Yes. My understanding is that once a purchase passes a certain dollar threshold compliance to the BAA is no longer required and is instead compliance to the TAA is required.

Delivery will be at a full-size loading dock. There is no requirement for inside delivery

Alternatives are welcome. Specific make/model is not required

We would need enough rail kits to mount all equipment. Please adjust items accordingly.

Yes, as long as items are BAA/TAA compliant

1 - No installation services required 2 - Yes. Equipment only. 3 - Yes, the delivery address has a full-sizted loading dock 4 - No, we do not require inside delivery services 5 - Yes, we have on-site personnel to receive equipment 6 - All units will be delivered to the same delivery address

No, but equivalent items are allowed.

Yes. Equipment must be BAA or TAA compliant.

Extended until Tuesday 26SEP23.

Extended until next Friday (22 SEP 23)

Full address is as follows - TO DODAAC: W91LCR PB DODAAC: W504BH PB UIC: WH03PB 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) SSA ATTN: CW4 Andrews, Demarco R. (270)798-5971 BLDG 6252, 42nd Street Fort Campbell, KY 42223 Shipping lables and requirments should be in accordance with DLA conventions. Information can be found at https://www.dla.mil/Logistics-Operations/Packaging/#marking

Our buildings utilize separate communications rooms based on the classification of the network they are supporting, and some buildings have multiple communications rooms for the same network. Each of these rooms require UPS support. Currently verifying, but it is believed the 1x location with over 25kW of equipment has at least two circuits running to it, having one set of equipment (switches, UPS and converter) on one circut and a set on a second circuit.

There are forty-two buildings that each have four 9300 series 48 port POE switches (C9300-48U) along with an encryption device which uses a 65W power supply. There is one building that has two 9400 series chassis switch with POE enabled, each requiring a minimum of four of their 3200W power modules to be plugged in. This building also runs an encrption device using a 65W power supply. This building has 208V power in the communications room and requires the UPS (or combination of UPS and down converter) to produce 120V power for the switches.

Wattage can vary from what is requested as long as it meets the general requirement. Deadline has been extended until 9/15. Deadline can continue to be extended if requested.

Please revise offers to make sure equipment is compatible and safe. The transformer can be selected to match the UPS or vice versa.

There are forty-two buildings that each have four 9300 series 48 port POE switches along with an encryption device which uses a 65W power supply. There is one building that has two 9400 series chassis switch with POE enabled, each requiring a minimum of four of their 3200W power modules to be plugged in. This building also runs an encrption device using a 65W power supply. This building has 208V power in the communications room and requires the UPS (or combination of UPS and down converter) to produce 120V power for the switches.

Extended till 9/15/2023.

Here's some additional information in an attempt to answer the questions asked: UPS should be rackmount style. Equipment on the UPS are variable per building. Currently in system are 3x 208V UPS SRT5KRMXLT with 3x AP9629 down converters for our facilities that utilize 208V power and all other facilities use the 120V UPS SUA2200RM2U. All must be replaced. Should have a minimum of 10 minutes of runtime at full load in case of an outage. External batteries can be utilized to reach this time. All UPS will usually be on standard shore power. Select facilities do have generator backups in case of power failure. No network management required. No environmental montioring required. Recommend only UPS usable in 2-post racks. No additional warranties are required. If this information is not enough, please submit another question. We're currently performing equipment surveys of the facilities to get further defined lists of equipment that must be supported by these UPS but wanted to get the initial group of questions answered quickly.