Q and A Session - Final.docx

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Attached to: Clinical Video Telehealth Services
Solicitation number: 75H70421R00015
Issued by: Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service

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This solicitation is for clinical video telehealth support services. The Indian Health Service requires a cloud-based clinical video teleconferencing solution to support approximately 2,000 healthcare providers across 170 facilities in 12 geographical regions. Offerors must propose a FedRAMP certified solution or one that can achieve certification within 60 days of contract award. Proposals are due by March 19, 2021. The award will be a firm-fixed price contract to a small business. Evaluation criteria include the offeror's approach to business and clinical requirements, technical solution, past performance, and FedRAMP certification status. The contract will have a one year base period and four one-year options. The solicitation incorporates standard commercial items FAR clauses and provisions.

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Final Q&A Session IHS RFP Clinical Video Telehealth Services Response in Red within Table

Solicitation Page #

Section Title &

Question Response

C.2.1 Business and Clinical Requirements

Will the proposed cloud based CVT solution reside in an IHS cloud environment? If so, which cloud environment will be used?

The IHS does not have an existing cloud environment from which to host this CVT solution. Section C.2. General Requirements of the RFP states, “The Contractor shall provide evidence in its proposal that the proposed solution is FedRAMP certified or meets the requirements to become FedRAMP certified within 60 days of the contract period of performance start date.”

C.2.2 Technical Requirements

Does IHS have a help desk system (if so please specify. If not, is the contractor expected to include a help desk tool Remedy, ServiceNow, other) in our solution?

Is the contractor expected to provide an endpoint management (software distribution and monitoring) tool to IHS and providers?

The IHS uses ServiceNow. The Contractor is not expected to include a helpdesk tool in its solution.

The Contractor is not required to provide an endpoint management tool.

C.2.3 Information Assurance and Accessibility Requirements

What is the bandwidth available at each site in the 12 IHS geo areas?

The IHS has over 700 circuits to various IHS, Tribal, Urban, and external partner facilities. Many locations have limited bandwidth on T1 circuits. The attached file contains bandwidth for 262 circuits supporting approximately 170 IHS Federally Managed locations. These are the locations that this CVT solution will primarily support.

C.2.4 Training and Technical Support Requirements

How many live training sessions are expected in a calendar year?

Can the live event training application be independent from the CVT solution?

Section C.3.3 of the PWS states, “The Contractor shall provide adequate level of training to the IHS staff to successfully support the CVT services at the IHS facility. Training should be available and/or provided to IHS staff on a bimonthly basis as needed.” There are approximately 170 facilities that will require training.

The live training events may be independent from the CVT solution.

Is this RFP related to physician telehealth services only or can it apply to Nurse Triage Services with Physician escalation as appropriate?

This RFP may apply to Nurse Triage Services with Physician escalation as appropriate

Pricing

What is the expectation or process for IHS to acquire licenses for the proposed CVT solution?

RFP section C.2.1 states the CVT solution must provide, “Services to support minimum of 2000 health care providers within 12 IHS Geographical Areas.” The expectation is that IHS will initially acquire services to support 2000 providers at 170 facilities.

C.2.1 Business and Clinical Requirements

What is the maximum number of individuals providers (doctors, nurses, clinicians, etc.) that will participate in a patient conference?

The maximum number of people in a telehealth encounter is five, but the IHS may use this solution to host video conferences between groups of medical providers with an unspecified maximum. Assume no more than fifty participants in a web conference.

Is a healthcare provider defined as a practice of providers or a single provider?

Single provider. A facility represents a practice of providers.

What is the initial number of licenses IHS estimates it will need to acquire?

RFP section C.2.1 states the CVT solution must provide, “Services to support minimum of 2000 health care providers within 12 IHS Geographical Areas.”

How many physical provider sites are there in the 12 IHS geo areas?

Approximately 170 facilities.

Please describe all potential participants of a meeting (e.g. provider, meeting host, nurse, patient)?

The primary users of the system are clinical coordinators such as nurses and physicians from a wide variety of clinical specialties.

Can IHS please provide a use case that describes the interaction of providers and end user with the CVT?

The IHS does not have a use case to provide.

What role is video conferencing expected to play in clinical activities?

Telehealth is a critical capability required for IHS clinical activities. This CVT solution is one of several IHS will employ for Telehealth.

What are the expected data or inputs from video conferencing to provide for clinical tools modality peripherals?

The IHS does not have an inventory of all peripherals used for telehealth. RFP Section C.2.1, Table 1, Item 3 specifies the CVT system and modalities shall support, “Otoscope, Ophthalmoscope, Stethoscope, Laryngoscope, Glidescope, microphones, and cameras.”

What is the minimum capability of end-user equipment (voice, text messaging, video, cameras, etc.)

Section C.2.1 of the RFP states, “Ability for patients to access conferencing services via URL with an option for both WebRTC and application-based solutions compatible with the most common end-user devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and personal computers.” Section C.2.2 states, “Compatible with the most commonly used mobile device, tablet, laptop, and personal computer platforms and shall support the latest versions of the most common operating systems as well as versions released in the past five years: Android (Version 5.0 or above), iOS (Version 8.0 and above), iPadOS (Version 13 and above), macOS (OSX 10.11 and above), and Windows (Windows 7 and above);

Is the contractor expected to develop custom apps for the CVT solution?

Is the contractor expected to develop one or more websites for the CVT solution?

7 & 8

Please specify the number of required waiting rooms (one per geographical area, one per patient, if other please specify)

One per patient

Is the help desk expected to assist in using specific modalities and peripherals?

C.2.2 Technical Requirements

What endpoint management (software distribution and monitoring) tool is IHS currently using? Will the contractor have access to this tool?

The IHS does not have an endpoint monitoring tool. There is no requirement for the contractor to monitor endpoints.

Is the contractor expected to provide an endpoint management (software distribution and monitoring) tool to IHS and providers?

Is the proposed CVT solution to include provider hardware? Is IHS requesting the contractor to?

The IHS is not requesting hardware, although the Contractor may propose on-premise hardware to meet the PWS requirements.

Is the contractor expected to provide live training to users with mobile devices.

Yes, IHS providers may use mobile devices for telehealth. Live training is for providers only (not patients).

Does IHS have an existing site or portal in place to host the training website, documents, videos, etc?

Yes, the IHS may be able to host training materials on its intranet website assuming the training meets all requirements such as Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act.

If IHS is hosting the site, is the contractor expected to provide technical support to restore the site during outages?

Is the contractor expected to provide onsite support for patient issues that cannot be resolved remotely?

C.3.3 Performance Standards and AQL

How many calls per hour or per day are expected to be covered by the Help desk?

Unknown

Can IHS please provide data on historical support calls (average number and standard deviation per day, per week, per month).

Unavailable

Pricing

Does the government have development and integration statement of works for base year and option periods which may impact a CVT solution?

Not at this time.

C.2.1 Business and Clinical Requirements

Can we include multiple CVT applications in our proposed CVT solution?

Yes

C.2.1 Business and Clinical Requirements 1:

The RFP states that the services will support 2000 health care providers within 12 IHS geographical regionals with a link included to those regions. The link includes hospitals, health centers, dental clinics and behavioral health. Will the solution be for all these sorts of organizations? What is the total quantity of physical locations where care will take place?

Yes, and there are approximately 170 locations where care will take place.

C.3.4 The resolution time frame of 20 minutes - does that apply to calls related to:

· End user device troubleshooting (Cellphones, tablets, Computers, etc?)

End user network troubleshooting (Check for connectivity issues of end user, assist with resolution?)

Yes

C.3.4 If end user has aged/misconfigured device and/or poor network connectivity, does this count as an exception to the 20 minute resolution?

Yes

C.3.4 How does the 20 minute recovery windows account for the speed of execution of the end user to assist with troubleshooting?

IHS will examine these instances on a case-by-case basis. In general, issues outside of the Contractor’s control will be excused from the 20 minute resolution time requirement.

Does IHS expect the provider to remotely connect to or manage end user devices?

· Provider assumes that end user troubleshooting will happen via phone session and walking the end user through configuration changes, restarts, re-installations etc.

· Provider assumes that the time to complete these activities is dependent upon the knowledge of each individual end user and how quickly they can respond to instruction from provider.

No. These assumptions are accurate.

C.2.1 – 6

The RFP lists all technologies within the last 5 years, including windows 7 and newer. Can this list be refined at all?

C.3.4

What is the expected volume of support calls for the Helpdesk?

Unknown

C.2.1 – 3

Are these modalities currently being supported today? If so, are you able to provide some insight as to how this is currently being done at IHS?

The IHS currently uses video conferencing for Patient-to-Provider and Provider-to-Provider modalities. The current solutions support end user devices/modalities, computers, mobile devices, and tablets that are 5 years old or newer.

The IHS has several types of codecs and roomkits in use for telehealth today. For example, telebehavioral health primarily uses the Cisco DX80 series codecs. Many IHS providers prefer using hardware codec solutions instead of a web browser on a computer. The IHS requires the use of hardware codecs to conduct some telehealth sessions.

Many IHS clinicians use Cisco Room Kits to conduct telehealth sessions without a computer connected to the unit. These Room Kits are configured to use a Cisco Bridge. One scenario is to allow direct calls from a physician using a Room Kit to a telehealth session with a patient who uses the WebRTC client.

Factor 4

Would IHS be willing to pursue this project with a solution that is in pursuit of FedRAMP ATO?

The offeror shall provide evidence in its proposal that the proposed solution is FedRAMP certified or meets the requirements to become FedRAMP certified within 60 days of the contract period of performance start date. A failure on any single Pass/Fail criteria will make the proposal ineligible for award, with no further evaluation of the Technical and Price proposal to be completed by the Government.

C.2.1 – 3

What are all of the medical peripherals being supported?

C.2.1 – 3

How do these medical peripherals integrate with the Telehealth endpoint?

Data Unavailable.

Is IHS willing to provide a week extension to this response date?

The government will not grant further extensions to the response deadline.

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AreaName SiteName Zip SpeedCaption

Aberdeen ABR-01: Aberdeen Area Office 57401 50Mb/s Ethernet Row Labels Count of SiteName

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Aberdeen ABR-04: Eagle Butte 57625 50Mb/s Ethernet ABQ-03: Laguna 2

Aberdeen ABR-04: Eagle Butte 57625 100Mb/s Ethernet ABQ-04: Albuquerque Indian Hospital 1

Aberdeen ABR-06: Ft. Thompson 57339 T3 (45 Mbps) ABQ-06: Santa Ana 1

Aberdeen ABR-07: Ft. Totten 58335 50Mb/s Ethernet ABQ-07: Zia 1

Aberdeen ABR-08: Ft. Yates 58538 T3 (45 Mbps) ABQ-08: Dulce/Jicarilla SU 1

Aberdeen ABR-08: Ft. Yates 58538 100Mb/s Private MAN ABQ-09: SCUSU 1

Aberdeen ABR-08: Ft. Yates 58538 100Mb/s Ethernet ABQ-11: Towaoc 4

Aberdeen ABR-09: Lower Brule 57548 50Mbps Metro Ethernet ABQ-12: Mescalero 1

Aberdeen ABR-10: Pine Ridge 57770 100Mb/s Ethernet ABQ-13: Santa Fe 1

Aberdeen ABR-10: Pine Ridge 57770 200Mbps Ethernet ABQ-15: San Felipe 1

Aberdeen ABR-11: Rapid City 57702 100Mb/s Ethernet ABQ-16: Santa Clara 1

Aberdeen ABR-12: Rosebud 57570 100Mb/s Ethernet ABQ-18: AIDC 2

Aberdeen ABR-13: Wagner 57380 50Mbps Metro Ethernet ABQ-19: DMVPN Taos 1

Aberdeen ABR-14: AAYRTC-Mobridge 57601 100Mb/s Private MAN ABQ-24: Zuni 2

Aberdeen ABR-16: Winnebago 68071 T3 (45 Mbps) ABQ-30: ACL 1

Aberdeen ABR-16: Winnebago 68071 100Mb/s Ethernet ABQ-35: White Mesa 1

Aberdeen ABR-18: Pierre OEHE 57501 T1 (1.544 Mbps) ABR-01: Aberdeen Area Office 1

Aberdeen ABR-18: Pierre OEHE 57501 T1 (1.544 Mbps) ABR-02: Belcourt 1

Aberdeen ABR-18: Pierre OEHE 57501 100Mb/s Ethernet ABR-03: Sisseton 1

Aberdeen ABR-22: Minot OEHE 58701 100Mb/s Ethernet ABR-04: Eagle Butte 2

Aberdeen ABR-23: McLaughlin 57642 250Mbps Private Ethernet ABR-06: Ft. Thompson 1

Aberdeen ABR-23: McLaughlin 57642 100Mb/s Private MAN ABR-07: Ft. Totten 1

Aberdeen ABR-27: Manderson Health Station 57756 T1 (1.544 Mbps) ABR-08: Ft. Yates 3

Aberdeen ABR-27: Manderson Health Station 57756 10Mb/s Ethernet ABR-09: Lower Brule 1

Aberdeen ABR-29: Martin OEHE 57551 T1 (1.544 Mbps) ABR-10: Pine Ridge 2

Aberdeen ABR-29: Martin OEHE 57551 T1 (1.544 Mbps) ABR-11: Rapid City 1

Aberdeen ABR-29: Martin OEHE 57551 50Mb/s Ethernet ABR-12: Rosebud 1

Aberdeen ABR-31: Mobridge OEHE 57601 50Mb/s Ethernet ABR-13: Wagner 1

Aberdeen ABR-32: Sioux City OEHE 51101 100Mb/s Ethernet ABR-14: AAYRTC-Mobridge 1

Aberdeen ABR-34: Kyle 57752 100Mb/s Ethernet ABR-16: Winnebago 2

Aberdeen ABR-35: Wanblee 57577 100Mb/s Ethernet ABR-18: Pierre OEHE 3

Aberdeen ABR-36: Sioux Falls 57105 T1 (1.544 Mbps) ABR-22: Minot OEHE 1

Aberdeen ABR-36: Sioux Falls 57105 T1 (1.544 Mbps) ABR-23: McLaughlin 2

Aberdeen ABR-36: Sioux Falls 57105 T1 (1.544 Mbps) ABR-27: Manderson Health Station 2

Aberdeen ABR-36: Sioux Falls 57105 T1 (1.544 Mbps) ABR-29: Martin OEHE 3

Aberdeen ABR-36: Sioux Falls 57105 T1 (1.544 Mbps) ABR-31: Mobridge OEHE 1

Aberdeen ABR-36: Sioux Falls 57105 T1 (1.544 Mbps) ABR-32: Sioux City OEHE 1

Aberdeen ABR-36: Sioux Falls 57105 PRI/ISDN 1.544 Mbps ABR-34: Kyle 1

Aberdeen ABR-36: Sioux Falls 57105 500Mbps Ethernet ABR-35: Wanblee 1

Aberdeen ABR-36: Sioux Falls 57105 500Mbps Ethernet ABR-36: Sioux Falls 9

Aberdeen ABR-51: Cannonball Health Station 58528 100Mb/s Private MAN ABR-51: Cannonball Health Station 1

Aberdeen ABR-52: Wakpala Health Station 57658 100Mb/s Private MAN ABR-52: Wakpala Health Station 1

Aberdeen ABR-59: Bullhead Clinic 57621 100Mb/s Private MAN ABR-59: Bullhead Clinic 1

Aberdeen ABR-60: La Creek 57625 50Mb/s Ethernet ABR-60: La Creek 1

Aberdeen ABR-69: Winnebago DDU 68071 50Mb/s Ethernet ABR-69: Winnebago DDU 1

Alaska AKA-01: DMVPN Alaska Area Office 99508 100Mb/s Private MAN AKA-01: DMVPN Alaska Area Office 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-01: Albuquerque Area Office 87110 50Mbps Metro Ethernet BEM-01: Bemidji Area Office 2

Albuquerque Area ABQ-01: Albuquerque Area Office 87110 100Mb/s Ethernet BEM-03: Cass Lake 2

Albuquerque Area ABQ-02: Cochiti 87072 5Mb/s Ethernet BEM-05: Nay Tau Wash 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-03: Laguna 87038 T1 (1.544 Mbps) BEM-06: Pine Point 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-03: Laguna 87038 T1 (1.544 Mbps) BEM-07: Red Lake 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-04: Albuquerque Indian Hospital 87106 100Mb/s Ethernet BEM-08: White Earth 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-06: Santa Ana 87004 T1 (1.544 Mbps) BEM-16: RhineLander 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-07: Zia 87053 20Mb/s Ethernet BEM-48: Ashland 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-08: Dulce/Jicarilla SU 87528 100Mb/s Ethernet BEM-49: Minnesota District Office 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-09: SCUSU 81301 20Mb/s Ethernet BEM-50: SSM-OEH-Fieldoffice 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-11: Towaoc 81334 T1 (1.544 Mbps) BIL-01: Billings Area Office 2

Albuquerque Area ABQ-11: Towaoc 81334 T1 (1.544 Mbps) BIL-04: Browning 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-11: Towaoc 81334 T1 (1.544 Mbps) BIL-06: Crow 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-11: Towaoc 81334 T1 (1.544 Mbps) BIL-08: Fort Washakie 5

Albuquerque Area ABQ-12: Mescalero 88340 21Mbps fractional DS3 BIL-10: Harlem (Ft. Belknap) 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-13: Santa Fe 87505 100Mb/s Ethernet BIL-11: Hays 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-15: San Felipe 87004 5Mb/s Ethernet BIL-12: Heart Butte 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-16: Santa Clara 87532 5Mb/s Ethernet BIL-14: Lame Deer 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-18: AIDC 87193 T1 (1.544 Mbps) BIL-15: Lodge Grass 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-18: AIDC 87193 T1 (1.544 Mbps) BIL-19: Poplar 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-19: DMVPN Taos 87571 100Mb/s Ethernet BIL-20: Pryor 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-24: Zuni 87327 T1 (1.544 Mbps) BIL-24: Wolf Point 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-24: Zuni 87327 T3 (45 Mbps) CAL-01: California Area Office 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-30: ACL 87034 100Mb/s Ethernet CAL-02: Arcata Field Office OEH 1

Albuquerque Area ABQ-35: White Mesa 84511 4G/LTE Enterprise Wireless CAL-03: Escondido OEH District 1

Bemidji BEM-01: Bemidji Area Office 56601 200 Mb/s Metro Ethernet CAL-04: Redding District Office (OEH) 1

Bemidji BEM-01: Bemidji Area Office 56601 100Mb/s Ethernet CAL-05: Ukiah OEH Field Office 1

Bemidji BEM-03: Cass Lake 56633 200 Mb/s Metro Ethernet CAL-60: Clovis OEH Field Office 1

Bemidji BEM-03: Cass Lake 56633 50Mb/s Ethernet CAL-84: Southern California YRTC 1

Bemidji BEM-05: Nay Tau Wash 56566 50Mb/s Ethernet CAL-92: Northern California YRTC - Sacred Oaks 1

Bemidji BEM-06: Pine Point 56575 20Mb/s Ethernet DES-01: Seattle 1

Bemidji BEM-07: Red Lake 56671 200 Mb/s Metro Ethernet DES-02: Dallas 1

Bemidji BEM-08: White Earth 56569 300Mb/s Ethernet NAS-01: Nashville Area Office 1

Bemidji BEM-16: RhineLander 54501 50Mb/s Ethernet NAS-02: Opelousas 1

Bemidji BEM-48: Ashland 54806 T1 (1.544 Mbps) NAS-15: Catawba 1

Bemidji BEM-49: Minnesota District Office 56601 200 Mb/s Metro Ethernet NAS-20: Bangor 1

Bemidji BEM-50: SSM-OEH-Fieldoffice 49783 5Mb/s Ethernet NAS-21: MICMAC 1

Billings BIL-01: Billings Area Office 59101 T1 (1.544 Mbps) NAS-24: Unity Youth 1

Billings BIL-01: Billings Area Office 59101 100Mb/s Ethernet NAS-25: OEH/Northern 1

Billings BIL-04: Browning 59417 100Mb/s Ethernet NAS-39: Mashpee Service Unit 1

Billings BIL-06: Crow 59022 100Mb/s Ethernet NAS-43: ATMORE-OEHE 1

Billings BIL-08: Fort Washakie 82514 T1 (1.544 Mbps) NAS-46: Lockport 1

Billings BIL-08: Fort Washakie 82514 T1 (1.544 Mbps) NAS-50: Southampton-Shinnecock 1

Billings BIL-08: Fort Washakie 82514 T1 (1.544 Mbps) NAS-51: COOP Trans AM 1

Billings BIL-08: Fort Washakie 82514 T1 (1.544 Mbps) NAS-53: Richmond Service Unit 1

Billings BIL-08: Fort Washakie 82514 50Mb/s Ethernet NAV-01: DMVPN Navajo Area Office 1

Billings BIL-10: Harlem (Ft. Belknap) 59526 T3 (45 Mbps) NAV-02: Pueblo Pintado 1

Billings BIL-11: Hays 59527 100Mb/s Ethernet NAV-03: DMVPN Crownpoint 1

Billings BIL-12: Heart Butte 59448 10Mb/s Private MAN NAV-06: DMVPN Shiprock 5

Billings BIL-14: Lame Deer 59043 T3 (45 Mbps) NAV-07: Tohatchi 1

Billings BIL-15: Lodge Grass 59050 10Mb/s Ethernet NAV-08: DMVPN Gallup OEH 1

Billings BIL-19: Poplar 59225 100Mb/s Ethernet NAV-10: GIMC 1

Billings BIL-20: Pryor 59066 10Mb/s Ethernet NAV-11: DMVPN Gallup RSSC 1

Billings BIL-24: Wolf Point 59201 100Mb/s Private MAN NAV-12: GIMC-ADMIN (ASB) 1

California CAL-01: California Area Office 95814 50Mb/s Ethernet NAV-14: DMVPN Crownpoint OEH 2

California CAL-02: Arcata Field Office OEH 95521 10Mb/s Ethernet NAV-16: Tuba City OEH 1

California CAL-03: Escondido OEH District 92029 10Mb/s Ethernet NAV-17: DMVPN Kayenta 4

California CAL-04: Redding District Office (OEH) 96002 50Mb/s Ethernet NAV-18: Inscription House 3

California CAL-05: Ukiah OEH Field Office 95482 5Mb/s Ethernet NAV-24: Tsaile 2

California CAL-60: Clovis OEH Field Office 93612 10Mb/s Ethernet NAV-25: Many Farms 1

California CAL-84: Southern California YRTC 50Mb/s Ethernet NAV-26: Chinle 1

California CAL-92: Northern California YRTC - Sacred Oaks 95616 50Mb/s Ethernet NAV-27: Red Mesa (4CRHC) 3

Division of Engineering Services (DES) DES-01: Seattle 98104 50Mb/s Ethernet NAV-28: Pinon-HC 1

Division of Engineering Services (DES) DES-02: Dallas 75202 50Mb/s Ethernet NAV-30: Winslow OEH 1

Nashville NAS-01: Nashville Area Office 37214 100Mb/s Ethernet NAV-31: Dennehotso 1

Nashville NAS-02: Opelousas 70570 T1 (1.544 Mbps) NAV-33: ROCKPOINT 1

Nashville NAS-15: Catawba 29734 50Mb/s Ethernet NAV-35: Fort Defiance OEH 1

Nashville NAS-20: Bangor 4401 5Mb/s Ethernet NAV-38: THOREAU 1

Nashville NAS-21: MICMAC 4769 10Mb/s Ethernet NAV-39: DMVPN SHIPROCK OEH 2

Nashville NAS-24: Unity Youth 28719 10Mb/s Ethernet NAV-41: SR-Toadalena 2

Nashville NAS-25: OEH/Northern 13104 10Mb/s Ethernet NAV-43: DMVPN Dzlith-Na-O-Dith-Hle (DZHC) 5

Nashville NAS-39: Mashpee Service Unit 2649 10Mb/s Ethernet OKC-01: Oklahoma Area Office 2

Nashville NAS-43: ATMORE-OEHE T1 (1.544 Mbps) OKC-02: Anadarko 1

Nashville NAS-46: Lockport 14094 10Mb/s Ethernet OKC-03: Carnagie 1

Nashville NAS-50: Southampton-Shinnecock 11968 10Mb/s Ethernet OKC-04: Claremore 2

Nashville NAS-51: COOP Trans AM 37129 50Mb/s Ethernet OKC-05: Clinton 1

Nashville NAS-53: Richmond Service Unit 23219 6Mb/s Ethernet OKC-08: El Reno 1

Navajo NAV-01: DMVPN Navajo Area Office 86515 500Mbps Ethernet OKC-09: Haskell 1

Navajo NAV-02: Pueblo Pintado 87313 T1 (1.544 Mbps) OKC-14: Okmulgee OEH 2

Navajo NAV-03: DMVPN Crownpoint 87313 200Mbps Ethernet OKC-16: Pawnee 1

Navajo NAV-06: DMVPN Shiprock 87420 200Mbps Ethernet OKC-18: Shawnee OEH 1

Navajo NAV-06: DMVPN Shiprock 87420 PRI/ISDN 1.544 Mbps OKC-21: Watonga 1

Navajo NAV-06: DMVPN Shiprock 87420 PRI/ISDN 1.544 Mbps OKC-22: Wewoka 1

Navajo NAV-06: DMVPN Shiprock 87420 PRI/ISDN 1.544 Mbps OKC-44: Holton OEH 1

Navajo NAV-06: DMVPN Shiprock 87420 PRI/ISDN 1.544 Mbps OKC-47: Lawton 1

Navajo NAV-07: Tohatchi 87235 T3 (45 Mbps) OKC-54: NSS Distribution Center 1

Navajo NAV-08: DMVPN Gallup OEH 87301 50Mb/s Ethernet OKC-66: Miami OEH 1

Navajo NAV-10: GIMC 87301 100Mb/s Ethernet PAR-10: WICHITA - DELETED 1

Navajo NAV-11: DMVPN Gallup RSSC 87301 50Mb/s Ethernet PHX-01: PHOENIX AREA OFFICE 1

Navajo NAV-12: GIMC-ADMIN (ASB) 87301 T3 (45 Mbps) PHX-02: MOAPA 1

Navajo NAV-14: DMVPN Crownpoint OEH 87313 768k fractional T1 PHX-04: DMVPN SUPAI 2

Navajo NAV-14: DMVPN Crownpoint OEH 87313 50Mb/s Ethernet PHX-09: AZTEC 2

Navajo NAV-16: Tuba City OEH 86045 T1 (1.544 Mbps) PHX-10: CHEMEHUEVI 1

Navajo NAV-17: DMVPN Kayenta 86033 PRI/ISDN 1.544 Mbps PHX-16: DMVPN PEACH SPRING 1

Navajo NAV-17: DMVPN Kayenta 86033 PRI/ISDN 1.544 Mbps PHX-17: RIVERSIDE 1

Navajo NAV-17: DMVPN Kayenta 86033 200Mbps Ethernet PHX-18: ELKO 1

Navajo NAV-17: DMVPN Kayenta 86033 PRI/ISDN 1.544 Mbps PHX-20: RENO-OEH/SCHURZ 5

Navajo NAV-18: Inscription House 86054 T1 (1.544 Mbps) PHX-21: DMVPN Fort Duchesne 2

Navajo NAV-18: Inscription House 86054 T1 (1.544 Mbps) PHX-26: WADO 1

Navajo NAV-18: Inscription House 86054 T1 (1.544 Mbps) PHX-29: Cibecue 2

Navajo NAV-24: Tsaile 86556 100Mb/s Ethernet PHX-30: PIMC 1

Navajo NAV-24: Tsaile 86556 100Mb/s Ethernet PHX-31: EDO 1

Navajo NAV-25: Many Farms 86538 50Mb/s Ethernet PHX-34: DMVPN Desert Vision 1

Navajo NAV-26: Chinle 86503 200Mbps Ethernet PHX-36: DMVPN Hopi Health Care 1

Navajo NAV-27: Red Mesa (4CRHC) 86514 80Mb/s Ethernet PHX-37: DMVPN Ft. Yuma 1

Navajo NAV-27: Red Mesa (4CRHC) 86514 PRI/ISDN 1.544 Mbps PHX-39: DMVPN Parker Indian Hospital 1

Navajo NAV-27: Red Mesa (4CRHC) 86514 T3 (45 Mbps) PHX-40: White River 2

Navajo NAV-28: Pinon-HC 86510 50Mb/s Ethernet PHX-48: DMVPN Nevada Skies Youth RTC 1

Navajo NAV-30: Winslow OEH 86047 T1 (1.544 Mbps) PHX-56: Battle Mountain 1

Navajo NAV-31: Dennehotso 86535 T1 (1.544 Mbps) POR-01: Portland Area Office 2

Navajo NAV-33: ROCKPOINT 86545 20Mb/s Ethernet POR-02: Wellpinit 5

Navajo NAV-35: Fort Defiance OEH T1 (1.544 Mbps) POR-05: Spokane OEH 1

Navajo NAV-38: THOREAU 87323 100Mb/s Ethernet POR-06: Olympic OEH 6

Navajo NAV-39: DMVPN SHIPROCK OEH 87420 T1 (1.544 Mbps) POR-07: Yakama 1

Navajo NAV-39: DMVPN SHIPROCK OEH 87420 50Mb/s Ethernet POR-09: Chemawa 1

Navajo NAV-41: SR-Toadalena 87420 T1 (1.544 Mbps) POR-10: Warm Springs 1

Navajo NAV-41: SR-Toadalena 87420 T1 (1.544 Mbps) POR-14: Fort Hall 4

Navajo NAV-43: DMVPN Dzlith-Na-O-Dith-Hle (DZHC) 87413 T1 (1.544 Mbps) POR-22: Yakama OEH 2

Navajo NAV-43: DMVPN Dzlith-Na-O-Dith-Hle (DZHC) 87413 T1 (1.544 Mbps) POR-23: White Swan 3

Navajo NAV-43: DMVPN Dzlith-Na-O-Dith-Hle (DZHC) 87413 T1 (1.544 Mbps) POR-27: Colville 6

Navajo NAV-43: DMVPN Dzlith-Na-O-Dith-Hle (DZHC) 87413 T1 (1.544 Mbps) POR-28: Port Angeles OEH 1

Navajo NAV-43: DMVPN Dzlith-Na-O-Dith-Hle (DZHC) 87413 250Mbps Ethernet POR-29: Fort Hall OEH 1

Oklahoma OKC-01: Oklahoma Area Office 73131 T1 (1.544 Mbps) POR-45: Warm Springs Diabetes Program 3

Oklahoma OKC-01: Oklahoma Area Office 73131 150Mb/s Ethernet POR-49: OMAK 3

Oklahoma OKC-02: Anadarko 73005 50Mb/s Ethernet TUC-11: Federal Area Office 1

Oklahoma OKC-03: Carnagie 73015 50Mb/s Ethernet Grand Total 262

Oklahoma OKC-04: Claremore 74017 T3 (45 Mbps)

Oklahoma OKC-04: Claremore 74017 100Mb/s Ethernet

Oklahoma OKC-05: Clinton 73601 100Mb/s Ethernet

Oklahoma OKC-08: El Reno 73036 T3 (45 Mbps)

Oklahoma OKC-09: Haskell 66046 T3 (45 Mbps)

Oklahoma OKC-14: Okmulgee OEH 74447 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Oklahoma OKC-16: Pawnee 74058 50Mb/s Ethernet

Oklahoma OKC-18: Shawnee OEH 74804 10Mb/s Ethernet

Oklahoma OKC-21: Watonga 73772 20Mb/s Ethernet

Oklahoma OKC-22: Wewoka 74884 50Mb/s Ethernet

Oklahoma OKC-44: Holton OEH 66436 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Oklahoma OKC-47: Lawton 73507 100Mb/s Ethernet

Oklahoma OKC-54: NSS Distribution Center 73114 20Mb/s Ethernet

Oklahoma OKC-66: Miami OEH 74354 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Partner Sites PAR-10: WICHITA - DELETED 87109 T3 (45 Mbps)

Phoenix PHX-01: PHOENIX AREA OFFICE 85004 50Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-02: MOAPA 89025 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Phoenix PHX-04: DMVPN SUPAI 86435 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Phoenix PHX-04: DMVPN SUPAI 86435 50Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-09: AZTEC 85016 20Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-10: CHEMEHUEVI 92363 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Phoenix PHX-16: DMVPN PEACH SPRING 86434 50Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-17: RIVERSIDE 92503 10Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-18: ELKO 89801 20Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-20: RENO-OEH/SCHURZ 89502 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Phoenix PHX-20: RENO-OEH/SCHURZ 89502 PRI/ISDN 1.544 Mbps

Phoenix PHX-20: RENO-OEH/SCHURZ 89502 20Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-21: DMVPN Fort Duchesne 84026 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Phoenix PHX-21: DMVPN Fort Duchesne 84026 Gigabit Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-26: WADO 85283 20Mbps Private MAN

Phoenix PHX-29: Cibecue 85911 20Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-29: Cibecue 85911 20Mbps Private MAN

Phoenix PHX-30: PIMC 85016 200Mbps Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-31: EDO 85929 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Phoenix PHX-34: DMVPN Desert Vision 85147 100Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-36: DMVPN Hopi Health Care 86042 100Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-37: DMVPN Ft. Yuma 92283 100Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-39: DMVPN Parker Indian Hospital 85344 100Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-40: White River 85941 T3 (45 Mbps)

Phoenix PHX-40: White River 85941 20Mbps Private MAN

Phoenix PHX-48: DMVPN Nevada Skies Youth RTC 89442 10Mb/s Ethernet

Phoenix PHX-56: Battle Mountain 89801 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Portland POR-01: Portland Area Office 97209 100Mb/s Ethernet

Portland POR-01: Portland Area Office 97209 50Mb/s Ethernet

Portland POR-02: Wellpinit 99040 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Portland POR-02: Wellpinit 99040 T3 (45 Mbps)

Portland POR-05: Spokane OEH 99208 20Mb/s Ethernet

Portland POR-06: Olympic OEH 98310 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Portland POR-06: Olympic OEH 98310 20Mb/s Ethernet

Portland POR-07: Yakama 98948 T3 (45 Mbps)

Portland POR-09: Chemawa 97305 50Mb/s Ethernet

Portland POR-10: Warm Springs 97761 T3 (45 Mbps)

Portland POR-14: Fort Hall 83203 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Portland POR-22: Yakama OEH 98948 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Portland POR-23: White Swan 98952 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Portland POR-27: Colville 99155 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Portland POR-28: Port Angeles OEH 98362 5Mb/s Ethernet

Portland POR-29: Fort Hall OEH 83202 4G/LTE Enterprise Wireless

Portland POR-45: Warm Springs Diabetes Program 97761 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Portland POR-49: OMAK 98841 T1 (1.544 Mbps)

Tucson TUC-11: Federal Area Office 85746 50Mb/s Ethernet

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated Mar 25, 2021.