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| Service Point | Address | Lat/Long | Bandwidth | VOIP | Critical Service Point | Power Source | Availability | Ownership | Special Requirements |
| Service Point A |
Patrick SFB, FL Primary Center (Terrestrial) Air Force Technical Applications Center Building 10989, Room CN 335 1010 S. Patrick Drive
| Patrick SFB, FL 32925-3002 | 281421N 0803628W | 5 Mb Ethernet and a Backup 5 Mb Ethernet for redundancy and circuit diversity (Ethernet circuits are mandated as serial circuits are being phased out in the DoD and commercial environments) | Yes (2) | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | SP-A is 100% Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). |
| Service Point B - DELETED | |||||||
| Service Point C Cambridge Bay (Satellite) | Building: E TRAIN Central Recording Station ITT – Federal Services Corp |
P.O. Box 40
| Cambridge Bay NT, Canada XOE OCO | 690652N 1050714W | 64Kbps/64Kbps | Yes | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | SP-C is 100% Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). |
| Service Point D Flin Flon (Satellite) | Remote Site EL 244 | ||||||
| EL 244 |
Canadian Forces Station Flin Flon Highway #167 (Beaver Lake Road) Flin Flon, Manitoba
| Canada R8A 1N5 Central Recording Building Room: 20/21 | 535800N 1010600W | 64Kbps/64Kbps | No | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | SP-D is 100% Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point E, Kandili, Turkey (Terrestrial) | Remote Site EL 301 Kandili, Turkey | |||||||||
| Building: Central Recording Building, Room: OPS Room | ||||||||||
| B.U. Kandilli Rasath. Deprem VE | ||||||||||
| Sismik Arastirma Merkezi | ||||||||||
| Ankara Univ. Rasathanesi Yani | ||||||||||
| Incek Yolu 3 KM | ||||||||||
| Ahlatlibel – Ankara – Turkiye | 395101N 0324716E | 64Kbps/64Kbps | No | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.30% | SP-E is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point F - DELETED | ||||||||||
| Service Point G, Chiang Mai, Thailand (Satellite) | Remote Site Det 415 Chiang Mai, Thailand | |||||||||
| Det 415 | ||||||||||
| C/O: RTNSRS | ||||||||||
| Srivichai Rd | ||||||||||
| Chang Puak, Amphur Muang | ||||||||||
| Chiang Mai, Thailand 50300 | 184800N 0985900E | 256Kbps/256Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | SP-G is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point H, Alice Springs, Australia (Satellite) | Remote Site Det 421 Alice Springs, Australia | |||||||||
| Det 421 | ||||||||||
| APO AP 96548-0007 | 234200N 1335200E | 512Kbps/512Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point I, Wonju, South Korea (Satellite) | Remote Site KSRS Wonju, South Korea | |||||||||
| KIGAM/KSRS | ||||||||||
| Unit 15373 | 372500N 1275700E | 64Kbps/64Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | SP-I is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (Reference Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point J, Eielson AFB, AK (Alaskan Satellite Hub and MPLS to AFTAC) (Satellite) | Det 460 | |||||||||
| 1183 Flight Line Ave Ste 1 | ||||||||||
| Eielson AFB AK 99702-1660 | 645000N 1473800W | 320Kbps/320Kbps | Yes | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | SP-J is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (Reference Section 6.1.13). | Analog to IP conversion required. SP-J receives data from SP-J1 and SP-J2. Data is processed and then sent via a terrestrial circuit to SP-A/B2. | ||
| Service Point J1 Indian Mountain, AK (Satellite) | Indian Mountain Long Range Radar Site (LRRS), A.K. | N/A | 64Kbps/64Kbps | Yes | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | Analog to IP conversion required. SP-J1 sends data to SP-J only. | |
| Service Point J2 Ft Yukon, AK (Satellite) | Fort Yukon LRRS, A.K. | N/A | 256Kbps/256Kbps | Yes | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | Analog to IP conversion required. SP-J2 sends data to SP-J only. | |
| Service Point J3 Tatalina, AK (Satellite) | Tatalina LRRS, A.K. | N/A | 64Kbps/64Kbps | Yes | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | Analog to IP conversion required. SP-J3 sends data to SP-J only. | |
| Service Point K, Lajitas, TX (Satellite) | Direct to site | |||||||||
| Southern Methodist University (SMU) | ||||||||||
| C/O Bee Mountain Hardware | ||||||||||
| Highway 170 | ||||||||||
| Terlingua, TX 79852 | ||||||||||
| 432-371-3113 | 292000N 1033740W | 64 Kbps/128 Kbps | Yes | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | SP-K is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | SP-K must send data to SP-K1 and SP-A simultaneously | ||
| Service Point K1 SMU, Dallas, TX (Satellite) | Southern Methodist University | |||||||||
| Department of Geological Sciences | ||||||||||
| Dallas, TX. 750302 | ||||||||||
| Phone: (214) 768-2748 | ||||||||||
| Mailing Address Southern Methodist University (SMU) | ||||||||||
| Attn: Arthur Endress | ||||||||||
| Heroy Bldg Rm 210 | ||||||||||
| 3225 Daniel Ave. | ||||||||||
| Dallas, TX. 75275 | 292000N 1033740W | 128 Kbps/64 Kbps | Yes | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | SP-K1 is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | SP-K1 receives data from SP-K | ||
| Service Point L, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (Satellite) | Ulaanbaatar (Capitol City), Mongolia | 47°54'00.0"N | ||||||||
| 107°00'00.0"E | 128Kbps/128Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | SP-L1, L2, and L3 will send data to SP-L. | |||
| Service Point L1, Altai-Gobi, Mongolia (Satellite) | Altai-Gobi, Mongolia | 46°35'32.3"N | ||||||||
| 96°22'58.8"E | 64Kbps/128Kbps | Yes | Yes | 48 VDC Source, 24 VDC Available/Preferred | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | SP-L1 sends date to SP-L for processing. | |||
| Service Point L2, Sayhan-Erdene, Mongolia (Satellite) | Sayhan-Erdene Mongolia | 44°03'42.3"N | ||||||||
| 110°52'29.3"E | 64Kbps/128Kbps | Yes | Yes | 48 VDC Source, 24 VDC Available/Preferred | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | SP-L2 sends data to SP-L for processing. | |||
| Service Point L3, Choybalsan, Mongolia (Satellite) | Choybalsan (DOMAR), Mongolia | 47°41'38.3"N | ||||||||
| 113°03'41.3"E | 64Kbps/128Kbps | Yes | Yes | 48 VDC Source, 24 VDC Available/Preferred | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | Special Requirements: SP-L3 sends data to SP-L for processing. | |||
| Service Point N, Silverton, South Africa (Satellite) | Remote Site (EL) 811 Silverton, South Africa | |||||||||
| 280 Pretoria St Silverton | ||||||||||
| South Africa Council of Geoscience | ||||||||||
| Private Bag X112 | ||||||||||
| Pretoria 0001, South Africa | 254407S 281655E | 64Kbps/64Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | SP-N is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | SP-N receives data from SP-N1. SP-N will send data to SP-A/B. | ||
| Remote Site N1, Borehole, South Africa (Satellite) | Remote Site (EL) 811 Silverton, South Africa | |||||||||
| 280 Pretoria St Silverton | ||||||||||
| South Africa Council of Geoscience | ||||||||||
| Private Bag X112 | ||||||||||
| Pretoria 0001, South Africa | 254407S 281655E | 64Kbps/64Kbps | Yes | Yes | 24 VDC Only | 99.00% | SP-N1 is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | Data will be sent to SP-N for processing. | ||
| Service Point O, Lamto, Ivory Coast (Satellite) | Remote Site EL 812 Lamto, Ivory Coast | |||||||||
| Station Geophysique de Lamto | ||||||||||
| B.P. 31 | ||||||||||
| N’Douci, Cote d’Ivoire | 061328N 050140W | 64Kbps/64Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | SP-O is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point P, Lobatse, Botswana (Satellite) | Remote Site EL 813 Lobatse, Botswana | |||||||||
| Geological Survey | ||||||||||
| Private Bag 14 | ||||||||||
| Lobatse, Botswana | 251230S 254042E | 64 Kbps/64 Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | SP-P is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point R, San Lorenzo, Paraguay (Satellite) | Main Site EL 821 San Lorenzo, Paraguay | |||||||||
| Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales | ||||||||||
| Departmento de Geologia | ||||||||||
| Ciudad Universitaria – San Lorenzo | ||||||||||
| CC.C. 1039-1804 Asuncion, Paraguay | 251940S 573030W | 64Kbps/64Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | SP-R is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point R1, Villa de Florida, Paraguay (Satellite) | Remote Site EL 821 San Lorenzo, Paraguay | |||||||||
| Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales | ||||||||||
| Departmento de Geologia | ||||||||||
| Ciudad Universitaria – San Lorenzo | ||||||||||
| CC.C. 1039-1804 Asuncion, Paraguay | 251940S 573030W | 64Kbps/64Kbps | Yes | Yes | 24 VDC Only | 99.00% | SP-R1 is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point S, San Juan, Argentina (Satellite) | Main Site EL 822 San Juan, Argentina | |||||||||
| Departamento Laboratorio Sismologia | ||||||||||
| INPRES | ||||||||||
| Rogert Balet 47 Norte | ||||||||||
| 5400 San Juan, Argentina | N/A | 64Kbps/64Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | SP-S is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | SP-S receives data from SP-S1 for processing, and then transmits the data to SP-A/B | ||
| Service Point S1, Paso Flores, Argentina (Satellite) | Remote Site EL 822 Paso Flores, Argentina | |||||||||
| Estancia Paso Flores | ||||||||||
| C.C 462 | ||||||||||
| 8400 Bariloche, Argentina | 313134S 685329W | 64 Kbps/64 Kbps | Yes | Yes | 24 VDC Only | 99.00% | SP-S1 is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | SP-S1 sends data to SP-S. | ||
| Service Point T, Observatorio San Calixto, La Paz Bolivia (Satellite) | Main Site EL 823 (Observatory) | |||||||||
| Observatorio San Calixto 12656 La Paz Bolivia | 162926S 680757W | 64 Kbps/64 Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.30% | SP-T is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point T1, Borehole, Zonga, Bolivia (Satellite) | Remote Site EL 823 | |||||||||
| La Paz, Bolivia | 16.287923, -68.130714 | 64 Kbps/64 Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.30% | SP-T is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point U, Canberra, Australia (Terrestrial) | Canberra, Australia | |||||||||
| Geoscience Australia | ||||||||||
| Cnr Jerrabomberra Ave and Hindmarsh Drive | ||||||||||
| Symonston ACT 2609 | ||||||||||
| Building – Main Building, Room G.271 | ||||||||||
| GPO Box 378, Canberra, ACT, Australia, 2601 | N/A | 64 Kbps/64 Kbps | No | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.30% | SP-U is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point W, Mina, NV (Terrestrial) | Remote Site, Mina, Nevada | |||||||||
| Building: Mina Municipal Bldg, US 95 | ||||||||||
| Geophysical Research Program | ||||||||||
| Mina NV 89422 | 38° 23' 25" N 118° 06' 30" W | 64 Kbps/64 Kbps | No | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.30% | SP-W is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point X, Almaty, Kazakhstan (Satellite) | Main Site Almaty Kazakhstan | |||||||||
| 490021 Kazakhstan | ||||||||||
| Semipalatinsk - 21 | ||||||||||
| Institute of Geophysical Research | ||||||||||
| National Data Center, Republic of Kazakhstan | N/A | 192 Kbps/128 Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | SP-X receives data from SP-X1, X2, X3, and X4. Data is processed and then sent to SP-A/B. | ||
| Service Point X1, Makanchi, Kazakhstan (Satellite) | Remote Site Makanchi Seismic Station, Kazakhstan | |||||||||
| 491640 Vostochno-Kazakhstanskaya Oblast | ||||||||||
| Urdzhar Region, Makanchi Settlement | ||||||||||
| Donenbekova Str. Apt. 6 | 46° 47’ 58.2” N 81° 59’ 22.5” E | 64 Kbps/128 Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | SP-X1 sends data to SP-X only. | ||
| Service Point X2, Karatau, Kazakhstan (Satellite) | Remote Site Karatau Seismic Station, Kazakhstan | |||||||||
| Central Processing Facility | LAT – 43 05' 50" N LON - 70 31' 35" E | 64 Kbps/128 Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | SP-X2 sends data to SP-X only. | ||
| Service Point X3 Akbulak, Kazakhstan (Satellite) | Remote Site Akbulak Seismic Station, Kazakhstan | |||||||||
| Central Processing Facility | 49° 15’ 20.16” N 59° 56’ 35.16” E | 64 Kbps/128 Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | SP-X3 sends data to SP-X only. | ||
| Service Point X4 Borovoye, Kazakhstan (Satellite) | Remote Site Borovoye Seismic Station, Kazakhstan | |||||||||
| Central Processing Facility | N/A | 64 Kbps/128Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | SP-X4 sends data to SP-X only. | ||
| Service Point Z Centennial, CO (Terrestrial) | Main Site, Centennial, CO. | |||||||||
| Raytheon Polar Services | ||||||||||
| 61 Inverness Drive East, Suite 300 | ||||||||||
| Englewood Colorado, 80112 | N/A | 128Kbps/128Kbps | No | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.30% | SP-Z is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point AB Kjeller, Norway (Terrestrial) | Main Site, Norwegian Data Center | |||||||||
| Granaveien 33 | ||||||||||
| Foreign Communications Interconnection | ||||||||||
| Kjeller, Norway | N/A | 128Kbps/128Kbps | No | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.30% | SP-AB is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |||
| Service Point AD, Bucharest, Romania (Satellite) | Main Site, Bucharest, Romania | |||||||||
| National Institute for Earth Physics (NIEP) | ||||||||||
| Calugareni Str. 12 | ||||||||||
| PO BOX MG-2, 077125 | ||||||||||
| Magurele, ILFOV, Romania | N/A | 128Kbps/128Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | The contractor is the sole owner of the civil works at this service point. The Government owns all other equipment; indoor and outdoor systems included. (Reference Section 6.1.13). | SP-AD receives data from SP-AD1. Data is processed and then sent to SP-A/B. | ||
| Service Point AD1, Benea, Romania (Satellite) | Remote Sire, Benea, Romania | |||||||||
| National Institute for Earth Physics (NIEP) | ||||||||||
| Calugareni Str. 12 | ||||||||||
| PO BOX MG-2, 077125 | ||||||||||
| Magurele, ILFOV, Romania | 47-46.6N 025-11.5E | 64Kbps/64Kbps | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | SP-AD1 is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | SP-AD1 sends data to SP-AD. | ||
| Service Point AF, Ascension Island, BC (Satellite) | Ascension Island, BC | N/A | 128 Kbps/128 Kbps | No | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | SP-AF is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | ||
| Service Point AJ, Wake Island, HI (Satellite) | Wake Island, AFTAC Site | |||||||||
| General Delivery | ||||||||||
| Wake Island, HI 96898 | N/A | 64Kbps/128Kbps | Yes | Yes | 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | SP-AJ is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | 1. SP-AJ is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). The contractor's responsibility for SP- AJ is stated in the paragraphs below: |
2. AFTAC will provide onsite Government representatives for equipment replacement /troubleshooting support. The contractor may be asked to provide onsite support. If such support is required, the contractor may bill the Government.
3. When a failure of the network is identified by the contractor’s NOCC system, or by Government personnel, the contractor shall provide unscheduled and preventive maintenance via remote login for all equipment that has such capability. (i.e. routers, satellite modems, VoIP) The contractor shall also provide maintenance support via e-mail and/or telephone discussions with onsite Government support personnel. The contractor will utilize its NOCC and monitoring software to determine when unscheduled and preventive maintenance is necessary. Onsite Government personnel may also relay information to the contractor about the equipment that will warrant maintenance actions.
4. The Government will provide spares for all critical communications equipment at SP-AJ. The reliability and availability of the GFE equipment at SP-AJ shall be the responsibility of the Government.
5. The contractor hereby releases the Government from any and all liability for further equitable adjustments attributable to or caused by the addition of the Government-owned equipment to their system, network, circuit, and/or associated equipment at the SP-AJ Site, Wake Island.
6. Government owned equipment consists of:
| 2.4M Channel Master Circular X-Pole Antenna |
| Cisco 2611XM Router (2) |
| Linksys Hub EZXS55W |
| VoIP |
| iNfinity 3100 Net modem (2) |
| Mitec 20W BUC WTX 596443-70-ES-25 (2) |
| Patriot 3220 C Band LNB (2) |
Service Point AK, Kabul, Afghanistan (Satellite (Ku-band)) Remote Site, Kabul Afghanistan N/A 64 Kbps/64 Kbps Yes Yes 24 VDC 99.00% SP-AK is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). 1. SP-AK is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). The Contractor's responsibility for SP- AK is stated in the paragraphs below:
2. AFTAC will provide onsite Government representatives for equipment replacement /troubleshooting support. The Contractor may be asked to provide onsite support. If such support is required, the contractor may bill the Government.
3. When a failure of the network is identified by the contractor’s NOCC system, or by Government personnel, the Contractor shall provide unscheduled and preventive maintenance via remote login for all equipment that has such capability. (I.E. routers, satellite modems, VoIP) The Contractor shall also provide maintenance support via e-mail and/or telephone discussions with onsite Government support personnel. The Contractor will utilize its NOCC and monitoring software to determine when unscheduled and preventive maintenance is necessary. Onsite Government personnel may also relay information to the contractor about the equipment that will warrant maintenance actions.
4. The Government will provide spares for all critical communications equipment at SP-AK. The reliability and availability of the GFE equipment at SP-AK shall be the responsibility of the Government.
5. The Contractor hereby releases the Government from any and all liability for further equitable adjustments attributable to or caused by the addition of the Government-owned equipment to their system, network, circuit, and/or associated equipment at the SP-AK Site.
6. Government owned equipment consists of:
| SP-AK: 1.2M Patriot Antenna | |||||||||
| Linear Co-Pole (1) | |||||||||
| iNfinity 3100 net modem (2) | |||||||||
| New Japan NJT5017/17F 4W Ku BUC (2) | |||||||||
| New Japan NJR2537S Ku LNB (2) | |||||||||
| Service Point AL, Classified Site (Satellite Only) | Classified Site | N/A | 256 Kbps/256 Kbps | No | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | SP-AL is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | SP-AL is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). The contractor's responsibility for SP-AL is stated in the paragraphs below: |
AFTAC will provide onsite Government representatives for equipment replacement /troubleshooting support. The Contractor may be asked to provide onsite support. If such support is required, the contractor may bill the Government.
Level 1 Maintenance: The Host and/or Detachment (Det) will be responsible for the following:
- Providing onsite personnel for equipment replacement and troubleshooting support until resolution. Performing preventive maintenance on equipment located outdoors, to include corrosion control of dish, replacing weather cabling/seals, re-torque mast bolts and aligning the satellite dish for the contractor when fine tuning signal.
- The Government will provide spares for all critical communications equipment at SP-AL. The reliability and availability of the GFE equipment shall be the responsibility of the Host and/or the AFTAC Detachment located closest to the service point.
- If any equipment fails, the Host/Detachment shall package failed equipment and ship back to AFTAC for repair.
Level 2 Maintenance: The Contractor shall be responsible for the following:
- The Contractor shall provide a 24/7 NOCC capable of isolating communication problems.
- The Contractor shall provide a single/alternate number for all network-related trouble calls. This trouble number shall be manned 24/7/365.
- The Contractor shall provide unscheduled and preventive maintenance via remote login for all equipment that has such capability. (I.E. routers and satellite modems)
- The Contractor shall also provide maintenance support via e-mail or telephone discussions with Det personnel.
- The Contractor shall be responsible for providing replacement for equipment that is under warranty and will be reimbursed, on a cost-reimbursable basis, for any maintenance support provided for non-warranty items.
Government owned equipment consists of:
| SP-AL: 2.4M Prodelin Antenna | |||||||||
| Circular X-Pole | |||||||||
| INfinity 3100 net modem (2) | |||||||||
| Cisco 1841 router (2) | |||||||||
| Mitec WTX-596443-70-ES-25 20W C-band BUC (2) | |||||||||
| New Japan NJS8477S C- band LNB (2) | |||||||||
| Service Point AM, Vienna IDC (MPLS) (Terrestrial) | International Data Center, Vienna | N/A | 1.544Mbps/1.544Mbps (Upgrade to 5 Mb Ethernet is preferable) | No | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz | 99.90% | SP-AM is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | |
| Service Point AR (Satellite) | Remote Location: RL-43 | N/A | 32KBPS/32KBPS | No | No | 230 VAC | 99.90% | SP-AR is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). | 1. SP-AR is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). The contractor’s responsibility for SP-AR is stated in the paragraphs below: |
2. AFTAC will provide onsite Government representatives for equipment replacement /troubleshooting support. The contractor may be asked to provide onsite support. If such support is required, the contractor may bill the Government.
3. When a failure of the network is identified by the contractor’s NOCC, or by Government personnel, the contractor shall provide unscheduled and preventive maintenance via remote login for all equipment that has such capability (i.e. routers, satellite modems, VoIP, BUCs, ASAs and LNBs). The contractor shall also provide maintenance support via e-mail and/or telephone discussions with onsite Government support personnel. The contractor will utilize its NOCC and network monitoring software to determine when unscheduled and preventive maintenance is necessary. Onsite Government personnel may also relay information to the contractor about the equipment that will warrant maintenance actions.
4. The contractor will provide spares for all critical communications equipment at SP-AR. The reliability and availability of the GFE equipment at SP-AR shall be the responsibility of the Government.
Service Point AS, Herat, Afghanistan (Satellite) Remote Site, Herat, Afghanistan Available Upon Request 32KBPS/32KBPS No Yes Solar, 9-48 VDC 99.00% SP-AS is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). 1. SP-AS is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). The contractor’s responsibility for SP-AS is stated in the paragraphs below:
2. AFTAC will provide onsite Government representatives for equipment replacement /troubleshooting support. The contractor may be asked to provide onsite support. If such support is required, the contractor may bill the Government.
3. When a failure of the network is identified by the contractor’s NOCC, or by Government personnel, the contractor shall provide unscheduled and preventive maintenance via remote login for all equipment that has such capability (i.e. routers, satellite modems, VoIP, BUCs, ASAs and LNBs). The contractor shall also provide maintenance support via e-mail and/or telephone discussions with onsite Government support personnel. The contractor will utilize its NOCC and network monitoring software to determine when unscheduled and preventive maintenance is necessary. Onsite Government personnel may also relay information to the contractor about the equipment that will warrant maintenance actions.
4. The contractor will provide spares for all critical communications equipment at SP-AS. The reliability and availability of the GFE equipment at SP-AS shall be the responsibility of the Government.
Service Point AT, Badakhshan, Afghanistan (Satellite) Remote Site, Badakhshan, Afghanistan Available Upon Request 32KBPS/32KBPS No Yes Solar, 9-48 VDC 99.00% SP-AT is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). 1. SP-AT is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). The contractor’s responsibility for SP-AT is stated in the paragraphs below:
2. AFTAC will provide onsite Government representatives for equipment replacement /troubleshooting support. The contractor may be asked to provide onsite support. If such support is required, the contractor may bill the Government.
3. When a failure of the network is identified by the contractor’s NOCC, or by Government personnel, the contractor shall provide unscheduled and preventive maintenance via remote login for all equipment that has such capability (i.e. routers, satellite modems, VoIP, BUCs, ASAs and LNBs). The contractor shall also provide maintenance support via e-mail and/or telephone discussions with onsite Government support personnel. The contractor will utilize its NOCC and network monitoring software to determine when unscheduled and preventive maintenance is necessary. Onsite Government personnel may also relay information to the contractor about the equipment that will warrant maintenance actions.
4. The contractor will provide spares for all critical communications equipment at SP-AT. The reliability and availability of the GFE equipment at SP-AT shall be the responsibility of the Government.
Service Point AV, Rabat, Morocco (Satellite) Main Site N/A 317KBPS/282KBPS No Yes 230 VAC 99.90% SP-AV is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). 1. SP-AV is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). The contractor’s responsibility for SP-AV is stated in the paragraphs below:
2. AFTAC will provide onsite Government representatives for equipment replacement /troubleshooting support. The contractor may be asked to provide onsite support. If such support is required, the contractor may bill the Government.
3. When a failure of the network is identified by the contractor’s NOCC system, or by Government personnel, the contractor shall provide unscheduled and preventive maintenance via remote login for all equipment that has such capability (i.e. routers, satellite modems, VoIP, BUCs, ASAs and LNBs). The contractor shall also provide maintenance support via e-mail and/or telephone discussions with onsite Government support personnel. The contractor will utilize its NOCC and monitoring software to determine when unscheduled and preventive maintenance is necessary. Onsite Government personnel may also relay information to the contractor about the equipment that will warrant maintenance actions.
4. The contractor will provide spares for all critical communications equipment at SP-AV. The reliability and availability of the GFE equipment at SP-AV shall be the responsibility of the Government.
Service Point AV1, Midelt, Morocco (Satellite) Remote Site N/A 282KBPS/317KBPS No Yes 24 VDC 99.00% SP-AV1 is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). 1. SP-AV1 is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). The contractor’s responsibility for SP-AV1 is stated in the paragraphs below:
2. AFTAC will provide onsite Government representatives for equipment replacement /troubleshooting support. The contractor may be asked to provide onsite support. If such support is required, the contractor may bill the Government.
3. When a failure of the network is identified by the contractor’s NOCC system, or by Government personnel, the contractor shall provide unscheduled and preventive maintenance via remote login for all equipment that has such capability (i.e. routers, satellite modems, VoIP, BUCs, ASAs and LNBs) The contractor shall also provide maintenance support via e-mail and/or telephone discussions with onsite Government support personnel. The contractor will utilize its NOCC and monitoring software to determine when unscheduled and preventive maintenance is necessary. Onsite Government personnel may also relay information to the contractor about the equipment that will warrant maintenance actions.
4. The contractor will provide spares for all critical communications equipment at SP-AV1. The reliability and availability of the GFE equipment at SP-AV1 shall be the responsibility of the Government.
| Service Point B2, ALTNDC OL-MT (Terrestrial) | 5724 Commitment Loop | ||||||
| Bldg 776, Rm 101 | |||||||
| NCTAMS Millington, TN. 38054 | N/A | 6 Mbps Primary and 6 Mbps Secondary Circuits | Yes | Yes | 220-240 VAC, 60 Hz | 99.90% | SP-B2 is 100 percent Government funded and owned equipment and civil works (subject to Section 6.1.13). |
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