Section 27 10 00.doc

Modular Office Building No. 365

2016005

SECTION 27 10 00

BUILDING TELECOMMUNICATIONS CABLING SYSTEMS

Telecommunications Requirements (Outside Plant) The contractor will start this project by providing and placing 2000’ of (3) 1 ¼” inner duct (black/orange/green) from the B300 telephone room, through (10) manholes to manhole 313-S. Next the contractor will remove the cable and inner ducts which go from MH 313-S to the old building 324. Once the removals are done, the contractor will finish placing the inner duct to the B324 communications room.

Next the contractor will provide and place 2200’ of 48SM underground fiber cable from B300 to the Comm. Room of B324. This cable will be terminated in B300 in a rack mounted Corning CCH-02U housing, E/W (4) CCH-12 using SC connectors. In B324 the contractor will provide and place a Corning rack mounted CCH-02U housing, E/W (4) CCH -12 panels using SC connectors.

Next the contractor will go to manhole 313-S and trim out the 200 pair cable which served B324 and replace with a new 100 pair jelly cable, which it will extend for 200’ to the new Comm. Room. The splice case in MH 313-S will be replaced with an armadillo case. In building 324 the contractor will terminate the copper in a government provided protected terminal, which will be grounded to an approved ground with a #6 ground wire. The contractor will stencil the copper terminal FC5, 301-400.

The contractor will have personnel certified in manhole safety with the current certificates, meters and testers for safe entrance.

A meeting before the project starts with the FAA safety staff will be necessary to go over all safety and work place issues before starting work.

The contractor will have all required road safety equipment with crash trucks, flag persons, road signs, etc. to monitor road traffic and if necessary close lanes.

Telecommunications Requirements (Inside Building No. 365) The inside installation of new voice and CAT6 LAN wires, jacks, patch panels, testing and labeling in B324.

1. Install (2) CAT6 wires, blue-4pair plenum, and jacks in (58) cubicles with a Leviton-2port surface mounted boxes, under each work station.

2. Install (1) white CAT5E wire for voice and (4) CAT blue-4pair plenum for the fax/printer area for the LAN.

3. The conference room and work room will have 4 locations, each having (2) blue-4pair plenum wires in flush mounted jacks on each wall, 4 walls, in the middle of each wall, about 18”AFF, and (2) under the tables in each room, in a floor outlet shared with the electric. The electrician will provide the conduit from each conference table, in the floor, to the comm. room terminals

4. The 2 offices will have 3 locations, each having (2) blue-4pair plenum wires in flush mounted jacks on each wall, 3 walls, in the middle of each wall, about 18”AFF.

5. Install (1) white CAT5E plenum wire for the Spectralink service, with the location TBD in B324 and terminated in the comm. room on a new 100 pair-110 block and equip with C4’s..

6. Provide and install (1) Spectralink base station-RCC400.

7. Provide and install a Chatsworth Universal-19” rack mount-6’ high frame and equip with patch panels. Secure to the floor and wall with ladder rack for the cables and raceway for the patch cords.

8. Provide (220)-5’-CAT6- blue patch cords and (60)-10’-CAT6-blue patch cords. IT dept. will install them.

9. Use Leviton boxes and jacks and wire them in a 568B configuration.

10. Install (6) new wireless access points with CAT6 wire and jacks in 6 locations to be spread out evenly for coverage. The IT dept. will provide the access points and the contractor will install them in the ceiling.

11. All fiber, copper cables and all inside wiring, jacks, outlets, patch panels will be labeled in a clear, neat, and legible format with a P-touch or equivalent label maker. Example- 324/01-V for the voice and 324/01-A-D or 324/01-B-D for the LAN when there are 2 LANS at each location.

The contractor will test the new fiber and copper cables and all inside wiring from end to end and provide the results to the Government in an industry standard format. The contractor will dispose of the removed cables and inner duct.

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