B08_Statement_of_Work.pdf

National Park Service Northeast Region

Statement of Work

Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park Fiber and Ethernet Cables Installation

67 Roosevelt Ave. Pawtucket, RI 02860

General This statement of work issued by the National Park Service is for installation of internal building ethernet/fiber cabling, security cameras and flood lights. This scope of work will describe the minimum level of performance required by the government. Alternate designs or equipment minimum required standards are not accepted. All equipment must be new, unused and TAA Compliant. All technicians performing work must be certified by the manufacturer of the system that is selected.

Location Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park (BLRV), Pawtucket, RI 02860

Background:

Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park acquired the properties at 67 Roosevelt Ave complex in 2021 from the Old Slater Mill Association. There are three main buildings within the complex: Wilkinson Mill, Slater Mill and the Brown House, and multiple sheds and outbuildings.

Both the Wilkinson and Slater Mills have some existing ethernet and electricity to the buildings.

The outbuildings do not have any electrical capacity.

All equipment required for this project must be able to withstand the excess moisture associated with direct access to the Blackstone River.

Description of Work

1. Remove all existing outdated ethernet cables, patch panels, conduit, and ethernet outlets

2. Install new ethernet cables (including conduits, ethernet outlets, patch panels, network cabinets, etc.) throughout Wilkinson and Slater Mill Buildings

a. Please see Tasks and Appendix 1 for exact locations.

b. Label all Telecommunications Outlet (TO)/jacks, as appropriate

c. Terminate all ethernet cables onto a patch panel (located on the 2nd floor of

Wilkinson building)

d. Test and verify all fiber and ethernet cables

3. All ethernet cables run to the outside of the buildings must be properly sealed

4. Install, extend and terminate fiber optic cables in Slater Mill Building

a. Please see Tasks and Appendix 1 for exact locations

5. Install new security cameras and mounts.

a. Please see Appendix 1 for exact locations

6. Install, test and verify new floodlights and light switches

7. Customer walk-through – Walk through the entire installation with government and resolve all punch list items to the satisfaction of the government

Tasks

Extension of the fiber optic cable in Slater Mill

Currently, there is a bundle of fiber optic cables in the mechanical room on the first floor of Slater Mill. It will need to be extended directly to the mechanical room on the second floor and run along the existing metal pipe (exhibit 1) to the back office (exhibit 3). In the back office, a metal cabinet (exhibit 2) will need to be installed for the patch panel, network switch, etc.

Ethernet cable runs in Slater Mill

Ethernet outlets

From the metal cabinet in the back office (in exhibit 3), ethernet cables will need to be run outside of the wall to the other office areas; the red dots in exhibit 3 indicate each ethernet outlet on the second floor. One ethernet cable will run behind the front desk on the first floor (exhibit 4). The Single Gang Flush Mount Faceplate (exhibit 5) and ethernet cable trunking/conduit (exhibit 6) must be used. Each ethernet outlet will have 4 ethernet ports.

Security cameras

From the metal cabinet in the back office (exhibit 3), one ethernet cable will run along the metal pipe on the second floor shown in exhibit 1 to the outside of the northwest corner of the building for one camera system (exhibit 9) and one ethernet cable will run down to the visitor front desk on the first floor (exhibit 10). One ethernet cable will run down to the first floor directly below the back-office area (exhibit 11). One ethernet cable will run to the outside of the southeast corner of the building (exhibit 12). One ethernet cable will run to the outside above the southwest door directly facing the Wilkinson building (exhibit 13).

Ethernet cable runs in Wilkinson

Ethernet outlets

All existing ethernet cables, conduits and ethernet outlets on the second and potentially the third floors will need to be removed. From room 209 (exhibit 7), a network cabinet will be installed and ethernet cables will run up to the drop-down ceilings and down to the outside of the perimeter walls to each ethernet outlet. All new ethernet cables will be run outside of the wall on the second floor of Wilkinson. The Single Gang Flush Mount Faceplate (exhibit 5) and ethernet cable trunking/conduit (exhibit 6) must be used. From 209 (exhibit 7), ethernet cables will run to room 207 closet and up to the third floor and to be installed throughout the third floor (exhibit 8).

Ethernet cables can be run inside of the dry wall.

Security Cameras

From room 209 (exhibit 7), one ethernet cable will run down to the outside of the window on the southeast corner of the building (exhibit 14); via the staircase (exhibit 19) to the inside of the machine room (exhibit 20). The color of this ethernet cable will need to be painted to match color of the background. From room 209 (exhibit 7), one ethernet cable will run to the third floor, east corner of the building (exhibit 15); it is possible to use the existing conduits.

Two ethernet cables will run through the opening in the staircase on the second floor (exhibit 19) to the window (inside) on the northeast corner of the building (exhibit 16); it’s possible to use existing conduits. One ethernet cable will run to the inside entrance door on the northeast side of the building (exhibit 17). One ethernet cable will run to the closet in 207 and down basement to the water wheel area (exhibit 18). A metal conduit must be used for this ethernet cable.

Camera Mounts

For the two cameras on the inside first floor of Wilkinson (northeast corner, exhibit 16), we will use a dual mount (hung from the I-beam) that we should be able to mount two cameras onto it (exhibit 21). For the camera in the basement of Wilkinson, the camera mount (AXIS T91G61 Wall Mount, exhibit 22) will be installed (exhibit 18) and painted beige to match the color of the wooden beam.

Flood Lights

Hardwired flood lights will be mounted together with the security cameras as shown in exhibit 9, 12, 13, and 15. A solar powered flood lights will be installed outside of the shed (exhibit 23) next to the Brown House. A multi-angle solar-powered flood light will be installed outside of the Boiler Shed (exhibit 24).

Supplies/Materials Provided by Vendor:

Quantity Description 2 AXIS Panoramic P3818-PVE 2 XPCODL - XProtect Corporate Device Channel License SLC: M01-C01-253-

01-6C49E9 https://www.amazon.com/AXIS-P3818-PVE-PANORAMIC-OVERVIEW-EXTENSIVE/dp/B09NTN431B/ref=sr_1_1?crid=33IBJ9KCPDXRX&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.toeAFoDY3eJ_g0kQsqIRzmWbudP_fVfP9ZO3_rgG8_8683nuBuZ5s8JcqGZvzSKPOlx7Lx6K6Eey8goroyEj7WDW4O_2ckkkQSZ68vLkJnKWhCSHBHiRb2Xj3ZBVeGPGCS-nz2kGEtX7GLx2XkmQeOVHF37W1NxYmvHsGToA2WJ3qYR94AD5DWpwoGQER9dK_y2m26J_ds1NmifLrAEiqPakmYTstJVqLZoEuFSOfVI.TfosuD4ghO1vTwnG-cP2lm4bjqy4E3CDPdCAHsU-iks&dib_tag=se&keywords=AXIS+P3818&qid=1773058125&sprefix=axis+p3818%2Caps%2C148&sr=8-1

2 YXPCODL - One year Care Plus for XProtect Corporate Device SLC: M01- C01-253-01-6C49E9

2 MCPR-YXPCODL - One year care premium for XProtect Corporate device

SLC: M01-C01-253-01-6C49E9

2 48-port patch panel 1 UPS battery backup, 1U 1 Wall mount network cabinet, 6U 4 1500W 39,000 Lumens LED Commercial Outdoor flood lights, hard-wired, with dusk to dawn setting and remote control 1 3500W 300000 Lumens solar-powered flood lights, with dusk to dawn setting and remote control 1 Multi-angle solar-powered 30W 1000 Lumens flood lights

1 Peerless-AV Peerless ACC558 Single Monitor I-Beam Clamp 11 Mounting kits for AXIS cameras 18 Ethernet outlets 1 Cisco 24-port network switch (model: C9300-24U-A) w/ network module (model:

C9300-NM-4G)

2 Cisco 1GB transceiver for network switch (model: GLC-SX-MM-RGD) 1 Shielded Cat6 ethernet cable 1 NPS approved fiber optic cable bundle 20 Cable conduits Other materials/supplies as needed

Government Provided equipment:

Quantity Description

1 Network cabinet 9 Security Cameras 1 1,000 ft of shielded Cat6 ethernet cable

Period of Performance

All work must be completed no later than 90 days after the contract is awarded. Anticipated start date June 1, 2026, ending September 30,2026.

Site Survey https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000UUZIC?psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_ct_PJZ46C69ZM8KS2T5PQRG_1 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000DZRY9C?psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_ct_VWZS6WCR03C4CFM8PAJ1 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071XHSFQL?psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_ct_5CYQ0HCM7D8YG97VG1HH https://www.homedepot.com/p/Adewalk-30-Watt-1000-Lumens-120-Black-Motion-Activated-Outdoor-Integrated-LED-Flood-Light-Adjustable-Panels-2-Pack-AMS240-2/336296744#see-more-details

Date TBD by Contracting Officer. Attendance is not required to submit a bid, but it is highly recommended.

Requirements and Specifications

• The contractor shall supply all material (that haven’t been purchased by the government) and labor for the successful completion of this project.

• The contractor shall provide all cable specs and compliance to FEA standards, National Park Service Cabling Standard, and approval by the U.S. government.

• Any new low voltage communication wires installed to support audio and visual systems must meet ANSI/TIA/EIA 568-B.2-1 Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standards for category 6 or greater cabling.

• All low voltage cables must meet the manufacturer’s minimum standard for the specified transmission rates.

• All metallic and non-metallic cable tray or conduit installations must comply with National Electric Code (NEC).

• All low voltage and line power installations must comply with National Electric Code

(NEC).

• All cable, equipment and materials shall meet applicable ANSI/TIA-568-B, National Electrical Code (NEC) 770, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802 and Underwriters Laboratory (UL) Verification Program standards. All cable equipment and materials must be manufactured by facilities that are International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001 registered and certified.

o Shall be CAT 6a rating in accordance with ANSI/TIA-568-B.2 o Four-pair, 100-Ohm, 24 American Wire Gage (AWG).

o The cable should have contiguous, 2-foot segment-length markers printed on the cable jacket. The markings must also show the applicable performance CAT 6a, as well as the fire rating of the cable being installed.

o The finished cable shall be 100% plenum rated in accordance with the requirements of NEC Article 800, UL 444, NFPA 262, (UL 910).

• Single-mode fiber optics: 8.3/125-μm OFN, OFNP, or OFNR, maximum attenuation:

1.0/0.5 dB km at 1310/1550 nm, armored, loose Tube, rodent Resistant for areas prone to infestation, not Rated, Plenum rated, or Riser rated, LC style connector.

• Multi-mode fiber optics: OM-4 MM cable, 50/125-μm OFN, OFNP, or OFNR, maximum attenuation: 3.0/1.0 dB km at 850/1300 nm, minimum bandwidth: 3500 / 4700 MHz·km at 850/1300 nm, loose tube, System Owner OneGSS, Structured Cable Plant Standard Version 1.4, not Rated, Plenum rated, or Riser rated, LC style connector.

Relevant Standards

ISO/IEC 11801

ANSI/TIA/EIA T568-B.2

ANSI/TIA 607

ANSI/IEEE C-142

NEC

NECA/BICSI-607

IEEE 802

NEC 250, 770 and 800

ISO 9001

EIA/ECA-310-E

Security Requirements

Upon award of contract, the contractor must furnish details of all staff that will be working onsite. The details must include full names and positions.

Hours of Work

Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park’s normal working hours are Monday to Friday, 08:00AM to 04:00PM. No work will be allowed on weekends, Park Special Events, and American Public Holidays without the Contracting Officer approval. Coordinate with Park staff on daily operations and noise level.

Safety

Safety is the highest priority of the US government. The contractor shall direct all of those under their charge to work safely. The US government reserves right to stop and/or remove from site contractor personnel who fail to comply with relevant OHS/OHSA requirements. The contractor shall ensure and maintain the site cleanliness on a daily basis, as well as rubbish are to be removed at the end of each day.

Appendix 1:

Exhibit 1: Fiber Optic Cable run

Exhibit 2: Network Cabinet

Exhibit 3: Second Floor of Slater Mill. Blue dot indicates the location of network cabinet to be installed. Red dots indicate the locations of ethernet outlets to be installed.

Exhibit 4: Slater Mill – First Floor – Front Desk

Exhibit 5: Single Gang Flush Mount Faceplate, 4-ports

Exhibit 6: Ethernet Cable Trunking/conduit

Exhibit 7: Second Floor of Wilkinson. Blue dot indicates the location of network cabinet to be installed. Red dots indicate the locations of ethernet outlets to be installed.

Exhibit 8: Third Floor of Wilkinson. Red dots indicate the locations of ethernet outlets to be installed.

Exhibit 9: Slater Mill – Northwest Corner – Camera Placement

Exhibit 10: Slater Mill – Visitor Front Desk Camera Placement

Exhibit 11: Slater Mill – Directly Beneath the Back Office on the Second Floor – Camera Placement

Exhibit 12: Slater Mill – Southeast Corner – Camera Placement

Exhibit 13: Slater Mill Southwest Corner - Camera Placement

Exhibit 14: Wilkinson – Southeast Entrance - Camera Placement

Exhibit 15: Wilkinson Building – East Corner - Camera Placement

Exhibit 16: Wilkinson – Northeast Window

Exhibit 17: Wilkinson – Northeast Side – Inside Entrance

Exhibit 18: Wilkinson – Basement – Water Wheel

Exhibit 19: Wilkinson – Second Floor Staircase Ceiling

Exhibit 20: Outside of Machine Shop Exhibit

Exhibit 21: Dual camera mount

Exhibit 22: Camera mount

Exhibit 23: Shed next to the Brown House

Exhibit 24: Boiler Shed

Ethernet outlets Cable conduits Other materials/supplies as needed