W911SD-21-R-0181 PWS Motorola LMR Svc Contract.pdf

CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS STATEMENT (CRS)

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

Date:

CUSTOMER:

Agency: U.S. Army Signal Network Enterprise Center Network & Switch Division Transmission Branch West Point, New York 10996

SCOPE

The Network Enterprise Center –West Point operates a Motorola M2, version 7.13 LMR System and requires 24/7 (24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays) maintenance with 4 hour on site response to system failures.

This support shall include technology refreshment (software support), Information Assurance support, training, and maintenance of all infrastructures.

The contractor shall provide Motorola M2, version 7.13 qualified maintenance personnel, material, tools, test equipment, transportation to and from all maintenance sites, and other items necessary to perform troubleshooting, repair, preventive maintenance, and all operational checks and adjustments required to accomplish this service.

The contractor shall provide pricing for one (1) base year and four (4) one-year options of the infrastructure/software maintenance agreements. The base year will commence upon award of the Contract and will end at the completion of one year (twelve months).

Software Maintenance

The contractor shall provide a software support agreement which shall ensure Network Enterprise Center West Point access to the latest software releases for version 7.13; keeping the system current within the version 7.13 boundary. This may include performance enhancements, new features, or optional features. Upgrade designs will be included. This offering must cover all fixed end (infrastructure) components that have replaceable software and/or firmware. The contractor shall be responsible for any third-party system equipment that contains replaceable software and/or firmware.

Information Assurance Updates

The contractor shall provide system patches and updates as part of the Information Assurance maintenance support. The contractor shall validate all operating system patches, updates, technical bulletins, and security alerts for all components of the Network Enterprise Center-West Point Baseline system. The contractor shall be responsible for obtaining the latest anti-virus definition files and evaluate the file against the Network Enterprise Center-West Point Baseline system. The contractor shall be responsible to monitor all Army Information

Assurance Vulnerability Alerts (IAVA) as issued by the U.S. NETWORK ENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGY COMMAND, and evaluate the IAVA against the Network Enterprise Center-West Point LMR baseline system to determine if the IAVA is applicable. This includes operating systems, network components, databases, web servers, security components, and any other system components as required. If required, the contractor shall travel to the Network Enterprise Center-West Point to apply system updates as well as quarterly IA updates as part of maintenance support. This update process may include travel to outlying Network Enterprise Center –West Point LMR sites.

Infrastructure Maintenance

The contractor shall provide maintenance coverage 24 hours per day, 7 days per week.

The contractor shall coordinate with the Network Enterprise Center (NEC)-West Point Points of Contact.

The contractor shall provide 24/7 maintenance for the site LMR infrastructure listed in the Appendix A.

The contractor shall review Appendix A to ensure all infrastructure equipment installed and delivered is included in the proposal.

Respond to system failures. Response to a major system failure, as defined below, shall be made within two (2) hours of notification by NEC POC. Response to minor system failures, as defined below, shall be made within four (4) hours. Response to all other non-emergency issues, as defined below, shall be made within twenty-four (24) hours excluding non-duty days (weekends and holidays). Respond is defined as actively taking steps to correct the failure or issue. Actively taking steps includes, but is not limited to, remote connections, telephone assistance and dispatching technicians to the installation.

1. Major System Failure – Danger to life, property, production or affecting more than 60%; of the system or site channels; failure of the master site controller or loss of an entire repeater site; and/or site environmental alarms.

2. Minor System Failure – Significant system failure which affects less than 60% of equipment.

3. Non-Emergency Issue – Intermittent system issues; information questions; upgrades and/or preventive maintenance; or a cosmetic issue, such as documentation errors, general usage questions.

The contractor shall repair/replace fixed infrastructure equipment at the main and remote sites as well as maintain and repair connectivity to the remote sites during the maintenance period. Personnel hired by the contractor must be fully qualified to service, maintain, and install equipment according to the standards established by the equipment manufacturer. Depot-level repair must be provided at the manufacturer’s authorized repair depot. The contractor shall sign a receipt for all LMR equipment and or components.

The contractor’s technical support staff shall have access to the manufacturer’s system, software, and product engineering staff to supplement problem solving capabilities in instances of unusual or complex problems.

Technicians from the local service station shall be dispatched to perform service, remove failed components for repair, and reinstall new or reconditioned components. The government will not be responsible to provide transportation of technicians or vendor equipment to any LMR maintenance location.

Preventative Maintenance. The contractor shall perform semi-annual system preventive maintenance and analysis to ensure the system is working at optimum level. The contractor shall maintain equipment to factory specifications, which will include system testing, alignment checks, and equipment cleaning procedures. The contractor shall provide operational testing and alignment, as applicable, on infrastructure and fixed network equipment to ensure the equipment meets the manufacturer’s original specifications.

Contractor shall remove oil, dust, and/or foreign substances from the equipment, clean or replace filters, perform corrosion control, and measure, record, align, and make equipment parameter adjustments as applicable; to include, but not limited to, frequency modulation in accordance with best commercial practices and FCC rules and regulations. The first preventive maintenance inspection shall occur upon acceptance of the maintenance contract and annually from the anniversary date thereafter. The Preventative Maintenance activities shall be documented, a copy e-mailed to the COR, and delivered to the Network Enterprise Center-West Point POC no later than 30 days after preventative maintenance completion. Activities should include, but are not limited to:

Transmit Frequency Deviation Transmitter Power Reflected Power in Antenna line (VSWR) Combiners and circulator loss Receive Sensitivity Audio Output Levels Modulation Fidelity

General Requirements

Repair Qualifications. Personnel representing the contractor shall be fully qualified to service, maintain, install, and align the LMR infrastructure, components, and sub-components of the system. The contractor shall ensure that all maintenance personnel assigned to this effort have a current IT Level II Access investigation or equivalent as described in AR 25-2 and DoDD 8570.01. Proper forms shall be completed by the Contractor Facility Security Officer (FSO) and submitted to the Contracting Officer after Delivery Order award for verification. A government escort will be available for all temporary LMR maintenance personnel.

Regular Business Hours Help Line. The contractor shall provide Help Desk function during regular business hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. EST, for technical questions, satisfaction issues, and user support questions relating to equipment features, functions, and software applications for radio communications. The contractor shall issue a trouble ticket for reported problems. The contractor shall not terminate or close a trouble ticket until the NEC – West Point is satisfied the problem has been resolved to the satisfaction of the NEC.

Telephone Number. The contractor shall provide a telephone number that will provide NEC-West Point access to system support engineers and technical consultants able to troubleshoot issues that exist within the infrastructure.

Test Equipment. The contractor shall have sufficient and appropriate test equipment, manuals, and maintenance procedures to ensure swift and effective adjustment and repair of radios and fixed equipment.

Test equipment must meet all requirements of the FCC and manufacturer’s recommendations.

Spare Parts. A sufficient supply of spare parts shall be maintained by the contractor to allow immediate restoration of operations of the system infrastructure. In the event that these parts are consumed, replacement stock shall be available via emergency request and Next Flight Out airfreight shipments within twenty-four hours of the equipment failure.

Warranty. All repairs shall carry a standard 90 day warranty.

PLACE OF PERFORMANCE

1. Place of performance is Bull Hill Repeater site, Ski Slope Repeater site, Morgan Farm Repeater site Building 1210 LMR Inter-op site Bldg. 1210, LMR NOC (Basement) located at Bldg. 2101, and five (5) dispatch consoles located at the Provost Marshall Office (Bldg. 616), West Point Fire Station 1 (Bldg. 721), Emergency Operations Center Bldg. 621, and NEC –West Point Radio Maintenance Bldg. 2101, West Point, NY.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITIES:

SUPERVISION: The Contractor shall maintain close supervision of all employees and sub-contractors. The Contractor is hereby made aware that they will be held liable for any indiscretions or carelessness on the part of their employees or authorized representatives. The contractor or authorized maintenance representative is prohibited from entering sites and/or locations considered secure, and will be escorted by an authorized government representative.

IDENTIFICATION: All contractor employees will have ID badges which identify the individual and the company visible at all times.

INSPECTION OF WORK: Technical surveillance of workmanship and inspection of materials for work being performed under this contract shall be the responsibility of the Network Enterprise Center-West Point NEC representative. The provision in no way authorizes anyone other than the Contracting Officer to commit the government to changes in the terms of the contract. In the event it is determined necessary to designate a Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) for this contract, such designation shall be by a separate letter to the individual selected with a copy furnished to the contractor.

SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION: In performing work under this contract the contractor shall:

a. Conform to the specific safety requirements established by this contract and all safety standards IAW:

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).

b. Comply with the safety rules of the government installation that concern related activities not directly addressed in this contract.

c. Take all reasonable steps and precautions to prevent accidents and preserve the life and health of contractor and government personnel performing or in any way coming in contact with the performance of this contract.

d. Take such additional immediate precautions as the contracting officer may reasonably require for safety and accident prevention purposes.

e. Prior to beginning on-site work the contractor shall provide the Contracting Officer a list of all chemicals to be used on the job and their storage location, which will be provided to the West Point Safety Office.

NOTE: The Installation Safety Officer will be responsible for monitoring the contractor in the area of safety and accident prevention. The contractor shall immediately notify the Contracting Officer and the Safety Office by telephone upon occurrence of an accident on the job site.

DANGEROUS WEAPONS ON THE INSTALLATION: As required by USMA Regulation 190-13, the contractor and associated personnel will not transport, possess, or use on this installation privately owned dangerous weapons. "Dangerous Weapons" include all forms of firearms, missile-throwing devices (e.g., bow and arrow), and switchblade or automatic blade knives, knives with blades in excess of three inches, ammunition and pyrotechnics, fireworks, bludgeons, i.e. brass knuckles, shooting pens, and similar devices. Unauthorized dangerous weapons will be confiscated and impounded by government personnel. The contractor agrees to comply with all other provisions of USMA Regulation 190-13, copies of which are available on request from the contracting officer. A state weapons permit does not supersede this contract provision.

SMOKING IN DA OCCUPIED BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES. The contractor agrees to comply with the provisions specified in DODI 1010.15 and AR 600-63, copies of which are available on request from the Directorate of Contracting Office.

Accounting for Contract Services

“The office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Manpower & Reserve Affairs) operates and maintains a secure Army data collection site where the contractor will report ALL contractor manpower (including subcontractor manpower) required for performance of this contract. The contractor is required to completely fill in all the information in the format using the following web address: https://contractormanpower.army.pentagon.mil. The required information includes:

(1) Contracting Office, Contracting Officer, Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR);

(2) Contract Number, including task and delivery order number;

(3) Beginning and ending dates covered by reporting period’

(4) Contractor name, address, phone number, e-mail address, identity of contractor employee entering data;

(5) Estimated direct labor hours (including subcontractors);

(6) Estimated direct labor dollars paid this reporting period (including subcontractors);

(7) Total payments (including subcontractors);

(8) Predominant Federal Service Code (FSC) reflecting services provided by contractor (and separate predominant FSC for each subcontractor if different);

(9) Estimated data collection cost;

(10) Organizational title associated with the Unit Identification Code (UIC) for the Army Requiring Activity

(the Army Requiring Activity is responsible for providing the contractor with its UIC for the purposes of reporting this information);

(11) Locations where contractor and subcontractors perform the work (specified by zip code in the United States and nearest city, country, when in overseas location, using standardized nomenclature provided on website);

(12) Presence of deployment or contingency contract language; and

(13) Number of contractor and subcontractor employees deployed in theater this reporting period (by country).

As part of its submission, the contractor will also provide the estimated total cost (if any) incurred to comply with this reporting requirement. Reporting period will be the period of performance not to exceed 12 months ending 30 September of each government fiscal year and must be reported by 31 October of each calendar year. Contractors may use direct XML data transfer to the database server or fill in the fields on the website. The XML direct transfer is a format for transferring files from a contractor’s systems to the secure website without the need for separate data entries for each required data element at the website. The specific formats for the XML direct transfer may be downloaded from the web.”

The vendor shall provide a detailed description of how this reporting requirement will be accomplished including a description of how the vendor will provide verification that the reporting requirement has been met.

Equipment List Attachment: Appendix A, WestPoint System Asset Inventory

Model Number Serial Number Manufacturer Nomenclature

LMC5227A 1137‐00001480 BLACKBOX 20 SLOT CHASSIS 1 FIXED AC PS

Z400 2UA2400TPJ HP Z420 HIGH TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS

NK570A N/A CHATSWORTH SPARE CABINET ASTRO 7.9 & BEYOND

CL5808N A1C6L262D0V0018 TRIPP LITE 8 PORT LCD KVM 8 USB‐PS 2 COMBO CAB

9100‐9 3460 TRAK SYSTEM REMOTE SITE REDUNDANT MODULAR FREQU

2620‐24 CN2ADRR340 HP 2620‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

2620‐24 CN31DRR0S4 HP 2620‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

V.3600 115V 78135534 TELENETICS ANALOG MODEM V3600 110 120VAC SA UI

LX‐4016T‐101AC 5DQC002Q MRV SAA MBM SRDR01

N/A 137CNX0021 HP KMF CRYPTR

TT2551A UIDACNX0015 HP KMF DL380 G8 SERVER WITH WINDOWS SE

OPS‐MOIP‐SHW2 MXQ30407G4 NICE MCC 7500 30 SIMULTANEOUS CALL IP RE

N/A N/A MOTOROLA 2 TB SATA 7200 RPM HARD DISK DRIVE

N/A N/A MOTOROLA DVD‐RW SATA DRIVE (DL120)

PC3‐10600R N/A MOTOROLA 4GB PC3‐10600R MEMORY (DL120)

N/A MXQ30407G4 HP 3 BAY DAT DRIVE

SSG‐5‐SB N/A JUNIPER SSG 5

GX4004C S6808190 IBM PROVENTIA GX4004V2 SERIES COMP

N/A 281CNV0008 MOTOROLA ENHANCED TELEPHONE INTERCONNECT

BH1830‐10/100 1144012976 NEC BRANCH HUB (PBX MTGW)

R620 UIDACNX0015 DELL ETI IP PBX SERVER, 3 SIM. LINES, 2

2620‐24 CN25DRR3P1 HP 2620‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

B1933A 443CPK0470 MOTOROLA MOTOROLA VOICE PROCESSOR MODULE

Z400 2UA3160PMX HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

Z400 2UA24012L4 HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

NK570A N/A CHATSWORTH SPARE CABINET ASTRO 7.9 & BEYOND

147CPK0535 147CPK0535 MOTOROLA SRC7500 SWITCHING ROUTING CENTER (7

LX‐4016T‐001AC 00A09C‐01A26A MRV TERMINAL SERVER

2620‐24 CN31DRR23W HP 2620‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

2620‐24 CN2BDRR0GP HP 2620‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

3800‐24 SG2BG0W03L HP 3800‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

3800‐24 SG2BG0W021 HP 3800‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

ST6000C 147CPK0548 MOTOROLA S6000 MNR MULTI‐PROTOCOL ROUTER

ST6000C 147CPK0549 MOTOROLA S6000 MNR MULTI‐PROTOCOL ROUTER

ST6000C 147CPK0546 MOTOROLA S6000 MNR MULTI‐PROTOCOL ROUTER

ST6000C 147ING0031 MOTOROLA S6000 MNR MULTI‐PROTOCOL ROUTER

T7577A 147CPK0232 MOTOROLA GGM 8000 GATEWAY

ST6000C 147CPK0545 MOTOROLA S6000 MNR MULTI‐PROTOCOL ROUTER

3520 877CPK0198 DOT HILL DAS 01 SERVER

DL380P GEN8 USE3162CXX HP VIRTUAL SERVER (DOMAIN SERVER) 01

DL380P GEN8 USE3162D0X HP VIRTUAL SERVER (DOMAIN SERVER) 02

NK570A N/A CHATSWORTH SPARE CABINET ASTRO 7.9 & BEYOND

RM334A‐R3 N/A BLACKBOX 24" H 20"D WALLMOUNT CABINET BLACK

Z400 2UA24012H2 HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

Z400 2UA24012C7 HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

Z400 2UA24012KP HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

Z400 2UA24012N9 HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

Z400 2UA24012JJ HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

Z400 2UA24012FM HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

Z400 2UA3160MZX HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

Z400 2UA3160PM2 HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

ET1928L‐8CWM‐1‐GY‐3‐

GE897317 D13C005759

ELO

TOUCHSYSTEMS 19" LCD, BLACK WITH TOUCH 1928L

ET1928L‐8CWM‐1‐GY‐3‐

GE897317 D13C005811

ELO

TOUCHSYSTEMS 19" LCD, BLACK WITH TOUCH 1928L

B1933A 443CPK0483 MOTOROLA MOTOROLA VOICE PROCESSOR MODULE

B1933A 443CPK0482 MOTOROLA MOTOROLA VOICE PROCESSOR MODULE

T7577A 147CPK0299 MOTOROLA GGM 8000 GATEWAY

T7577A 147CPK0241 MOTOROLA GGM 8000 GATEWAY

2610‐24 CN234ZT0CN HP 2610‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

2610‐24 CN234ZT01H HP 2610‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

F4543A 4696PJ002Z MOTOROLA SITE MANAGER BASIC

LMC7003A‐R4 1209‐00001815 BLACKBOX 10/100‐ST SM PLUS

LMC7003A‐R4 1223‐00001847 BLACKBOX 10/100‐ST SM PLUS

T7038A 112CPK0443 MOTOROLA GCP 8000 SITE CONTROLLER

GXTR09001032 1209402005AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 RACKMT 1000VA/900W, 32 MI

GXTT09001032 1209402005AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

GXTT09001032 1302103068AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

GXTT09001032 1302103077AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

GXTT09001032 1302303118AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

GXTT09001032 1209402007AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

GXTT09001032 1209402001AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

GXTT09001032 1302103071AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

GXTT09001032 1302103078AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

T7577A 147CPK0318 MOTOROLA GGM 8000 GATEWAY

2610‐24 CN234ZTD6R HP 2610‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

F4543A N/A MOTOROLA SITE MANAGER BASIC

T7038A 112CPK0442 MOTOROLA GCP 8000 SITE CONTROLLER

GXTR09001032 1302103050AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 RACKMT 1000VA/900W, 32 MI

RM140A‐R2 N/A BLACKBOX SOHO CABINET

AS192‐DK N/A NEC 19" LCD, BLACK, NON‐TOUCH

B1933A 443CPK0481 MOTOROLA MOTOROLA VOICE PROCESSOR MODULE

Z400 2UA24012KW HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

GXTT09001032 1209402004AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

GXTT09001032 1300700756AG473 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

Z400 2UA3160PLW HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

GXTT09001032 1209402006AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

Z400 2UA24012G8 HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

Z400 2UA24012MM HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

GXTT09001032 130100309AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

AXS‐43 N/A SCHROFF FOUR‐POSTER CABINET, 43 RU

YA3‐02512‐07R1 CC63518‐1‐1A

SINCLAIR‐

ANTENNAS 7 CHANNEL TX COMBINER

89‐56‐05A 153114‐A TXRX PRESELECTOR 380‐420 MHZ 5 MHZ BW

DDX1000A N/A TXRX RECEIVER MULTICOUPLER 380‐512 MHZ,

T7054A 112CPK0196 MOTOROLA GTR 8000 EXPANDABLE SITE SUBSYSTEM

AXS‐43 N/A SCHROFF FOUR‐POSTER CABINET, 43 RU

T7054A 112CPK0200 MOTOROLA GTR 8000 EXPANDABLE SITE SUBSYSTEM

AXS‐43 N/A SCHROFF FOUR‐POSTER CABINET, 43 RU

F4543A 469SPJ0039 MOTOROLA SITE MANAGER BASIC

T7577A 147CPK0295 MOTOROLA GGM 8000 GATEWAY

LMC7003A‐R4 1311‐0000751 BLACKBOX 10/100‐ST SM PLUS

EATON 9170+ BF241T0022 EATON EATON ‐ MODEL 7170 + 660C 12‐SLOT

DSSC329HT1LDFD06G06 N/A

SINCLAIR‐

ANTENNAS

LOW PIM COLLINEAR OMNI , 6 DBD GAIN, 6

DEGREES DOWNTILT

DSSC329HT1LDFD06G06 N/A

SINCLAIR‐

ANTENNAS

LOW PIM COLLINEAR OMNI , 6 DBD GAIN, 6

DEGREES DOWNTILT

AXS‐43 N/A SCHROFF FOUR‐POSTER CABINET, 43 RU

YA3‐02512‐05R1 CC63518‐21A

SINCLAIR‐

ANTENNAS 5 CHANNEL TX COMBINER

89‐56‐05A 153114‐C TXRX PRESELECTOR 380‐420 MHZ 5 MHZ BW

DDX1000A N/A TXRX RECEIVER MULTICOUPLER 380‐512 MHZ,

T7054A 112CPK0198 MOTOROLA GTR 8000 EXPANDABLE SITE SUBSYSTEM

AXS‐43 N/A SCHROFF FOUR‐POSTER CABINET, 43 RU

F4543A 4698PJ002W MOTOROLA SITE MANAGER BASIC

T7577A 147CPK0236 MOTOROLA GGM 8000 GATEWAY

LMC7003A‐R4 1311‐0000762 BLACKBOX 10/100‐ST SM PLUS

SC329HT1LDFG6 N/A

SINCLAIR‐

ANTENNAS LOW PIM COLLINEAR OMNI , 6 DBD GAIN

SC329HT1LDFG6 N/A

SINCLAIR‐

ANTENNAS LOW PIM COLLINEAR OMNI , 6 DBD GAIN

AXS‐43 N/A SCHROFF FOUR‐POSTER CABINET, 43 RU

YA3‐02512‐04R1 CC63518‐31A

SINCLAIR‐

ANTENNAS 4 CHANNEL TX COMBINER

89‐56‐05A 153114‐E TXRX PRESELECTOR 380‐420 MHZ 5 MHZ BW

DDX1000A N/A TXRX RECEIVER MULTICOUPLER 380‐512 MHZ,

T7054A 112CPK0202 MOTOROLA GTR 8000 EXPANDABLE SITE SUBSYSTEM

AXS‐43 N/A SCHROFF FOUR‐POSTER CABINET, 43 RU

F4543A N/A MOTOROLA SITE MANAGER BASIC

T7577A 147CPK0234 MOTOROLA GGM 8000 GATEWAY

LMC7003A‐R4 N/A BLACKBOX 10/100‐ST SM PLUS

SC329HT1LDFG6 N/A

SINCLAIR‐

ANTENNAS LOW PIM COLLINEAR OMNI , 6 DBD GAIN

SC329HT1LDFG6 N/A

SINCLAIR‐

ANTENNAS LOW PIM COLLINEAR OMNI , 6 DBD GAIN

4714‐001 V115607 VFP EQUIPMENT SHELTER

EATON 9170+ BF452T0011 EATON EATON ‐ MODEL 7170 + 660C 12‐SLOT

15124910100 8002294 GENERAC GENERATOR UNIT (35000W)

S710024 149761 GENERAC GENERATOR BASE TANK (500 GALLON)

W36A2‐A05XWXXXJ 309L133060000‐02 BARD AIR CONDITIONER (36000BTU)

W36L2‐A05XWXXXJ 309L1330600005‐02 BARD AIR CONDITIONER (36000BTU)

15124860100 787910 GENERAC INTERNAL TRANSFER SWITCH

1101‐808‐MM‐1 TR2013000427961 TRANSTECTOR SURGE PROTECTOR

1101‐808‐MM‐1 TR2013000428019 TRANSTECTOR SURGE PROTECTOR

MC4000‐A M133068987‐02 BARD

MC4000 SOLID STATE DUAL UNIT ‐ AIR

CONDITIONING CONTROLLER

55SS050 N/A ROHN 50 FT SST (TOWER)

RDH4516A N/A RADIOWAVES HPD4‐4.7 4‐FT.(1.2M), HP, 4.5‐5.0GH

GXTR09001032 1301003091AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 RACKMT 1000VA/900W, 32 MI

RDH4516A N/A RADIOWAVES HPD4‐4.7 4‐FT.(1.2M), HP, 4.5‐5.0GH

WB3041HH UIDACPP0003 CAMBIUM PTP 45600 FULL CONNECTORISED ‐ LINK

WB4149 N/A CAMBIUM PTP 600 SERIES UC‐APL INCLUDING 256B

T7577A 147CNX0244 MOTOROLA GGM 8000 GATEWAY

2610‐24 CN229ZT03X HP 2610‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

LMC7003A‐R4 1220‐00001958 BLACKBOX 10/100‐ST SM PLUS

T7038A 112CPK0446 MOTOROLA GCP 8000 SITE CONTROLLER

RM140A‐R2 N/A BLACKBOX SOHO CABINET

L3217A 124CPD0158 MOTOROLA MC2500 MULTI‐CHANNEL DESKSET

Z400 2UA3160PLD HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

B1933A 443CPK0484 MOTOROLA MOTOROLA VOICE PROCESSOR MODULE

ET1928L‐8CWM‐1‐GY‐3‐

GE897317 D13C005763

ELO

TOUCHSYSTEMS 19" LCD, BLACK WITH TOUCH 1928L

GXTT09001032 1301003091AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

T7577A 147CPK0294 MOTOROLA GGM 8000 GATEWAY

T7577A 147CPK0319 MOTOROLA GGM 8000 GATEWAY

2610‐24 N/A HP 2610‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

901‐9540 N/A ZETRON ZETRON MODEL 30 WITH SELCALL (901‐9

LMC7003A‐R4 1247‐00000166 BLACKBOX 10/100‐ST SM PLUS

GXTR09001032 1209402003AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 RACKMT 1000VA/900W, 32 MI

ET1928L‐8CWM‐1‐GY‐3‐

GE897317 N/A

ELO

TOUCHSYSTEMS 19" LCD, BLACK WITH TOUCH 1928L

AS192‐DK N/A NEC 19" LCD, BLACK, NON‐TOUCH

RM140A‐R2 N/A BLACKBOX SOHO CABINET

GXTR09001032 1209402008af313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 RACKMT 1000VA/900W, 32 MI

GXTT09001032 1209402045af313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

B1933A 443CPK0485 MOTOROLA MOTOROLA VOICE PROCESSOR MODULE

T7038A CM234ZT0DK MOTOROLA GCP 8000 SITE CONTROLLER

Z400 N/A HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

Z400 N/A HP Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7

2610‐24 N/A HP 2610‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

F4543A 469SPJ0036 MOTOROLA SITE MANAGER BASIC

T7577A 147CPK0298 MOTOROLA GGM 8000 GATEWAY

GXTT09001032 1209402005AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

2610‐24 2UA24012JF HP 2610‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

GXTT09001032 1302103067AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

T7577A 147CPK0301 MOTOROLA GGM 8000 GATEWAY

2610‐24 CN234ZT0J0 HP 2610‐24 ETHERNET SWITCH

GXTT09001032 1302103074AF313 EMERSON UPS, GXT3 TWR 1000VA/900W, 120V, 32

LMC7003A‐R4 1220‐00001960 BLACKBOX 10/100‐ST SM PLUS