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Referenced RFP Section Question Answer 1 Section 2.07

The Cisco phones are all Gigabit where specified. Since the Cisco phones are being held as the standard, can it required that all phones that will be submitted to be NATIVE gigabit so true equivalent models can be submitted from Avaya and Mitel? The standard Mitel phone will be modified to be the Mitel 5360 to be equivalent with gigabit pass through and a color display. The basic phone type will be acceptable to have gigabit pass through provided in the stand.

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Section 2.03, Item C

It looks like you are asking for 2960S’s in the “Distribution” switches but it is calling for a maximum stack of 8 switches and stack speed of 64 Gig. Can you clarify if these switches must be 2960S’s since these will go up to 4 in a stack or will you accept Cisco 4500 series bundles with Sup 7 L-E’s and network blades to provide the port counts or Cisco 3750X stacks? The Cisco 2960S is the minimum requirement, but betterment is acceptable and will be considered. Where stack is greater than 4, the vendor shall utilize multiple stacks each with a dual connection to the core. Utilizing 4500 series or 3750 series is acceptable as a single stack.

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Can the technical and business proposal be within the same binder or do you want separate responses to cover these (binder for technical and binder for business)? No. The technical and business proposals shall be in separate binders.

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Section 1.04

Will DCSOIT consider paying for an annual maintenance agreement instead of monthly?

Yes.

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Regarding the fax server, how many simultaneous outgoing faxes/ports will this need to support? 2-4 outgoing ports, the system should have a sending Que so if it exceeds the avaible ports its sends the fax as soon as one is available.

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Having the stacking ability of the 2960S being just 4 allows us to clarify if they would/need to consider other switching alternatives such as the 3750X.Will you be considering alternatives ? Like the above statement ? Yes, alternatives will be considered, as long as they are the manufacturers specified in the RFP.

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Section III, Paragraph

2.07, Page 27

The Cisco and Avaya phones listed are all Gigabit phones. The Mitel are not gigabit natively (except the 5360). Does the county require all phones to be NATIVE gigabit?

See the answer to Question 1.

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Page 83, Section C.1

We request that Douglas County consider revising this requirement as many of the sections currently covered by this request do not require any response. "Understand and Comply" can be used where the requirement does not necessitate any response beyond that.

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Section IV,

Paragraph 2.03, Page

51

Does the County require the Cisco switch to be model 2960S or can an equivalent Cisco product?

See the answer to Question 2.

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Section I, Page 7

What is meant by text recording? Does the County want a desktop screen recording? System text messages are through an application that runs on the desktop platform that allows you to send text messages to anyone in the system. Text recording shall capture these text messages. Text recording shall NOT be a desktop screen capture.

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Section I, Page 7

Are there any other kind of video sources to be recorded other than IP Video Stations?

No.

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Section I, Page 7

Which Telephony System (Make, Model and Version) is installed at present? Is it analog or IP based? The existing phone system is a digital Mitel solution. Additional inforamation will be provided to the winning vendor.

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Section I, Page 7

Are there any other applications such as voicemail, contact center, paging system, emergency responder, fax system etc. integrated with telephony system? Only those applications in the scope of the RFP require integration.

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Section I, Page 7

Is there any existing documentation for existing telephony system for call flow and the other application integration? Existing documentation shall be provided to the winning vendor.

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Section I, Page 8

How many users and phones need to be transition from old system to new system? Are these users and phone counts same as mentioned in SECTION VIII? Refer to "Schedule of New Desksets" for quantities and locations.

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Section I, Page 8

What kind of existing phone models do you have? Is there a requirement to use existing phones with new phone system?

N/A. No.

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Section I, Page 8

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Section I, Page 8

How many DIDs and Toll free numbers exist?

N

/A. Refer to the Schedule of New Desksets for

quantities.

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Section II, Page 10

As mentioned under Sec II, 1.01 (Page 10) Point D, the communications infrastructure and cabling systems in the facility will be installed as a part of the telecommunications cabling contractor’s scope under a separate contract. But this point says that the provision of manufactured components, installation, wiring and testing shall be the responsibility of a sin

gle Contractor.

Work under the scope of the RFP, shall be the responsibility of a single contractor.

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Section II, Page 10

Can you please clarify who is going to test the wiring and other systems which are provisioned and installed under separate contract by separate contractor? The Cabling Systems Contractor shall test the cabling that is installed under a separate contract.

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Section II, Page 14

How many Auto Attendants are configured in existing phone system? There are three existing auto attendants but, more are described in the RFP.

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Section II, Page 14

Do you have a flow chart or documentation for it?

Documentation will be provided to the winning vendor.

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Section II, Page 14

Is it programmed in the telephony system or on other application server? Programming information will be provided to the winning vendor during the LAN workshops.

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Section III, Page 18

How is the paging system integrated with existing telephony system? N/A. The Contractor shall coordinate with the Structured Cabling Vendor to gather requirements of newly installed paging system.

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Section III, Page 18

Is it analog or IP based?

See the answer to Question 24.

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Section III, Page 18

What are the make, model and version of the system?

See the answer to Question 24.

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Section III, Page 18

How many simultaneous paging sessions has been configured?

See the answer to Question 24.

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Section III, Page 18

Do you have any documentation for it?

Documentation will be provided to the winning bidder.

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Section III, Page 27

In this point it is mentioned that the Attendant Console equipment requirement as Cisco 7945G with EM. But under Section III, 2.06 (Page 26) Point J, it states that the desk set type for Attendant Console shall be an Enhanced Set (which is Cisco 7975G) with expansion modules or equivalent. Please confirm the IP Station set for Attendant Console. The Attendant Console shall be the Cisco 7975G with the EM.

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Section III, Page 38

1. What is the total daily volume of fax pages sent and received currently?

Roughly

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2. Are there peak periods during which fax volume spikes?

Programming requirements and paraments shall be defined in the LAN workshops.

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3. What is the tolerance for busy signals amongst those sending faxes to your company?

See the answer to Question 31.

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4. How time sensitive are outbound faxes?

See the answer to Question 31.

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5. What percentage of faxes would you consider mission critical to your profitability that if not received will affect your company’s revenue or sales capabilities?

See the answer to Question 31.

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6. By what percentage do you expect your total fax volume to increase over the next 24 months?

See the answer to Question 31.

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7. Do you want inbound faxes to be routed to the recipient’s workstation automatically using DID/DNIS routing?

See the answer to Question 31.

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8. Do documents you need to fax manually usually originate in PDF?

See the answer to Question 31.

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9. How many standalone fax machines are used today?

See the answer to Question 31.

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10. Would you like to automatically send documents from your company’s accounting system, ERP, CRM, or other internal solution to Fax Server?

See the answer to Question 31.

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a. If yes, which systems would you like to integrate with Fax Server?

See the answer to Question 31.

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11. Does your company have a Virtualized environment? (VMware/HyperV/Other)

See the answer to Question 31.

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12. Do you have software to allow archival of your faxes?

See the answer to Question 31.

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13. If you want to fax from an Multi-Function Device through the Fax Server to retain a copy of the fax and all log data:

See the answer to Question 31.

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a. How many Multi-Function Devices are in use today?

See the answer to Question 31.

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b. Which type (manufacturer and model numbers)?

See the answer to Question 31.

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14. Do you want faxes to be automatically delivered to:

See the answer to Question 31.

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a. Specific Individuals?

See the answer to Question 31.

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b. Departments?

See the answer to Question 31.

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c. Network folders?

See the answer to Question 31.

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d. Applications?

See the answer to Question 31.

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15. What is your business continuity requirement?

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a. High Availability?

See the answer to Question 31.

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b. Disaster Recovery?

See the answer to Question 31.

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c. Cold Spares?

See the answer to Question 31.

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16. Does the County currently use technology to assist with business continuity?

See the answer to Question 31.

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Section III, Page 38

Please provide the Paging System Riser diagram.

Documentation will be provided to the winning vendor.

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Section III, Page 38

Are there separate paging systems for admin and security?

No.

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Section III, Page 39

Does the County have an existing E-911 Solution which it wants to integrate with new phone system or is this a new requirement? If the County has an existing E-911 solution which it wants to integrate with new phone system, please provide the details of the system.

It is a new system.

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Section III, Page 39

What kind of Radio system does the County use?

Motorolla VHF.

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Section III, Page 39

What types of interfaces are available to integrate with phone system? The Contractor shall coodinate and provide any necessary interface.

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Section III, Page 39

Is it integrated with existing telephony system and recording server?

N/A.

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Section III, Page 39

Is it integrated with any other application?

N

/A.

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Section IV, Page 56

Please provide the ASA firewall licensing requirements: How many SSL, AnyConnect and IPSEC VPN licenses needed? Include 200 AnyConnect Licenses, the IPSEC vpn licenses are included with the Firewall.

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Section I, Page 6

1. Are there any other locations other than DCADLEC that need wireless network infrastructure/coverage? Refer to WAP locations on the floorplans for coverage requirements.

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Section I, Page 6

2. What is the user density of each location?

User density can be determined from floorplans.

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Section I, Page 6

3. Do you require any outdoor wireless? Where?

No.

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Section I, Page 6

4. Do you want the wireless network to support wireless IP phone and with roaming capability?

Yes.

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Section IV, page 54

What are the three security channels which caused the channel limitations? Those channels will be provided to the winning vendor.

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Will Douglas County require references from equally sized counties or municipalities based on citizen population in the metro area to ensure proximity and expertise to support the proposed system?

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70 Will Douglas County require P&L statements for the last three years from the manufacturer

as an indication of financial health

and ability to continue From a business continuance perspective what would the county consider an ideal plan for a fully redundant solution with cost as a non factor?

Douglas County would prefer P&L statements.

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Section 2.07

Please confirm the county wishes to receive quotes with native gigabit phones from all vendors?

See the answer to Question 1.

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In Section 2.03, Item

C

In Section 2.03, item C in the “Distribution” switches asking for a maximum stack of 8 switches and stack speed of 64 Gig. Please clarify if these switches must be 2960S’s and if the county would consider a more cost effective solution with the XXXX series bundles with Sup 7 L-E’s or XXXX stacks)?

See the answer to Question 2.

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Is there a plan to later incorporate departmental video using the underlying infrastructure or will the county consider a non Cisco distribution layer for video? Yes, the County will consider a non Cisco distribution layer.

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In the alternative specifications it appears that not all of the phones are Gigabit Ethernet enabled. Is it a requirement that all phones be capable of Gigabit Ethernet?

See the answer to Question 1.

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If it is more cost effective with no sacrifice in performance can other Ethernet Switching be bid as long as it is with the specified manufacturer(s)?

Yes.

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In regards to redundancy please specify by product if possible the redundancy requirements for Call Processing Servers and Server Power Redundancy. Location requirements of redundant call processor if any. Will be they be split across data centers or a second location? Gateway Redundancy and Gateway Power Redundancy. If a redundant gateway is required will the PRI circuits be split among the two gateways? Will the Gateways be split across a data centers or a second location? Call processing servers and server power shall be redundant. All equipment shall be housed in the MDF. There is no requirement for gateway redundancy.

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For E-911 will the specific location data specified in the RFP be required to be delivered to the PSAP when a 911 call is invoked.

Yes.

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Section 2.07

I noticed in section 2.07 you mentioned the phone models, you gave Cisco phones and Cisco equivalents for Mitel and Avaya. The Cisco and Avaya phones are all Gigabit phones; the Mitel are not gigabit natively (except the 5360). Do you want all phones submitted to be NATIVE gigabit? Mitel doesn’t have any native gig phones except the 5360. They will however, replace the base stand of the phone with a gigabit stand. Mitel’s price will be artificially low. If we are not clear of the needs.

See the answer to Question 1.

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Section 2.03, item C

It looks like you are asking for 2960S’s in the “Distribution” switches but you are asking for a maximum stack of 8 switches and stack speed of 64 Gig. Can you clarify if these switches must be 2960S’s?

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