SOW_ Data Port Repair Services.docx

STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

Data Drop Repair Services Marine Corps Recruiting Command (MCRC), Quantico, VA

1.0 BACKGROUND

The Marine Corps Recruiting Command (MCRC), located in the James Wesley Marsh Building, Quantico, VA, operates approximately 883 data drop ports throughout the facility. A significant number of these data drops have been found to be non-operational.

MCRC requires a qualified contractor to perform repairs on non-operational and marginally operational data drops.

2.0 OBJECTIVE

The objective of this requirement is to repair, replace, and certify existing Category 6 (CAT6) telecommunications infrastructure at the Work Area Outlet (WAO) Site to ensure reliable, fully operational voice and data connectivity in support of Marine Corps Recruiting Command (MCRC) operations.

3.0 SCOPE OF WORK

3.1 General Requirements

The Contractor shall provide all labor, tools, equipment, and materials necessary to remediate the deficiencies identified in the MCB Quantico Marsh Center network infrastructure.

3.2 Remediation Tasks

Based on the diagnostics in the "Attachment 1 MCB Quantico Marsh Center 2nd Floor Testing Statistics," the Contractor shall perform the following:

· Network Port Remediation: Repair, replace, or re-terminate Cat6, deficient jacks, and ports at both the user-end outlets and the telecommunications room patch panels. The specific action for each connection will be determined by the "Possible Cause" diagnostic for each failing or marginal result. In addition to the 166 failed/marginal test results, approximately 18 missing CAT6 cables (Cut out during cubicle reconfigurations) will need to be repaired or re-run from closet patch panel to WAO jack

· Grounding: Bond all equipment and ladder racks to the grounding system in both telecommunications rooms.

· Cubicle Bezel Installation: Measure existing cut-outs in cubicle furniture and install correctly sized bezels.

3.3 Validation and Completion Criteria

The Contractor is responsible for validating the integrity of all remediated connections. This includes:

· Ensuring proper termination of the CAT6 cable runs at both ends.

· Verifying end-to-end continuity and certify each of the repaired CAT6 cables, from the cubicle jack to the corresponding patch panel.

4.0 DELIVERABLES

1. Summary of work performed

2. Restoration of 166 fully functional and compliant CAT6 voice and data ports

3. Repaired or re-run 18 cables restored to fully functional and compliant CAT6 voice and data ports

4. Certified test results documenting that all remediated lines now pass performance standards. All connections must pass standard CAT6 performance testing to verify operational readiness.

5.0 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

The Period of Performance shall begin upon award and conclude upon completion of all work listed in section 2.0 Objectives. The work shall be completed within a mutually agreed timeframe after award.

6.0 SECURITY AND ACCESS REQUIREMENTS

1. Contractor personnel shall coordinate access with MCRC representatives.

2. All personnel must comply with installation access requirements at Quantico VA.

3. The Contractor shall ensure personnel have appropriate identification and adhere to base security procedures.