Equipment and Licensing Sample Clauses

Equipment and Licensing. RFE’s twelve existing remote offices that already have VSAT services have some of the following equipment installed: Please see attached equipment list for detail on what VSAT equipment is currently installed and kept as cold standby in each of our sites. Cisco 2800 series router Mayah Centauri Codec Cisco Catalyst 3560G series switch Cisco Unified Communication Manager [Express] + IP phones Cisco VT Advantage video telephony This equipment should be, if possible, still used. However for all future remote sites it would be beneficial if no new equipment, other than LAN devices and Mayah codecs, would need to be purchased by RFE. If the VSAT equipment provided by the vendor can support the same type of capabilities as the router with its interfaces, that would be best for RFE. RFE maintains a set of cold spare devices as outlined in section 2.11 at each site. Therefore Offeror does not need to consider this in its proposal. RFE will need Offeror to provide maintenance support in each site based on the table in section 2.13. If a RFE-owned device is found to be faulty, Offeror will have its Field Service Provider in each location perform the necessary labor to swap faulty device. Offeror, in its offer, should price this separately from the space segment prices. RFE should have option to purchase new equipment through the Offeror. RFE has the proper government licenses to operate its VSAT network in each remote site. However Offeror should extend and/or apply for licenses on behalf of RFE with RFE paying for the license fess and management costs.
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