Appendix 6

AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

AN ETHERNET 10BaseT BACKBONE COMPUTER NETWORK FOR HIGHLAND PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

SPECIFICATIONS

January 26, 1993


General Provisions and Terms

1.0 General

1.1 Austin Independent School District will require the equipment, cable, and installation of a backbone Ethernet 10BaseT computer network for Highland Park Elementary School.

1.2 This bid will provide a list of equipment needed but the bidder is responsible for submitting a response that comprises a working solution. Bidders Conference will be held at the Highland Park Elementary School, 4900 Fairview Drive, Austin, Texas on Wednesday, February 10, 1993 at 10:00 a.m.

1.3 The bid shall include:

- All components necessary for the installation of a 10BaseT Ethernet network in a star topology which shall be available in all classrooms, laboratories, library, and administrative offices in Highland Park Elementary School. Equipment must conform to IEEE 802.3, OSI 8203, Ethernet specifications using twisted pair cabling (10BaseT).

- The equipment shall include:

(2) central hubs consisting of multi-function 802.3/Ethernet backplane and associated components with full mounting hardware capable of supporting a total of 50 face-plates and 112 taps (expandable to 200 taps). The two central hubs, to be located in the Highland Park A/V Closet and CATV Closet, are to be interconnected using industry standard 62.5/125 multimode fiber optic cable. The fiber will terminate into a fiber Ethernet bridge in each of the hubs. The hubs must be configured with a bridge to permit 10BaseT repeaters (commonly referred to as hublets or 10BaseT hubs) to be used in classrooms without violating the IEEE 802.3 repeater limit rules.

(6) modular face-plates and (44) modular office wallboxes (see Attachment B), each of which can accommodate up to four 10BaseT MJ8 plugs.

(112) 10BaseT taps to accommodate 112 MJ8 plugs

(50) 8-pin Mud Plug cables 10 feet in length.

- Category 5 un-shielded twisted pair cabling in sufficient quantity to install four (4) 10BaseT circuits between each of 44 offices and classrooms and a central hub, and (24) 10BaseT circuits between the Media Center and a central hub. Category 5 un-shielded twisted pair wiring is capable of 100Mbps operation with networks such as FDDI.

- Industry standard 62.5/125 multimode fiber optic cable to interconnect the two network hubs.

- Installation of all cabling and network equipment components, connection of same and verification of proper operation.

- On-site equipment training for personnel (up to 8 persons, 12 hours each) specified by the Principal. Follow-up training as needed, and at least one review session prior to August 31, 1993. On-call assistance must be available and specified.

1.4 In all 44 classrooms and offices, only two 10BaseT taps in each faceplate are to be enabled in the initial implementation. In the Media Center (all) twenty four 10BaseT taps are to be enabled.

1.5 The central hub equipment must be capable of supporting all 112 enabled circuits and plugs, and the central hub enclosures must accommodate expansion equipment necessary to activate all 200 circuits and 200 MJ8 plugs.

1.6 All wiring and fiber must be compliant with the EIA/TIA-568 Commercial Building Wiring Standard.

1.7 It is understood that failure to mention any work which would normally be required to complete the installation shall not relieve the vendor of his responsibility to complete all tasks.

1.8 Your bid must follow the attached format to enable us to fully and fairly evaluate all of the bids received.

2.0 Scope of Work and Bids

2.1 The bidder shall furnish and price into the bid all supervision, labor, materials, tools, supplies, and services for the installation of all equipment and cabling. Work shall commence upon receipt of the purchase order and be completed 15 working days later.

2.2 The vendor shall provide, as part of the bid, the name and resume of the Project Manager who will have overall responsibility for this project. The manager shall not be reassigned without the prior consent of the Austin Independent School District Assistant Director for Telecommunications, Glen SMith. The resume shall identify comparable duties performed by the Project Manager within the past three years.

2.3 Bids shall be accompanied by a working plan which meets all the requirements stated in the bid. In the plan the bidder is required to state each of the steps necessary and the total man hours projected for said tasks.

3.0 Factors Affecting Contract Award

3.1 In addition to price of the equipment, the bidder's reliability, overall organization, and proven ability to perform and complete the contract in a scheduled manner will be considered in determining bidder responsibility.

4.0 General Specifications

4.1 Austin Independent School District reserves the right to change any tentative installation and/or cable wiring date for any reason and no additional cost will be claimed by the vendor. The vendor will, however, be notified immediately of any such change.

4.2 The vendor shall comply, at the vendor's own expense, with the provisions of all applicable state and municipal requirements and with all local, state, and federal laws applicable to the vendor as an employer of labor or as a contractor.

4.3 Equipment will have at least one year of warranty.

5.0 Governance

5.1 This contract shall be administered under the laws of the State of Texas. Both parties agree that venue for any litigation arising from this contract shall lie in Austin, Travis County, Texas.

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BID PAGE

QTY DESCRIPTION UNIT

PRICE TOTAL

Digital Equipment Corporation Equipment, or equivalent

(When other than D.E.C. furnish spec sheets)

1. Equipment for A/V Closet: Supports 26 face-plates and patching for up to 104 active taps. Initially will have active ports for 64 taps.

2 ea. DEHUB-BA ________ __________

DEChub 90 w/power

or Model and Brand ______________

1 ea. DEWGF-MA ________ __________ DECbridge90FL (no power)

or Model and Brand ______________

8 ea. DETMR-MA ________ __________ 8 port 10BaseT repeater (no power)

or Model and Brand ______________

2 ea. H3108-BA ________ __________ Patch panel frame w/6 inserts

or Model and Brand ______________

12 ea. H3107-L ________ __________ Patch insert 110-type punchdown

or Model and Brand ______________

2. Equipment for CATV Closet: Supports 24 face-plates and patching for up to 96 active taps. Initially will have active ports for 48 taps.

2 ea. DEHUB-BA ________ __________ DEChub 90 w/power

or Model and Brand ______________

1 ea. DEWGF-MA ________ __________ DECbridge90FL(no power)

or Model and Brand ______________

6 ea DETMR-MA ________ __________ 8 port 10BaseT repeater (no power)

or Model and Brand ______________

2 ea H3108-BA ________ _________

Patch panel frame w/6 inserts

or Model and Brand ______________

12 ea H3107-L ________ __________ Patch insert 110-type punchdown

or Model and Brand ______________

3. Faceplate Components: All faceplates will be Modular Office Wallboxes except those in the Media Center which will be Modular faceplates.(See Attachment B.)

For Media Center drops: (6 drops in total, 24 10BaseT taps)

1 ea H3111-C ________ __________ Modular faceplate w/blank inserts,

kit of eight

or Model and Brand ______________

4 ea H3112-F ________ __________ Snap Connectors UTP w/data icon,

kit of eight

or Model and Brand ______________

For classrooms and other drops: (44 drops in total, 176 10BaseT taps)

6 ea H3111-GC/CDB ________ __________ Modular Office Wallbox w/blank

inserts, Ivory, kit of 8

or Model and Brand ______________

24 ea H3112-F ________ __________ Snap Connectors UTP w/data icon,

kit of eight

or Model and Brand ______________

Cable

Category-5 10BastT un-shielded

twisted pair cable

Material ________ __________

Labor ________ __________

Industry standard 62.5/125

multimode fiber optic cable, two

fibers coming to each hub and two

leaving and terminated with ST

connectors, properly labelled

Material ________ __________

Labor ________ __________

4. Miscellaneous:

50 ea BN26K-03 ________ __________ 8-pin Mud Plug cable,

10 ft. length

or Model and Brand ______________

SUBTOTAL EQUIPMENT/CABLE __________

5. Installation Costs

A. Validate all equipment needed

is ordered ________ __________ B. Check wiring installation for

meeting specifications ________ __________ C. Inventory software delivery

before installing ________ __________ D. Load software into computers ________ __________ E. Install furnished Ethernet

cards, TechWorks LC 10T/Thin

into 37 Macintosh LC computers

F. Install furnished Ethernet card,

TechWorks SE/30 10T/Thin into

one Apple Macintosh SE-30

computer

G. Validate that Apple Macintosh

computers sign-on and perform

satisfactorily on the network ________ __________ H. Validate that all modular

plugs work ________ _________

I. Demonstrate that each computer

uses Type To Learn properly ________ __________

J. Demonstrate that all

peripherals work properly

as part of the system ________ __________

K. Get sign off from:

i. Principal

ii. Technology Coordinator

iii.Director of Telecommunications

6. Training Costs __________

7. Annual Maintenance Costs

beyond 1st year warranty _______/yr

GRAND TOTAL INCLUDING EQUIPMENT, CABLE, INSTALLATION

AND TRAINING

$___________________

Attachment A and Attachment B included from Digital Networking Design - school map and faceplate picture