CTR057184.M21-0058_Pricing_Specifications_and_Time_and_Personnel_Specifications_Contractor_Network_Support.pdf
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This document appears to be a pricing specification and labor rate sheet for network infrastructure installation services, specifically tailored for the Army National Guard. The document outlines detailed pricing for various cable installation tasks, including copper and fiber optic cabling, as well as hourly rates for different levels of technical personnel.
The pricing breakdown includes specific rates for copper Cat6 cable drops ranging from 0-250 feet, outdoor copper cabling, and fiber pair installations between 0-1000 feet. Hourly rates are structured for laborers ($55/hour), technicians ($65/hour), and engineers ($85/hour). The document also provides a breakdown of personnel and time requirements for specific project types, such as 100 cable drops, 10 fiber pairs, network cabinet installation, server rack installation, and network discovery. Bid prices vary based on cable length and complexity, with copper Cat6 drops ranging from $77 to $207, outdoor copper cabling from $250 to $550, and fiber pair installations from $775 to $1,360. The pricing specifications serve as a cost estimation framework for competitive bidding and project planning.
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Work Description of Work Price
Copper Cat6 Drop: 0 -25 ft.
Install appropriate length cabling from patch panels to keystone wall jacks. This includes using appropriate length patch cables to patch from patch panel to switch, wall face plates, and any ancillary equipment such as conduit. Bid 77
Copper Cat6 Drop: 26 - 50 ft.
Install appropriate length cabling from patch panels to keystone wall jacks. This includes using appropriate length patch cables to patch from patch panel to switch, wall face plates, and any ancillary equipment such as conduit. Bid 85
Copper Cat6 Drop: 51 - 75 ft.
Install appropriate length cabling from patch panels to keystone wall jacks. This includes using appropriate length patch cables to patch from patch panel to switch, wall face plates, and any ancillary equipment such as conduit. Bid 94
Copper Cat6 Drop: 76 - 100 ft.
Install appropriate length cabling from patch panels to keystone wall jacks. This includes using appropriate length patch cables to patch from patch panel to switch, wall face plates, and any ancillary equipment such as conduit. Bid 130
Copper Cat6 Drop: 101 - 250 ft.
Install appropriate length cabling from patch panels to keystone wall jacks. This includes using appropriate length patch cables to patch from patch panel to switch, wall face plates, and any ancillary equipment such as conduit. Bid 207
Outdoor Copper Cat 6: 250 ft.
Installing outdoor weatherproof cabling. This includes sealing connections, installing junctions boxes, and routing cabling neatly through building infrastructure. Bid 250
Outdoor Copper Cat 6: 1000 ft.
Installing outdoor weatherproof cabling. This includes sealing connections, installing junctions boxes, and routing cabling neatly through building infrastructure. Bid 550
Fiber Pairs: 0 - 250 ft. Installing single mode or multi-mode fiber cables at appropriate lengths underground between different buildings to include SFPs and IDF patching. Bid 775
Fiber Pairs: 251 - 500 ft. Installing single mode or multi-mode fiber cables at appropriate lengths underground between different buildings to include SFPs and IDF patching. Bid 870
Fiber Pairs: 501 - 750 ft. Installing single mode or multi-mode fiber cables at appropriate lengths underground between different buildings to include SFPs and IDF patching. Bid 995
Fiber Pairs: 751 - 1000 ft. Installing single mode or multi-mode fiber cables at appropriate lengths underground between different buildings to include SFPs and IDF patching. Bid 1360
Hourly Rate Labor Trained, inexperienced, and non-certified laborer. Cost / Hour 55 Hourly Rate Technician Trained, experienced, and certified technician. Cost / Hour 65 Hourly Rate Engineer Cost of network engineer. Cost / Hour 85
Projects Personnel How Many Time 100 Cable Drops 100 cable drops in one facility averaging 100 ft. in length. Laborer 2 Time 80
Technician 1 Time 40 Engineer 1 Time 10
10 Fiber Pairs 12 Fiber runs between two buildings averaging 500 ft. in length. Laborer 1 Time 10 Technician 1 Time 32 Engineer 1 Time 4
Rebuilding 4 Switch Stack Replace all cabling on a 4 switch stack with appropriate length patch cables. Laborer 0 Time 0 Technician 1 Time 8 Engineer 0 Time 0
Network Cabinet Installing a 12U Networking Cabinet onto existing network infrastructure. Laborer 1 Time 8 Technician 1 Time 8 Engineer 0 Time 0
Server Rack Installing a 42U Server Rack onto existing network infrastrutcture. Laborer 1 Time 8 Technician 1 Time 8 Engineer 1 Time 2
Network Discovery Network discovery between and within 4 buildings with labeling and diagrams. Laborer 1 Time 16 Technician 1 Time 16 Engineer 1 Time 16
Pricing Specifications for Bid
This section serves as cost estimation. It encompasses the type of work the Army National Guard needs the contractor to perform and serves as the basis for pricing competition and comparison.
Time and Personnel Specifications This section will determine total cost based on pricing in the section above.
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