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This Scope of Work document outlines NEC Legacy PBX removal services required by the Maryland Department of Human Services across fifteen locations statewide. The project encompasses the complete disassembly, removal, and responsible disposal of NEC Legacy PBX systems and associated telecommunications equipment from DSS facilities in Allegany, Anne Arundel, Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Charles County, and Prince Georges counties. The contractor must provide all necessary labor, tools, transportation, and materials to execute removal tasks including disconnection of electrical whips from circuit disconnects and rectifier racks, removal of 12-volt batteries for recycling, extraction of CSUs and associated cables, disassembly of NEAX 2400 IPX PBX systems, and removal of 25-pair switch tails from PBX wall terminations.
This secondary competition is restricted to Master Contractors awarded contracts under the PBX IV - Telecommunications Equipment and Services Master Contract (001B0600162) and who are therefore eligible to submit bids in response to this Purchase Order Request for Proposal. The document does not specify pricing terms, award dates, contract duration, renewal options, or funding amounts and sources.
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OTHS-OTHS-26-039-S
NEC Legacy PBX Removal Services
Scope of Work
Demo of NEC Legacy PBX’s and Associated Equipment The Maryland Department of Human Services (DHS) is requesting quotes for the disassembly, removal, and responsible disposal of NEC Legacy PBX systems and associated telecommunications equipment from fifteen (15) locations across the state.
Allegany County DSS 1 Frederick Street, Cumberland MD 21502
Anne Arundel County DSS 80 West Street. Annapolis MD 21401
Baltimore City DSS 2000 N. Broadway Baltimore, MD 21213
Baltimore City DSS 3007 E Biddle St
Baltimore City DSS 1510 Guilford Ave
Baltimore City DSS 1525 N Calvert St
Baltimore City DSS 2500 Pennsylvania Ave
Baltimore County DSS 439-451 Eastern Avenue, Essex MD 21221
Baltimore County DSS 6401 York Road, Towson MD 21212
Charles County DSS 200 Kent Avenue, LaPlata MD 20646
Prince Georges County DSS 425 Brightseat Road, Landover MD 20785
Prince Georges County DSS 6505 Belcrest Road Hyattsville, MD 20782
Prince Georges County DSS 805 Brightseat Road, Landover MD 20785
Prince Georges County DSS 925 Brightseat Road, Landover MD 20785
Prince Georges County DSS 4235 28th Avenue, Marlow Heights MD 20748
The selected contractor shall provide all labor, tools, transportation, and materials necessary to complete the following tasks at each designated site:
Disassembly, Removal and Disposal of NEC Legacy PBX Equipment at (15) separate Locations (Includes all related hardware and peripheral devices)
● Remove electrical whip from circuit disconnect and rectifier rack IMG_0097.jpeg
● Remove electrical whip from rectifier to PBX
● Disassemble and remove rectifier rack IMG_0089.jpeg
● Remove and recycle all 12v batteries
● Remove all CSUs and CSU rack (if applicable) and associated cables IMG_0090.jpeg
● Disassemble and remove all NEC legacy “NEAX 2400 IPX” PBX’s IMG_0087.jpeg
● Remove all 25-pair Switch Tails from PBX to wall terminations IMG_0088.jpeg
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