RESPONSES_TO_QUESTIONS_RECEIVED_FROM_INDUSTRY_AS_A_RESULT_OF_SOLICITATION_19_JULY_2016.docx

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RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS RECEIVED FROM INDUSTRY AS A RESULT OF

SOLICITATION N62645-16-T-0018

QUESTION 1. How long after initial install should follow-on training be provided?

RESPONSE: Follow on training is usually provide with 4-6 months after initial installation.

QUESTION 2. Total servers listed under equipment equals 10 (page 6 of 41 -1 regional, 2 rack mounted and 7 non rack servers. Quantity of UPS required is stated as "1 for each server except for the regional server". Quantity of UPS should equal 9. Quantity listed on page 7 is 8. How many UPS are required?

RESPONSE: Eight (8) - The data center at Naval Medical Center San Diego get 2 servers (one local and the regional server). It has a large UPS which covers the entire data center.

QUESTION 3. What is the minimum size requirement?

RESPONSE: 24 inch minimum

QUESTION 4. How many wall mounts, or desk mounts?

RESPONSE: All 7 should have a stand so the monitor can be placed on a desk or countertop. The monitors will not be "mounted" by the vendor.

QUESTION 5. Are the mounts existing or contractor provided?

RESPONSE: Stand should come with the monitor. Any mounting will be the sites responsibility.

QUESTION 6. The Regional Sever requirements on page 6 does not list Microsoft SQL Server. Will SQL Server be provided or should it be included in the bid?

RESPONSE: Please include Microsoft SQL Server in the bid.

QUESTION 7. The "HDD Capacity" requirement listed under the servers on page 6 and 7 is 15,000 rpm SATA. The fastest SATA drive available is 10,000 rpm.

Will 15,000 rpm SAS drives be acceptable?

RESPONSE: Yes

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