TSA_RFP_HSTS03-15-R-CIO007_Amendment_00002.pdf

# RFP SECTION PART/REFERENCE QUESTION RESPONSE

1 GENERAL NA Is there an incumbent? No, there is no incumbent; however, the current enviroment is Cisco.

2 GENERAL NA Is this a single award with a single solution? No. See revised RFP.

GENERAL NA

Are you requesting pricing for the next 10 years? Yes, Pricing should be based on the requirements and time period identified within the 10 year IDIQ.

GENERAL NA

Please confirm no deployment services are required in support of this IDIQ, and all orders will be shipped to the TSA warehouse.

Confirmed, there are no deplyment or related service requirements beyond product delivery and warranty.

GENERAL NA

Do switch and router SFP(small form factor pluggable) ports need to be populated with SFP’s? If so, what type?

A CLIN has been added for this item.

GENERAL NA

For clarification, please match Class types from the CLIN table, to the equipment defined in the technical requirements in the Statement of Work. Ie – does Class 1 Switch = Ethernet Access Switch, etc

The relationship is as follows:

Group 1 (EIGRP Equipment):

1) Class 1: Ethernet Core/Aggregation/Distribution Switch

2) Class 2: Ethernet Small Office/Home Office Router/Switch

3) Class 3: Access Router

4) Class 4: VoIP Gateway Router

Group 2 (Non‐EIGRP Equipment):

5) Class 5: Ethernet Access Switch

6) Class 6: Ethernet Compact Access Switch

7) Class 7: End of Row/Top of Rack Switch CLIN table has been updated.

GENERAL

Industry standard repair workflow for this type of equipment is Advanced Exchange or Replace‐and‐keep‐the‐failed‐equipment, meaning that a replacement unit is immediately shipped, and the inoperable or damaged unit is either returned to the OEM in its packaging or is maintained by the enduser for security reasons. This workflow does not include commercial standard onsite support.

Question: Would TSA clarify the support requirements to allow for the option of this less expensive method of support? Also, given the suspended status of new and in‐progress EOD clearances, contractors would be challenged to staff up effectively for the expected first engagement in Q4CY15.

Advanced Exchange is the desired method of conducting warranty exchanges and aligns with the the 24X5 maintenance requirements set forth in Section 8) of the SOW. In regards to EOD/clearance contractor staff will not be onsite. In the event that someone is required to arrive onsite there will be an approved and cleared escort provided.

GENERAL

Do the field offices require T‐1 support (copper facilities) or can they be supported by Carrier Ethernet circuits? Would the government be willing to revise the field office/edge requirement to allow for IP connectivity, which would enhance throughput, lower costs, and avoid aging technology.

This question and the answer are both beyond the scope of this RFP. Architectural changes to the network will not be considered.

GENERAL

Will the government allow for the respondents to include attachments of the data specification sheets for the products proposed for each CLIN as further evidence of the self‐certification of compliance for the proposed equipment?

Yes, a specification sheet would be helpful in the evaluation of alternatives.

GENERAL

Does the government wish for all products to be under a single support & maintenance contract from a single vendor?

It is upon the vendor to make that determination.

GENERAL

Does the government want the Offeror to include installation and configuration services for each CLIN as well? If so, can the government please include a modification to the CLIN Framework Table to include installation services per

CLIN?

The Government does not wish the Offerer to include Installation and configuration services for each CLIN.

GENERAL

The Government’s responses to industry questions may include changes to the technical solution, technical response, and pricing once clarification on the requirements have been solidified. As a result, we respectfully request a one‐week extension to provide bidders with the opportunity to revise their proposals to meet the Government’s requirements.

Extension has been granted. See Amendment A00001 and updated RFP Section IV.4

GENERAL

As the base period is 2 years, please confirm items purchased in the base period require 2 years of maintenance rather than the one year as stated in the SOW.

Warranty and maintenance required are identified within the SOW.

GENERAL

Please confirm the government desires to have a consistent OEM across all CLINs under this contract to streamline operations and patching/updating the switches and routers which will result in a better security posture.

Yes, but it is understood that multiple vendor specific solutions and equipment models may be required (EIGRP or Non‐EIGRP). However, offerors shall submit proposals for the complete group (EIGRP or Non‐ EIGRP or both) in order to be considered for award.

GENERAL

It appears that the Contractor is not responsible for long term O&M of this equipment. Please confirm that the contractor’s responsibility with respect to maintaining an accurate inventory of devices is limited to the initial asset reporting provided upon delivery. If the list is expected to be updated on a continuous basis to include location etc., how will the government ensure that the contractor is kept abreast of moves/changes that are made with the equipment that resides within the TSA environment?

The SOW and CLIN structure have been revised to clarify this requirement.

GENERAL

Will the Government please describe the architecture methodology in use for this requirement (Leaf and Spine vs Extension)?

The question cannot be determined from the reference; however, the enterprise architecture utilizes a Mesh technology. The end of row top of rack solution will most likely use leaf and spine equipment in the data center.

GENERAL

Will TSA mandate all gear to encrypt data in transit, in accordance with the OMB mandates? If so, does TSA intend to deploy the standards‐based, 802.1 MACsec encryption solution?

TSA may choose in the future to encrypt data in transit utilizing MACsec encryption. Network Switch Equipment should support the IEEE 802.1 AE Standard.

GENERAL

Do they need to see support pricing for both SNT and SNTP? It looks like most sites will require SNT and only a few SNTP, identified after award… but do they need to see the higher SNTP pricing now?

These terms do not exist within the SOW.

19 GENERAL Is there a specific type of power cord we should use? A standard power supply and cord utilizing 100 to 240 volts AC is expected.

Section I/6. Objectives Paragraph 2

Objectives Paragraph 2 States: “For all communications capacity requirements, the service provider will acquire, uninstall, transport, power up, configure and provide the necessary hardware maintenance, communications operating software and services to support the communication infrastructure associated with this contract.

“ Is installation/integration of the equipment sold under this ID/IQ intended to be part of the contract?

No, TSA is responsible for the installation.

Section I/6. Objectives 6. Objectives

Can TSA please provide hardline requirements for the Site Delivery and a list of Sites that would be included within the IDIQ?

All equipment will be shipped to a single location in Springfield, VA. Warranty items will be shipped to different locations around the United States. A list of these locations by Zip Codes will be provided upon source selection.

Section I/6. Objectives 6. Objectives

There are no requirements for installation, power up, configure, etc. type services.

Please confirm this Objective is not required to be performed (or priced) for this contract. If this is not the case, please include a full description of the services required in the SOW and provide a CLIN for installation services.

See response to Question #20

Section I/6. Objectives 6. Objectives

Please confirm that TSA requires software updates and patches as part of support and maintenance.

Updates and patches should be provided by the product manufacturer.

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

The CLIN table calls for pricing for a WAN Aggregation Router, and Integrated Services Router. Please clarify number and type of TDM interfaces needed in each listed.

See revised SOW and CLIN Structure

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table (CLIN 00007)

Please clarify on the CLIN table if the Class 7 Router is the same as the VoIP Gateway Router in the technical specifications. If so, please add line items for the two options stated in the technical requirement – 4 Channelized T1/PRI ports, and 8 Channelized T1/PRI ports.

See response to Question #24

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

If any items are to be priced as optional, please clarify which, and add line items to the CLIN table for these items.

Each CLIN on the CLIN Table and type of device is required.

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

Will TSA please map the Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) Framework Table to the technical requirements in the Scope of the Product, Service or Outcome section of the SOW? There are several discrepancies between the two sections.

For example, The CLIN Framework table references "CLIN 0001B, Switch ‐ 12 Port" however the only specification given for a 12 port switch in the Scope of the Product, Service or Outcome section is for a "Ethernet Compact Access Switch", which we believe lines up to "CLIN 0002B, Switch ‐ Compact, 12 Port" and not

CLIN 0001B.

See response to Question #24

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

How do the CLASS Switch designations in the CLIN Framework Table match up to the various switches in Attachment 1?

See response to Question #24

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

In the CLIN Framework Table (Section 1, Page 4 of the RFP), there are no line items (or CLINs) for the Support & Maintenance Services. Will the government please modify the existing CLIN Framework Table to include Support & Maintenance Costs for each CLIN requested? Furthermore, should the Offeror propose two (2) years of Hardware/Software Support & Maintenance for the initial base period of the contract, and then only one (1) year for the option years?

Furthermore, for the option years, are we to provide pricing only for that new CLIN purchase OR also provide renewal maintenance pricing on past year CLINs?

See response to Question #24

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

Is it the government’s intent to obtain maintenance and support for all existing networking assets at TSA under this contract? If this is the case, to accurately provide a FFP, contractors will need the full list of assets with serial numbers as well as end of warranty POPs for all components that the government requires Offerors to maintain. Will the government modify the CLIN table to provide a maintenance CLIN for each contract period (base and optional).

See answer to Question # 40

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

There are no CLINs for maintenance or support in the Option Years. How does the government anticipate renewing support for items purchased under this contract?

See response to Question #24

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

Can TSA provide a standard number of required ports to be priced for all configurations to ensure a standardized pricing evaluation? For example, the Ethernet Core / Aggregation/Distribution Switch contains requirements for the chassis, but does not provide the number of required ports.

Port requirements are identified defined in the proposed CLIN table.

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table (CLIN 00005)

CLIN 0005 is for a Fabric Extender but the SOW is requiring a end of row / top of rack switch, will TSA please clarify their requirement for this item.

The desire is that this devide will be robust enough to provide Data Center opertaions in the form of a Top of Rack switch as well as the capability to support Cloud Services. The proposed device should be scalabale (modular), with the capability of supporting the high capacity throughput associatted wit h Data Center Operations. The ability to support the Fiber Channel protocol is a component of that. SOW has been updated to reflect these requirements in greater detail.Note that CLIN0005 is revised to CLIN0007

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

Are we to assume the modular switch to be the parent switch for the fabric extender?

The contractor should provide the product that best meets the requirement. A modular switch model solution is an acceptable option if available.

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

Is the modular switch CLIN intended for data center deployment?

The only switch intended directly for data center support is CLIN 0005, the modular switch is intended primarily at the Field sites. A Data Center solution can also be proposed under this class of switch.

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

Is it safe to assume redundant supervisors in a single chassis are only required in the modular switch?

See response to Question #24

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

There is a category system used of “class 1”, “class 2”, “class 3” and so on of switches and routers… Where does those class categories map to the technical requirements in the solicitation, or is it intended that these classes map to the 7 types found in attachment 1?

See response to Question #24

Section I/CLIN Table CLIN Table

Where line cards are required in a chassis‐based switch, is there a set of requirements to which those line cards must adhere?

These items will be addressed in an options list that has been added to the SOW

Section II/4.16 Configuration Management Paragraph 1

Please confirm that it is not the Contractors responsibility to handle all Configuration Management requirements?

It is not the Contractor's responsibility to handle all CM requirements.

Section II 3.15.2. Contract Administration Data

Please confirm that the contractor is only responsible for maintaining an accurate inventory of devices purchased under this contract and not all networking assets that TSA currently owns. If not, will the government provide an FFP CLIN to accomplish the “as‐is” asset inventory of the existing environment?

Correct, The contractor will only be responsible for maintenance of devices purchased through this contract.

Section IV/A.1. Technical Proposal A.1.A. Technical Proposal

TSA requires Self‐Certification of compliance of all proposed equipment. Does TSA require both Prime and Sub Manufacturer/OEM Certification Support documents (i.e – Cisco Gold Partner) to ensure TSA receives adequate certified support?

There is no requirement to provide documentation beyond those stated within the SOW; however, any evidence that validates the contractor's ability to meet requiremets will be reviewed.

Section IV/Price Proposal A.3. Volume II‐Price Proposal

Utilizing a quantity of 1 for all line items could allow for un‐balanced pricing from Offerrors. In order to more accurately evaluate the full contract price, It is suggested that TSA develop evaluation quantities that are utilized to calculate a representative total price.

Price Evaluation Criteria remains the same.

Section IV/A.2. Past Performance A.2. Past Performance

Will TSA allow Sub‐Contractors Past Performance?

No. TSA will evaluate the vendor's past performance (as prime or sub) with similar in scope and complexity to the requirement being solicited.

Section V/Past Performance Factor 2‐Past Performance

Will prime contractors past performance score more favorably then subcontractor past performance.

No sub‐contractor past performance needed

Section V/Evaluation Part 4‐Evaluation Criteria

Even though the Offerors will be self‐certifying compliance, how will the government confirm technical compliance?

Please see technical evaluation in Section V‐Part 4 Factor 1.

Section V/Responsible Prospective Contractor

Part 6‐Responsible Prospective Contractor

Should Offerors provide information in our proposal to satisfy this evaluation?

Any additional technical information that would provide amplifying information on how the product meets requirements will be considered.

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 4) Ethernet

Core/Aggregation/Distribution Switch

The switch technical requirements call for redundant supervisors in the Core/Aggregation/Distribution switches. Does this match the Class 4 switch listed in the CLIN table. If so, are redundant supervisors mandatory, or optional. If optional, please add line in the CLIN table for optional pricing accordingly.

A CLIN has been added for this device.

Attachment 1‐SOW SOW Section 8. Warranty

The SOW in Attachment 1 Section 8 Support and Maintenance Services list the requested support requirements for the product sold however the price tables only have line items for services in CLINS 0006 A,B and C and 0007 A. How is support for CLINS 0001 to 0005 to be shown?

SOW modified to reflect changes.

Attachment 1‐SOW 5. Technical Requirements

The CLIN table list the Class 5 switch as a fabric extended. The technical requirements list #5 as a Top of Rack switch. Do these switches need to support Fibre Channel? The technical specifications for the Top of Rack switch also ask for redundant supervisor support, AND 1U or 2U form factor. Please clarify.

The desire is that this devide will be robust enough to provide Data Center opertaions in the form of a Top of Rack switch as well as the capability to support Cloud Services. The proposed device should be scalabale (modular), with the capability of supporting the high capacity throughput associatted with Data Center Operations. The ability to support the Fiber Channel protocol is a component of that. SOW has been updated to reflect these requirements in greater detail.

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 3) Ethernet Small Office/Home Office

Router/Switch

Can the government confirm that a modem with v.92 protocol is what is being asked for and not Fast Ethernet with v.92 protocol?

That is correct. V.92 is an older technology that will not likely be used. The proposed solution should have the capability to support a V.92 modem.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements, 1)

Ethernet Access Switch g)"Must include support for: DHCP, SNMPv3, RADIUS, AAA, QOS Tagging, STP, NetFlowSYSLOG, SSHv2, LLDP or equivalent, Class of Service (CoS), Rate Limiting, Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) with overlapping IP addresses, Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP), and Differentiated Service Code Point (DSCP)".

Netflow as a brand‐specific requirement that we believe limits competition. Would TSA be willing to accept the industry‐standard sFlow as an alternative, thereby allowing for more than one OEM to provide a solution?

TSA requires network devices to provide flow‐based analytics technology. The flow‐based protocol must support capturing IP traffic as it passes through an interface and exporting IP statistics to an external collector for analysis. TSA is not limited to the Netflow protocol.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements, 1)

Ethernet Access Switch h)"Support for Layer 3 routing protocols including OSPF (v2 and v3), EIGRP, and BGP. Both IPv4 and IPv6 unicast and multicast forwarding". EIGRP is a brand‐ specific protocol. Would TSA be willing to clarify the requirement to an industry‐ standard protocol, thereby allowing for more than one OEM to provide a solution?

The SOW has been modified to address TSA's contraints under the Enterpise Network Architecture. The revised SOW allows more than one OEM solution across the SOW.

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 2) Ethernet Compact Access Switch

e) "Multicast functionality/compatibility; compatible with TSA’s existing IGMP/multicast schema". Please provide detail on existing IGMP schema to further explain "compatible".

Network devices should support multicasting and Class D subnets. Network devices should support multicasting source and forward multicast packets to downstream multicast group addresses.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements, 2) Ethernet Compact Access Switch

f) "Must include support for: DHCP, SNMPv3, TACACs, RADIUS, AAA, QOS Tagging, STP, NetFlow, SYSLOG, SSHv2, LLDP or equivalent, Class of Service (CoS), Rate Limiting, and Differentiated Service Code Point (DSCP)". Netflow as a brand‐ specific requirement that we believe limits competition. Would TSA be willing to accept the industry‐standard sFlow as an alternative, thereby allowing for more than one OEM to provide a solution?

See response to Question #51

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 3) Ethernet Small Office/Home Office

Router/Switch

f) "Support for Layer 3 routing protocols including OSPF v2 & v3, EIGRP, and BGP." EIGRP is a Brand‐Specific protocol. Would TSA be willing to clarify the requirement to an industry‐standard protocol, thereby allowing for more than one OEM to provide a solution?

See response to Question #52

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 3) Ethernet Small Office/Home Office

Router/Switch

h) "Must include support for: DHCP, SNMPv3, RADIUS, AAA, QOS Tagging, STP, NetFlow, SYSLOG, SSHv2, LLDP or equivalent, Class of Service (CoS), Rate Limiting, Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) with overlapping IP addresses, Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP), and Differentiated Service Code Point (DSCP)".

Netflow as a brand‐specific requirement that we believe limits competition. Would TSA be willing to accept the industry‐standard sFlow as an alternative, thereby allowing for more than one OEM to provide a solution?

See response to Question #51

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 4) Ethernet

Core/Aggregation/Distribution Switch

o) "Support for Layer 3 routing protocols including OSPF v2 & v3, EIGRP, and BGP." EIGRP is a Brand‐Specific protocol. Would TSA be willing to clarify the requirement to an industry‐standard protocol, thereby allowing for more than one OEM to provide a solution?

See response to Question #52

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 4) Ethernet

Core/Aggregation/Distribution Switch q)"Must include support for: DHCP, SNMPv3, RADIUS, AAA, QOS Tagging, STP, NetFlow SYSLOG, SSHv2, LLDP or equivalent, Class of Service (CoS), Rate Limiting, Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) with overlapping IP addresses, Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP), and Differentiated Service Code Point (DSCP)".

Netflow as a requirement limits competition. Would you accept sFlow?

See response to Question #51

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements, 5)

End of Row/Top of Rack

i) "Must include support for: DHCP, SNMPv3, RADIUS, AAA, QOS Tagging, STP, NetFlow, SYSLOG, SSHv2, LLDP or equivalent, Class of Service (CoS), Rate Limiting, Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) with overlapping IP addresses, Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP), and Differentiated Service Code Point (DSCP)".

Netflow as a brand‐specific requirement that we believe limits competition. Would TSA be willing to accept the industry‐standard sFlow as an alternative, thereby allowing for more than one OEM to provide a solution?

See response to Question #51

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements, 5)

End of Row/Top of Rack

n) "Must be compatible with the currently deployed TSA infrastructure: i.e.

compatible with the current Cisco environment." Can TSA clarify “compatible with the current Cisco environment”? Are there specific functions utilizing industry‐ standard protocols that must be performed?

On page 4, this reference was located for the Type 7 device. A standards based switch operating at layer 2 should be compatible with TSAs CORE switch/router. There are no specific non‐industry standard functions that TSA performs for this type of device.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements, 5)

End of Row/Top of Rack

o) "Must be compatible with current TSA monitoring/management tools, such as Cisco LAN Management Solution (LMS), or appropriate management tools shall be delivered with the replacement switches to provide similar functionality to the currently deployed LMS." Are there specific functions utilizing industry‐standard protocols that must be performed?

We believe the question is better served asking if TSA performs any non industry‐standard uses for monitoring/management. The answer is no and the SOW has been revised for clarity updating our current monitoring and management tool based on SolarWinds.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements, 5)

End of Row/Top of Rack

o) "Must be compatible with current TSA monitoring/management tools, such as Cisco LAN Management Solution (LMS), or appropriate management tools shall be delivered with the replacement switches to provide similar functionality to the currently deployed LMS." How many instances of your LAN Management tool do you have, so we can properly scope the alternative solution?

One instance managed across the enterprise.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements, 6)

Access Router e)"Protocol Support: IPv4, IPv6, Static Routes, Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) v2 & v3, Support of Enhanced IGRP (EIGRP), Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), BGP Router Reflector, Intermediate System‐to‐ Intermediate System (IS‐IS), Multicast Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMPv3) IPSec, Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE), Bi‐Directional Forwarding Detection (BVD), IPv4‐to‐IPv6 Multicast, MPLS, LLDP or equivalent, L2TPv3, 802.1ag, 802.3ah, L2 and L3 VPN, Multicast routing, Cisco compatible QoS schema support." EIGRP is a Brand‐ Specific protocol. Would TSA be willing to clarify the requirement to an industry‐ standard protocol, thereby allowing for more than one OEM to provide a solution?

See response to Question #52

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements, 7)

VoIP Gateway Router

j) "Protocol Support: IPv4, IPv6, Static Routes, Open Shortest Path First (OSPF), Support of Enhanced IGRP (EIGRP), , Multicast Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMPv3) IPSec, Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE), Bi‐ IPv4‐to‐IPv6 Multicast, LLDP or equivalent, L2TPv3, , L2 and L3 VPN, Multicast routing," EIGRP is a Brand‐Specific protocol. Would TSA be willing to clarify the requirement to an industry‐standard protocol, thereby allowing for more than one OEM to provide a solution?

See response to Question #52

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 3) Ethernet Small Office/Home Office

Router/Switch

For 8 and 12 port switch requirements, can a larger switch be substituted? No

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements

Can products with FIPS certifications in‐process be considered?

Yes, products undergoing FIPS consideration will be considered, but will not be valid for purchase and installation until FIPS compliance has been validated. Technically, these products may not be compliant with Federal FISMA requirements and this procurement.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements, 5)

End of Row/Top of Rack

For the End of Row/Top of Rack Switch. Is the 2U dimension a hard requirement?

I am not aware of a product with 2 Redundant supervisors engines in a 2U chassis. This may be a proprietary item.

This requirement has been adjusted within the SOW.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 8‐Warranty

Most OEMs provide standard 90‐day warranties and offer extended, maintenance, support, and similar customer care programs that would give you the hardware protections required under the RFP. Depending on the OEM, a 1‐year hardware warranty could be a non‐standard requirement that is simply not offered in the commercial marketplace. Please confirm that offering the OEM’s standard warranty plus OEM extended support (Support and Maintenance), which together provide 1 year of coverage will be responsive to the requirements of the RFP.

Contractors must provide warranty as specified in revised SOW and CLIN structure.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements

In the requirements, it mentions that PoE+ is required for branch office routers.

Would the government consider standard PoE (802.3af) as an acceptable alternative to PoE+ (802.3at)?

POE+ is the requirement per the statement of work for switch capable devices.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements

In the requirements, it mentions that “Software Defined Networking” is required.

What specific Software Defined Networking features are required?

This requirement can be filled by the capability of supporting to manage devices through a Control Plane and Data Plane and the ability to dynamically shape traffic.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements

What is the POE power budget requirement for a compact switch?

This is a specific power budgeting question that cannot be answered directly. The contractor should submit their bid based on the ability to provide POE+ and provide their specification and capability. As a general rule, a device that meets or exceeds 50% of the compact switch ports for POE+ capability, meets the Government's requirement.

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 2) Ethernet Compact Access Switch

Will the compact switches be stand alone on a shelf or within a rack?

The requirement for mounting equipment has been removed and a CLIN has been added for mounting equipment.

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 6) Access Router

Would the government like the small access router to support the addition of compute resources (module) for local computing (i.e., x86 compute, Operating System (OS), etc.)?

No

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements

In a scalable, clustered architecture, does the government want all of the components (i.e. “central switch”) to be required to fit in 1U or 2U of rack space?”

Furthermore, with the requirement to have 10 GB‐100 GB server access/connectivity, does the government wish for the solution proposed for the 100 GB option to also fit in 1U or 2U of rack space?

The contractor should use the form factor size as a general guidline and submit the best product they have for consideration.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 8‐Warranty

Please confirm that this approach must leverage OEM provided SKU’d support services to ensure OEM warranties are not voided by 3 rd party providers.

The government's concern in regards to warranty is that the requirements stated in the SOW are met. The Government is not concerned with the issues associated with 3rd party vendors if the Offerer chooses to provide their own Support and Maintenance solution.

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements

Please confirm that all stated requirements are must haves in the SOW Section 5, unless explicitly denoted as “may”. For instance, for requirement: “e ) Dual redundant, modular power supplies and fans in larger chassis”; contractors MUST meet this exact requirement in full.

The statements in the revised SOW are requirements unless denoted as "may".

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements

Will the Government remove the rack height requirement from this switch in order to meet the SOW requirements such as supporting the redundant supervisor engines?

See response to Question #24

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements

The Government is not including SDN controllers in its request, please confirm the Government is only requesting the capability of supporting SDN.

Confirmed. The SDN requirement is based on having the capability to take advantage of modern technology and the option for future network development.

Attachment 1‐SOW 5. Technical Requirements

Does TSA intend to use NetFlow for network forensic analysis and threat detection?

If so, please confirm the requirement is to support full NetFlow traffic (i.e., Netflow v9).

Please see response to Question #51

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 3) Ethernet Small Office/Home Office

Router/Switch

To support the installation of switches at small offices and home offices, does TSA desire plug and play configuration and image management reducing the complexity and delays of manual switch deployments for the access switches and home office router/switch?

Any additional capability is welcome, but will receive not additional preference in relation to other products.

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 5) End of Row/Top of Rack

Do all POE switches need redundant power supplies?

No, the requirement for redundant power supplies is limited to chasis switches identified in CLIN0001E, CLIN0002F

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 5) End of Row/Top of Rack

Do all Access ports need to stay powered up in the event of a single power supply failure?

Yes, were the government has indicated that redundant power supplies are required, the expectation is that all access ports will retain power.

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 4) Ethernet

Core/Aggregation/Distribution Switch

Does the stacked backplane need to be capable of 100G speed or greater? No

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements

In a stacked configuration how many uplink ports are required? Requirement is identified within the SOW

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 5. Technical Requirements

Will TSA be re‐marking QoS at the access switch? If so, will QoS markings be retained across a stacked switch?

TSA will be re‐marking QoS on switches. TSA would like to retain QoS markings across stacked switches

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 2) Ethernet Compact Access Switch

The Compact switch requirements mention IPv4 and IPv6 routing and multicast routing mentioned. Is full L3 capability a requirement for compact switches?

See response to Question #24

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 1) Ethernet Access Switch

Under the “Ethernet Access Switch” requirements, are Layer‐3 features required at this time, or only that the platforms may be upgraded at a future date to support Layer‐3 features?

Layer 3 feature capability is required at this time. TSA is not currently utilizing layer 3 at the access switch.

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 1) Ethernet Access Switch

In the same section, are stacking modules/cables required at this time, or does the platform merely need to support stacking/cluster capabilities in the future?

Stacking cables should be provided under the appropriate CLIN. The CLIN strucuture has been revised to better clarify the requirement.

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 5) End of Row/Top of Rack

Where supervisor modules are required in a chassis‐based switch, is there a set of requirements to which those supervisor cards must adhere?

Where a supervisor module is required; it should meet the requirements for the specific switch/router/device type from the SOW.

Attachment 1‐SOW

Part 5. Technical Requirements, 5) End of Row/Top of Rack

Do the chassis that support redundant supervisors need to be configured with both supervisors at this time, or is it only that the chassis need to support a second supervisor?

Requirement is identified within the SOW

Attachment 1‐SOW Part 8 (c)‐Support & Maintenance

Services

Does TSA require only require US Citizenship for personnel who are physical granted access to TSA networks and systems or would vendor support personnel that assist with hardware and software support through a remote technical assistance center also be required to provide US Citizen support for all issues and at all times

The US Citizen or cleared personel requirement pertains to any contractors that would have the opportunity to obtain detailed knowledge or information regarding the government equipment and architecture through product service or log review.

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL NO. HSTS03-15-R-CIO007

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I- SECTION I CONTAINS: . ………………………………………………..

SF 1449………………………………………………………………..….….………………..1

Table of Content …………………………………………………….…………………….3 Continuation of Block 20 on SF 1449…………………………………………….4

II- CONTRACT CLAUSES TERMS, AND CONDITIONS ……………………………………

Contract Administration Data ………………………………..….…………… Special Contract Requirements ………………………………….……………..…..29

III- SOLICITATION DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS OR ATTACHMENTS………….…...........…37

IV- SOLICITATION PROVISIONS………………………………………………………………..……38

V - EVALUATION ……….…………………………………………………………………….…….…….42

SECTION I - CONTINUATION OF BLOCK 20 ON SF 1449 – SCHEDULE OF SUPPLIES / SERVICES

1. General Description The Contractor shall provide, in accordance with issued task orders (TOs), network equipment, maintenance and support as described in in the Statement of Work on an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) basis. Task Orders are Firm Fixed Price (FFP) in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 16.5. Task Orders will be issued in accordance with the procedures set forth in Sections G and I.

2. Contract Minimums/Maximums

(a) The minimum quantity for this contract vehicle will be used to refresh TSA’s current switches and routers. The minimum guarantee for the “Group 1 “IDIQ will be $30,000.00. The minimum guarantee for the “Group 2 “IDIQ will be $10,000,000.00. If issued one IDIQ combining “Group 1 and Group 2”, The minimum guarantee for the IDIQ will be $10,000,000.00. Orders beyond the minimum will be determined by TSA needs. The exercise of an option does not re-establish the contract minimum for the Base IDIQ contract.

(b) The specific quantities will be identified on each Delivery Order issued under the Base contract. The Government has no obligation to issue Delivery Orders to the Awardee beyond the amount specified in paragraph

(a) above.

(c) The total value of all DOs awarded under “Group 1” Base Contract, including orders issued in option periods and the minimum contract amount, shall not exceed $5,000,000.00. The total value of all DOs awarded under “Group 2” Base Contract, including orders issued in option periods and the minimum contract amount, shall not exceed $94,000,000.00. If issued one Base Contract combining “Group 1 and Group 2” the total value of all DOs awarded under this Base Contract including orders issued in option periods and the minimum contract amount, shall not exceed $99,000,000.00.

3. Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) Framework Tables

CLIN TABLE 1: Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) Equipment

GROUP 1 CLIN TABLE – EIGRP EQUIPMENT

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2015-09/01/2017

BASE PERIOD

CLIN SOW Item Unit of Issue Unit Price

CLIN Class 1 Ethernet Core/Aggregation/Distribution Switch

0001A ROUTER/SWITCH SMALL OFFICE EA $

0001B 2 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 2 Ethernet Small Office/Home Office Router/Switch

0002A

SWITCH - CHASIS, 6-SLOT, MAX 240 PORT, MIN OF (3) 48

PORT LINE CARDS & (1) SUPERVISOR MODULE

EA $

0002B SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

0002C SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

0002D SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

0002E 48 PORT LINE CARD EA $

0002F STACKING CABLE EA $

0002G 2 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 3 Access Router 0003A ROUTER - T1, MULTIPLE T1s, DS3 EA $

0003B ROUTER - WAN AGGREGATION EA $

0003C 2 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 4 VoIP Gateway Router 0004A ROUTER - VoIP

0004B VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (T-1) EA $

0004C VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (DS-3)

EA $

0004D 2 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DEVICES

0008A SFP SX EA $

0008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2017-09/01/2018

OPTION YEAR 1

CLIN SOW Item Unit of Issue Unit Price

CLIN Class 1 Ethernet Core/Aggregation/Distribution Switch

1001A ROUTER/SWITCH SMALL OFFICE EA $

1001B 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 2 Ethernet Small Office/Home Office Router/Switch

1002A

SWITCH - CHASIS, 6-SLOT, MAX 240 PORT, MIN OF (3) 48

PORT LINE CARDS & (1) SUPERVISOR MODULE

EA $

1002B SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

1002C SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

1002D SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

1002E 48 PORT LINE CARD EA $

1002F STACKING CABLE EA $

1002G 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 3 Access Router 1003A ROUTER - T1, MULTIPLE T1s, DS3 EA $

1003B ROUTER - WAN AGGREGATION EA $

1003C 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 4 VoIP Gateway Router 1004A ROUTER - VoIP

1004B VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (T-1) EA $

1004C VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (DS-3)

EA $

1004D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DEVICES

1008A SFP SX EA $

1008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2018-09/01/2019

OPTION YEAR 2

CLIN SOW Item Unit of Issue Unit Price

CLIN Class 1 Ethernet Core/Aggregation/Distribution Switch

2001A ROUTER/SWITCH SMALL OFFICE EA $

2001B 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 2 Switch Ethernet Small Office/Home Office Router/Switch

2002A

SWITCH - CHASIS, 6-SLOT, MAX 240 PORT, MIN OF (3) 48

PORT LINE CARDS & (1) SUPERVISOR MODULE

EA $

2002B SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

2002C SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

2002D SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

2002E 48 PORT LINE CARD EA $

2002F STACKING CABLE EA $

2002G 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 3 Access Router 2003A ROUTER - T1, MULTIPLE T1s, DS3 EA $

2003B ROUTER - WAN AGGREGATION EA $

2003C 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 4 Router VoIP Gateway Router 2004A ROUTER - VoIP

2004B VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (T-1) EA $

2004C VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (DS-3)

EA $

2004D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DEVICES

2008A SFP SX EA $

2008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2019-09/01/2020

OPTION YEAR 3

CLIN SOW Item Unit of Issue Unit Price

CLIN Class 1 Ethernet Core/Aggregation/Distribution Switch

3001A ROUTER/SWITCH SMALL OFFICE EA $

3001B 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 2 Switch Ethernet Small Office/Home Office Router/Switch

3002A

SWITCH - CHASIS, 6-SLOT, MAX 240 PORT, MIN OF (3) 48

PORT LINE CARDS & (1) SUPERVISOR MODULE

EA $

3002B SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

3002C SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

3002D SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

3002E 48 PORT LINE CARD EA $

3002F STACKING CABLE EA $

3002G 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 3 Access Router 3003A ROUTER - T1, MULTIPLE T1s, DS3 EA $

3003B ROUTER - WAN AGGREGATION EA $

3003C 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 4 Router VoIP Gateway Router 3004A ROUTER - VoIP

3004B VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (T-1) EA $

3004C VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (DS-3)

EA $

3004D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DEVICES

3008A SFP SX EA $

3008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2020-09/01/2021

OPTION YEAR 4

CLIN SOW Item Unit of Issue Unit Price

CLIN Class 1 Ethernet Core/Aggregation/Distribution Switch

4001A ROUTER/SWITCH SMALL OFFICE EA $

4001B 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 2 Switch Ethernet Small Office/Home Office Router/Switch

4002A

SWITCH - CHASIS, 6-SLOT, MAX 240 PORT, MIN OF (3) 48

PORT LINE CARDS & (1) SUPERVISOR MODULE

EA $

4002B SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

4002C SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

4002D SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

4002E 48 PORT LINE CARD EA $

4002F STACKING CABLE EA $

4002G 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 3 Access Router 4003A ROUTER - T1, MULTIPLE T1s, DS3 EA $

4003B ROUTER - WAN AGGREGATION EA $

4003C 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 4 Router VoIP Gateway Router 4004A ROUTER - VoIP

4004B VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (T-1) EA $

4004C VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (DS-3)

EA $

4004D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DEVICES

4008A SFP SX EA $

4008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2021-09/01/2022

OPTION YEAR 5

CLIN SOW Item Unit of Issue Unit Price

5001A ROUTER/SWITCH SMALL OFFICE EA $

5001B 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 2 Switch Ethernet Small Office/Home Office Router/Switch

5002A

SWITCH - CHASIS, 6-SLOT, MAX 240 PORT, MIN OF (3) 48

PORT LINE CARDS & (1) SUPERVISOR MODULE

EA $

5002B SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

5002C SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

5002D SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

5002E 48 PORT LINE CARD EA $

5002F STACKING CABLE EA $

5002G 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 3 Access Router 5003A ROUTER - T1, MULTIPLE T1s, DS3 EA $

5003B ROUTER - WAN AGGREGATION EA $

5003C 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 4 Router VoIP Gateway Router 5004A ROUTER - VoIP

5004B VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (T-1) EA $

5004C VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (DS-3)

EA $

5004D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DEVICES

5008A SFP SX EA $

5008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2022-09/01/2023

OPTION YEAR 6

CLIN SOW Item Unit of Issue Unit Price

CLIN Class 1 Ethernet Core/Aggregation/Distribution Switch

6001A ROUTER/SWITCH SMALL OFFICE EA $

6001B 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 2 Switch Ethernet Small Office/Home Office Router/Switch

6002A

SWITCH - CHASIS, 6-SLOT, MAX 240 PORT, MIN OF (3) 48

PORT LINE CARDS & (1) SUPERVISOR MODULE

EA $

6002B SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

6002C SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

6002D SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

6002E 48 PORT LINE CARD EA $

6002F STACKING CABLE EA $

6002G 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 3 Access Router 6003A ROUTER - T1, MULTIPLE T1s, DS3 EA $

6003B ROUTER - WAN AGGREGATION EA $

6003C 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 4 Router VoIP Gateway Router 6004A ROUTER - VoIP

6004B VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (T-1) EA $

6004C VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (DS-3)

EA $

6004D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DEVICES

6008A SFP SX EA $

6008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2023-09/01/2024

OPTION YEAR 7

CLIN SOW Item Unit of Issue Unit Price

CLIN Class 1 Ethernet Core/Aggregation/Distribution Switch

7001A ROUTER/SWITCH SMALL OFFICE EA $

7001B 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 2 Switch Ethernet Small Office/Home Office Router/Switch

7002A

SWITCH - CHASIS, 6-SLOT, MAX 240 PORT, MIN OF (3) 48

PORT LINE CARDS & (1) SUPERVISOR MODULE

EA $

7002B SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

7002C SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

7002D SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

7002E 48 PORT LINE CARD EA $

7002F STACKING CABLE EA $

7002G 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 3 Access Router 7003A ROUTER - T1, MULTIPLE T1s, DS3 EA $

7003B ROUTER - WAN AGGREGATION EA $

7003C 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 4 Router VoIP Gateway Router 7004A ROUTER - VoIP

7004B VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (T-1) EA $

7004C VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (DS-3)

EA $

7004D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DEVICES

7008A SFP SX EA $

7008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2024-09/01/2025

OPTION YEAR 8

CLIN SOW Item Unit of Issue Unit Price

8001A ROUTER/SWITCH SMALL OFFICE EA $

8001B 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 2 Switch Ethernet Small Office/Home Office Router/Switch

8002A

SWITCH - CHASIS, 6-SLOT, MAX 240 PORT, MIN OF (3) 48

PORT LINE CARDS & (1) SUPERVISOR MODULE

EA $

8002B SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

8002C SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

8002D SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

8002E 48 PORT LINE CARD EA $

8002F STACKING CABLE EA $

8002G 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 3 Access Router 8003A ROUTER - T1, MULTIPLE T1s, DS3 EA $

8003B ROUTER - WAN AGGREGATION EA $

8003C 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 4 Router VoIP Gateway Router 8004A ROUTER - VoIP

8004B VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (T-1) EA $

8004C VOICE MODULE NETWORK CARD (DS-3)

EA $

8004D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DEVICES

8008A SFP SX EA $

8008B SFP LX EA $

CLIN TABLE 2:

GROUP 2 CLIN TABLE - NON-EIGRP EQUIPMENT

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2015-09/01/2017

BASE PERIOD

CLIN SOW Item UNIT OF

ISSUE

UNIT

PRICE

CLIN Class 5 Ethernet Access Switch

0005A SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

0005B SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

0005C STACKING CABLES (0005A,0005B) EA $

0005D 2 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

0005E 2 YEAR MAINTENANCE 24X7 4 HOUR JB $

CLIN Class 6 Ethernet Compact Access Switch

0006A SWITCH - COMPACT 8 PORT EA $

0006B SWITCH - COMPACT 12 PORT EA $

0006C 2 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 7 End of Row/Top of Rack Switch

0007A SWITCH - 48 PORT DATA CENTER EA $

0007B SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

0007C

2 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DEVICES

0008A SFP SX EA $

0008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2017-09/01/2018

OPTION YEAR 1

CLIN SOW Item UNIT OF

ISSUE

UNIT

PRICE

CLIN Class 5 Ethernet Access Switch

1005A SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

1005B SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

1005C STACKING CABLES (0005A,0005B) EA $

1005D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

1005E 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 24X7 4 HOUR JB $

CLIN Class 6 Ethernet Compact Access Switch

1006A SWITCH - COMPACT 8 PORT EA $

1006B SWITCH - COMPACT 12 PORT EA $

1006C 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 7 End of Row/Top of Rack Switch

1007A SWITCH - 48 PORT DATA CENTER EA $

1007B SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

1007C

1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DEVICES

1008A SFP SX EA $

1008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2018-09/01/2019

OPTION YEAR 2

CLIN SOW Item UNIT OF

ISSUE

UNIT

PRICE

CLIN Class 5 Ethernet Access Switch

2005A SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

2005B SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

2005C STACKING CABLES (0005A,0005B) EA $

2005D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

2005E 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 24X7 4 HOUR JB $

CLIN Class 6 Ethernet Compact Access Switch

2006A SWITCH - COMPACT 8 PORT EA $

2006B SWITCH - COMPACT 12 PORT EA $

2006C 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 7 End of Row/Top of Rack Switch

2007A SWITCH - 48 PORT DATA CENTER EA $

2007B SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

2007C

1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

2008A SFP SX EA $

2008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2019-09/01/2020

OPTION YEAR 3

CLIN SOW Item UNIT OF

ISSUE

UNIT

PRICE

CLIN Class 5 Ethernet Access Switch

3005A SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

3005B SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

3005C STACKING CABLES (0005A,0005B) EA $

3005D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

3005E 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 24X7 4 HOUR JB $

CLIN Class 6 Ethernet Compact Access Switch

3006A SWITCH - COMPACT 8 PORT EA $

3006B SWITCH - COMPACT 12 PORT EA $

3006C 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 7 End of Row/Top of Rack Switch

3007A SWITCH - 48 PORT DATA CENTER EA $

3007B SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

3007C

1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN ADDITIONAL REQUIRED DEVICES

3008A SFP SX EA $

3008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2020-09/01/2021

OPTION YEAR 4

CLIN SOW Item UNIT OF

ISSUE

UNIT

PRICE

CLIN Class 5 Ethernet Access Switch

4005A SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

4005B SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

4005C STACKING CABLES (0005A,0005B) EA $

4005D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

4005E 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 24X7 4 HOUR JB $

CLIN Class 6 Ethernet Compact Access Switch

4006A SWITCH - COMPACT 8 PORT EA $

4006B SWITCH - COMPACT 12 PORT EA $

4006C 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

CLIN Class 7 End of Row/Top of Rack Switch

4007A SWITCH - 48 PORT DATA CENTER EA $

4007B SUPERVISORY MODULE EA $

4007C

1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

4008A SFP SX EA $

4008B SFP LX EA $

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 09/02/2021-09/01/2022

OPTION YEAR 5

CLIN SOW Item UNIT OF

ISSUE

UNIT

PRICE

CLIN Class 5 Ethernet Access Switch

5005A SWITCH - 24 PORT STACKABLE EA $

5005B SWITCH - 48 PORT STACKABLE EA $

5005C STACKING CABLES (0005A,0005B) EA $

5005D 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE 8X5 NBD JB $

5005E 1 YEAR MAINTENANCE…