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This document is a Contractor Questions and Answers file for federal contract opportunity FA500426Q0022 concerning Satellite TV services for the Gold Rush Inn.

The Q&A addresses the facility's existing infrastructure and television configuration. The property currently has 252 guest rooms equipped with LG and Samsung hospitality-grade televisions compatible with Pro:Idiom systems, with 36 rooms containing multiple televisions. The facility maintains a centralized Main Distribution Frame (MDF)/IT room with multiple Intermediate Distribution Frames (IDFs) distributed throughout the property, all connected via an existing coaxial distribution network that also serves 10 public viewing televisions. No current television service provider is identified, and no existing satellite equipment is present on the roof. Notably, roof access is available but there is no existing roof penetration or cable pathway from the satellite equipment location to the MDF/headend room, indicating that new infrastructure installation will be required as part of this contract.

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FA500426Q0022 – Satellite TV (Gold Rush Inn)

Contractor Questions and Answers

1. What types and manufacturers of televisions are currently installed throughout the property? LG and Samsung

2. Are the guest room televisions hospitality-grade (Pro:Idiom compatible)? Yes

3. Are the televisions standardized throughout the facility, or are there multiple brands and models?

4. Of the 252 guest rooms, how many are suites or otherwise contain more than one television? 36

5. Is there a centralized Main Distribution Frame (MDF)/IT room where the existing coaxial distribution system terminates? yes

6. Are there multiple Intermediate Distribution Frames (IDFs) throughout the property that feed back to the main MDF? yes

7. How many public viewing televisions are located on the property, and are they connected to the same coaxial distribution network? 10 yes

8. Who is the current television service provider? N/A

9. Is there existing satellite equipment on the roof? no

10. Is roof access available, and is there an existing roof penetration or cable pathway from the satellite equipment location to the MDF/headend room? no

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