Attachment_1_-_Statement_of_Work.pdf

US Department of the Interior Assistant Secretary – Indian Affairs / Office of Information Technology (AS-IA/OIT)

STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

School Infrastructure Installation and Maintenance Services

Multiple Award Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) March 14, 2023

Table of Contents

1. Multiple Award Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (MA-IDIQ) Title

2. Introduction

3. Background

4. Current Environment

5. Objectives

5.1 Implementation Installation Services Objective

5.2 Maintenance and Support Objective

6. Scope

6.1 Implementation and Installation Objective Scope

6.2 Maintenance and Support Objective Scope

7. Specific Requirements

7.1. Implementation and Installation Task

7.2 Maintenance and Support Task

7.3. Key Deliverables, Milestones and Schedule

7.4. Government Furnished Equipment/Information (GFE/GFI)

8.1. Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)

8.2. Data

Appendix A: Cohort List – 3 pages Appendix B: Sample Assessment Report & Sample BOM – 7 pages Appendix C: ODC List – 1 page

1. Multiple Award Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (MA-IDIQ) Title This MA-IDIQ is entitled “Bureau of Indian Education School Infrastructure Installation and Maintenance Services (BIE-SIIMS)”.

2. Introduction The AS-IA / OIMT is supporting the Bureau of Indian Education’s (BIE) Strategic Transformation of Education Plan (STEP) through the refurbishment of all Bureau Operated Schools’ (BOS) Information Technology (IT) infrastructure which will provide consistent and reliable access to Internet and Education Technology resources, particularly with the BIE’s newly launched Education Learning Management System (eLMS), Schoology by Powerschool.

This refurbishment effort is being accomplished in a 1.) assessment, 2.) core equipment order and 3.)

installation/maintenance phased approach. This IDIQ is focused on meeting the requirements of the third phase, installation for 44 and maintenance for 56 Bureau Operated Schools.

The intent of the BIE-SIIMS is to provide a competitive IDIQ vehicle that will support competition from multiple vendors for the implementation and installation phase and to provide on-going maintenance support all on a task order basis. The BIE-SIIMS is a 10-year IDIQ.

3. Background In the summer of 2022, the BIE formerly launched its eLMS platform for a cohort of 12 schools as part of its STEP initiative1. This initiative is designed to deliver the following three goals:

• Adoption of an Education Learning Management System (eLMS) to Bureau-operated schools with an option for Tribally controlled schools to adopt.

• Implementation of a sustainable and dynamic BIE technical infrastructure and connectivity to support educators, students, and families.

• Establishment of Communities of Practice (CoP) within multiple BIE functions fostering continuous improvement and collaboration.

This initial cohort is followed by two additional cohorts of schools over the next two years (a Cohort per year) at which all BOSs will be integrated into the BIE STEP.

A major part of this initiative lies within the second goal of the STEP - Implementation of a sustainable and dynamic BIE technical infrastructure and connectivity to support educators, students, and families

To address this goal, the following process is used: On-site Assessment, Assessment Reports, Planning and Procurement, Implementation and Installation, and Continuous Improvement.

1 A listing of the Schools and their cohort assignments are located in Appendix A of this document.

Figure 1 - IT Infrastructure Improvement Process

On-Site Assessment: The STEP IT team visits each school campus and conducts an in-depth survey of the school’s infrastructure and assesses each of the following areas:

• School Construction

• Internet Service

• Main Distribution Frame and Intermediate Distribution Frames

• Servers

• Wireless / WI-FI Coverage

• Local Area Network including cable plant (copper and fiber)

• Physical Security

• Power and Environmental Support Systems

• Cybersecurity

Assessment Reports: After the assessment is completed, an assessment report is prepared as a summary of the electronic Learning Management System Information Technology Functional Lead (LMS-ITFL) Survey Team findings for each school. These reports 1) Evaluate sufficiency of inbound internet and infrastructure to support LMS usage, 2) Identify challenges and corrective actions needed to support LMS deployment and usage and 3) Provide sufficient technical information to support implementation of the recommended resolutions. A copy of a Cohort 1 Assessment Report is included in Appendix B of this document.

Planning and Procurement: Once the Assessment reports are received, reviewed and approved, a detailed procurement plan is prepared that outlines the major components needed for improving connectivity. These major components are Routers, Switches, Wi-Fi (indoor and outdoor) and Internet

Services. These components are procured separately and are delivered to the BIE’s Corbin Network Center for configuration, staging and deployment.

Implementation and Installation: The final step in the infrastructure improvement process is the Implementation of the infrastructure improvement plan including the installation of the new equipment and refurbishment and/or replacement of cable plant, electrical and environmental systems. Additionally, Installation of other components including camera systems and VoIP systems are included in this stage.

Continuous Improvement: This entire cycle is repeated every four years and improvements and/or modifications are implemented to keep the school infrastructure current and functioning properly.

4. Current Environment The STEP has been underway for over a year at this point. The following table outlines the status of each cohort of schools and their current status.

Table 1 - Cohort Current Status

Assessment Report Planning / Procurement2

Implementation / Installation

Continuous Improvement

Cohort 1 12 Schools

100% 100% 100% 20% 0%

Cohort 2 21 Schools

40% 40% 50% 0% 0%

Cohort 3 23 Schools

0% 0% 10% 0% 0%

For Cohort 1 (12 schools), the STEP team is utilizing its current STEP program management contract to complete the Implementation and Installation phase. While this has been working, it has been determined that it is inefficient and not cost effective. This is the driving force behind the development of this Multiple Award IDIQ.

Cohort 2 (21 schools) started the assessment process in August 2022 and is on schedule to deliver the final planning and procurement documents necessary to commence installation in spring/summer 2023.

Cohort 3 (23 schools) is scheduled to start the assessment process in August 2023.

For on-going maintenance support, there exists very little, if any, consistent approach at the school level and maintenance issues are usually addressed as an emergency acquisition; thereby, resulting in a higher cost and loss of educational productivity.

2 All Routers and Internet Circuit Upgrades have been procured as well as some switches. It is anticipated that additional equipment will be required as the STEP proceeds.

5. Objectives

5.1 Implementation Installation Services Objective

The primary objective of the BIE-SIIMS is to compete among IDIQ holders for installation services for Cohorts 2 and 3 schools that will include the installation of procured Government Furnished Equipment (GFE), i.e. Routers, Switches and WI-FI devices and to repair/refurbish school infrastructure as identified in each school’s STEP assessment report.

The MA-IDIQ awardees will provide other non-GFE components that are considered as Other Direct Costs (ODCs) necessary to support the installation of the GFE and includes such items as Racks, UPSs, Patch Cables, CAT6E and Fiber, etc. A sample listing of ODCs is included in Section 7 Requirements and is by no means exhaustive.

5.2 Maintenance and Support Objective

A secondary objective is to support the continuous improvement of school infrastructures through an on-call maintenance order to repair, refurbish or enhance infrastructure components as required.

6. Scope

6.1 Implementation and Installation Objective Scope

The scope of Objective 1 of the BIE-SIIMS is to install GFE and ODCs at the remaining 44 Schools.

Based on the data gathered for the Cohort 1 schools, the following serves as a baseline for the remaining schools. Please note this is just an estimate and hours are subject to change.

Table 2 - Objective 1: Implementation and Installation Scope Estimates

Estimate Level Per School Install Labor

Estimate of Labor 400 Hrs per school Total: 17,600 Hrs

6.2 Maintenance and Support Objective Scope

Maintenance estimates are addressed in the pricing schedule commencing Option Year 2 through 9 of the BIE-SIIMS. This is just an estimate and hours are subject to change.

7. Specific Requirements

7.1. Implementation and Installation Task

Based on the individual school assessment report and under the direction of the BIE STEP IT program lead, The BIE-SIIMS Task Order awardee will perform the following:

7.1.1 Install Router, Switches, Wireless Access Points and Repair / Refurbish cable plant infrastructure at each School

This objective involves the installation of new, government furnished routers, switches and wireless access points at each school to include the installation of new copper / fiber cabling, cable grooming and MDF / IDF cleanup, install new patch panels, mounts, etc. The number of wireless access points has been predetermined through site assessment surveys and heat mapping. A list of ODC items per school are included in Appendix C and are not exhaustive.

7.1.2 Repair /Replace Infrastructure Components and Install Enhancements

This objective involves the installation/repair of Main Distribution Frame / Intermediate Distribution Frame racks, electrical delivery systems, physical security, environmental monitoring and other components necessary to ensure a safe operating environment for each schools Information Technology Infrastructure. A list of ODC items per school are included in Appendix C and are not exhaustive.

7.2 Maintenance and Support Task

Internal Premise for Residential Voice and Data Wiring Support Includes, but is not limited to, services pertaining to the internal building wiring (from demarcation to jack) throughout the school campus. These services can include, as needed, installation of new cabling, moves/adds/changes (MACs) as required by the school for voice and data circuits and repair of existing cabling. Cabling support includes the ability to install, test, and troubleshoot all categories of wiring/cabling and connectors for voice and data. Voice circuits are typically used for POTS analog lines, Centrex and other Key systems, and digital ISDN. WAN Data circuits are MPLS. Circuits must be able to be tested according to the nature of the user device and the protocols it uses. May include approved materials such as cable, blocks, patch panels, connectors/jacks, adapter feed throughs surface mount wire mold, conduit, raceways and racks, outlet boxes, and patch cords. This task area is on an individual task order basis.

7.3. Key Deliverables, Milestones and Schedule

7.3.1. Objective 1 Implementation and Installation Deliverables, Milestones and Schedule On a per task order basis, the awarded MA-IDIQ contractor shall propose an implementation and installation schedule based on the complexity of the school assessment report.

Milestone Task Schedule

1 Receive Final School Assessment Report Upon TO Award

2 Prepare Analysis of the Report / Recommendations

5 Business Days from milestone 1

3 Detailed Implementation plan 10 Business Days from milestone 2

4 Acquire GFE / Stage ODCs 30 Calendar Days from milestone 3

5 Installation 5-15 Business days depending on complexity from milestone 4

6 Post Installation Acceptance 5 business days from milestone 5

7.3.2 Objective 2 – Maintenance Support Task

On a per task order basis, the awarded MA-IDIQ contractor shall perform Maintenance Support activities using the following milestones. Complexity of the request may impact target schedules.

Milestone Task Schedule

1 Receive Maintenance Work Order from School

Upon TO Award

2 Validate Maintenance Work Order 5 Business Days from milestone 1

3 Acquire Stage ODCs (If required) 30 Business Days from milestone 2

4 Schedule Maintenance 1 Business Day from milestone 3

5 Perform Maintenance 1-5 Business days depending on complexity from milestone 4

6 Post Maintenance Acceptance 1 business days from milestone 5

7.4. Government Furnished Equipment/Information (GFE/GFI)

Any GFE/GFI will be identified at the Task Order level. Constraints

8.1. Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)

Standard non-disclosure statements shall be provided as required for system administration personnel who may have access to government data in the course of their duties.

8.2. Data

All data (e-mail traffic, contact information, calendar contents, etc) is and shall remain the property of the government. The Contractor shall ensure that the government retains access and download capability of all data for research, investigation, transfer, or migration to other systems.

APPENDIX A: COHORT LIST

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Table 3 - School Cohort Listing

Cohort School Name Physical Address 1 Aneth Community School US Hwy 162 Navajo Route 466, Aneth, UT 84510

1 Baca-Dlo'ay Azhi Community School I-40, Exit 63 North Frontage Rd., Prewitt, NM 87045

1 Beclabito Day School 1778 Clifford Ward Dr. Hwy 64 W. BIA Rd 5112, Beclabito, NM 87420

1 Bread Springs Day School 1750 East Skeets Road, HWY 602, Gallup, NM 87305

1 Lake Valley Navajo School Hwy 371 North for 30 Miles, Milepost 54, Crownpoint, NM, 87313

1 Pine Ridge School - Campus K-12 101 Thorpe Circle, Pine Ridge, SD 57770

1 San Ildefonso Elementary School 36 Tunyo Po Route 5, San Ildefonso Pueblo, NM 87506

1 Taos Day School 200 Rotten Tree Rd., Taos, NM 87571

1 Tohono O'odham High School Mile Marker 75, Highway 86, 31 miles E of Ajo, Sells, AZ, 856634

1 Tonalea Day School US Highway 160, Route 21, Tonalea, AZ 86044

1 T'siya Day School 1000 Borrego Canyon Road, Zia Pueblo, NM 87053

1 Wingate Elementary School 12 Painted Hourse Trail, Ft. Wingate, NM 87316

2 Chi Chil'tah Community School 831 Cousins Rd, Vanderwagen, NM, 87326

2 Dibe' Yazhi" Habit'iin Community School - Borrego Pass

Co Rd 19, Crownpoint, NM, 87313

2 Isleta Elementary School 1000 Moon Light Dr, Albuquerque, NM, 87105

2 Jeehdeez'a Elementary School 3 miles East of Hwy 60, PINON, AZ, 86510

2 Jemez Day School 243 Day School Road,, Jemez Pueblo, NM, 87024 https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=16MdfRFUXsY26oE-M-iYlX8F-mmYvPg8&ll=38.68781752547926%2C-109.79011209999999&z=5

2 John F Kennedy Day School 110 W Dish Chin Rd, White River, AZ, 85941

2 Mariano Lake Community School Navajo Route 49, Crownpoint, NM, 87313

2 Ojo Encino Day School Cuba, NM, 87103

2 Pine Springs Day School 1001 Pine Springs Rd, Houck, AZ, 86506

2 Pueblo Pintado Community School 54 W Cuba Hwy # 197, Cuba, NM, 87103

2 San Felipe Pueblo Elementary School 711 Main Pueblo Rd, San Felipe Pueblo, NM, 87001

2 San Simon School Mile Marker 75, Highway 86 San Simon, Arizona 85634

2 Santa Rosa Day School HC 1 Box 8400, Sells, AZ 85634

2 Santa Rosa Ranch School HC 02 Box 8400, Sells, AZ 85634

2 T'iis Ts'ozi Bi'Olta' State Hwy 371 Navajo Rt 9 Building 1771, Crownpoint, NM, 87313

2 Tse' ii' ahi Community School Navajo Route 9, Crownpoint, NM, 87313

2 Wingate High School 1737 Shush Drive, Ft. Wingate, NM, 87316

3 Cottonwood Day School 23 Miles W Chinle Navjo Rt 4, Chinle, AZ, 86503

3 Cove Day School Route 33 N31, Cove, AZ, 86544

3 Crystal Boarding School New Mexico 134, Navajo, NM, 87328

3 Dennehotso Boarding School E. Highway 160,, Dennehotso, AZ, 86535

3 Havasupai Elementary School Supai, AZ, 86435

3 Kaibeto Boarding School East Highway 160/98, Kaibeto, AZ, 86053

3 Kayenta Community School 1000 Main St., Kayenta, AZ, 86033

3 Many Farms Community School 2600 Lakeview Drive, Many Farms, AZ, 86538

3 Nenahnezad Community School 6675 County Road South, Fruitland, NM, 87416

3 Red Rock Day Hwy. Navajo 13, Red Valley, AZ, 86544

3 Rocky Ridge Boarding School 10 Miles on Dinnebito Road, Kykotsmovi, AZ, 86039

3 Sanostee Day School Indin Service Rte 34, Sanostee, NM, 87461

3 Seba Dalkai Boarding School 43 miles N on Hwy 87, Winslow, AZ, 86047

3 St. Stephens Indian School 9-12 128 Mission Road, St. Stephens, WY, 82524

3 St. Stephens Indian School K-8 128 Mission Road, St. Stephens, WY, 82524

3 T'iis Naz Bas Community School Highway 160 BIA Road N5114, Teec Nos Pos, AZ, 86514

3 Tohaali Community Bia School Highway 491 Rt 19, Newcomb, NM, 87455

3 Tuba City Boarding School 306 Main Street, Tuba City, AZ, 86045

2A Chemawa Indian School 3700 Chemawa Road, NE, Salem, OR, 97305

2A Flandreau Indian School 1132 North Crescent Street Flandreau, SD 57028

2A Riverside Indian School 101 Riverside Drive, Anadarko OK 73005

2A Sherman Indian High School 9010 Magnolia Avenue, Riverside, CA, 92503

3A Cheyenne - Eagle Butte School W. Frontier Ave., Building #2006 Eagle Butte, SD 57625

3A Dunseith Day School 2994 99th St. NE, Dunseith, ND, 58329

3A Ojibwa Indian School 9620 42nd Ave NE, Belcourt, ND, 58316

3A Turtle Mountain Elementary School 1350 Braves Blvd., Belcourt, ND, 58316

3A Turtle Mountain Middle School 1330 Braves Boulevard, Belcourt, ND, 58316

Learning Management System Phase 1 – San Ildefonso Initial School Walkthrough Report

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Introduction

The LMS Information Technology Functional Lead team is providing the following report and recommendations based on the Initial Site Visit on 06 April 2022. The three Goals of all initial school visits for the LMW-ITFL team are outlined below:

1. Evaluate sufficiency of inbound internet.

2. Identify challenges and corrective actions with Local Area Network (LAN).

3. Provide Information Technology long-term vision.

Summary

The LMS-ITFL team’s onsite evaluation of San Ildefonso has discovered issues which will impact the enablement of the LMS on campus.

1. Identified Items

a. The number 1 issue reported by San Ildefonso staff was the internet on campus. San

Ildefonso lacks sufficient inbound internet to support the LMS. Inbound internet bandwidth needs to be increased to support the current number of concurrent users.

b. San Ildefonso is a small sized campus containing five buildings. The construction includes adobe, cinder block, and modular buildings. The distribution of the buildings is served by dedicated IDFs. There are site WIFI dark spots and WAP connection issues due to WAP placement and due to insufficient WAP coverage.

c. The server for AD, DNS, and DHCP is a Dell R730 which should be refreshed with the Dell R6515 which has been procured for that purpose.

d. Electrical Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) backup devices need replacement. San Ildefonso experiences brown outs.

e. Half of the IDFs need to be secured. Most of the cabinets are too short to hold the switches and close the door without damaging the cables.

f. One modular building is being fed from an IDF but the connection does not work. The cable needs to be replaced in order to use the classrooms (711).

g. The MDF – IDF backbone is OM1 and should be upgraded.

h. All WAPs and devices are serviced by non-Plenum cables. The ethernet cables are thin-jacketed and provide little shielding which diminishes signal quality.

APPENDIX B: SAMPLE ASSESSMENT REPORT & SAMPLE BOM

Figure 2 - San Ildefonso Assessment Report

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2. Resolutions (matched to #1 above)

a. Improve the campus inbound internet and increase bandwidth to the school. Consider connection to Frontier (ISP) that has broadband on the campus property.

b. Reposition some WAPs and add additional WAPs to ensure campus WIFI footprint of high-quality signal.

c. Remove the Dell R730 and replace with the upcoming Dell R6515 as soon as possible.

d. Replace most of the San Ildefonso UPSs. Consider an alternate power source.

e. Replace the IDF cabinets with lockable units that have enough depth to hold the equipment.

f. Replace the cable run to building 711 with CAT6 plenum temporarily and ultimately replace it with a prefabricated fiber cable.

g. Upgrade the MDF – IDFs backbone.

h. Replace the ethernet cable to the WAPs with Plenum CAT 6e.

3. Resources Required

a. Government staff

i. LMS-ITFL

ii. BIA Field Support

iii. San Ildefonso Technical onsite persons

b. Contract staff

i. Contract IT Lead for BIE STEP IDIQ/LMS

ii. Contract Infrastructure Team – 3 FTE

c. Cost items

i. Equipment - equipment has been ordered for San Ildefonso network

ii. Team travel

iii. Contract Labor – 2 calendar weeks onsite

1. 1.5-weeks for installation

2. 0.5-week for testing and enablement

4. Potential Impacts

a. Supply chain challenges

5. Timeline

a. Pending order confirmation

Current Conditions

The number 1 issue reported by staff at San Ildefonso is the internet throughput on campus. The internet is reported as slow for the existing user base. There is no current LMS usage. However, web-based instruction is being performed (primarily using Google). Web-based application pages are reported to be too slow to load and use which suggests future LMS interactions will respond poorly due to the internet current broadband throughput.

The Main Data Frame (MDF) is in a room in the main building. Physical security is maintained. There is one four 4-post half rack in use for servers and the network switches are mounted in an open unit mounted to the wall. The server room has a dedicated mini-split for cooling. A cursory examination of the source power at the breaker panel suggests there is sufficient power to the racks. The MDF room is used for storage of other materials including flammables.

Some of the network hardware is end of life. Some of the switches have been replaced with new CISCO 9200 series 48 port POE units. The IDFs include a mixture of closeable cabinets and open air racks. All of the UPSs need replacement.

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San Ildefonso’s existing WIFI framework is functional but does not meet future recommended WIFI capacity or connectivity for students. However, internet issues for the campus are ongoing and San Ildefonso has episodes 2-3 times per week. They can only test 7 students at a time online. Students currently experience web pages which load slowly or those pages simply “time out” before the page loads. There is an existing joke among students that when the student’s internet fails, the student says to the other students, “Hey, you stole my internet.” This continual failure and unresponsiveness of web pages makes web-based education unusable. Testing will be required to identify throughput speeds so troubleshooting can improve internet speed to the users. The San Ildefonso WAPs are older models with lower speed, range, and bandwidth than the 802.11ax models that are best for concurrent LMS usage.

Students use laptops at school and mostly chromebooks at home. The student laptops are stated to be not imaged by BIA. All current students have broadband at home provided by the tribe until 30JUN22. This may not be renewed.

The IDFs are connected to the MDF by older fiber. Most if not all of the backbone should be replaced with current fiber and if possible underground runs should be well marked to prevent future damage. All of the existing backbone conduit is in good shape and is usable for upgraded fiber.

The WAPs are all connected by unshielded cable. Cable runs from the IDF to the WAPs should be replaced with Plenum CAT 6e and be re-routed to stay clear of electrical interferences. There is no ethernet cable plant diagram for the school network. It is noted that all of the HP printers are broadcasting AirPrint which is a security risk and needs to be turned off.

Remedy

1. Improve source of internet.

2. Test internet throughput and troubleshoot.

3. Test WAP footprint and adjust as necessary.

To meet the LMS proposed implementation schedule, the Task Order 02 team proposes to upgrade the existing WAP footprint with additional WAPs to reach dark spots to ensure strong signals to all spaces.

The existing LAN backbone appears to require upgrade to prevent obsolescence and ensure good signals to each IDF and WAP. Additional CAT 6 runs will be required to reach the additional WAPs that augment the LAN’s WIFI footprint.

Computers for students and staff are not WIFI 6 (802.11ax) capable. The Dell 5510 laptops are older manufacture but the school purchased extended warranty and have support from Dell for repairs or security patches. This is unusual. It is necessary to place these laptops on an accelerated refresh cycle to allow sufficient throughput once the new WAPs are installed. This refresh should take place on campus in 2023 to resolve the slow wireless issues. The manufacture date for these laptops is 2019 so they are already due for refresh.

Ancillary Related Issues

• No dedicated onsite IT support staff. The school has been previously using CamNet for IT support.

Representative pictures of the facility follow:

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MDF Server Room Rack

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MDF Server

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Typical IDF

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San Ildefonso Map

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San Ildefonso

Section Equipment Item Qty Equip UPC Type Description / notes

Patch 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 4 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS

Cables Panduit TX6A-28™UTP Patch Cords Cat 6a, 3 ft, Off White shielded 10 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS

Patch 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 1 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS

Patch 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 1 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS

Patch 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 1 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS

Patch 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 2 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS

WAP Internal Catalyst 9115AX WAP Phase 1 (CISCO Order) 5 GOV CAT6 CAT 6 Shielded Plenum Spool (1,000') 5 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS

WAP Mount CISCO Aironet Recessed Ceiling Grid Clip P/N: AIR-AP-T-RAIL-F or -T or -R 5 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS Velcro Tie Wrap 1 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS lift rental 0 W0380500 SERVICE RENTAL OF CONSTRUCTION EQ

WAP External Catalyst 9124AXE WAP Phase 1 (CISCO Order) 2 GOV Mount Roof mounting bracket 2 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS

CAT6 CAT 6 Shielded Plenum Spool 0 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS Surge Mimosa Networks NID Gigabit Inline Surge Protection 2 61500100 GOODS MISC. ELECTRIC POWER & DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT wire 14 ga single conductor wire (ground) 0 59750100 GOODS ELECTRICAL HARDWARE & SUPPLIES Lugs terminal lugs 0 59400100 GOODS LUGS; TERMINALS; TERMINAL STRIPS; & BLOCK CLUSTER

WAP Internal Catalyst 9115AX WAP Phase 1 (CISCO Order) 8 GOV WAP Mount CISCO Aironet Recessed Ceiling Grid Clip P/N: AIR-AP-T-RAIL-F or -T or -R 8 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS

WAP Internal Catalyst 9115AX WAP Phase 1 (CISCO Order) 1 GOV CAT6 CAT 6 Shielded Plenum Spool 2 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS

N/A H3581000 SERVICE INSPECTION SERVICES / DATA COMMUNICATION EQ

MDF-IDF Runs Plenum Indoor Armored Fiber 6 Pair SC-SC 1 SC-SC OM4 Fiber (1 meter) 2 Fiber Patch Panel Bracket LGX (metal) 2 Fiber Patch Panel Module LGX 6 (6 duplex SC OM3-5) 2 SC-LC OM4 Fiber (2 meter) 2

Backbone Additions (bore) Armored Outdoor Fiber + Conduit 0 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS SC-SC OM4 Fiber (1 meter) 0 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS Fiber Patch Panel Bracket LGX (metal) 0 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS Fiber Patch Panel Module LGX 6 (6 duplex SC OM3-5) 0 7G214900 GOODS DATA NETWORK COMPONENTS

TERMINATED FIBER

UNTERMINATED FIBER EQUIP & PARTS

MDF ADDITIONAL

WAP

BACKBONE

EXISTING WAP Location EQUIP & PARTS

San Ildefonso School site optional infrastructure equipment list ROM

MDF (Main Data Frame)

IDF (Intermediate Data Frame)

4 POST RACK (24U)

NEW WAP Location EQUIP & PARTS

IDF 711 12U ENCLOSED CABINET EQUIP & PARTS

IDF 1341 12U ENCLOSED CABINET EQUIP & PARTS

IDF CAFETERIA 2U 36" VERTICAL CABINET EQUIP & PARTS

IDF FIRST GRADE

Sample Bill of Material for Implementation and Installation Figure 3 - San Ildefonso Bill of Material

Section Task Equipment Item Description

MDF 4 POST Rack Cleanup Patch cables (batch) POE Injector Replacement Replace POE Injectors with POE Switch CISCO 24 port POE (Corbin stock) GFE

Patch Panel Install new CAT6 WAP Patch Panel in rack 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 Patch Install patch cables CAT6 Patch Cables (3 meter)

NEW 4 POST RACK 2U 2KVA UPS w/ Battery Pack EQUIP & PARTS (WAP Patch Panel Optional) New Rack New 4-post rack Installation 4-Post Server Rack P/N: SR42UDP48

PDU Option 1 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 2G, Switched, ZeroU, 20A, 120V, (24) 5-20R P/N: AP8930

PDU Option 4 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched, ZeroU, 30A, 120/208V, (16) 5-20R (7) C13/C15 (1) C19/C21 P/N: APDU9970

Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU male (5-20P) Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU female (L5-20R) Plug (opt 2&4) Install electrical plug PDU Package of 6 power cords C13/15

Surge Install Surge Supressor Isobar 1U 12-Outlet Surge Protector, 15' Cord, 3840 Joules, Diagnostic LEDs, Rackmount P/N: ISOBAR12ULTRA

Rack sw, svr, rtr, etc Rack equipment by U in 4 post rack N/A Patch Install patch cables Patch cables (from batch stock) UPS Install 2U 2KVA UPS APC 2U UPS, Smart-UPS X 2KVA Sinewave LCD 120V P/N: SMX2000RMLV2UNC UPS Install 2U Battery Pack APC Smart-UPS X-Series External Battery Pack Rack/Tower 120V, 1200VAh, rackmount, 2U P/N:

SMX120RMBP2U

Patch Install 24-Port Patch Panel 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 Patch Install patch cables CAT6 Patch Cables (3 meter) Wire Make connecting electrical cable 10-4 soow (250')

NEW 4 POST RACK w/ 10U 16KVA Symmetra UPS EQUIP & PARTS (WAP Patch Panel Optional) New Rack New 4-post rack Installation 4-Post Server Rack P/N: SR42UDP48

PDU Option 1 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 2G, Switched, ZeroU, 20A, 120V, (24) 5-20R P/N: AP8930

PDU Option 4 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched, ZeroU, 30A, 120/208V, (16) 5-20R (7) C13/C15 (1) C19/C21 P/N: APDU9970

Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU male (5-20P) Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU female (L5-20R) Plug (opt 2&4) Install electrical plug PDU Package of 6 power cords C13/15

Surge Install Surge Supressor Isobar 1U 12-Outlet Surge Protector, 15' Cord, 3840 Joules, Diagnostic LEDs, Rackmount P/N: ISOBAR12ULTRA

Plug Install electrical plug PDU Package of 6 power cords C13/15 Rack sw, svr, rtr, etc Rack equipment by U in 4 post rack N/A

Patch Install patch cables Patch cables (from batch stock) UPS Install Symmetra 16KW UPS Symmetra 16KW (with network) P/N: APC SYA16K16RMP

Patch Install 24-Port Patch Panel 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 Plug Install electrical plug Symmetra male/female plug pairs (L14-30P to L14-30R)

Patch Install patch cables CAT6 Patch Cables (3 meter) Wire Make connecting electrical cable 10-4 soow (250')

USE EXISTING 4 POST RACK w/ 2U 2KVA UPS EQUIP & PARTS (WAP Patch Panel Optional) PDU Option 1 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 2G, Switched, ZeroU, 20A, 120V, (24) 5-20R P/N: AP8930

PDU Option 4 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched, ZeroU, 30A, 120/208V, (16) 5-20R (7) C13/C15 (1) C19/C21 P/N: APDU9970

APPENDIX C: ODC List

Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU male (5-20P) Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU female (L5-20R) Plug (opt 2&4) Install electrical plug PDU Package of 6 power cords C13/15

Surge Install Surge Supressor Isobar 1U 12-Outlet Surge Protector, 15' Cord, 3840 Joules, Diagnostic LEDs, Rackmount P/N: ISOBAR12ULTRA

Rack sw, svr, rtr, etc Rack equipment by U in 4 post rack N/A Patch Install patch cables Patch cables (from batch stock) UPS Install 2U 2KVA UPS APC 2U UPS, Smart-UPS X 2KVA Sinewave LCD 120V P/N: SMX2000RMLV2UNC UPS Install 2U Battery Pack APC Smart-UPS X-Series External Battery Pack Rack/Tower 120V, 1200VAh, rackmount, 2U P/N:

SMX120RMBP2U

Patch Install 24-Port Patch Panel 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 Patch Install patch cables CAT6 Patch Cables (3 meter) Wire Make connecting electrical cable 10-4 soow (250')

USE EXISTING 4 POST RACK w/ 10U 16KVA Symmetra UPS EQUIP & PARTS (WAP Patch Panel Optional) PDU Option 1 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 2G, Switched, ZeroU, 20A, 120V, (24) 5-20R P/N: AP8930

PDU Option 4 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched, ZeroU, 30A, 120/208V, (16) 5-20R (7) C13/C15 (1) C19/C21 P/N: APDU9970

Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU male (5-20P) Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU female (L5-20R) Plug (opt 2&4) Install electrical plug PDU Package of 6 power cords C13/15

Surge Install Surge Supressor Isobar 1U 12-Outlet Surge Protector, 15' Cord, 3840 Joules, Diagnostic LEDs, Rackmount P/N: ISOBAR12ULTRA

Rack sw, svr, rtr, etc Rack equipment by U in 4 post rack N/A Patch Install patch cables Patch cables (from batch stock) UPS Install Symmetra 16KW UPS Symmetra 16KW (with network) P/N: APC SYA16K16RMP + Cable Plug Install electrical plug Symmetra male/female plug pairs (L14-30P to L14-30R)

Patch Install 24-Port Patch Panel 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 Wire Make connecting electrical cable 10-4 soow (250')

MDF 2 POST Rack Cleanup Patch cables (batch) POE Injector Replacement Replace POE Injectors with POE Switch CISCO 24 port POE (Corbin stock)

Patch Panel Install new CAT6 WAP Patch Panel in rack 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 Patch Install patch cables CAT6 Patch Cables (3 meter)

USE EXISTING 2 POST RACK w/ 2U 2KVA UPS EQUIP & PARTS (WAP Patch Panel Optional) PDU Option 1 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 2G, Switched, ZeroU, 20A, 120V, (24) 5-20R P/N: AP8930

PDU Option 2 2U PDU Switched horizontal installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 2U, 30A, 208V, (16)C13. P/N: AP7911B PDU Option 3 1U PDU Switched horizontal Installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 1U, 20A, 120V, (8)5-20 P/N: AP7901B PDU Option 4 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched, ZeroU, 30A, 120/208V, (16) 5-20R (7) C13/C15 (1) C19/C21 P/N: APDU9970

Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU male (5-20P) Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU female (L5-20R) Plug (opt 2&4) Install electrical plug PDU Package of 6 power cords C13/15

Surge Install Surge Supressor Isobar 1U 12-Outlet Surge Protector, 15' Cord, 3840 Joules, Diagnostic LEDs, Rackmount P/N: ISOBAR12ULTRA

Rack sw, svr, rtr, etc Rack equipment by U in 4 post rack N/A Patch Install patch cables Patch cables (from batch stock) UPS Install 2U 2KVA UPS APC 2U UPS, Smart-UPS X 2KVA Sinewave LCD 120V P/N: SMX2000RMLV2UNC

UPS Install 2U Battery Pack APC Smart-UPS X-Series External Battery Pack Rack/Tower 120V, 1200VAh, rackmount, 2U P/N:

SMX120RMBP2U

Patch Install 24-Port Patch Panel 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 Patch Install patch cables CAT6 Patch Cables (3 meter) Wire Make connecting electrical cable 10-4 soow (250')

USE EXISTING 2 POST RACK w/ 10U 16KVA Symmetra UPS EQUIP & PARTS (WAP Patch Panel Optional) PDU Option 1 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 2G, Switched, ZeroU, 20A, 120V, (24) 5-20R P/N: AP8930

PDU Option 2 2U PDU Switched horizontal installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 2U, 30A, 208V, (16)C13. P/N: AP7911B PDU Option 3 1U PDU Switched horizontal Installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 1U, 20A, 120V, (8)5-20 P/N: AP7901B PDU Option 4 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched, ZeroU, 30A, 120/208V, (16) 5-20R (7) C13/C15 (1) C19/C21 P/N: APDU9970

Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU male (5-20P) Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU female (L5-20R) Plug (opt 2&4) Install electrical plug PDU Package of 6 power cords C13/15

Surge Install Surge Supressor Isobar 1U 12-Outlet Surge Protector, 15' Cord, 3840 Joules, Diagnostic LEDs, Rackmount P/N: ISOBAR12ULTRA

Rack sw, svr, rtr, etc Rack equipment by U in 4 post rack N/A Patch Install patch cables Patch cables (from batch stock) UPS Install Symmetra 16KVA UPS Symmetra 16KW (with network) P/N: APC SYA16K16RMP Plug Install electrical plug Symmetra male/female plug pairs (L14-30P to L14-30R)

Patch Install 24-Port Patch Panel 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 Patch Install patch cables CAT6 Patch Cables (3 meter) Wire Make connecting electrical cable 10-4 soow (250')

MDF ADDITIONAL Rack Cleanup Patch cables (batch)

COOLING

A/C Install A/C Unit Tripplite PortableSVR RM AC Unit 12,000 BTU (3.5 kW), 120V P/N: SRCool12k Power Route power to A/C 10-4 soow (250') Duct Route Exhaust Duct Outside Room SmartRack Exhaust Duct Kit for SRCOOL7KRM

Monitor Remote Moitoring System Tripplite Portable A/C Remote Monitor P/N: SRCoolNetLX

MONITORING EQUIP & PARTS

Monitor Install environmental monitoring Vertiv Watchdog 100-P Sensor Sensor installation Watchdog sensors (100' whip)

Videocam Install Video Surveillance System (rack, VLAN, camera mount)

Video Surveillance Sys (DVR + SW + 2 cameras) (US manu.)

PHYSICAL SECURITY EQUIP & PARTS

Doorlock Install configure PIV Door Lock Access Control System PIV Door Lock Kit with Central Control Server SW

Access SVR Setup Access Control Server VM and install SW Access Control server (VM in ABQ) Doorstrike Install Doorstrike Set HES 8000C Doorstrike Set PIV Reader Install PIV Reader HID RP40-H PIV Reader

Wire Connect Reader Security Cable 28GA 8 strand (500') Lockset Install Lockset Best SFIC Lockset Locbox IDF Lockbox Lockbox to store IDF cabinet keys

Lockset alt Install Lockset Schlage Lockset

SCHOOL SECURITY CAMERA EQUIP & PARTS

Camera Surge Install Network Surge Supressor (to SW) Mimosa Networks NID Gigabit Inline Surge Protection wire Install Ground 14 ga single conductor wire (ground) Lugs Install on Ground wire terminal lugs

Connector Isolate Core SW from Cameras SFP 1GB Fiber Isolate Core SW from Cameras Fiber LC-LC OM3 (2 meter) Fiber Isolate Core SW from Cameras Fiber LC-LC OM3 (7 meter) IDF Rack Cleanup Patch cables (batch)

POE Injector Replacement Replace POE Injectors with POE Switch CISCO 24 port POE (Corbin stock) Patch Panel Install new CAT6 WAP Patch Panel in rack 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6

Patch Install patch cables CAT6 Patch Cables (3 meter) USE EXISTING 2 POST IDF w/ 5KVA UPS EQUIP & PARTS (WAP Patch Panel Optional)

PDU Option 1 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 2G, Switched, ZeroU, 20A, 120V, (24) 5-20R P/N: AP8930

PDU Option 2 2U PDU Switched horizontal installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 2U, 30A, 208V, (16)C13. P/N: AP7911B PDU Option 3 1U PDU Switched horizontal Installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 1U, 20A, 120V, (8)5-20 P/N: AP7901B PDU Option 4 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched, ZeroU, 30A, 120/208V, (16) 5-20R (7) C13/C15 (1) C19/C21 P/N: APDU9970

Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU male (5-20P) Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU female (L5-20R) Plug (opt 2&4) Install electrical plug PDU Package of 6 power cords C13/15

Surge Install Surge Supressor Isobar 1U 12-Outlet Surge Protector, 15' Cord, 3840 Joules, Diagnostic LEDs, Rackmount P/N: ISOBAR12ULTRA

Rack sw, svr, rtr, etc Rack equipment by U in rack N/A Patch Install patch cables Patch cables (from batch stock) UPS Unrack/rack 5 KVA UPS APC UPS 5U 5KVA, 208V P/N: SRT5KRMXLT-5KTF Cord Install electrical adapter cords PDU 6' cords C14 to C19 Patch Install 24-Port Patch Panel 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 Patch Install patch cables CAT6 Patch Cables (3 meter) Wire Make connecting electrical cable 10-4 soow (250')

USE EXISTING 2 POST IDF w/ 2.2KVA UPS EQUIP & PARTS (WAP Patch Panel Optional) PDU Option 1 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 2G, Switched, ZeroU, 20A, 120V, (24) 5-20R P/N: AP8930

PDU Option 2 2U PDU Switched horizontal installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 2U, 30A, 208V, (16)C13. P/N: AP7911B PDU Option 3 1U PDU Switched horizontal Installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 1U, 20A, 120V, (8)5-20 P/N: AP7901B PDU Option 4 0U PDU Switched Vertical installation APC Rack PDU 9000 Switched, ZeroU, 30A, 120/208V, (16) 5-20R (7) C13/C15 (1) C19/C21 P/N: APDU9970

Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU male (5-20P) Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU female (L5-20R) Plug (opt 2&4) Install electrical plug PDU Package of 6 power cords C13/15

Surge Install Surge Supressor Isobar 1U 12-Outlet Surge Protector, 15' Cord, 3840 Joules, Diagnostic LEDs, Rackmount P/N: ISOBAR12ULTRA

Rack sw, svr, rtr, etc Rack equipment by U in rack N/A Patch Install patch cables Patch cables (from batch stock) UPS Install 2U 2KVA UPS APC 2U UPS, Smart-UPS X 2KVA Sinewave LCD 120V P/N: SMX2000RMLV2UNC UPS Install 2U Battery Pack APC Smart-UPS X-Series External Battery Pack Rack/Tower 120V, 1200VAh, rackmount, 2U P/N:

SMX120RMBP2U

Patch Install 24-Port Patch Panel 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 Patch Install patch cables CAT6 Patch Cables (3 meter) Wire Make connecting electrical cable 10-4 soow (250')

USE EXISTING 5-36U IDF EQUIP & PARTS (WAP Patch Panel Optional) PDU Option 2 2U PDU Switched horizontal installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 2U, 30A, 208V, (16)C13. P/N: AP7911B PDU Option 3 1U PDU Switched horizontal Installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 1U, 20A, 120V, (8)5-20 P/N: AP7901B

Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU male (5-20P) Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU female (L5-20R) Plug (opt 2&4) Install electrical plug PDU Package of 6 power cords C13/15

Surge Install Surge Supressor Isobar 1U 12-Outlet Surge Protector, 15' Cord, 3840 Joules, Diagnostic LEDs, Rackmount P/N: ISOBAR12ULTRA

UPS Uninstall/Install 2U UPS APC UPS 2U 2.2KVA 120V P/N: SRT2200RMXLA-NC Patch Install 24-Port Patch Panel 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6

Rack sw, svr, rtr, etc Rack equipment by U in rack N/A 12U ENCLOSED CABINET EQUIP & PARTS (WAP Patch Panel Optional)

PDU Option 2 2U PDU Switched horizontal installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 2U, 30A, 208V, (16)C13. P/N: AP7911B PDU Option 3 1U PDU Switched horizontal Installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 1U, 20A, 120V, (8)5-20 P/N: AP7901B Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU male (5-20P) Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU female (L5-20R) Plug (opt 2&4) Install electrical plug PDU Package of 6 power cords C13/15

Cabinet Install Enclosed Wall Mount IDF Cabinet Tripplite 12u wall cabinet P/N: SRW12US33 Surge Install Surge Supressor Isobar 1U 12-Outlet Surge Protector, 15' Cord, 3840 Joules, Diagnostic LEDs, Rackmount P/N: ISOBAR12ULTRA

Rack sw, svr, rtr, etc Rack equipment by U in rack N/A Patch Install patch cables Patch cables (from batch stock) UPS Install 2U 2KVA UPS APC 2U UPS, Smart-UPS X 2KVA Sinewave LCD 120V P/N: SMX2000RMLV2UNC UPS Install 2U Battery Pack APC Smart-UPS X-Series External Battery Pack Rack/Tower 120V, 1200VAh, rackmount, 2U P/N:

SMX120RMBP2U

Patch Install 24-Port Patch Panel 24-port CAT6 patch panel P/N: TC-P24C6 Patch Install patch cables CAT6 Patch Cables (3 meter) Wire Make connecting electrical cable 10-4 soow (250')

12" x 12" ENCLOSED CABINET EQUIP & PARTS Cabinet Mount Guard Shack vertical cabinet 12"x12"x4" Enclosure Saginaw P/N: SCE12R124

UPS Install UPS APC 1.5KVA Freestanding UPS P/N: SMT1500C UPS Card Install Monitoring Card APC UPS network mgt card 3 with environmental monitoring P/N: AP9641

SW Install 8-port switch in Guard Shack CISCO C1000-8P-2G-L

2U VERTICAL ENCLOSED CABINET EQUIP & PARTS

PDU Option 3 1U PDU Switched PDU Installation APC Rack PDU, Switched, 1U, 20A, 120V, (8)5-20 P/N: AP7901B Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU male (5-20P) Plug (opt 1&3) Install electrical plug PDU female (L5-20R)

Cabinet Install 2u Vertical Wall Mount Cabinet SmartRack 2U 36" Vertical-Mount Server-Depth Wall-Mount Rack P/N: SRWF2U36 UPS Install UPS APC 1.5KVA Freestanding UPS P/N: SMT1500C

UPS Card Install Monitoring Card APC UPS network mgt card 3 with environmental monitoring P/N: AP9641 Surge Install Surge Supressor Isobar 1U 12-Outlet Surge Protector, 15' Cord, 3840 Joules, Diagnostic LEDs, Rackmount P/N: ISOBAR12ULTRA

Rack sw, svr, rtr, etc Rack equipment by U in rack N/A Patch Install patch cables Patch cables (from batch stock)

IDF ADDITIONAL Rack Cleanup Patch cables (batch)

MONITORING EQUIP & PARTS

Monitor Install environmental monitoring Vertiv Watchdog 100-P Sensor Sensor installation (2/MDF, 1/IDF) Watchdog sensors (100' whip)

Videocam Install Video Surveillance System (rack, VLAN, camera mount)

Video Surveillance Sys (DVR + SW + 2 cameras) (US manu.)

PHYSICAL SECURITY EQUIP & PARTS

Doorlock Install configure PIV Door Lock Access Control System PIV Door Lock Kit with Central Control Server SW

Access SVR Setup Access Control Server VM and install SW Access Control server (VM in ABQ) Doorstrike Install Doorstrike Set HES 8000C Doorstrike Set PIV Reader Install PIV Reader HID RP40-H PIV Reader

Wire Connect Reader Security Cable 28GA 8 strand (500') Lockset Install Lockset Best SFIC Lockset Locbox IDF Lockbox Lockbox to store IDF cabinet keys

Lockset alt Install Lockset Schlage Lockset

SCHOOL SECURITY CAMERA EQUIP & PARTS

Camera Surge Install Network Surge Supressor (to SW) Mimosa Networks NID Gigabit Inline Surge Protection wire Install Ground 14 ga single conductor wire (ground) Lugs Install on Ground wire terminal lugs

Connector Isolate Core SW from Cameras SFP 1GB Fiber Isolate Core SW from Cameras Fiber LC-LC OM3 (2 meter) Fiber Isolate Core SW from Cameras Fiber LC-LC OM3 (7 meter)

WAP

NEW WAP Location EQUIP & PARTS WAP Internal Install new access points (internal) Catalyst 9115AX WAP Phase 1 (CISCO Order)

CAT6 Run/Terminate Cable New Access Points from IDF (internal) (dorm)

CAT 6 Shielded Plenum Spool (1,000')

WAP Mount Cisco Aironet Recessed Ceiling Grid Clip, AIR-AP-T-RAIL-various

CISCO Aironet Recessed Ceiling Grid Clip P/N: AIR-AP-T-RAIL-F or -T or -R

Velcro Tie Wrap lift rental

WAP External Install new access points (external) Catalyst 9124AXE WAP Phase 1 (CISCO Order) Mount Mounting Kit Roof mounting bracket CAT6 Run/Terminate Cable New Access Points from IDF

(external) CAT 6 Shielded Plenum Spool

EXISTING WAP Location EQUIP & PARTS WAP Internal Swap new WAP for old WAP (existing) Catalyst 9115AX WAP Phase 1 (CISCO Order) WAP Mount Cisco Aironet Recessed Ceiling Grid Clip, AIR-AP-T-RAIL-various CISCO Aironet Recessed Ceiling Grid Clip P/N: AIR-AP-T-RAIL-F or -T or -R

WAP Internal Relocate Badly Placed WAP (based on Ekahau) Catalyst 9115AX WAP Phase 1 (CISCO Order) CAT6 Run/Terminate New Cable for Existing WAP CAT 6 Shielded Plenum Spool

Ekahau Entire Site Heat Map To-Be Verification Scan N/A

WIRELESS BRIDGE

WIRELESS BRIDGE EQUIP & PARTS

Bridge Install Wireless Bridge Connection (BLDG-BLDG) CISCO 1 GB Wireless Bridge Set Surge Install Network Surge Supressor (to SW) Mimosa Networks NID Gigabit Inline Surge Protection (or equivalent) CAT6 Install/Terminate Cable Wireless Bridge to IDF J-mount bracket

BACKBONE

PRETERMINATED FIBER EQUIP & PARTS

Replacement Run preterm fiber from IDF Plenum Indoor Armored Fiber 6 Pair SC-SC SC-SC OM4 Fiber (1 meter) Fiber Patch Panel Bracket LGX (metal) Fiber Patch Panel Module LGX 6 (6 duplex SC OM3-5)

SC-LC OM4 Fiber (2 meter)

UNTERMINATED FIBER EQUIP & PARTS

Backbone Additions (bore) Run Fiber from Main Building to exterior buildings & Terminate

Armored Outdoor Fiber

SC-SC OM4 Fiber (1 meter) Directional Bore for interduct between buildings 950ft Fiber Patch Panel Bracket LGX (metal)

Fiber Patch Panel Module LGX 6 (6 duplex SC OM3-5)