SOW Fiber-To-The-Desk 30Mar26_Redacted.pdf

AFNWC/NCO

at

Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts

Fiber-to-the-Desk Project – Building

I. Purpose:

To acquire a complete Fiber-to-the-Desk (FTTD) solution that installs fiber optic (FO) cables throughout the second floor of Building at Hanscom Air Force Base (HAFB), Massachusetts.

The network will provide connectivity to systems furniture, conference rooms, and other designated endpoints.

II. Scope or Mission:

The mission is to install and validate a fiber optic network infrastructure. The contractor shall also recommend and procure equipment and mounting hardware to attach to existing cable trays that will terminate over the endpoints locations. This new system will replace or augment the current network capabilities to support the operational and communication requirements of the AFNWC/NCO in Building

III. Period and Place of Performance:

• Place of Performance: The work shall be performed on the second floor of Building Hanscom Air Force Base (HAFB), Massachusetts.

• Period of Performance: The total period of performance for this contract shall be 90 calendar days from the date of award.

IV. Background:

The AFNWC/NCO requires a significant network infrastructure upgrade for the second floor of Building The objective is to implement a Fiber-to-the-Desk (FTTD) solution to provide secure network connectivity to support current and future mission activities. The new infrastructure will connect numerous endpoints from a intermediate distribution frame within the facility.

V. Performance Objectives:

The contractor shall achieve the following objectives:

1. Establish a Fully Functional FTTD Network: Deliver a complete and operational FTTD network that provides connectivity from the second-floor alcove patch panel to all specified endpoints, including private offices, conference rooms, and systems furniture locations.

2. Meet or Exceed Performance Standards: The installed system must meet the performance requirements for OM4 multi-mode fiber optic cabling. Performance must be validated through comprehensive Tier 1 and Tier 2 testing as defined in the ANSI/TIA- 568.3-D standard.

3. Deliver a Secure and Maintainable Installation: The solution must be secure, organized, and easily maintainable. All central patch panels must be housed in lockable enclosures and a Class 5 GSA approved IPS container. Cable management must be implemented to ensure a clean, professional appearance and prevent physical hazards.

4. Provide Comprehensive Documentation and As-Built Drawings: Upon completion, deliver a complete documentation package, including maintenance manuals, warranty information, and detailed "as-built" drawings prepared by a Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD).

VI. Operating Constraints:

The contractor shall operate within the following constraints:

• Compliance: All materials and components must be Trade Act Agreement (TAA) compliant. Installation practices must adhere to TIA-606 labeling standards and appropriate safety regulations, including the use of certified firestopping systems for all wall penetrations.

• Government-Furnished Items: The contractor will utilize pre-installed cable trays and existing wall penetrations.

• Coordination and Scheduling: All on-site work must be coordinated with the Government Project Manager. The contractor must participate in a virtual kickoff meeting and recurring progress meetings as specified by the government.

• Submittals: The contractor is required to provide various submittals for government review and approval, including material cut sheets, test plans, and final as-built drawings, by the deadlines outlined in the contract.