FA664824Q0002 QAs.docx

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This document contains questions and answers (Q&As) related to the Homestead ARB CISP solicitation with Solicitation Number FA664824Q0002-2. The Q&As provide additional information about the location, available conduit space, and potential timeline extension for the requirement to provide 1 Gigabyte dedicated commercial internet service for Homestead ARB, FL within 30 days of contract award. The solicitation is issued by the Department of the Air Force Reserve Command and seeks a contractor to deliver this essential local commercial internet service and supporting features. A cutover plan must be submitted with the proposal, and a final plan provided within 5 days of contract award.

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FA664824Q0002 Q&As

1. Can you please provide a Google Earth push-pin kmz, a snip with the building identified, or GPC lat/lon so we have the correct location? Does the base have available conduit space from the public road into the Place of Performance in case we need to pull fiber into the base to provide this new service?

A) https://maps.app.goo.gl/U1YfCxgRhENLqjfR9 25.498403942424854, -80.39710858986693 There is conduit space from off through on into building 356.

2. Would you be open to extending the cutover timeline to 90 days? A 30-day installation window is not long enough to enable the Project Manager sufficient time to ensure a smooth, clean 1G DIA project.

A) If necessary, Yes.

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