G8 Furniture Wiring SOW.pdf

Statement of Work (SOW) MARSOC CD&I Office Renovation, RR-400

1 INTRODUCTION. The Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command, (MARSOC), Camp

Lejeune, NC has a requirement to renovate designated SCIF spaces within Rm 2300, Bldg RR400.

2 REQUIREMENTS. MARSOC G8 CD&I requests installing IT Network Infrastructure including network cabling and power in cubical furniture in RM 2300.

2.1 The contractor shall plan, engineer, design, install, test and demonstrate all systems, network accesses and end-user devices as required by the Technical Representative (TR).

2.2 The contractor shall perform space preparations (disconnect furniture base feed whips and network cabling from existing cubicle furniture), provide systems engineering and design, install infrastructure, and provide OT&E.

2.3 Responses to an RFP and any lists shall be organized by MARSOC G8 CD&I, as identified herein and in Enclosure (1), an UNCLASSIFIED depiction of locations.

2.4 Material Equipment List (MEL) – The contractor shall identify and list all materials to be procured to complete the project based on the final design and engineering solutions.

2.5 Data Infrastructure Installation (Room 2300)

2.5.1 Install CAT6 cabling for NIPR (green) and SIPR (red) within the new cubicle workspaces.

2.5.2 There will be 2 outlets installed for each network in each of twenty-seven (27) cubicle spaces for a total of twenty-seven (27) NIPR and twenty-seven (27) SIPR outlets.

2.5.3 Each network cable feeding from Telco (2020) to Room 2300 will utilize the appropriate cable tray system and ceiling panel per network and J-hooks maintaining directed spacing down the walls feeding to six (6) 18-port MUTOA’s (or power poles, vendor decides;1 for each network), located at the wall end of the spine for 2 locations.

2.5.4 Utilizing the appropriate spacing for each network, install white T45 Panduit as cable management down the wall connecting to each MUTOA.

2.5.5 The cabling will be terminated with CT Coupler jacks using the green bezel jacks for NIPR and red bezel for SIPR following the TA568A standard with labels.

2.5.6 Cables will be installed; 2 per workspace for each network, utilizing separate pathways within the cubicle spine to connect from the MUTOA using shielded RJ-45 connections to the Siemon 2 port furniture adapter’s using CT Coupler jacks.

2.5.7 Blanks will be used to fill the unused port locations on the furniture jacks.

2.6 General Electrical Requirements

2.6.1 Disconnect preexisting furniture feed whips as necessary.

2.6.2 One (1) circuit will be added to accommodate new conference table.

2.6.3 Extend existing circuit from ceiling mounted outlet down the wall for shredder and printers.

2.6.4 Upon installation of new furniture, connect furniture base feed whips to existing power circuits.

2.6.5 All penetrations made for new circuits shall be sealed.

2.7 Assumptions:

2.7.1 Provide one (1) 10’ long patch cable for each installed network drop, green patch cables for NIPR and red patch cables for SIPR network.

2.7.2 Network outlets, cables, and patch panels will be labeled.

3 Period of Performance. The period of performance shall be from contract award for 180 days.

4 Place of Performance. Stone Bay, Bldg RR400, MCB Camp Lejeune, NC.

5 Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL). Post Award. The Contractor shall provide to the TR and the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) two (2), written deliverables for contract data:

5.1 (CDRL 1) A final, comprehensive Bill of Materials (BOM) shall be provided at kickoff. Contractor format is acceptable, and this report shall include the following information as it applies:

5.1.1 As-built drawing in commercial format as approved by the Government TR.

5.1.2 OEM Parts lists, system tag #s, model #s, serial #s, and all OEM warranty details.

Statement of Work (SOW) MARSOC CD&I Office Renovation, RR-400

5.1.3 Cable plant test and certification documentation.

5.1.4 Cable labeling schema.

5.2 (CDRL 2) The Contractor shall provide a (Microsoft Excel) spreadsheet identifying all firmware/software upgrade statuses, license renewals and any preventative and/or corrective maintenance actions pertaining to the identified AV systems and components.

5.3 SECURITY NOTICE. It is the responsibility of the Prime contractor to review and disseminate to any Subcontractor(s) a complete rendition of this SOW and Security guidance as contained in the Surge Contract DD-254. However, without exception, subcontractors are fully responsible for abiding by any and all Security Governance while aboard MCB Camp Lejeune.