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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a federal contract opportunity related to NetTerrain software. The Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division (NSWC IHD) has a requirement for software that will enable them to document the fiber infrastructure on the base with pinpoint accuracy from servers to user end. The software will allow them to quickly identify fiber strands for troubleshooting, restorations, and to inform customers of fiber availability for future expansion. It will also enable them to document and identify each switch port for assignment, as well as map fiber pathways throughout the base.
The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation (Solicitation Number N0017424R0169) for a firm-fixed-price purchase order for a NetTerrain/Perpetual license of netTerrain DCIM/nTD-1000+5+OSP software, 3 years of maintenance, and 2 days of training. The solicitation will be competed as full and open, and the Government intends to evaluate all timely quotes received from eligible vendors on a lowest price technically acceptable (LPTA) basis. Quotes are due by 24 September 2024 12:00 PM EST.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
NetTerrain Software
BACKGROUND
The Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division (NSWC IHD) has a requirement for this software, which will enable us to document the fiber infrastructure on the base with pinpoint accuracy from the servers to the user end. We will be able to promptly identify fiber strands when necessary for troubleshooting, restorations, and to inform customers of the availability of fiber for future expansion. This software will enable us to document and identify each switch port for assignment. This software will enable us to map fiber pathways throughout the base and document them.
1.0 SCOPE:
This software will allow us to document the fiber infrastructure on the base with pin point accuracy from the servers to the user end. We will be able to quickly identify fiber strands when needed for troubleshooting, repairs, and to inform customers of fiber availability for future expansion. This software will allow us to document and identify each switch port for assignment.
This software will allow us to document fiber pathways throughout the base with mapping.
2.0 DESCRIPTION OF SUPPLY
The Contractor shall provide Fiber documenting software Perpetual license of netTerrain DCIM (nTD-1000+5+OSP) netTerrain DCIM – 1000 Objects - 5 Editor Users netTerrain server software for production, test and backup Objects to document:1000 Number of editors: 5 Includes netTerrain Outside Plant Module
2.1 DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE
Maintenance 3 years. Includes 15% discount [nTD-1000+5+OSP-M] 2 Days of Training [NT-TRAINING]
3.0 OPSEC
The contractor is required to protect critical information associated with this contract to prevent unauthorized disclosure and will observe OPSEC requirements.
4.0 Leased Equipment and Equipment Purchased as a Service
In accordance with NSWCIHDINST 5239.27A, all hard drives must be physically destroyed following 1 of the 4 destruction methods listed below:
(1) Paper or optical disk destruction will utilize the Command’s National Security Agency (NSA) approved shredders.
(2) Cyber Security (CS) Office (Code 1043) coordinated hard drive and optical media mobile shred services.
(3) Destruction of all internal and external magnetic hard drives, thumb drives or flash cards will be processed by Code 1043. Code 1043 will maintain a spreadsheet or database to track the destruction of these items; or
(4) Shipping classified media to the NSA for destruction
All unclassified magnetic hard drives removed from stand-alone or network copiers, printers, and MFD’s must be physically destroyed. A SAN disk or a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device hard drive which is no longer serviceable will not be returned to the manufacturer but will be physically destroyed.
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