(15_Dec_2012)_CZQZ131090_2nd_Floor_Comm_Call-out.docx

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMUNICATIONS SQUADRON (AFSOC)

CANNON AIR FORCE BASE NEW MEXICO

MEMORANDUM FOR: AFSOC 27 SOCE 15 Dec 2012

FROM: 27SOCS/SCXP

SUBJECT: Communications Inputs to CZQZ131090, Renovate Community Center, 2nd Floor

1. The requirements of the following reference documents will be used all communications work supporting this effort:

A. ETL 02-12, Unified Facilities criteria, B. UFC -3-580-01, C. AFSOCI 33-105, D. AFSSI 7703.

E. EIA/TIA Communication Standards

2. 27 SOCS provides the following local guidance for subject project:

Communications Rooms:

· Based on the size and configuration of the facility, it requires one dedicated Communications area servicing the facility. The current room on the second floor will be the communications room.

· This Communications Room provides primary communications support to the facility. It requires HVAC to support the network equipment cooled to approximately 68 degree with its own control system.

· It needs to be a secure lockable area. Remove current outdated lock and install new. Recommend Schlage CO 200 or equal like lock.

· During renovation remove and wall in the doors into the current comm. room. Install new door from room next to the comm room. Ensure the doors open out.

· Install, terminate, label and test a plenum rated house cables into the comm. cabinet from the already installed location into the communications room. (See below for added info)

Communications Cabinets:

1. Use the current install communication cabinet.

1. The communications cabinet will include Telephone Riser Cables; cabinet mounted 110 patch panel and ISP RJ45 Patch Panels to terminate all ISP copper cables. Cabinet equipment location within the comm. area will be provided to the contractor once construction starts.

1. Extent from the demarcation point of the already install OSP copper cables within the room.

1. Relocate the current wall mounted fiber patch panel within the comm. room—install new patch panel and relocate it to the top of the cabinet.

Unclassified Cabling:

1. Demo all old telephone/data cabling from point to point and ensure all old cables, jacks and so on are removed at both ends.

1. Rewire the facility to support the networks.

1. Network patch panels and network will be installed below the above Fiber and copper patch panels. .

1. Cabinet will be arranged from Top to Bottom—Fiber patch panel, cable management panel, 110 Patch Panels, cable management panel, RJ45 Patch Panels, cable management panel, and GF networking equipment.

1. Unclassified communications premise wiring shall be CAT 6 or higher and blue in color. All wiring will be within the walls in conduit and it will exit into a communications raceway with in the hallways running to the communications room. Proper cable management will be used at all times. All wiring from one room or general area will be bundled together using Velcro type stapes and will manage back to the communication room, at no time will they be ran without using correct and proper cable management.

1. All premise wiring jacks will be the same color as the face plate and terminate in the project provided lockable cabinet onto RJ-45 Patch Panels. Proper cable management will be used at all times.

1. Label all jacks and new cables using the provided labeling standard.

1. One phone line located near the door will be installed within the comm. area and mech rooms.

1. One dual jack will be installed within all mech type room to support the EMCS, Base CE will provide required location.

1. All jacks will be duel type jacks unless otherwise noted. Wall phones will be single within the comm. room and mech rooms.

Cable TV Wiring

1. Please wire the facility to support all users required cable TV outlets.

1. Wire all new outlets to the current Cable TV POP, Field Verify location.

1. Ensure all old wiring within the construction area is removed back to the cable TV POP.

Grounding:

1. Proper communication equipment grounding will be provided in all communications rooms and to each cabinet using green or green-striped # 6 gauge wire.

1. Install a grounding bus bar within the communication room and ground the communication equipment cabinet, if no facility grounding system is installed or if it does not meet comm. grounding standard install new. Provide all grounding testing to the 27SOCS.

Power:

1. Power will be installed to the communications room. One 110VAC 20-Amp outlet, using Dual NEMA 5-20P connections, each on its own independent circuit will be installed on each wall within the comm. room

1. Power must be installed for each project provided cabinet and into the safe.

20. One 208VAC 30-Amp circuit using L6-30R twist lock connections, on its own independent circuit mounted on the top of each equipment cabinet.

20. One dedicated110VAC 20-Amp circuit using L5-20R twist lock connections, on its own independent circuit mounted on the top of each equipment cabinet.

20. One (1) dedicated qual 20-Amp circuit using NEMA 5-20P plug outlet mounted on the top of each equipment cabinet

General:

1. All new cabling will be installed to meet communications standards as identified in referenced documents.

1. All Data system installations shall be tested for CAT6 cable performance per the latest approved version of the ANSI/TIA/EIA standards. Test results will be provided to the 27SOCS.

- The Contractor shall provide as-built documentation (shape files) of all new installed HDS components and new cable components (including metadata) compatible with the Cyberspace Infrastructure Planning System (CIPS) Visualization Component (CVC) drawing system. Reference SOO Attachment 3, Generic SOO Drawing Supplemental Information. The government is responsible for providing the Contractor with a copy of the installation’s most current GeoBase Common Installation Picture (CIP), and current CVC drawings of the areas of interest. The government will review the shape files in CVC and transcribe the information to the CVC system.

1. Contractor shall comply with all federal, state, local, and site-specific codes, regulations, statutes, commercial standards as applicable, in performance of this work.

2. The above are all issues that must be considered during the programming/requirements identification of new MCPs and O&M renovation projects with the understanding that the 27 SOCS reserves the right to change or modify as mission dictates. Further coordination and in-depth communications engineering will be required as the project proceeds into the design phase.

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