11-15 Exhibits to Resolution Awarding Contract for 911 System Maintenance and Repair.pdf

3.13 SHORT-RANGE, POINT-TO-POINT WIRELESS LINKS High-speed, fixed, wireless connectivity is an efficient way to link LAN segments. In many instances, multiple buildings form a functional entity in which the people in the various sites need to function as if they are under one roof. This type of environment is commonly called a campus environment. This type of connectivity may also be utilized to connect remote security devices such as alarm systems and surveillance cameras. Examples of campus environments include multi-building corporate complexes; university and college campuses; schools within a school board district; metropolitan (municipal) governments operating out of multiple buildings; hospitals; utilities; and metro disaster-recovery networks. A number of wireless-technology choices are available for interconnecting the buildings within a campus LAN. These tend to fall into the following basic categories: Free-air optics 60/80-GHz, 5.8-GHz and 24-GHz unlicensed Licensed 6 to 38 GHz In order to provide continuity and support for existing systems, award(s) for maintenance, moves, changes, upgrades and add-ons will be made for the following brands: • Kaval • Motorola • Alvarion • Ceragon • Bridge Wave • Cisco 3.13.1 REQUIREMENTS • Contractor’s proposed system(s) must support speeds of at least 50 megabits per second. • Contractor must provide a complete solution including site analysis, installation, frequency licensing, if necessary, and final testing. • All proposed microwave equipment, radios and antennas, must conform to FCC regulations (Part 101 of Title 47) Fixed Microwave Service. • Proposal shall only include the required hardware and software necessary to provide the complete communications link between two points. Equipment that will be supported via this link that is not included in other parts of this RFP shall not be considered as part of a contract resulting from this Request for Proposal. • The Contractor shall provide detail and pricing regarding the proposed system(s) on Schedule Q of this RFP. 3.14 UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY (UPS) The proposed UPS shall be capable of providing continuous power to the equipment for one (1) hour in the event that the original power

Q of this RFP. 3.14 UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY (UPS) The proposed UPS shall be capable of providing continuous power to the equipment for one (1) hour in the event that the original power supply shuts down. The UPS proposed shall be capable of operating equipment comparable to a small electronic key telephone system to a large PBX telephone system. 25