Attach 5 - Code 109.13 Information Technology Requirements.pdf

Ser 109/080

MEMORANDUM

1 6 OCT 2019

From: Code 109.13 To: Code 109

Subj: CODE 109 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS

Encl: (1) Network Requirements for Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Building Renovations

1. Enclosure (1) is being provided to outline the Code 109 information technology requirements for building construction and renovations.

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109.01 109.1

NETWORK REQUIREMENTS FOR PORTSMOUTH NAVAL SHIPYARD BUILDING

RENOVATIONS

1. The following list contains the network and physical cabling requirements that Code 109 recommends to be included in all statements of work for all building renovations, Military Construction projects, etc.

A 15x15 foot data closet, certified by Portsmouth Naval Shipyard physical security to meet open storage SECRET requirements (per NAVYIAPUB 5239.22), with all environmental controls in place, such as cooling and ventilation, and installed on every floor of occupied space.

This will cover the physical space and security required to hold network equipment for Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI) NIPRNET, Legacy, and NNPPNet. Any other systems (NMCI SIPRNET) that need to be added to the room, will increase overall size of space by an additional 5x5 feet.

2. Contractor Responsibility:

a. Contactors will run:

(1) The following (Legacy and NMCI drops) cannot be terminated in the same faceplate:

(a) NMCI:

1. Two NMCI CAT6 Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) drops to each desk location. Blue Copper CAT6 (UTP) for Dl, Green Copper CAT6 (UTP) for D2; Blue Mini-Com connectors for Dl and Green Mini-Com connectors for D2.

2. Two NMCI CAT6 (UTP) in locations provided by the customer for printer drops.

(b) Legacy:

1. Two Legacy CAT6 (UTP) drops to each desk location. Blue Copper CAT6 (UTP) for Dl, Green Copper CAT6 (UTP) for D2; Blue Mini-Com connectors for Dl and Green Mini-Com connectors for D2.

2. Two CAT6 (UTP) Legacy drops (in locations provided by the customer) for printer drops.

Enclosure (1)

3. Two Legacy CAT6 (UTP) drops, on opposite ends of the room, 12 inches down from ceiling, for wireless access points.

(c) SECNET:

1. Two SECNET 62.5 Multimode Fiber drops to each desk location, terminated to LC Mini-Com connector.

NOTE: These cannot be in the same faceplate as NMCI and Legacy.

2. Contractors will terminate all drops (CAT6 - UTP and Fiber Optics) from the wall plate to the patch panels in each individual network rack identified by Code 109 BEFORE start of project.

3. Contractors will label all drops to current labeling standards. See examples below:

~· NMCI: 170-610-023, Building, Floor/Room, next available Port, on top of faceplate. Then normal Dl-D2.

b. NMCI: 613-DC2-F2, Room Cabinet is in Rack patch panel is in, patch panel, on bottom of faceplate

~- Legacy: Pl70-610-023, Building, Floor/Room, next available Port, on top of face plate. Then normal Dl-D2.

d. Legacy: P613-DC2-F2, Room Cabinet is in-Rack patch panel is in-patch panel, on bottom of faceplate

e. SECNET: S170-610-023, Building, Floor/Room, next available Port, on top of face plate. Then normal Dl-D2.

f. SECNET: S613-DC2-F2, Room Cabinet is in-Rack patch panel is in-patch panel, on bottom of faceplate.

4. Any new construction where a fiber optic backbone does not feed the building, the contractor must pull and terminate 9/125 Single Mode Fiber (48 strand or greater) to LC Mini-Com connector to location given by Code 109.

3. Security Requirements:

a. Any room that is going to have SECNET installed for use by customers, MUST meet all the criteria of the Controlled Access Area Checklist that will be provided by Code 109.

b. Physical Security must clear the space for up to Confidental.

4. Power Requirements:

Any rack that houses networking equipment for any network, shall be furnished with two LC-30 220v receptacles. The goal would be whenever possible to run the receptacles to different electrical panels to give redundancy of power into the racks.