RFI Answers for Storefront Locations.docx
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- Solicitation number
- W912JA-23-Q-0051
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This document contains answers to questions regarding internet and fax line requirements for a federal contract opportunity. The opportunity will provide fixed wireless internet solutions and eFax options for recruiting and retention storefront locations of the Alabama Army National Guard. Granite Telecommunications is the incumbent contractor under contract number W912JA22P0055. The opportunity will be awarded to a single contractor who will manage the installed internet and fax services. Acceptable solutions can include utilizing two internet service providers to facilitate the work. Site visits are not required and wireless broadband modems alone will provide sufficient WiFi coverage without additional access points.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Storefront Location Spreadsheet.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Statement of Work.docx | DOCX document | |
| Sam solicitation W912JA-23-Q-0051 KO.docx | DOCX document |
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QUESTIONS FOR INTERNET/FAX LINE REQUIREMENT
1. Is it an all or nothing award? It is an all award
2. Is project being awarded to multiple winners or to a single winner? Project will be awarded to a single winner
3. Is there a current Incumbent? Yes, Granite Telecommunications Granite Telecommunications, LLC 100 Newport Avenue Ext Quincy, MA 02171-1759 Contract Number: W912JA22P0055
4. Is there a current internet service provider (Phenix City)? Phenix City has no service at this location. Recently occupied this location in July.
5. What is currently installed in this location (Phenix City)? (routers, modems). See above. Will need a fixed wireless solution.
6. Will the R&R BN manage the internet once installed? Yes.
7. Would it be acceptable to utilize two different ISP companies to assist in the facilitation of the work? Yes, but that would be up to the Incumbent. As mentioned in the Statement of Work, Government pays who the contract is awarded to. Not the ISP company(s).
8. Is a site visit required? No, a site visit is not required.
9. Is a fixed wireless solution for the internet component meeting speed requirements acceptable? Or is wired the only option? Wireless solution. No wired.
10. Are we connecting a fax machine or is eFAX an option? If fax machine, are we connecting through a 66 block? eFax is an option.
11. Can the government confirm if wireless access points are required or will the wireless broadband modem provide sufficient WiFi coverage? The wireless broadband modem will provide sufficient coverage.
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