Revised APPENDIX 5.2.doc

PWS-07-001—Revised 28 Jun 2007

Shaw AFB, South Carolina – 11 Apr 08

APPENDIX 5.2

5.2 ITEMS TO BE MAINTAINED BY THE CONTRACTOR

5.2.1 General. This appendix identifies the items, equipment, material, and facilities to be maintained by the Contractor.

5.2.2 Contractor-furnished equipment (CFE)/contractor-furnished material (CFM) items listed below will require the Contractor to provide replacement parts or to repair the defective items. The Contractor shall maintain and operate these items IAW the requirements specified in this PWS.

DCO Building 1109

DCO Relay Rack CNF 00 Bldg 1109.

DCO Relay Rack CBB 00 Bldg 1109.

DCO Relay Rack CBB 01 Bldg 1109.

DCO Relay Rack MPB 00 Bldg 1109.

DCO Relay Rack DSX 00 Bldg 1109.

DCO Relay Rack DSX 01 Bldg 1109.

DCO Relay Rack FOTS 00 Bldg 1109.

DCO Relay Rack NET 01 Bldg 1109.

DCO Relay Rack MISC 00 Bldg 1109.

DCO Relay Rack CTMS 00 Bldg 1109.

DCO TBMCS Rack 1 Bldg 1109.

DCO Relay Rack No Label Bldg 1109.

Point Of Presence Bldg Relay Rack FOTS 00 Building 1129

Point of Presence Bldg Relay Rack FOTS 01 Building 1129

Fire Department Building 708

Building 702 CENTAF/609 AIS

RST LOG Building 216

RST Hospital Building 1048

RST SCEE Building 1847

Lodging Building 930

Pointset Remote Site

5.2.3 GFE/CFM items listed below will have Air Force-provided spares (see Appendix 5.4 for more details) and will not require the Contractor to provide replacement parts or to repair the defective items. The Contractor shall maintain and operate these items IAW the requirements specified in this PWS with the exception of repairing the defective items..

5.2.3.1 Switching System

a. The switch (MSL-100) is located in Dial Central Office (DCO), 511 Rhodes Ave Shaw AFB. The Switch is configured with the following:

5.2.3.2 Customer Premise Equipment and Ancillary Parts

DCO Building 1109

5.2.3.3 Power Equipment

DCO Building 1109.

RST LOG Building 216

RST Hospital Building 1048

RST SCEE Building 1847

5.2.3.4Peripheral Equipment

5.2.3.5 BILLETING Telecommunications System. See Paragraph 5.2.2

5.2.3.5.1 Billeting Private Branch Exchange (PBX) and Associated Equipment. See Paragraph 5.2.2

5.2.3.6 LAN Support. Shaw AFB has approximately 9000 LAN connections, base-wide. These connections are on computers, printers, routers, etc., and require testing, and repair.

5.2.4 Cable Plant. The cable plant encompasses equipment and facilities such as twisted pair cable, fiber optic cable, ducts, raceways, cable vaults, manholes, hand-holes, splice and pedestal enclosures, distribution terminals and blocks, load coils, lightning protectors, building entrance cable, and house cable for the main base, and billeting,. The following is the Government’s best estimate of the existing cable plant.

5.2.4.1 Distribution System. The distribution system supports both analog and digital circuits (voice and data), subscriber loops, off-premise extensions, tie lines, T-1 carriers, LANs, local and long-distance network trunks, and dedicated data or non-switched circuits.

5.2.4.2 Manholes. The site(s) contain approximately 225 manholes/hand-holes of various conduit capacities. The following is the Government’s best estimate of the existing base distribution system:

a. Inside Copper Cable Plant. The site(s) has approximately 27 government cables

CA – 101 RST LOG

1 – 2100

b. Premise Cable Plant. Shaw AFB has approximately 365 facilities with Premise Cable Plant. The average of inside wiring from building entrance to customer location within each building is 300 feet.

c. Outside Copper Cable Plant.

d. Outside Fiber Optic Plant.

Note: Some 25, 12, AND 6 pair copper cables may have smaller AWG (22 and 19).

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