Cabling a school building

Background
The Clawson Public Schools is seeking contractors for the Structured Cabling System project, aimed at enhancing the school's communication infrastructure.
The project manager for this initiative is Rob Richcreek.
The goal is to install a comprehensive cabling system that meets modern connectivity standards and supports various technological needs within the school.

Work Details
The contractor will be responsible for the installation of a structured cabling system, which includes:
- Two (2) Intermediate Distribution Frames (IDFs) and one (1) Main Distribution Frame (MDF) within the facility.
- Installation of a wall cabinet in IDF 1, an open wall rack in IDF 2, and reuse of the existing rack in MDF.
- Provision of Category 6, 6A, and Fiber Optic cables along with copper and fiber patch cords, including specific sizing, quantities, lengths, and colors.
- Installation of separate modular patch panels for wireless access points (WAPs), camera drops, and data drops.
- Approximately 90% of the building will utilize Wiremold Raceway; the remainder will use standard wall plates.
- The contractor must supply any interior building sleeves required for camera patch cords from surface boxes to camera locations.
All exterior building cores/sleeves will be installed by a security contractor.
- A total of 138 Cat 6 data drops and 23 Cat 6A WAP drops are to be added in newly renovated areas of Clawson High School, including all necessary cables, jacks, modular patch panels, patch cords, faceplates, j-hooks, labeling, and testing as specified in the RFB.

Period of Performance
The contract work is scheduled to commence in January 2025 and is expected to be completed by May 2025.

Place of Performance
The work will take place at Clawson Public Schools located at 626 Phillips Clawson, MI 48017.