D80B3600017 - Scope of Work.pdf
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- D80B3600017 Network Switches PORFP
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- BPM039521
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- Maryland
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The provided document is a Scope of Work (SOW) for a project to replace the existing Cisco 6506 core switches at the Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA) with a pair of Cisco 9606 switches. The project will be completed in two phases. Phase One will involve configuring and testing the new switches, migrating the existing configuration to the new switches, and ensuring all services, functionality, and Quality of Service are maintained. Phase Two will focus on planning, configuring, and testing Access Control Lists to segment trusted and untrusted users accessing applications, which will require discovery to determine access and application requirements.
The related state and local contract opportunity is a Request for Proposal (PORFP) for the Network Enterprise Switches project. The MIA's existing Enterprise Network Switches have reached End-of-Life and need to be replaced to ensure the continuity of VPN, VOIP, and other network services for the agency. The replacement of the End-of-Life switches with new, more powerful and secure devices will also allow the MIA to build a segmented network with Access Control Lists.
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D80B3600017 - SCOPE OF WORK
NETWORK ENTERPRISE SWITCHES
The Maryland Insurance Administration is replacing its pair of Cisco 6506 core switches with a pair of Cisco 9606 switches. There are two line cards in each old and new switch:
• One 48-port copper line card
• One fiber line card. The old switches have a 24-port 1G card, the new switches have a 48-port 25/10/1G line card
This project will consist of two phases
Phase One, the new switches will be configured and tested. The existing configuration will primarily be migrated to the new pair of switches, with changes appropriate to the move from IOS to IOS-XE. Existing connections will be moved to the new pair of switches. There are existing 1G copper and fiber connections, some existing 10G connections, and a few 10G connections to server switches.
MIA has 15 user access switches and about 300 staff members. Ensure all services, functionality and Quality of Service are working as before the installation started.
MIA will supply rack space, power, and any cables needed. Partner will rack and cable the new switches.
Phase Two will consist of the planning, configuration, and testing of Access Control Lists to segment between trusted and untrusted users accessing applications. This will require discovery to determine the access and applications involved, and the user groups to be controlled. ACLs will then be developed, applied, and tested.
For Technical Services: Must be Certified in Cisco CCIE Collaboration or CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure
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