All bid deadlines are 11:59pm Pacific Time the date of the bid deadline listed unless otherwise noted.
UPDATE: 12/30 – INFORMATION FOR BOTH MANDATORY SITE VISITS (HELD ON 1/6 AND 1/11): 9 am at the High School – 300 East Smith Ferry Road, Muskogee, 74403
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9 am for both dates. Go to the High School – 300 East Smith Ferry Road, Muskogee, 74403
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9 am for both dates. Go to the High School – 300 East Smith Ferry Road, Muskogee, 74403
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9 am for both dates. Go to the High School – 300 East Smith Ferry Road, Muskogee, 74403
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1. Are you interested in a 10 Gb network backbone?
The network at both campuses is already 10 Gb, except for some of the smaller uplinks where it's not needed.
2. What are the switches in the high school main closet?
Access layer drops connect to Dell N2000 POE series switches just like the other closets. All access layer switches aggregate into a Dell N4032 fiber aggregation switch, which handles core routing. Traffic is forwarded outbound from there to a SonicWALL firewall, and from there to the ISP.
3. Are the Dell switches capable of POE across all 48 ports?
Yes.
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Answer: The answer to this question varies by network closet. Per the information gathered during visual inspection of closets at the walkthroughs, all access layer switches within the same 19" equipment rack should be stacked. Cross-series stacking between different model switches by the same manufacturer in the same rack is not required if not supported (for example, an access layer 24 port switch is not required to be stacked with an N4032F core switch).
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Answer: Switch ports on access layer switches may be used for wireless access points, VOIP phones, computer access ports, video surveillance cameras or encoders, and electronic access control equipment. All access layer ports should support Auto MDIX, and auto-negotiate speeds at 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps, and 1Gbps. All ports should support both 802.3af and 802.3at power over Ethernet. VLAN information will be provided prior to installation.
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Answer: Any new network switches should be fully interoperable with the existing Dell Networking N-series switches. Current models include N2024P and N2048P for access layer connectivity. New switches should be compatible with existing backplane stacking. The network core switches at each campus are Dell N4032F. Fiber uplinks should be capable of SFP and SFP+ connectivity over both multi-mode and single-mode fiber, depending on the link.
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Yes, we would like wireless surveys from the winning vendor before installation to ensure proper channel re-use for avoiding co-channel contention and adjacent channel interference, as well to ensure adequate signal to noise ratio in covered areas.
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Answer: Any new wireless equipment should be configured for full interoperability with the existing Aerohive wireless network. This should include support for full configuration and reporting by the existing HiveManager virtual appliance, 802.11r-2008 BSS-FastTransition, and wireless mesh on-demand capability. HiveManager will provide remote configuration of SSIDs, VLAN assignment, and authentication for all compatible access points. Layer 1 requirements include 802.3af POE and 1Gbps connectivity.