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Ontario Engineering Services (OES)

693KA8-23-R-00004

PART IV - REPRESENTATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS

SECTION L – INSTRUCTIONS, CONDITIONS, AND NOTICES TO OFFERORS

ATTACHMENT L1 – CONSTRUCTION/INSTALLATION FLOATING CREW SAMPLE TASKS

FOR

SCREENING INFORMATION REQUEST

Solicitation Number: 693KA8-23-R-00004

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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A INSTRUCTIONS

A.1 Project Schedule (All Sample Tasks)

A.2 Technical Narrative (All Sample Tasks)

A.3 Management and Compliance Narrative (All Sample Tasks)

A.4 Drawings and Related Information (Sample Task 4 Only)

B SAMPLE TASK 1 - ALASKA

B.1 Scope

B.2 Site Description

B.3 Project Specific Information

B.4 Alaska Exhibit A

C SAMPLE TASK 2 - MOUNTAIN TOP

C.1 Scope

C.2 Site Description

C.3 Project Specific Information

C.4 Mountain Top Exhibit A

D SAMPLE TASK 3 – FLAT LAND

D.1 Scope

D.2 Site Description

D.3 Project Specific Information

D.4 Flat Land Exhibit A

D.5 Flat Land Exhibit B

E SAMPLE TASK 4 – AIRPORT CABLE LOOP

E.1 Scope

E.2 Site Description

E.3 Project Specific Information

E.4 Redtop International Airport Drawing

F APPENDIX 1 – GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY

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A INSTRUCTIONS

The Offeror must submit the artifacts listed below.

A.1 PROJECT SCHEDULE (ALL SAMPLE TASKS)

For each of the four Sample Tasks (Alaska, Mountain Top, Flat Land, and Airport Cable Loop) the Offeror must submit a Project Schedule. The schedule must:

Include a start date and an end date;

Show all activities necessary for project completion and the anticipated duration of each activity;

and Identify key artifacts it would produce and include planned due dates for those artifacts.

A.2 TECHNICAL NARRATIVE (ALL SAMPLE TASKS)

For each of the four Sample Tasks (Alaska, Mountain Top, Flat Land, and Airport Cable Loop) the Offeror must submit a technical narrative. The narrative must:

Describe any assumptions made in developing the project schedule;

List the equipment and materials required to complete the work, including:

o Any Government Furnished Property from Appendix 1 (List of Government Furnished

Property) - indicate type (by NSN) and quantity;

o Any other equipment, materials or supplies that the Offeror will provide or purchase locally to complete the work; and o FOR THE ALASKA SAMPLE TASK ONLY, describe the Offeror’s approach to getting all the necessary equipment and material to the site

Include a detailed step-by-step description of how the Offeror will perform each activity shown in the schedule;

Provide a description of project close-out activities; and Describe any risks and challenges anticipated and explain how it will overcome those risks and challenges. Specifically, the Offeror must:

o Identify any activities with the potential to have adverse effects on NAS operations and safety. Propose a strategy to mitigate the risks identified; and o Identify any specific elements of the sample task that may present risk or challenges (e.g.

difficult terrain, extreme weather, site access, or logistics) and describe strategies to overcome those challenges.

A.3 MANAGEMENT AND COMPLIANCE NARRATIVE (ALL SAMPLE TASKS)

For each of the four Sample Tasks (Alaska, Mountain Top, Flat Land, and Airport Cable Loop) the Offeror must submit a management and compliance narrative. The narrative must:

Describe how the Offeror will manage the project to ensure timely completion of the work.

Specifically, the Offeror must:

o Identify key stakeholders (federal, contractor, others) and describe their roles;

o Describe its overall approach to schedule management and communication with FAA and other stakeholders; and o Describe how the Offeror would coordinate with these stakeholders to ensure that work is completed within the dates set forth in the project schedule.

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Describe how it will comply with any applicable regulations, standards, and related requirements.

Specifically, the Offeror must:

o Identify the applicable reference documents from the list Attachment J3;

o Identify any pertinent health and safety regulations;

o Identify any certifications required to perform the work; and o Describe the Offeror’s approach to complying with all applicable regulations, standards, and processes.

A.4 DRAWINGS AND RELATED INFORMATION (SAMPLE TASK 4 ONLY)

For Sample Task 4 (Airport Cable Loop) only, the Offeror must provide a redlined drawing of the proposed routes. The drawing must show:

A “looped” path from the ATCT to site H, from site H to Site G, from site G to Site F, from Site F to the ASR and from the ASR back to the ATCT;

Paths from site H to GS25 and GS 25 to LOC 7; and Paths from Site G to GS7 and ASR to LOC 25.

The Offeror must also provide the following information on manholes:

Proof of a “clear path” between manholes;

GPS locations and a description of required digital photos of all manholes; and A mock data sheet of a manhole.

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B SAMPLE TASK 1 - ALASKA

B.1 SCOPE

The FAA requires contractor support to replace existing radios and related equipment at the Site CDE Remote Communications Outlet (RCO). The contractor must support project planning activities, perform a site survey, install the radios and related equipment, perform any required post installation activities, and support project closeout activities.

B.2 SITE DESCRIPTION

The Site CDE RCO is located on an island near Alaska at an elevation of 500 feet above sea level approximately 175 miles from the nearest staging facility warehouse in Anchorage. There is a Site Survey that shows existing (fictitious) conditions for this (fictitious) RCO. See Alaska Exhibit A for existing Site Survey.

The site was constructed prior to 1980 and utilized old Navy racks. There is no road access to the site.

Small rocks and other debris are scattered all over the site. The climate is typical for Alaska. The temperature at the site varies from - 40 degrees Fahrenheit to + 10 degrees Fahrenheit. The winds vary from 5 miles per hour to 90 miles per hour. There is a National Weather Service transmitter on the mountain with a range of approximately 80 miles. There are two frequencies of Very High Frequency (VHF) radios (122.500 MHz, 120.225 MHz) and two frequencies of Ultra High Frequency (UHF) radios (241.600 MHz and 269.35 MHz). The site also has direct bury coaxial cables between the building and the antenna towers. The site needs antenna towers (current towers do not meet OSHA standards and need to be replaced), antennas, associated cabling, and junction box.

B.3 PROJECT SPECIFIC INFORMATION

For this Sample Task only, the fabricated racks will NOT be sent from the Ontario Engineering Services Facility in Ontario California as an assembled unit(s). The Contractor must assemble the bare racks on-site in Alaska. The FAA will send Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) including bare racks, receiver and transmitter radios, antennas, cables, and towers to the Anchorage staging facility in March of the year the work is scheduled. The contractor is responsible for getting all GFE and other materials, tools, and test equipment to the site. While charter boats and helicopters are available throughout the year, there is a barge that makes a single trip to the island on June 1 of the year the work is scheduled.

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B.4 ALASKA EXHIBIT A

NEXCOM Site Survey for CDE RCO Region: AAL District: FAI SSC: SWA Number of Poles/Towers: 2 Number of Channels: 2

GENERAL INFORMATION

Survey Performed By: R J Bigelow Date: 10/10/2016 Time: 0930 HRS Site Information Address:

City: Crescent Peak Island State: AK Control Facility: ZAN Site Phone: 907 555 1212 Cost Center: 082CP Elevation: 500’ LAT. 580 47’ 22”N Long. 1620 50’ 14” Co-Located Facilities:

Comments: No road access from the site. From the port drive north towards the mountain, bear right at the Y at the base of the hill, loop around National Weather Services (NWS) transmitter site approximately 250 yards for the site access.

There is a NWS transmitter site close by

FACILITY CONSIDERATIONS

Length(ft) Width(ft) Height(ft) Building 40’ 30’ 12’ Main Plot 1 Acre Parking Area Road Telco Access Exterior

Qty. Type Doors 2 Steel AC Units 1 Heat pump Heaters 1 Heat pump Equip. Racks 2 19”

HAZMAT

Asbestos: Yes /No / Unknown Very likely, 1950’s era building.

Lead: Yes /No / Unknown Very likely, 1950’s era building.

Other: Yes /No / Unknown

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SITE GRADING(No Action/ Replace/ Replace in x Years) Exterior Surface: no Action HVAC: no action Roof: replace in 10 years DC Power: n/a Grounding: no action Cable: some RG214 needs replacement Doors: no action Interior: no action Towers: Needs Replacement Roads: no action Elec Panel: no action Fence:

E/G: No action Comments:

POWER

Spare breakers: Yes / No Quantity: 6 --Description: panel PPE-B Engine Generator: Yes / No Manufacturer: Onan 250 Install Date: 4/2004 Rating(KVA): 312.5 Battery Back: Yes / No Install Date: Rating(Amp*Hrs.):

Manufacturer: Install Date: Rating(KVA):

Telco Backup: Yes / No Type:

Comments: Telco backed up by EG.

GROUNDING, BONDING, LIGHTNING PROTECTION

MP: Quantity: 1 Meet color code: Yes / No SP: Quantity: 1 Meet color code: Yes / No Main: Quantity: 1 Meet color code: Yes / No Elec. panels Quantity: 2 Model: Square D Comments: 1 branch Multi Point (MP) and 1 branch Single Point (SP) tied to MP and SP grounding plates.

All cable trays, conduits, etc. in the room bonded to the grounding system? Yes / No All metal objects within 6ft of the LP system bonded to down conductors? Yes / No Are down conductors routed outside the building and visible for inspection? Yes / No Coax lightning arresters: Yes / No Comments

Antenna grounded: Yes / No Year: 1973 Bldg. counterpoised: Yes / No Year:

Tower counterpoised: Yes / No Year:

Tower grounded: Yes / No Year: 1977 Power GND and LP: Yes/ No Year: 2001 Rack to MP: Yes / No Year: 2001 Rack to SP: Yes / No Year: 2001 Lightning protection: Yes / No Year:

Telecom Grounded: Yes / No Year: 2001

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EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION

Other services at this site:

Additional racks? Yes / No Number of additional channels: 0 Comments:

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION

Photos available: Yes / No Filename:

Photos description:

Drawings available: Yes/ No Filename:

Drawings description:

Comments:

FINAL COMMENTS __Existing cables are Direct Earth Buried (DEB) between the building and the antenna towers.

A/G COMMUNICATION SITE SURVEY FOR: CDE RCO

NUMBER OF POLES: 2

Pole number: 1 Pole/Tower/Etc.: Tower Height(FT): 60 Year installed: 1960’s Distance to building: 150’ Condition of pole: Number of antennas: 4 Number of Coax Cables: 4 Number of mounts: 4

Coax Cable Cable 1 Cable 2 Cables 3 & 4 Coax cable type: RG214 RG214 RG214 Coax cable length: 240’ 240’ 240’ Year installed: 1973 unknown unknown Coax need repair: Yes / No Yes Yes Yes Method of install: Suspended Buried, Buried, From cable. To J Box to J Box

Comments: Buried cables are not in conduit. They are DEB in the ground.

Pole number: 2 Pole/Tower/Etc.: Tower Height(FT): 60 Year installed: 1960’s Distance to building: 100’ Condition of pole Number of antennas: 4 Number of Coax Cables: 4 Number of mounts: 4

Coax Cable Cable 1 Cable 2 Cables 3 & 4 Coax cable type: RG214 RG214 RG214 Coax cable length: 200’ 200’ 200’ Year installed: 1977 1977 1977 Coax need repair: Yes / No Yes Yes Yes Method of install: Buried Buried, Buried, PART IV - REPRESENTATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS

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To J box. To J Box to J Box

Comments:

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NUMBER OF CHANNELS: 2

Channel number: 1

Channel type: RCO Main/Standby: Control Location: ZAN Sector: 13

UHF freq.: 241.6 Tx Radio: CM200UT Rx Radio: CM200UR RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 122.5 Tx Radio: CM200VT Rx Radio: CM200VR RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: FAA Primary Circuit: CDEZAN 34VAC27DDC Secondary Telco: FAA Secondary Circuit: CDEZAN 34VAC27DDC

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: RCE Configuration: TR Mode Filters used:

Comments:

RCO Channel 1 is associated with 4 antennas but broadcast on 2 either on the main or on the standby.

A/G COMMUNICATIONS SITE SURVEY FOR:

NUMBER OF CHANNELS: 2

Channel number: 2

Channel type: RCO Main/Standby: Control Location: ZAN Sector: 13

UHF freq.: 269.35 Tx Radio: CM200UT Rx Radio: CM200UR RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 120. 225 Tx Radio: CM200VT Rx Radio: CM200VR RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: FAA Primary Circuit: CDEZAN 34VAC27DDC Secondary Telco: FAA Secondary Circuit: CDEZAN 34VAC27DDC

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: RCE Configuration: TR Mode Filters used:

RCO Channel 2 is associated with 4 antennas but broadcast on 2 either on the main or on the standby.

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C SAMPLE TASK 2 - MOUNTAIN TOP

C.1 SCOPE

The FAA requires contractor support to replace existing radios and related equipment at the Site FHE Remote Communications Air to Ground (RCAG). The contractor must support project planning activities, perform a site survey, install the radios and related equipment, perform any required post installation activities, and support project closeout activities.

C.2 SITE DESCRIPTION

Site FGH Remote Communications Air to Ground (RCAG) is located on a mountain at an elevation of 6000 feet above sea level. There is a Site Survey that shows existing (fictitious) conditions for this (fictitious) RCAG. See Mountain Top Exhibit A for existing Site Survey.

There is a road access to the site however the road is in poor condition due to weather. Small rocks and other debris are scattered over the site. The climate is typical for a mountainous terrain. The average temperature at the site varies from -40 degrees Fahrenheit to +70 degrees Fahrenheit. The winds vary from 5 miles per hour to 50 miles per hour. There has also been horizontal ice loading (rime ice) at this site. There are two frequencies of Very High Frequency (VHF) radios (125.500 MHz, 122.725 MHz) and two frequencies of Ultra High Frequency radios (243.000 MHz and 226.350 MHz). Along with replacing the radios four new, main/standby, frequencies need to be added (130.025 MHz, 128.300 MHz and

275.250 MHz and 350.250 MHz) including antennas and cables. In addition, two Back Up Emergency Communications (BUEC) frequencies need to be added to the site (122.200 MHz and 124.600 MHz) including antennas and cables. The site utilizes steel antenna towers that are 50 feet in height with associated cabling for each frequency. One of the antenna towers at the site does not have safety climbing devices. The floor has asbestos tiles installed. There is limited space for one additional rack at the FAA site, however there is a BUEC site already installed at a US Park Service building that is also located on the mountaintop.

C.3 PROJECT SPECIFIC INFORMATION

FAA will supply and has already delivered all GFE (including the modified racks and receiver and transmitter radios along with antennas) to the SSC, 75 miles from the installation.

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C.4 MOUNTAIN TOP EXHIBIT A

NEXCOM Site Survey for FGH RCAG Region: ANM District: FLK SSC: DMO Number of Poles/Towers: 2 Number of Channels: 2

Survey Performed By: T. Simpson Date: 06/10/2006 Time: 1300 HRS Site Information Address: 6415 Aurora Road City: Fishtail Mountain State: CO Control Facility: ZDV Site Phone: 303 555 1212 Cost Center: 082CP Elevation: 6000’ LAT. 400 42’ 16”N Long. 105 ° 7' 39.3" W Co-Located Facilities: CDE BUEC / US Park Service Repeater Comments: From the airport go west on I60, take exit for Fishtail Mountain, from downtown pick up Aurora Road and go north for about 25 miles. Site is at the mountain top.

There is a National Park Service transmitter site and CDE BUEC close by

Building 20’ 15’ 12’ Main Plot 1 Acre Parking Area Gravel Road Gravel, poor condition

AC Units 1 Heat pump

Equip. Racks 2 19”

Asbestos: Yes /No / Unknown Very likely, 1950’s era building, green tiles.

Lead: Yes /No / Unknown Very likely, 1950’s era building.

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Exterior Surface: no Action HVAC: no action Roof: replace in 10 years DC Power: n/a Grounding: no action Cable: some RG214 needs replacement Doors: no action Interior: no action Towers: 1 Needs Replacement Roads: poor condition Elec Panel: no action Fence:

Spare breakers: Yes / No Quantity:

--Description: panel PPE-B Engine Generator: Yes / No Manufacturer: Onan 250 Install Date: 6/2003 Rating(KVA): 37.5 Battery Back: Yes / No Install Date: 8/2001 Rating(Amp*Hrs.):100 Manufacturer: Elgin Install Date: Rating(KVA):

Telco Backup: Yes / No Type:

Power panel has no room for additional breakers.

SP: Quantity: 1 Meet color code: Yes / No Main: Quantity: 1 Meet color code: Yes / No Elec. panels Quantity: 2 Model: Square D

Comments: 1 branch Multi Point (MP) and 1 branch Single Point (SP) tied to MP and SP grounding plates.

All cable trays, conduits, etc. in the room bonded to the grounding system? Yes / No All metal objects within 6ft of the LP system bonded to down conductors? Yes / No Are down conductors routed outside the building and visible for inspection? Yes / No Coax lightning arresters: Yes / No Comments

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Antenna grounded: Yes / No Year: 1999 Bldg. counterpoised: Yes / No Year:

Tower counterpoised: Yes / No Year:

Tower grounded: Yes / No Year: 1998 Power GND and LP: Yes/ No Year: 2001 Rack to MP: Yes / No Year: 2001 Rack to SP: Yes / No Year: 2001 Lightning protection: Yes / No Year:

Other services at this site:

Additional racks? Yes / No Number of additional channels: 0

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION

Photos available: Yes / No Filename:

Photos description:

Drawings available: Yes/ No Filename:

Drawings description:

FINAL COMMENTS __Existing cables are Direct Earth Buried (DEB) between the building and the antenna towers.

A/G COMMUNICATION SITE SURVEY FOR: FGH RCAG

NUMBER OF POLES: 2

Pole number: 1 Pole/Tower/Etc.: Tower Height(FT): 50 Year installed: 1960’s Distance to building: 150’ Condition of pole: Number of antennas: 4 Number of Coax Cables: 4 Number of mounts: 4

Coax Cable Cable 1 Cable 2 Cables 3 & 4 Coax cable type: RG214 RG214 RG214 Coax cable length: 240’ 240’ 240’ Year installed: 1973 unknown unknown Coax need repair: Yes / No Yes Yes Yes Method of install: Suspended Buried, Buried, PART IV - REPRESENTATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS

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From cable. To J Box to J Box

Comments: Buried cables are not in conduit. They are DEB in the ground.

Pole number: 2 Pole/Tower/Etc.: Tower Height(FT): 50 Year installed: 1990’s Distance to building: 100’ Condition of pole: Number of antennas: 4 Number of Coax Cables: 4 Number of mounts: 4

Coax Cable Cable 1 Cable 2 Cables 3 & 4 Coax cable type: RG214 RG214 RG214 Coax cable length: 200’ 200’ 200’ Year installed: 1977 1977 1977 Coax need repair: Yes / No Yes Yes Yes Method of install: Buried Buried, Buried, To J box. To J Box to J Box

Comments:

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NUMBER OF CHANNELS: 2

Channel number: 1

Channel type: RCAG Main/Standby: Control Location: ZDV Sector: 16

UHF freq.: 243.0 Tx Radio: CM200UT Rx Radio: CM200UR RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 125.5 Tx Radio: CM200VT Rx Radio: CM200VR RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: FAA Primary Circuit: FGHZDV 34VAC22DDC Secondary Telco: FAA Secondary Circuit: FGHZDV 34VAC23DDC

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: RCE Configuration: TR Mode Filters used:

Comments:

RCAG Channel 1 is associated with 4 antennas but broadcast on 2 either on the main or on the standby.

A/G COMMUNICATIONS SITE SURVEY FOR:

NUMBER OF CHANNELS: 2

Channel number: 2

Channel type: RCAG Main/Standby: Control Location: ZDV Sector: 16

UHF freq.: 226.35 Tx Radio: CM200UT Rx Radio: CM200UR RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 122.725 Tx Radio: CM200VT Rx Radio: CM200VR RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: FAA Primary Circuit: FGHZDV 38VAC26DDC Secondary Telco: FAA Secondary Circuit: FGHZDV 38VAC27DDC

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: RCE Configuration: TR Mode Filters used:

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RCAG Channel 2 is associated with 4 antennas but broadcast on 2 either on the main or on the standby.

D SAMPLE TASK 3 – FLAT LAND

D.1 SCOPE

The FAA requires contractor support to replace existing radios and related equipment at the ABCZ and ABCB sites, which are located at an airport. The contractor must support project planning activities, perform a site survey, install the radios and related equipment, perform any required post installation activities, and support project closeout activities.

D.2 SITE DESCRIPTION

Sites ABCZ and ABCB are located on an airport with a paved road to the sites. There is a Site Survey that shows existing (fictitious) conditions for these (fictitious) sites. See Flat Land Exhibits A and B for existing Site Surveys.

The ABCB site has the transmitter radios which is located separately from ABCZ site. The ABCB site requires crossing active taxiway and runway to get to it. The receiver radios are at site ABCZ in the ATCT/TRACON building. There are fourteen main/standby frequencies at each location. There are no additional circuit breakers available at site ABCB and there is no space for additional racks. The current draw of the receivers is 9 amps and the draw for the transmitters is 17 amps. The site has no need for new antennas or RF cable.

D.3 PROJECT SPECIFIC INFORMATION

The Government will deliver all GFE to the local SSC office. The drawing package will not be available for two weeks after the work is scheduled to start.

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D.4 FLAT LAND EXHIBIT A

NEXCOM Site Survey for ABCZ RTR

Region: ACE District: MCO SSC: MCO Number of Poles/Towers: Number of Channels: 7

Survey Performed By: W. J. Johnson Date: 03/16/2007 Time: 1600 HRS Site Information Address: Flat Land International Airport, 14400 Barnstormer Drive City: Independence State: MO Control Facility: ZKC Site Phone: 816 555 1212 Cost Center: 032EL Elevation: 2’ LAT. 320 16’ 34”N Long. 98 ° 14' 40" W Co-Located Facilities: MCO ATCT Comments: From the airport go towards rental car return. Take exit on the left marked FAA

– MCO SSC. Drive to the base of the ATCT.

Building 32’ 16’ 12’ This is the size of the equipment room

Main Plot 1.2 Acre Parking Area 150 90 Road 121 18 Gravel, poor

AC Units 1 Heat pump

Equip. Racks 7 19”

Asbestos: Yes /No / Unknown Green tiles.

Lead: Yes /No / Unknown

Exterior Surface: no Action HVAC: no action Roof: No action DC Power: n/a Grounding: no action Cable: No Action Doors: no action Interior: no action

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Towers: No action Roads: poor condition Elec Panel: no action Fence:

--Description: panel PPE-B Engine Generator: Yes / No Manufacturer: Onan 250 Install Date: 3/2005 Rating(KVA): 210 Battery Back: Yes / No Install Date: 3/2005 Rating(Amp*Hrs.):100 Manufacturer: Elgin Install Date: Rating(KVA):

Telco Backup: Yes / No Type:

Power panel has room for additional breakers.

SP: Quantity: 1 Meet color code: Yes / No Main: Quantity: 1 Meet color code: Yes / No Elec. panels Quantity: 2 Model: Square D Comments: Grounding is excellent.

All cable trays, conduits, etc. in the room bonded to the grounding system? Yes / No All metal objects within 6ft of the LP system bonded to down conductors? Yes / No Are down conductors routed outside the building and visible for inspection? Yes / No Coax lightning arresters: Yes / No Comments

Antenna grounded: Yes / No Year: 1999 Bldg. counterpoised: Yes / No Year:

Tower counterpoised: Yes / No Year:

Tower grounded: Yes / No Year: 1998 Power GND and LP: Yes/ No Year: 2001 Rack to MP: Yes / No Year: 2001 Rack to SP: Yes / No Year: 2001 Lightning protection: Yes / No Year:

Other services at this site: ATCT

Additional racks? Yes / No Number of additional channels: 0

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SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION

Photos description:

Drawings available: Yes/ No Filename:

Drawings description:

Comments:

FINAL COMMENTS __No action required on cables, antennas or GBLP

A/G COMMUNICATION SITE SURVEY FOR: ABCZ RTR

NUMBER OF POLES: ROOF TOP

Pole number: N/A Pole/Tower/Etc.: ATCT Height (FT): 75 Year installed: 1990’s Distance to building:

Condition of pole: Number of antennas: 4 Number of Coax Cables: 8 Number of mounts: 4

Coax Cable Cable 1,2 Cable 3,4,5,6 Cables 7,8 Coax cable type: LMR-400UF LMR-400UF LMR-400UF Coax cable length: 120’ 120’ 120’ Year installed: 2001 2001 2001 Coax need repair: Yes / No No No No Method of install: In Conduit In conduit In conduit

A/G COMMUNICATIONS SITE SURVEY FOR: ABCZ RTR

NUMBER OF CHANNELS: 7

Channel number: 1

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 21

UHF freq.: 243.0 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-24 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 125.5 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-23 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: N/A Primary Circuit:

Secondary Telco: N/A Secondary Circuit:

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: Configuration:

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Channel number: 2

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 16

UHF freq.: 226.35 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-24 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 122.725 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-23 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: N/A Primary Circuit:

Secondary Telco: N/A Secondary Circuit:

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: Configuration:

Filters used:

Comments:

Channel number: 3

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 10

UHF freq.: 346.9 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-24 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 121.9 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-23 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: N/A Primary Circuit:

Secondary Telco: N/A Secondary Circuit:

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: Configuration:

Filters used:

Comments:

Channel number: 4

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 5

UHF freq.: 231.4 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-24 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 119.75 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-23 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: N/A Primary Circuit:

Secondary Telco: N/A Secondary Circuit:

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: Configuration:

Filters used:

Comments:

Channel number: 5

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 18

UHF freq.: 247.75 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-24 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV37

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VHF freq.: 124.0 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-23 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: N/A Primary Circuit:

Secondary Telco: N/A Secondary Circuit:

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: Configuration:

Filters used:

Comments:

Channel number: 6

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 14

UHF freq.: 218.0 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-24 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 127.5 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-23 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: N/A Primary Circuit:

Secondary Telco: N/A Secondary Circuit:

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: Configuration:

Filters used:

Comments:

Channel number: 7

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 20

UHF freq.: 255.25 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-24 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 131.9 Tx Radio: N/A Rx Radio: GRR-23 RF Power: N/A Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: N/A Primary Circuit:

Secondary Telco: N/A Secondary Circuit:

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: Configuration:

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D.5 FLAT LAND EXHIBIT B

NEXCOM Site Survey for ABCB RTR

Region: ACE District: MCO SSC: MCO Number of Poles/Towers: 4 Number of Channels: 7

Survey Performed By: W. J. Johnson Date: 03/16/2007 Time: 1400 HRS Site Information Address: Flat Land International Airport, 14400 Barnstormer Drive City: Independence State: MO Control Facility: ZKC Site Phone: 816 555 1222 Cost Center: 032EP Elevation: 2’ LAT. 320 16’ 30”N Long. 98 ° 12' 10" W Co-Located Facilities: MCO ATCT Comments: From the airport go towards rental car return. Take exit on the left marked FAA

– MCO SSC. Drive to the base of the ATCT.

Building 30’ 16’ 12’ Main Plot 0.5 Acre Parking Area Road 67 12 Gravel, poor

AC Units 1 Heat pump

Equip. Racks 7 19”

Asbestos: Yes /No / Unknown Green tiles.

Lead: Yes /No / Unknown

Exterior Surface: no Action HVAC: no action Roof: No action DC Power: n/a Grounding: no action Cable: No Action Doors: no action Interior: no action Towers: No action Roads: poor condition Elec Panel: no action Fence:

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--Description: panel PPE-B Engine Generator: Yes / No Manufacturer: Westinghouse Install Date: 3/2005 Rating(KVA): 37.5 Battery Back: Yes / No Install Date: 3/2005 Rating(Amp*Hrs.):100 Manufacturer: Eveready Install Date: Rating(KVA):

Telco Backup: Yes / No Type:

SP: Quantity: 1 Meet color code: Yes / No Main: Quantity: 1 Meet color code: Yes / No Elec. panels Quantity: 2 Model: Square D Comments: Grounding is excellent.

All cable trays, conduits, etc. in the room bonded to the grounding system? Yes / No All metal objects within 6ft of the LP system bonded to down conductors? Yes / No Are down conductors routed outside the building and visible for inspection? Yes / No Coax lightning arresters: Yes / No Comments

Antenna grounded: Yes / No Year: 1999 Bldg. counterpoised: Yes / No Year: 1998 Tower counterpoised: Yes / No Year: 1998 Tower grounded: Yes / No Year: 1998 Power GND and LP: Yes/ No Year: 2001 Rack to MP: Yes / No Year: 2001 Rack to SP: Yes / No Year: 2001 Lightning protection: Yes / No Year: 2001

Other services at this site:

Additional racks? Yes / No Number of additional channels: 0

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION

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Attachment L1-21

Photos description:

Drawings available: Yes/ No Filename:

Drawings description:

Comments:

FINAL COMMENTS __No action required on cables, antennas or GBLP

A/G COMMUNICATION SITE SURVEY FOR: ABCB RTR

NUMBER OF POLES: 4

Pole number: 1 Pole/Tower/Etc.: Tower Height(FT): 50 Year installed: 1960’s Distance to building: 60 Condition of pole: Number of antennas: 4 Number of Coax Cables: 4 Number of mounts: 4

Coax Cable Cable 1,2 Cable 3,4 Coax cable type: LMR-400UF LMR-400UF Coax cable length: 120’ 120’ Year installed: 2001 2001 Coax need repair: Yes / No No No Method of install: In Conduit In conduit

Comments:

Pole number: 2 Pole/Tower/Etc.: Tower Height(FT): 50 Year installed: 1990’s Distance to building: 100’ Condition of pole: Number of antennas: 4 Number of Coax Cables: 4 Number of mounts: 4

Coax Cable Cable 1,2, Cable 3,4 Coax cable type: LMR-400UF RG214 Coax cable length: 180’ 180’ Year installed: 2001 2001 Coax need repair: Yes / No No No Method of install: In Conduit In Conduit

Pole number: 3 Pole/Tower/Etc.: Tower Height(FT): 60 Year installed: 1990’s Distance to building: 70 Condition of pole: Number of antennas: 4 Number of Coax Cables: 4 Number of mounts: 4

Coax Cable Cable 1,2 Cable 3,4 Coax cable type: LMR-400UF RG214

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Coax cable length: 160’ 160’ Year installed: 2001 2001 Coax need repair: Yes / No No No Method of install: In Conduit In conduit

Pole number: 4 Pole/Tower/Etc.: Tower Height(FT): 60 Year installed: 1990’s Distance to building: 75 Condition of pole: Number of antennas: 4 Number of Coax Cables: 4 Number of mounts: 4

Coax Cable Cable 1,2 Cable 3,4 Coax cable type: LMR-400UF LMR-400UF Coax cable length: 160’ 160’ Year installed: 2001 2001 Coax need repair: Yes / No No No Method of install: In Conduit In conduit

Comments:

A/G COMMUNICATIONS SITE SURVEY FOR: ABCB RTR

NUMBER OF CHANNELS: 7

Channel number: 1

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 21

UHF freq.: 243.0 Tx Radio: GRT-22 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 125.5 Tx Radio: GRT-21 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: FTI Primary Circuit: ABCZKC 34VBC22DDC Secondary Telco: FTI Secondary Circuit: MCI0041QPWK

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: RCE Configuration:

Filters used:

Comments:

Channel number: 2

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 16

UHF freq.: 226.35 Tx Radio: GRT-22 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 122.725 Tx Radio: GRT-21 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: FTI Primary Circuit: ABCZKC 38VBC26DDC Secondary Telco: FTI Secondary Circuit: MCI0086QPRM

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: Configuration:

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Channel number: 3

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 10

UHF freq.: 346.9 Tx Radio: GRT-22 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 121.9 Tx Radio: GRT-21 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: FTI Primary Circuit: ABCZKC 37VBC24DDC Secondary Telco: FTI Secondary Circuit: MCI0902QPST

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: RCE Configuration:

Filters used:

Comments:

Channel number: 4

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 5

UHF freq.: 231.4 Tx Radio: GRT-22 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 119.75 Tx Radio: GRT-21 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: FTI Primary Circuit: ABCZKC 30VBC26DDC Secondary Telco: FTI Secondary Circuit: MCI0095SSTM

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: RCE Configuration:

Filters used:

Comments:

Channel number: 5

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 18

UHF freq.: 247.75 Tx Radio: GRT-22 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 124.0 Tx Radio: GRT-21 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: FTI Primary Circuit: ABCZKC 38VBC26DDC Secondary Telco: FTI Secondary Circuit: MCI0086QPRM

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: RCE Configuration:

Filters used:

Comments:

Channel number: 6

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 14

UHF freq.: 218.0 Tx Radio: GRT-22 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 127.5 Tx Radio: GRT-21 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV35

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Telco Primary Telco: FTI Primary Circuit: ABCZKC 04VBC16DDC Secondary Telco: FTI Secondary Circuit: MCI0012KCTM

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: RCE Configuration:

Filters used:

Comments:

Channel number: 7

Channel type: RTR Main/Standby: Control Location: ABCZ Sector: 20

UHF freq.: 255.25 Tx Radio: GRT-22 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV37 VHF freq.: 131.9 Tx Radio: GRT-21 Rx Radio: N/A RF Power: 10W Antenna Type: DPV35

Telco Primary Telco: FTI Primary Circuit: ABCZKC 07VBC35DDC Secondary Telco: FTI Secondary Circuit: MCI4245LRLM

Configuration Radio power: DC Control Equipment: RCE Configuration:

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Attachment L1-25

E SAMPLE TASK 4 – AIRPORT CABLE LOOP

E.1 SCOPE

The FAA’s fiber infrastructure provides transmission paths for radar and weather data, air-to-ground communications, and navigational aid control and monitoring to and from the Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT). This data exchange is a critical function of the Safe and Efficient flow of air traffic in and around airports.

The FAA requires contractor support to perform a detailed site survey in preparation for the installation of a fiber-based SONET loop at the (fictional) Redtop International Airport, which is operated by the (fictional) Redtop International Airport Authority (RDAA). The contractor must ascertain the availability of the existing system to the fullest extent possible and perform a construction survey where no duct bank path exists. The FAA also requires contractor support to upgrade the infrastructure to at Redtop International Airport to support the installation of SONET loop equipment.

E.2 SITE DESCRIPTION

There is a site drawing of the (fictitious) Redtop International Airport at the end of this Sample Task.

There are existing duct bank systems at the airport. However, except as noted below, the condition of the existing duct bank systems is unknown.

The duct bank system has a manhole at approximately every 200 linear feet. A vast majority (~90%) are 10 feet or deeper. Approximately 40% of them are for hybrid electrical/communications. In the hybrid systems, 24VDC and 15000 VAC cables are present, where the 15KV cables are concentric types that do not require guard wires over the concrete encased duct banks. All of the manholes have water in them, and some have periodically emitted pungent gases.

The duct bank between the ATCT and the G site has a known blockage in the path at approximately 125 feet from the ATCT. Additionally, the duct bank between the GS25 and LOC 7 has collapsed at approximately 425 feet, between the first and second manholes from the GS building going towards the LOC7 shelter.

E.3 PROJECT SPECIFIC INFORMATION

Access to the active runways will be limited to 10 PM to 6 AM. As noted in Section A.4 of this document (Attachment L1), the contractor must identify a looped path for the fiber, provide redlined drawings, and provide information about man-holes.

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Attachment L1-26

E.4 REDTOP INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DRAWING

DRAFT 693KA8-22-R-00005

Attachment L1-27

F APPENDIX 1 – GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY

The following list of Government Furnished Property (GFP), is available by the FAA from the Logistics Center in Oklahoma City. The “-1” is a suffix added to the NSN to designate the item is in F&E stock. When searching the internet for the individual items, do not include the “-1” in the search.

Type NSN Description CM-300 V2 Radios

7025-01-616-3035-1 VHF RECEIVER

7025-01-616-3058-1 VHF LOW POWER TRANSMITTER

7025-01-616-3128-1 VHF HIGH POWER TRANSMITTER

7025-01-616-3152-1 UHF RECEIVER

7025-01-616-3056-1 UHF LOW POWER TRANSMITTER

5895-01-623-1092-1 UHF/VHF TRANSMITTER ACCESSORY KIT

5895-01-623-0933-1 UHF/VHF RECEIVER ACCESSORY KIT

5895-01-642-1799-1 UHF/VHF TRANSMITTER POWER CABLE KIT

5895-01-642-1811-1 UHF/VHF RECEIVER POWER CABLE KIT

8200-00-003-2102-1 UHF/VHF MICROPHONE

8200-00-003-2103-1 UHF/VHF MDT/LONG ARM SOFTWARE

CM-300/350 Radios

5840-01-505-7137-1 CM-300/350 RECEIVER

5895-01-505-7139-1 CM-300 LOW PWR XMIT, 10W

6030-01-505-7163-1 CM-350 HIGH PWR XMIT, 50W

CAVU-2100 Radios

5820-01-493-8929-1 CAVU-2100 RECEIVER

5820-01-493-8905-1 CAVU-2100 TRANSMITTER

5915-01-493-8926-1 LOW PWR CAVITY FILTER, 10W

5915-01-493-8924-1 HIGH PWR CAVITY FILTER, 50W

Airport Cable Loop

7035-01-679-6880-1 SONET ADM SHELF SPARES KIT

5925-01-561-8580-1 30A PLUG-IN CIRCUIT BREAKER

5961-01-561-8577-1 RECTIFIER, J SERIES, 48V, 10 AMPS

5975-01-561-8315-1 J 19" SHELF, UNIV. VOLTAGE, FLUSHMOUNT

5995-01-561-8582-1 CABLE ASSY

5998-01-561-8574-1 NETWORK INTERFACE CARD (NIC)

6160-01-575-0598-1 BATTERY CASE

8200-00-003-1102-1 10' AC POWER CORD, 14AWG, 15A PLUG

8200-00-003-1103-1 3A GMT FUSE

8200-00-003-2808-1 OME6110 CABLE KIT

Attachment L1-28

Type NSN Description Channel Bank

5975-01-599-7092-1 CHANNEL BANK CHASSIS

5975-01-599-7904-1 UL KIT SET OF BLANK PANELS

5995-01-599-7102-1 CRAFT TERMINAL CABLE

5995-01-599-7243-1 EIA-232/EIA-530 CABLE

5995-01-599-7600-1 DSU-DP 4:1 ADAPTER CABLE

5995-01-599-7602-1 DSU-DP 2:1 ADAPTER CABLE

5995-01-599-7899-1 REDUNDANT DC POWER WIRING KIT

5998-01-599-7112-1 12 CHANNEL E&M CARD

5998-01-599-7118-1 6 CHANNEL E&M CARD

5998-01-599-7120-1 12 CHANNEL FXO CARD

5998-01-599-7143-1 6 CHANNEL FXO CARD

5998-01-599-7146-1 6 CHANNEL EIA-232 CARD

5998-01-599-7149-1 6 CHANNEL EIA-232/530 INTERFACE

5998-01-599-7157-1 12 CHANNEL OCU-DP CARD

5998-01-599-7159-1 6 CHANNEL OCU-DP CARD

5998-01-599-7165-1 6 CHANNEL FXS CARD

Channel Bank (Continued)

5998-01-599-7233-1 12 CHANNEL FXS CARD

5998-01-599-7236-1 12 CHANNEL EIA-232 CARD

6130-01-603-3159-1 CHANNEL BANK CHASSIS 24VDC PWR SUPPLY

7025-01-599-7093-1 CHANNEL BANK PRIMARY T1 CONTROLLER

7025-01-599-7109-1 CHANNEL BANK SECONDARY T1 CONTROLLER

6130-01-603-3449-1 120 VAC POWER SUPPLY

8200-00-003-5195-1 QUAD DS1 CKT PACK

8200-00-003-5663-1 ADM W/O RECTIFIER

8200-00-003-1982-1 T1/DS1 CABLE (WITH RJ-45 CONNECTOR)

8200-00-003-2183-1 RECTIFIER BRACKET

Antennas

5985-01-050-7521-1 UHF ANTENNA (DPV-37/D5077); 34.5"X4.5"X4.5"

5985-01-050-7522-1 VHFANTENNA (DPV-35/D5076); 59.5"X4.5"X4.5"

5985-01-050-7523-1 UHF-VHF STACKED ANTENNA (DPV-38/D5074); 89.5"X4.5"X4.5"

5985-01-050-7524-1 UHF-VHF STACKED ANTENNA (DPV-39/D5073); 89.5"X4.5"X4.5"

5985-01-050-7525-1 VHF GAIN ANTENNA (DPV-40/D5061A-1); 134.5"X4.5"X4.5"

5985-01-053-5108-1 VHF-VHF STACKED ANTENNA (DPV-36/D5072); 157.5"X4.5"X4.5"

5985-01-296-1904-1 UHF GAIN ANTENNA (DPV-51/D5062A); 77.5"X4.5"X4.5"

5985-01-446-9223-1 DUAL VHF/UHF STACKED TRP ANTENNA; 49"LX5.5"D

Attachment L1-29

Racks/Doors/Panels

8200-00-003-3946-1 83" HIGH 25" DEEP BARE EQPT

8200-00-003-3947-1 83" HIGH 22" SHALLOW BARE EQPT

8200-00-003-0136-1 83" HIGH 22" SHALLOW BARE EQPT

8200-00-003-0135-1 83" HIGH 25" DEEP BARE EQPT

8200-00-003-3948-1 74" HIGH 25" DEEP BARE EQPT

8200-00-003-3949-1 74" HIGH 22" DEEP BARE EQPT

8200-00-003-0141-1 72" HIGH 22" SHALLOW BARE EQPT

8200-00-003-0137-1 83" HIGH DEEP RACK DOOR

8200-00-003-4965-1 83" HIGH RACK DOOR

8200-00-003-4966-1 72" HIGH RACK DOOR

8200-00-003-0138-1 DEEP RACK ROOF PANEL

8200-00-003-3950-1 DEEP RACK SIDE PANEL 83"

8200-00-003-5171-1 SHALLOW RACK SIDE PANEL 83"

8200-00-003-4963-1 DEEP RACK SIDE PANEL 72"

8200-00-003-4964-1 SHALLOW RACK SIDE PANEL 72"

8200-00-003-0139-1 DEEP RACK SIDE PANEL 83"

RF Line Sections

5985-01-353-3110-1 RF (WITHOUT BRACKET) LINE SECTION; 5.25"X1.75"X2.5"

Receiver Multicouplers

5820-01-555-7593-1 VHF 4 PORT RX MULTICOUPLER

5820-01-555-7598-1 VHF 8 PORT RX MULTICOUPLER

5820-01-555-8717-1 UHF 4 PORT RX MULTICOUPLER

5820-01-555-8714-1 UHF 8 PORT RX MULTICOUPLER

Transmitter Combiners

5895-01-397-3341-1 UHF TX COMBINER

Radio Control Equipment

5998-01-398-5373-1 CONTROL

5998-01-398-5375-1 REMOTE

5998-01-423-3458-1 REMOTE WITH RIM

5998-01-478-6481-1 DUAL CONTROL CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY

6130-01-679-7457-1 AC/DC CONV 24V 40W

6130-01-679-7453-1 AC/DC CONV 24V 75W

8200-00-003-5337-1 CMT/CSS

8200-00-003-5338-1 MONITOR

8200-00-003-5340-1 KVM

8200-00-003-5341-1 5 PORT ETHERNET SWITCH

8200-00-003-5342-1 8 PORT ETHERNET SWITCH

8200-00-003-5343-1 EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE

5935-01-565-2124-1 FOAM INSERT (RCE SHIPPING MATERIAL)

5975-01-565-2121-1 OUTER BOX (RCE SHIPPING MATERIAL)

5975-01-565-2116-1 CABLE BOX (RCE SHIPPING MATERIAL)

BUEC/GRIM CCA'S

5998-01-421-9072-1 BUEC

5998-01-421-9083-1 GRIM

Attachment L1-30

Test Sets

8200-00-002-9737-1 COMM. AUDIO MONITOR (CFE TEST SET)

8200-00-003-2400-1 V2 COMM. AUDIO MONITOR (V2 CFE TEST SET)

8200-00-002-7111-1 ALIGNMENT TEST FIXTURE (RDP TEST SET)

Transceiver Replacement

5965-01-440-1213-1 DYNAMIC MICROPHONE

8200-00-000-3580-1 HIGH-PASS FILTER

Cables

6145-01-492-9840-1 LMR-400 ULTRA FLEX PART #LMR-400UF)

6145-01-096-6841-1 RG-214U (ANDREWS) (PART #BELDEN 8268)

6145-01-069-0584-1 1/2" HELIAX (PART #LDF4-50A)

6145-01-562-7106-1 7/8" HELIAX (PART #AVA5-50FX (Seneca Telecomm); 464.8 lbs.)

5995-01-396-8509-1 P1 B&C CONTROL (RCE CABLE)

8200-00-001-6752-1 P1 RIM REMOTE INTERFACE (RCE CABLE)

5995-01-458-7986-1 P2 (RCE CABLE)

5995-01-547-0016-1 TEST LOOP (QTY 3 EACH) (RCE CABLE KIT)

6145-01-458-7981-1 D/C POWER (RCE CABLE)

8200-00-003-5339-1 MONITOR CABLE (RCE)

6150-01-111-1717-1 A/C POWER (RCE CABLE)

8200-00-003-3302-1 V1 15 PIN MALE (CABLE)

8200-00-003-3303-1 V1 15 PIN FEMALE (CABLE)

Preferred Connectors

5935-01-478-6955-1 1/2" HELIAX STRAIGHT MALE (N-TYPE) (ANDREWS) (PART #L4TNM-PSA)

5935-01-478-6953-1 1/2" HELIAX STRAIGHT FEMALE (ANDREWS) (PART #L4TNF-PSA)

8200-00-003-2688-1 1/2" HELIAX RIGHT ANGLE MALE (PART #L4NR-PS)

8200-00-003-1970-1 7/8" HELIAX EZ MALE (PART #78EZNM-333438)

8200-00-003-1971-1 7/8" HELIAX EZ FEMALE (PART #78EZNF)

5935-01-470-4149-1 7/8" HELIAX FEMALE (N-TYPE) (ANDREWS) (PART #L5TNF-PS)

8200-00-003-2685-1 BNC STRAIGHT MALE FOR LMR-400 UF (PART #CRB-4000)

8200-00-003-2686-1 BNC RIGHT ANGLE MALE FOR LMR-400 UF (PART #CRB-4090)

8200-00-003-2675-1 LMR-400 ULTRA FLEX STRAIGHT MALE (PART #CRN-1601)

8200-00-003-2677-1 LMR-400 ULTRA FLEX STRAIGHT FEMALE (PART #CRN-1625)

8200-00-003-2676-1 LMR-400 ULTRA FLEX RIGHT ANGLE MALE (PART #CRN-1690)

5935-00-928-3127-1 RG-214 STRAIGHT MALE (N-TYPE) (PART #CRN-1502)

5995-01-535-1311-1 RG-214 STRAIGHT FEMALE (ANDREWS) (PART #RFN-1028-F)

8200-00-003-2678-1 RG-214 RIGHT ANGLE MALE (N-TYPE) (PART #CRN-1530)

8200-00-003-2679-1 RG-214 RIGHT ANGLE FEMALE (N-TYPE) (PART #CRN-1635)