Project Id: Ba 2018 C 011 I Schedule A: Part 2 - Page 31 Rev 0 Construction of Additional Facilities For The Community College of Qatar - Boys

STATE OF QATAR SCHEDULE A: PROJECT BRIEF
ASHGHAL PART 2: SPECIFICATION, CODES AND REQUIREMENTS

B. PROJECT SPECIFICATION
D. IT NETWORK SOLUTION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 GENERAL
1.1 Work Description

1.2 Documentation
1.3 Manufacturer and Installer Qualifications
1.4 Reference Standards
1.5 System Description and Requirements
2.0 PRODUCTS
2.1 Augmented Category 6A S/FTP Cable

2.2 Shielded modular RJ-45 jack
2.3 Augmented Category 6A Shielded Patch Cords

2.4 Faceplate
2.5 Backboxes
2.6 Floor box outlet
2.7 Intelligent Patch Panel
2.8 Backbone cabling
2.9 Fibre Optic Patch Panel
2.10 Connectors & fiber patch leads
2.11 Splices
2.12 Pigtails
2.13 Panel Manager
2.14 Data cabinets/Rack
2.15 Intelligent power distribution units
3.0 EXECUTION
3.1 Supervision
3.2 Workshop Drawings
3.3 Coordination
3.4 Cabling System Testing
3.5 Grounding and Bonding
3.6 Labeling
3.7 Warranty
3.8 Cabling System Acceptance
3.9 Final Inspection
3.10 Test Verification
3.11 Final Acceptance
3.12 Training
PROJECT ID: BA 2018 C 011 I Schedule A: Part 2 – Page 31 Rev 0

Construction of Additional Facilities for the Community College of Qatar - Boys
D. IT NETWORK SYSTEM
1.0 GENERAL
1.1 Work Description
This section describes the basic requirements for the supply, installation, testing and
commissioning of fully functional IT system network for the project. This shall include
horizontal cabling & backbone fibre optic cabling for data/voice, CCTV, BMS, AV system
& other ELV system.
The system is to be supplied with all equipment, hardware, software, cabling and
ancillary services as required to provide an integrated system complete and functional in
all respects. The tenderers are to familiarize themselves with all matters related to such
requirement and to account for such in the tendered price.
It is the responsibility of the tenderer to obtain clarification of all matters in which doubt
exists as to the exact intent of this document or in which a conflict appears to have
arisen. Such information must be obtained before the closing and lodging of tenders.
The response shall clearly detail all pricing for components, cabling, installation,
engineering, training, commissioning, setting to work, and 12 months comprehensive
warranty.
1.2 Documentation
The following are the list of documentations required as minimum under this contract.
1.2.1 Material Submittal
Material submittal shall be comprehensive and shall include the following as minimum
Brief description of system operation, functions and control sequences.
Schedule of all equipment with model number, names of manufacturers and country of
origin
Product data sheets highlighting the selected model of proposed equipment. Product
data sheets of all components shall be submitted.
Software provider's license agreement stating limits on use, copying, and transferring
software.
Copy of contract specifications complete with clause wise compliance statement.
1.2.2 Workshop Drawings
Lay out drawings complete with cable sizing, cable routing, containment sizing, location
of equipment, power requirements and data ports for system components, etc and
installation details of door hardware. Drawings shall also indicate requirements of access
panels, data, power etc.

1.2.3 As-built drawings
Submit number of sets of final as-built drawings as indicated in the contract documents
including the above items marked up with labels of each component.
1.2.4 Operation & Maintenance Manual
Descriptive data of all operating, user and application software including complete
operators manuals, programmer’s manuals, and alphanumeric point name convention
sheet.
Provide final documentation to serve the diverse needs of personnel concerned with
operation, procurement, installation and maintenance.
Operation & Maintenance manuals shall be complete with preventive maintenance

schedules, procedures and troubleshooting procedures.
1.2.5 Training Manual
Shall include CV's of trainers, brief description of the installed system, preventive and
breakdown maintenance procedures and training mode.
Training agenda covering training mode, duration, number of trainees in each session
etc. shall be submitted at least three weeks prior to the training.
1.3 Manufacturer & Installer Qualifications
The system shall be engineered, commissioned and serviced by the manufacturer or

manufacturer's authorized systems integrator employing factory trained personnel for
commissioning and after sales support. Materials and equipment shall be the catalogued
products of manufacturers regularly engaged in production of access control equipment
and the products proposed shall be the latest versions commercially available at the time
of the bid.
The manufacturer shall be ISO-9002 and ISO 9001 certified for Quality Assurance in
Production, Installation and Servicing.
The specialist shall obtain and submit a written undertaking from the manufacturer that
the spare parts of the system proposed will be made available upon request for at least
10 years from the date of substantial completion. In addition, the manufacturer shall
undertake to ensure forward compatibility of the proposed equipment for at least 15
years.
1.3.1 The Structured Cabling system (SCS) contractor qualification criteria
The SCS Contractor shall be eligible to requesting the manufacturer 25-Year system
Performance warranty on the Installed systems. Copy of a valid agreement or
certification letter shall be included in the tender documents.
1.4 Reference Standards

The cabling system described in this specification is derived in part from the
recommendations made in industry standard documents. The lists of documents below
have bearing on the desired cabling infrastructure are incorporated into this specification
by reference:
Standards Description
ISO/IEC 11801:2002
Information technology - Generic cabling for customer premises
/ Amd 2:2010
ISO/IEC TR Information technology – Customer premises cabling for
24704:2004 wireless access points (WAP)
Information technology – Generic cabling – introduction to the
ISO/IEC 29106:2007
MICE environmental classification
Information technology – telecommunications cabling
ISO/IEC 29125:2010 requirements for remote powering of terminal equipment (PoE –
End)
Implementation and operation of customer premises cabling –
ISO/IEC 14763-2
Part 2: Planning and Installation
Information technology - Generic cabling systems - Part 1:
EN 50173-1:2011
General requirements
EN 50174-2:2009 + Information technology - Cabling installation - Part 2: Installation
A1:2011 planning and practices inside buildings
Installation technology. Cabling installation. Part 3: Installation
EN 50174-3:2003
planning and practices outside buildings
TIA-568-C.0 Adm 1 Generic telecommunications cabling for customer premises
Commercial building telecommunications cabling
TIA-568-C.1
Adm. 2 -General Updates
Balanced twisted-pair telecommunications cabling and
TIA-568-C.2
components
Optical fibre cabling components
TIA-568-C.3 Adm. 1 - Addition of OM4 Cabled Optical Fibre and array
connectors
Customer-owned outside plant telecommunication infrastructure
TIA-758
standard (TR-42.4)
Commercial Building Standard for Telecommunications
TIA-569-B
Pathways and Spaces
Generic Telecommunications Bonding and Grounding (Earthing)
TIA-607-B
for customer premises
Administration standard for the commercial telecommunications
TIA-606-A
infrastructure
If a conflict exists between applicable documents, then the order in the list above shall
dictate the order of precedence in resolving conflicts. If this document and any of the
documents listed above are in conflict, then the more stringent requirement shall apply.
1.5 System Description and Requirements
The structured cabling network specified under this section includes providing complete
IP solution connectivity and cabling required for data & voice, CCTV, BMS, AV system
etc. as per IT network schematics. Contractor to connect all proposed IDF racks in each
ELV room & building to the main network rack at server room in building B1.

Selection of all the modules, core switches, other passive & active equipment’s required
for the complete functioning of system shall be as per the client requirement & shall be
the latest models available in market.
Active equipment like switches, routers, WLAN controllers etc. required to achieve this
connectivity will be provided by the specialist employed by the client for ‘Ethernet LAN’.
1.5.1 The Structured Cabling Network
The structured cabling network shall be based on single-manufacturer solution for the
STP Category 6A and Fiber Optic (FO) System systems.
The Category 6A and FO systems shall be backed by the manufacturer 25-Year System
performance warranty. The system warranty shall be facilitated by the SCS
CONTRACTOR and be established between the Manufacturer and the Customer.
The warranty will cover the components and labor associated with the
repair/replacement of any defective link within the warranty period, when the defect is a
valid warranty claim.
1.5.2 Horizontal Cabling Product Specifications
The horizontal cabling shall be based on Shielded Cat 6A or higher category

components. The horizontal cabling system must be tested and warranted for cat6A
performance in compliance with the latest draft standard TIA/EIA 568B-10 or ISO/IEC
11801 for Class Ea that will be available at the time of the system testing.
1.5.3 Structure Cabling Infrastructure Requirements:
Structure cabling must be fully supported, contained and managed along its entire
length. Cabling must be routed and secured, fixed or positioned upon designated
‘Communication Containment’.
The SCS Contractor shall ensure the containment system is suitable and adequate
under the standards of this specification and against those set by the manufacture
company of the structure cabling system.
1.5.4 Special Requirements
The Contractor shall consult the OOREDOO not less than one month before it is
proposed to commence work to ascertain whether any underground installations will
be affected by the proposed works, in which event the Contractor shall make all
necessary arrangements with OOREDOO to safe guard the installation.
The Contractor shall give at least one week’s notice in writing to OOREDOO of the
dates upon which it is intended to operate plant or equipment or carryout work for
which permission has been given in writing by OOREDOO; such operations of work
shall only be carried out in the presence of OOREDOO unless notice shall be
obtained in writing from OOREDOO that they do not require to be present.
OOREDOO may require work to be executed on the reinstallations during the period
of the Contract; the Contractor shall afford all facilities to OOREDOO’s contractors or
workmen until their diversion work is complete. The Contractor shall co-ordinate the
work of OOREDOO and his own activities and when necessary shall amend his

programme of work to suit all requirements of OOREDOO in connection with their
diversion work and keep the Engineer informed in writing of all arrangements made.
2.0 PRODUCTS
All components of the proposed system shall be from one of the approved
manufacturers. In the event of unavoidable use of a third party product, the base
manufacturer shall undertake the responsibility for the same and include the said third
party component in the 20 year certification.
2.1 Augmented Category 6A S/FTP Cable
Cat 6A S/FTP cables shall meet the following requirement.
 Shall exceeds requirements of ISO 11801 Class EA and ANSI/TIA-568-C.2 Category

6A channel standards
 Shall meets or exceeds the requirements of IEC 61156-5 Category 6A component
standards at swept frequencies up to 600 MHz
 Category 6A, low smoke zero halogen (LSZH), 4-pair, S/FTP shielded copper cable.
Copper conductors are 23 AWG constructions with foamed skin PE insulation.
Conductors are twisted in pairs, each covered by a foil shield, surrounded by an
overall braided shield, and protected by a LSZH jacket. Performance tested up to
1000 MHz
 Individually foiled pairs prevent the coupling near-end and alien crosstalk between
twisted pairs to ensure 10GBASE-T transmission performance
 Braided shield provides superior structural integrity and reduces low frequency
external interference to ensure exceptional cable performance at all swept
frequencies up to 1500 MHz
 Flame rated to meet IEC 60754-2, IEC 61034 and IEC 60332-1-24
 Installation temperature range: 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F)
 Operating temperature range: -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
 Channel characterized to 1000 MHz, 400 MHz beyond the standard
 Descending cable length markings enable easy identification of remaining cable
which reduces installation time and cable scrap
2.2 Shielded Modular RJ45 Jack
 Cable terminations must be LSA or 110 Insulation Displacement Connectors (IDC).

 Connector style to be RJ45
 Toolless Termination
 Maximum outlet depth of 29mm
 Lifetime Product Warranty
 Must have current independent third party approval status to a minimum of ISO/IEC
11801 component level.
2.3 Augmented Category 6A Shielded Patch Cords
 Category 6A/Class EA STP interconnect patch cords shall be constructed of 26 AWG

stranded copper cable with Intelligent Patch Panel Plug on one end and a LED
switch modular plug on the other end.
 Copper conductors in patch cable shall be twisted in pairs and separated by a
quadrant separator.
 All four pairs shall be surrounded by MaTriX tape. An additional 26 AWG conductor

pair shall surround the MaTriX tape to connect the LED switch plug to 9th and 10th
contacts on the intelligent Patch Panel Plug.
 A flame retardant jacket shall cover all conductors.
 The MaTriX tape shall suppress alien crosstalk and allow 10 Gb/s transmission.
Patch cords shall be used in conjunction with intelligent patch panels and exclusively
for interconnect architectures.
 Certified channel performance in a 4-connector configuration up to100 meters and
exceeds the requirements of ANSI/TIA-568-C.2 Category 6A and ISO 11801 Class
EA standards for supporting 10GBASE-T transmission over twisted-pair cabling
systems
 Certified component performance to the ANSI/TIA-968-A component standard for
supporting 10GBASE-T transmission over twisted-pair cabling systems
 Shall meet IEC 60603-7
 Shall meet requirements of IEEE 802.3af and IEEE 802.3at for PoE applications
 Switch/server Communicates connection status between switch/server port detection
and Intelligent Patch Panels
 LEDs aid in patch cord tracing and connectivity changes at the switch end and to
identify unauthorized removals or insertions
 Ninth conductor shall provide continuity through the patch cord enabling the
intelligent System to monitor connectivity without interfering with Ethernet
performance
2.4 Faceplate
Drywall faceplates are to be white plastic and flush mounted. Faceplate shall be UK size
standard single gang 1 or 2-Port angled with shutters, or double gang 3 or 4-port angles
with shutters.
2.5 Back Boxes
These shall be supplied by others. Back boxes should be UK size standard, and of a
sufficient depth of 2 inches minimum as to allow the jack and terminated cable to be
installed, without exceeding the manufacturers recommended cable bend radius.
2.6 Floor box outlet
The floor box shall provide sufficient depth of 2 inches minimum as to allow the jack
and terminated cable to be installed, without exceeding the manufacturers recommended
cable bend radius.
Floor box shall support minimum of 2 jacks and 2 power sockets.
2.7 Intelligent Patch Panel
Patch panel shall be cross connect intelligent smart type. Patch panels shall comply with
the following minimum specification.
 The modular patch panel shall be choice of an installation that is fully intelligent or
“intelligent ready” for future upgrades. The modular patch panel design shall
accommodate copper RJ45 jack modules. The front of the panel shall include multi-
colored LEDs located above each port that indicate the connectivity status, as well as
multi-functional push buttons (when intelligence modules have been connected) for
diagnostic and configuration navigation. The panel shall offer a “common” method for
labeling in compliance with TIA/EIA 606-A-1 labeling standards.
 Shall support fully intelligent interconnect and cross-connect architectures
 Accommodates intelligence modules on the back of the panel that utilize no

additional rack space (zero RU)
 Support visual guidance (such as LEDs) for patch cord tracing and
Move/Add/Change (MAC) orders
 Mount to standard EIA 19" rack or 23" racks with optional extender bracket
 Accepts pre-terminated cassette and jack Module Modules
 Accepts 9th Pin patch cord
 Shall have Life time product warranty
2.8 Backbone Cabling
Fiber optic backbone shall be provided to connect the IDF rack in each ELV room/
building to the network rack at server room at building B1.
It is the SCS responsibility to ensure that all FO backbone links are correctly polarized in
order to have a transmit fiber at one end connected to a receive fiber at the other end of
a Link.
The performance of the installed fibre optic cable plant shall support bandwidth-intensive
applications including 1Gbit/s through 10Gbit/s and beyond as defined in IEEE 802.3z,
802.3ae, 802.3aq and 802.3ak Standards.
OS2, Optical Cable Performance levels:
Wave Length Max. Fibre Typical Cabled

(nm) Attenuation (dB/Km) Attenuation (dB/KM)
1310 0.40 0.32
1550 0.30 0.21
2.9 Fiber Optic Patch Panel
Intelligent Fiber optic patch shall meet with the following minimum specification.
 Provides ready real-time physical layer management to the fiber channels in the
network
 An easily-accessible future integrated mechanism for mounting intelligent module
simplifies installation and maintenance
 Enhances usability and maintainability through an enclosure and drawer design that
allows for easy access to the fiber connectivity
 An easily-accessible integrated mechanism for mounting a Management module
simplifies installation and maintenance
 Support fully intelligent interconnect and cross-connect architectures
 Accommodates intelligence modules in the back of the patch panel that utilize no
additional rack space (zero RU)
 Support visual guidance (such as LEDs) for patch cord tracing and
Move/Add/Change (MAC) orders
 Provides the capability to map and monitor the fiber channels to efficiently manage
resources and substantially reduce network operations cost
 Provides the capability to automate network documentation and maintenance
procedures for the physical layer, which in turn supports improved reliability, security,
and increased overall network management efficiency
 Accepts 9th Pin technology patch cord
 Installable in a 19" standard TIA/EIA rack or cabinet utilizing 1RU of space
2.10 Connectors & Fiber Patch Leads

Optical fibre cables shall be terminated LC-Duplex connectors that conform to EN

186000 Part 1, by means of fusion splicing using factory terminated pigtails.
The average loss for all connector pairs shall be less than 0.3dB, including the loss due
to splicing.
2.11 Splices
Splices shall be retained within a protective sleeve by either friction or adhesive bonds
to the optical fibre and additional strain relief for the completed joint shall be provided.
All splice, joints and their strain relief shall be fixed within the optical fibre management
system of the enclosure. The insertion loss through any splice shall not be greater than
0.15dB.
2.12 Pigtails
Fibre optic pigtails shall be made from the same fibre type as the fixed cabling. Pigtails
shall be kept slack when the cable is terminated.
2.13 Panel manager:
 The panel manager shall attach directly to the back of Intelligent Patch Panel (via a
mounting bracket) to provide physical infrastructure management functionality to
Intelligent Patch Panels Eliminates the need for additional rack space.
 Panel Manager Installations shall also require the installation of an include interface
module to the front of Intelligent Patch Panels for local configuration and user
navigation.
 Panel Manager Intelligence Modules shall enable the Intelligent Patch Panels to
sense connections and disconnections from each port and relay status information to
the Physical Infrastructure Manage Software Platform database. The intelligence
modules also shall accept trace mode and MAC commands to provide guidance via
the Interface Unit and Patch Panel LEDs.
 Shall Enables quick addition, removal, or replacement of intelligence modules to add
management capabilities
 Interface unit Snaps into the front of the Intelligent Patch Panel to enable patch cord
tracing and diagnostic navigation using multi-function push buttons and LED’s,
improving speed and accuracy of maintenance and troubleshooting
 Supports both cross-connect or interconnect installations
 The panel manager module shall provide networking interface, power connection and
expansion port connections, the expansion module receives all power and data
signals from the panel manager through the expansion port.
2.14 Data Cabinet/Racks
All data patch panels – copper and fiber shall be housed in 19” equipment cabinet
complete with glass front lockable door with provision for air circulation, Steel rear
door, Jacking Feet, and with horizontal cable managers and 2 Vertical cable
managers. The cabinet shall be of standard size, as mentioned in the schematics.
The floor-mount cabinet shall be supplied with 4-fan module (or 2x 2-fan modules).
The cabinet shall be supplied with castor group and 6 way power distribution frame.
The floor-mount cabinet shall be grounded by the SCS CONTRACTOR using a

minimum # 6 AWG copper conductor bonded to the ground bus.

Cabinet shall be securely attached to the concrete floor.
2.15 Intelligent Power Distribution Units
It is the requirement of The Client that Intelligent PDU’s be installed within each
Equipment Rack or Server Rack.
Select the appropriate iPDU according to the size and load bearing requirements, and
pay particular attention to the required equipment termination plugs.
3.0 EXECUTION
3.1 Supervision
All works associated with implementation of the IT network system shall be carried out
under the direct supervision of a representative of the approved specialist systems
integrator. Installations shall be carried out by skilled technicians.
3.2 Workshop Drawings
Detailed engineering shall be the carried out by a factory trained engineer working with
the approved specialist systems integrator. Workshop drawings shall detail all cable
types, conduits, back box/power requirements, mounting details etc. Workshop
drawings submitted for THE ENGINEER approval shall be duly signed and stamped by
the specialist systems integrator. Detailed system schematic diagram showing cable
sizes and types, exact locations of devices, server, workstations etc. shall be
submitted along with the workshop drawings. Detailed lay out of the modified existing
telecom room with all equipment’s and furniture shall be submitted separately for THE
ENGINEER approval.
3.3 Coordination
The supervisor of installation shall be fully responsible for coordination with specialist’s
integrators of other systems to which the system has an interface or integration.
3.4 Cabling system Testing
All cables and termination hardware shall be 100% tested by the SCS CONTRACTOR
for defects in installation and to verify cable performance under installed conditions.
All conductors of each installed cable shall be verified useable by the SCS
CONTRACTOR prior to system acceptance. Any defect in the cabling system
installation including but not limited to cable, connectors, feed-through couplers, patch
panels, and connector blocks shall be repaired or replaced in order to ensure 100%
useable conductors in all cables installed. All cables shall be tested in accordance
with this document and best industry practices. If any of these are in conflict, the SCS
CONTRACTOR shall be responsible to bring any discrepancies to the attention of the
project team for clarification and/or resolution.
3.4.1 Horizontal cabling
Horizontal Copper Links shall be performance verified using cable analyzer. Test
results shall be automatically evaluated by the equipment, using the most up-to-date
criteria from the ANSI/TIA/EIA –568-B.2.10 or ISO/IEC11801 for Class Ea Standard,

and the result shown as pass/fail. Test results shall be printed directly from the test
unit or from a download file using an application from the test equipment manufacturer.
The printed test results shall include all tests performed, the expected test result and
the actual test result achieved
Copper Horizontal Cabling shall be tested u in a “Channel” or “Permanent” testing

configuration.
3.4.2 Performance Verification
Horizontal link shall be performance verified using an automated test set. This test set
shall be capable of testing for the continuity and length parameters defined above, and
provide results for the following tests:
a. Length
b. Continuity
c. Near End Cross-Talk (NEXT)
d. Attenuation
e. Attenuation to Cross-Talk Ratio (ACR)
f. Power Sum NEXT
g. Power Sum ELFEXT
h. Return Loss
i. Propagation Delay and Skew
j. AXT (Alien Cross Talk) testing is optional for the F/FTP cable.
The test should provide the shield continuity.
Test results shall be automatically evaluated by the equipment, using the most up-to-
date criteria from the ANSI/TIA/EIA –568-B.2.10 or ISO/IEC11801 for Class Ea
Standard, and the result shown as pass/fail. Test results shall be printed directly from
the test unit or from a download file using an application from the test equipment
manufacturer. The printed test results shall include all tests performed, the expected
test result and the actual test result achieved
The test equipment shall be configured on “Channel” link testing.

List of Approved test equipment manufacturer
- Fluke DTX 1800

- Agilent WireScope Pro Hand Held Tester
Note: Test equipment should be factory-calibrated every 2 year period.
3.4.3 Fiber Optic Testing
Backbone, horizontal and centralized links shall be tested at the appropriate operating
wavelengths for anomalies and to ensure uniformity of cable attenuation and
connector insertion loss.
a. Each fibre link and channel shall be tested in both directions wavelengths
b. A launch cable shall be installed between the OTDR and the first link connection.
c. A tail cable shall be installed after the last link connection.
d. The length of each fibre shall be recorded.
3.5 Grounding and Bonding

The facility shall be equipped with a Telecommunications Bonding Backbone (TBB).
This backbone shall be used to ground all telecommunications cable shields,
equipment, racks, cabinets, raceways, and other associated hardware that has the
potential for acting as a current carrying conductor. The TBB shall be installed
independent of the buildings electrical and building ground and shall be designed in
accordance with the recommendations contained in the IEC 60364 and ISO/IEC
14763-2 standards.
The main entrance facility/equipment room in each building shall be equipped with a
telecommunications main grounding bus bar (TMGB). Each telecommunications
closet shall be provided with a telecommunications ground bus bar (TGB). The TMGB
shall be connected to the building electrical entrance grounding facility. The intent of
this system is to provide a grounding system that is equal in potential to the building
electrical ground system. Therefore, ground loop current potential is minimized
between telecommunications equipment and the electrical system to which it is
attached.
3.5.1 Product Specifications
All racks, metallic backboards, cable sheaths, metallic strength members, splice
cases, cable trays, etc. entering or residing shall be grounded to the respective TGB or
TMGB using a minimum #6 AWG (4.1mm) stranded copper bonding conductor and
compression connectors. Where metallic panels attached to the rack to not have
sufficient metal to metal contact to provide an adequate path to ground, they shall be
bonded to the rack using a minimum #14 AWG (1.6mm) copper conductor. The
copper conductor size shall be upgraded based on the largest power conductor
feeding any rack mount equipment. The conductor shall be continuous; attaching all
isolated components in a daisy chain fashion from top to bottom and bonded to the
rack using an appropriate compression connector.
All wires used for telecommunications grounding purposes shall be identified with a
green insulation. Non-insulated wires shall be identified at each termination point with
a wrap of green tape. All cables and bus bars shall be identified and labelled in
accordance with the System Documentation Section of this specification.
3.5.2 Ground System Installation
The TBB shall adhere to the recommendations of the IEC 60364 and ISO/IEC 14763-2
standards, and shall be installed in accordance with best industry practices. A
licensed electrical contractor shall perform installation and termination of the main
bonding conductor to the building service entrance ground, at a minimum.
3.6 Labeling
The SCS CONTRACTOR shall develop and submit for approval a labeling system for
the cable installation. The Customer will negotiate an appropriate labeling scheme
with the successful SCS CONTRACTOR. At a minimum, the labeling system shall
clearly identify all components of the system: racks, cables, panels and outlets. Racks
and patch panels shall be labeled to identify the location within the cabling system
infrastructure. All labeling information shall be recorded on the as-built drawings and
all test documents shall reflect the appropriate labeling scheme.
All label printing will be machine generated using indelible ink ribbons or cartridges.
Self-laminating labels will be used on cable jackets, appropriately sized to the OD of

the cable, and placed within view at the termination point on each end. Outlet shall be
labeled on the space provided on the faceplate.
3.7 Warranty
The SCS CONTRACTOR shall facilitate the 25-year Cat6A System Performance
warranty and FO cable 25-Year Component warranty between the manufacturer and
the Customer. Horizontal links shall be warranted against the link performance
minimum expected results defined in ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.2-10 or ISO/IEC11801 latest
edition Class Ea. Fiber optic cable shall be warranted against the performance
minimum expected results defined in TIA/EIA-568-B.1.
3.8 Cabling system Acceptance
The Customer’s Technical Representative will make periodic inspection of the project
in progress. One inspection will be performed at the conclusion of cable pulling, prior
to closing of the false ceiling, to inspect the method of cable routing and support. A
second inspection will be performed at completion of cable termination to validate that
cables were dressed and terminated in accordance with ANSI/TIA/EIA or ISO/IEC
100801 specifications for jacket removal and pair untwist, compliance with
manufacturer’s minimum bend radius, and that cable ends are dressed neatly and
orderly.
3.9 Final Inspection
Upon completion of the project, The Customer’s Technical Representative will perform
a final inspection of the installed cabling system with the SCS CONTRACTOR’s
Project Foreman. The final inspection will be performed to validate that all horizontal
and backbone cables were installed as defined in the drawing package, and that the
installation meets the aesthetic expectations of the Customer.
3.10 Test Verification
Upon receipt of the test documentation, The Customer reserves the right to perform
spot testing of a representative sample of the cabling system to validate test results
provided in the test document. Customer testing will use the same method employed
by the SCS CONTRACTOR, and minor variations will be allowed to account for
differences in test equipment. If significant discrepancies are found, the SCS
contractor will be notified for resolution.
3.11 Final Acceptance
Completion of: the installation; in-progress and final inspections; receipt of the test and
as-built documentation will constitute acceptance of the system.
3.12 Training
If required, the SCS CONTRACTOR will provide training for Customer’s qualified staff
to ensure knowledge transfer regarding the usage of the cabling infrastructure. The
SCS CONTRACTOR shall provide minimum of 12 hours training to the Customer
appropriate staff to explain and orient the staff on how to use and maintain the cabling
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ASHGHAL PART 2: SPECIFICATION, CODES AND REQUIREMENTS

1.1 Work Description

2.1 Augmented Category 6A S/FTP Cable

2.3 Augmented Category 6A Shielded Patch Cords