification and authority)

E. IMPORTANT: Contractor [ ] is not, [ ] is required to sign this document and return ____ copies to the issuing office.

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

The purpose of this amendment is to :

A- Add Clause 52.237-1 SITE VISIT (APR 1984), The site visit will be held on May 24 at 10:00AM GMT starting at U.S. Embassy Dakar. Prospective offerors/quoters should contact Angelique Faye at fayeac@state.gov to confirm attendance.

B- The closing date is extended until June 1st , 2018 at 12:00 noon local time C- Update the pricing table on Section I , paragraph II prices is revised as follows : ( see next pages)

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

15A. NAME AND TITLE OF SIGNER (Type or print)

16A. NAME OF CONTRACTING OFFICER

15B. NAME OF CONTRACTOR/OFFEROR

BY

(Signature of person authorized to sign)

BY

(Signature of Contracting Officer)

16C.DATE SIGNED

II. BASE PERIOD

The contract will be for a one-year period from the date specified on the notice to proceed, with 02 one-year options to renew.

The notice to proceed shall be provided upon successful installation and acceptance by the Government of the required circuits, which shall be installed and delivered within 60 days after contract award.

1. The Contractor shall furnish all engineering, labor, tools, equipment, materials, supplies and services to provide the required circuit as specified under Section 1, hereof:

2. Prices. In consideration of satisfactory performance of the services required under this contract, the Contractor shall be paid a firm fixed-price (FFP) per month as stated in the schedule below.

2.1 VALUE ADDED TAX

VALUE ADDED TAX. Value Added Tax (VAT) is not applicable to this contract and shall not be included in the CLIN rates or Invoices because the U.S. Embassy has a tax exemption certificate from the host government.

2.2. The firm fixed-prices are stated in ………………………_(offeror to fill in currency)

Local companies shall offer in CFA francs

BASE YEAR: (120 Mbps)

Contract Line Item #

Total Firm-Fixed Price

NEC Chancery - main circuit of 120 Mbps is needed up to the telecom/demark room where 2 different routers will be installed by the contractor, each with its own subnet:

• Leased Line 1 will be dedicated to USAID network (AIDNET) with a bandwidth of 32Mbps. Two Separate subnets. One /30 subnet to connect the ISP equipment to the USAID POP router. One /28 preferred (/29 will work) subnet to be fully advertised by the ISP and routed through the /30 subnet. This subnet will be used by USAID only. 8 public IP addresses provided by the ISP.

• Leased Line 2 will be dedicated to the Opennet and all other networks with a bandwidth of 88 Mbps. The local ISP must provide a minimum of thirty two public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

For this specific site only and for comparison purpose ; The USG additionally need optional offers for :

· 01 Main circuit of 140 Mbps

· 01 Main circuit of 150 Mbps

NOTA BENE:

To be considered, pricing for optional capacities shall be provided for the base year and all options years.

BASE YEAR: (140 mbps) – optional for the US Government

Total Firm-Fixed Price

NEC Chancery - main circuit of 140 Mbps is needed up to the telecom/demark room where 2 different routers will be installed by the ISP, each with its own subnet:

• Leased Line 1 will be dedicated to USAID network (AIDNET) with a bandwidth of 32Mbps. Two Separate subnets. One /30 subnet to connect the ISP equipment to the USAID POP router. One /28 preferred (/29 will work) subnet to be fully advertised by the ISP and routed through the /30 subnet. This subnet will be used by USAID only. 8 public IP addresses provided by the ISP.

• Leased Line 2 will be dedicated to the Opennet and all other networks with a bandwidth of 108 Mbps. The local ISP must provide a minimum of thirty-two public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

BASE YEAR: (150 mbps) – optional for the US Government

Total Firm-Fixed Price

NEC Chancery - main circuit of 150 Mbps is needed up to the telecom/demark room where 2 different routers will be installed by the ISP, each with its own subnet:

• Leased Line 1 will be dedicated to USAID network (AIDNET) with a bandwidth of 32Mbps. Two Separate subnets. One /30 subnet to connect the ISP equipment to the USAID POP router. One /28 preferred (/29 will work) subnet to be fully advertised by the ISP and routed through the /30 subnet. This subnet will be used by USAID only. 8 public IP addresses provided by the ISP.

• Leased Line 2 will be dedicated to the Opennet and all other networks with a bandwidth of 118 Mbps. The local ISP must provide a minimum of thirty-two public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

Total Firm-Fixed Price

REMOTE LOCATIONS :

CMR (ALMADIES)

A leased line of 4Mbps is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

A leased line of 4 Mbps is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

A leased line of 6 Mbps is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

A leased line of 6 Mbps is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

A leased line of 6 Mbps total is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block

For this specific site only and for comparison purpose ; The USG additionally need optional offers for :

· 01 leased line of 8 Mbps

· 01 leased line of 10 mbps

NOTA BENE:

To be considered, pricing for optional capacities shall be provided for the base year and all options years.

(option – A for the US Government) A leased line of 8 Mbps total is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block For comparison purposes we additionally need optionnal quotes

(option – B for the US Government) A leased line of 10 Mbps total is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block

PEACE CORPS (THIES)

A leased line of 4 Mbps total is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

SUB TOTAL FOR BASE YEAR ( 120 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR BASE YEAR ( 120 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR BASE YEAR ( 120 MBPS + PC (10 MBPS)

SUB TOTAL FOR BASE YEAR ( 140 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR BASE YEAR ( 140 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR BASE YEAR ( 140 MBPS + PC (10MBPS)

SUB TOTAL FOR BASE YEAR ( 150 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR BASE YEAR ( 150 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR BASE YEAR ( 150 MBPS + PC (10MBPS)

OPTION YEAR 1: (120 mbps)

Total Firm-Fixed Price

NEC Chancery - main circuit of 120 Mbps is needed up to the telecom/demark room where 2 different routers will be installed by the ISP, each with its own subnet:

• Leased Line 1 will be dedicated to USAID network (AIDNET) with a bandwidth of 32Mbps. Two Separate subnets. One /30 subnet to connect the ISP equipment to the USAID POP router. One /28 preferred (/29 will work) subnet to be fully advertised by the ISP and routed through the /30 subnet. This subnet will be used by USAID only. 8 public IP addresses provided by the ISP.

• Leased Line 2 will be dedicated to the Opennet and all other networks with a bandwidth of 88 Mbps. The local ISP must provide a minimum of thirty-two public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

OPTION YEAR 01 : (140 mbps) – optional for the US Government

Total Firm-Fixed Price

NEC Chancery - main circuit of 140 Mbps is needed up to the telecom/demark room where 2 different routers will be installed by the ISP, each with its own subnet:

• Leased Line 1 will be dedicated to USAID network (AIDNET) with a bandwidth of 32Mbps. Two Separate subnets. One /30 subnet to connect the ISP equipment to the USAID POP router. One /28 preferred (/29 will work) subnet to be fully advertised by the ISP and routed through the /30 subnet. This subnet will be used by USAID only. 8 public IP addresses provided by the ISP.

• Leased Line 2 will be dedicated to the Opennet and all other networks with a bandwidth of 108 Mbps. The local ISP must provide a minimum of thirty-two public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

OPTION YEAR 01 : (150 mbps) – optional for the US Government

Total Firm-Fixed Price

NEC Chancery - main circuit of 150 Mbps is needed up to the telecom/demark room where 2 different routers will be installed by the ISP, each with its own subnet:

• Leased Line 1 will be dedicated to USAID network (AIDNET) with a bandwidth of 32Mbps. Two Separate subnets. One /30 subnet to connect the ISP equipment to the USAID POP router. One /28 preferred (/29 will work) subnet to be fully advertised by the ISP and routed through the /30 subnet. This subnet will be used by USAID only. 8 public IP addresses provided by the ISP.

• Leased Line 2 will be dedicated to the Opennet and all other networks with a bandwidth of 118 Mbps. The local ISP must provide a minimum of thirty-two public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

Total Firm-Fixed Price

CMR (ALMADIES)

A leased line of 4Mbps is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

A leased line of 4 Mbps is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

A leased line of 6 Mbps is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

A leased line of 6 Mbps is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

A leased line of 6 Mbps total is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block

(option –A for the US Government) A leased line of 8 Mbps total is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block

(option –B for the US Government) A leased line of 10 Mbps total is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block

A leased line of 4 Mbps total is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 01 ( 120 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 01 ( 120 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR OPION YEAR 01 ( 120 MBPS + PC (10 MBPS)

SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 01 ( 140 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 01 ( 140 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 01 ( 140 MBPS + PC (10MBPS)

SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 01 ( 150 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 01 (150 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 01 (150 MBPS + PC 10MBPS)

OPTION YEAR 02: - (120 mbps)

Total Firm-Fixed Price

NEC Chancery - main circuit of 120 Mbps is needed up to the telecom/demark room where 2 different routers will be installed by the ISP , each with its own subnet:

• Leased Line 1 will be dedicated to USAID network (AIDNET) with a bandwidth of 32Mbps. Two Separate subnets. One /30 subnet to connect the ISP equipment to the USAID POP router. One /28 preferred (/29 will work) subnet to be fully advertised by the ISP and routed through the /30 subnet. This subnet will be used by USAID only. 8 public IP addresses provided by the ISP.

• Leased Line 2 will be dedicated to the Opennet and all other networks with a bandwidth of 88 Mbps. The local ISP must provide a minimum of thirty-two public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

OPTION YEAR 02: (140 mbps) – optional for the US Government

Total Firm-Fixed Price

NEC Chancery - main circuit of 140 Mbps is needed up to the telecom/demark room where 2 different routers will be installed by the ISP, each with its own subnet:

• Leased Line 1 will be dedicated to USAID network (AIDNET) with a bandwidth of 32Mbps. Two Separate subnets. One /30 subnet to connect the ISP equipment to the USAID POP router. One /28 preferred (/29 will work) subnet to be fully advertised by the ISP and routed through the /30 subnet. This subnet will be used by USAID only. 8 public IP addresses provided by the ISP.

• Leased Line 2 will be dedicated to the Opennet and all other networks with a bandwidth of 108 Mbps. The local ISP must provide a minimum of thirty-two public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

OPTION YEAR 02 : (150 mbps) – optional for the US Government

Total Firm-Fixed Price

NEC Chancery - main circuit of 150 Mbps is needed up to the telecom/demark room where 2 different routers will be installed by the ISP, each with its own subnet:

• Leased Line 1 will be dedicated to USAID network (AIDNET) with a bandwidth of 32Mbps. Two Separate subnets. One /30 subnet to connect the ISP equipment to the USAID POP router. One /28 preferred (/29 will work) subnet to be fully advertised by the ISP and routed through the /30 subnet. This subnet will be used by USAID only. 8 public IP addresses provided by the ISP.

• Leased Line 2 will be dedicated to the Opennet and all other networks with a bandwidth of 118 Mbps. The local ISP must provide a minimum of thirty-two public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

Total Firm-Fixed Price

CMR (ALMADIES)

A leased line of 4Mbps is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

A leased line of 4 Mbps is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

A leased line of 6 Mbps is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

A leased line of 6 Mbps is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

A leased line of 6 Mbps total is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block

(option – A for the US Government) A leased line of 8 Mbps total is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block

(option – B for the US Government) A leased line of 10 Mbps total is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block

A leased line of 4 Mbps total is needed up to the router provided by the ISP. The local ISP must provide a minimum of six public Internet routable addresses from their Internet block.

SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 02 ( 120 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 02 ( 120 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR OPION YEAR 02 ( 120 MBPS + PC (10 MBPS)

SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 02 ( 140 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 02 ( 140 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 02 ( 140 MBPS + PC (10MBPS)

SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 02 ( 150 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 02 (150 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR OPTION YEAR 02 (150 MBPS + PC 10MBPS)

GRAND TOTAL FIRM-FIXED CONTRACT PRICE, INCLUDING ALL OPTION YEARS

BASE YEAR - GRAND TOTAL :

SUB TOTAL FOR ( 120 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 120 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 120 MBPS + PC (10 MBPS)

SUB TOTAL FOR ( 140 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 140 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 140 MBPS + PC (10MBPS)

SUB TOTAL FOR ( 150 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 150 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 150 MBPS + PC (10MBPS)

OPTION YEAR 01 - GRAND TOTAL :

SUB TOTAL FOR ( 120 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 120 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 120 MBPS + PC (10 MBPS)

SUB TOTAL FOR ( 140 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 140 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 140 MBPS + PC (10MBPS)

SUB TOTAL FOR ( 150 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR (150 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR (150 MBPS + PC 10MBPS)

OPTION YEAR 02 – GRAND TOTAL:

SUB TOTAL FOR ( 120 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 120 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 120 MBPS + PC (10 MBPS)

SUB TOTAL FOR ( 140 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 140 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR ( 140 MBPS + PC (10MBPS)

SUB TOTAL FOR ( 150 MBPS + PC (6MBPS)

OPTION A - SUB TOTAL FOR (150 MBPS + PC (8 MBPS)

OPTION B - SUB TOTAL FOR (150 MBPS + PC 10MBPS)

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