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70 -- INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER SOL BPD-96-CI-0008 DUE 050996 POC Point of Contact, Wayne Jeffers, 304-480-6529, Contracting Officer, Tammie S. Johnson, 304-480-6465. This is Amendment 0002 to the combined synopsis/solicitation for Internet Service Provider published on April 18, 1996, and Amendment 0001 published on April 29, 1996. The due date for proposals remains May 9, 1996 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time. I. What are the dialup requirements for the SBMO offices throughout the United States? What capabilities will be needed for those machines? Are they single machines in each city, multiple machines requiring individual dialup, or multiple machines on a LAN requiring a single connection? How many IP addresses or individual dialup accounts will be required for each city? Each SBMO city has one or more DOS/Window machines requiring individual local dial-up to the ISP. IP's can be dynamically assigned. The number of connections varies from city to city, however, in only two cities are there more than five employees. A count by city and (number of employees) are listed as Attachment B. Attachment B: Jacksonville, FL (1), Miami, FL (1). Tampa, FL (2), Birmingham, AL (3), Jackson, MS (1), Knoxville, TN (1), Nashville, TN (1), Hartford, CT (3), Portland, ME (1), Chicago, IL (9), Cleveland, OH (2), Columbus, OH (1), Cincinnati, OH (1), Dallas, TX (5), Houston, TX (4), San Antonio, TX (1), Golden, CO (2), Albuquerque, NM (1), Wichita, KS (1), Detroit, MI (3), Indianapolis, IN (1), Greensboro, NC (5), Charlotte, NC (2), Greenville, SC (1), Los Angeles, CA (7), San Diego, CA (1), Alameda, CA (3), San Jose, CA (1), Phoenix, AZ (2), Minneapolis, MN (3), Milwaukee, WI (1), West Trenton, NJ (5), New York, NY (12), Albany, NY (1), Pittsburgh, PA (3), Philadelphia, PA (3), St. Louis, MO (4), Kansas City, MO (1), New Orleans, LA (2), Oklahoma City, OK (1), Bellevue, WA (2), Portland, OR (1), Chevy Chase, MD (3), Baltimore, MD (1), Norfolk, VA (1), Richmond, VA (1), Roanoke, VA (1) II. Do those machines require their own dedicated modem or can they be in part of a shared modem pool? The ISP can service dial-in connections through a shared modem pool. III. What type of modem communications equipment will be used in each city (eg. 28.8, ISDN). Connections must be at least 14.4 analog. IV. What type of computer equipment will be used in each city? Because this announcement is to provide dialup access (See Section 3.0.7), the type of computers in the SBMO cities are irrelevant. V. Is there an existing topology among the SBMO offices? Are the SBMO offices networked today? If so, how are they linked? There is no topology available. Please note this is for dial up services (See Section 3.0.7). Network services are not required. VI. Do you want WorldServ to network their SBMO offices? No All references to connections at the Washington, DC location are hereby deleted. The Washington, DC location will be serviced through the Wide Area Network (WAN) located at Parkersburg, WV. No additional written documents are available. (0122)

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