Berth 4 - IT Infrastructure

Concepts

• stanford le hope
• network cabling
• overall infrastructure implementation design
• new berth
• berth
• infrastructure
• diverse redundancy fibre connectivity
• london gateway port limited
• duct cover
• optical fibre cables

Location

United Kingdom:

Description

London Gateway Port Limited intend to construct a new Berth 4 of the shipping port. The overall infrastructure implementation design for the new Berth 4 will primarily consist of diverse redundancy fibre connectivity, ensuring full connectivity to both onsite data centres. Scope of the works comprises: • Traditional OS2 fibre and blown fibre cabling along with Copper Category 6A data cabling. All cabling should be suitably rated for an outdoor environment and come with manufacturers guarantee. • Civil works, including duct cover lifting, draining of flooded ducts and scaffolding to protect / safeguard the exposed civil ducts. • Provision of IP rated stainless steel cabinets. • All termination equipment and materials required to connect the fibre and copper to the identified equipment endpoints. • Professional services and preliminaries along with maintenance services

CPV Codes

• 32421000 - Network cabling
• 32562300 - Optical-fibre cables for data transmission

Indicators

• This is a one-off contract (no recurrence)
• Renewals are not available.
• Professional qualifications are sought.
• Staff qualifications are relevant.

Other Information

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