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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

STANDARD CONTRACT

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TMs contract entered into this 24^ day of August 2017 by Graybar Electric Co. Inc. herein^er called the"Contractor" and Commonwealth of Virgima, Virgima Polytechmc Institute and State University called"Virginia Tech."

WITNESSETH that the Contractor and Virginia Tech, in consideration of the mutual covenants, promisesand agreements herein contained, agree as follows:

SCOPE OF CONTRACT: The Contractor shall provide the Electrical Equipment and Supplies toVirginia Tech as set forth in the Contract Documents.

PERIOD OF CONTRACT: From 09/01/2016 through 08/31/2017.

COMPENSATION AND METHOD OF PAYMENT: The Contractor shall be paid by Virginia Techin accordance with the Contract Documents.

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS: The Contract Documents shall consist of this signed contract. Request forProposal (RFP) number 0041790 dated October 23, 2015, the proposal submitted by the Contractor datedNovember 19, 2015, Virginia Tech's letter dated April 20, 2016 and the Contractor's letter dated April 27,2016, all of which Contract Documents are incorporated herein.

In WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Contract to be duly executed intending to be boundthereby.

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Request for Proposal #0041790

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Electrical Equipment and Supplies

Date

October 23, 2015

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RFP 0041790

GENERAL INFORMATION FORM

OUESTIONS: All inquiries for information regarding this solicitation should be directed to: Gregory A. Pratt, VCO, VCCO, CUPO, Phone:(540) 231-7852, e-mail: [email protected].

DUE DATE: Sealed Proposals will be received until November 20, 2015 at 3:00 PM. Failure to submit proposals to the correct location by thedesignated date and hour will result in disqualification,

ADDRESS: Proposals should be mailed or hand delivered to: Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University (Virginia Tech), ProcurementDepartment (MC 0333) North End Center, Suite 2100, Virginia Tech, 300 Turner Street NW, Blacksburg, Virginia 24061. Reference the OpeningDate and Hour, and RFP Number in the lower left comer of the return envelope or package.

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PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE: See Section , for information regarding a pre-proposal conference.

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TYPE OF BUSINESS: (Please check all applicable classifications). If your classification is certified by the Virginia Department of SmallBusiness and Supplier Diversity (SBSD), provide your certification number: . For assistance with SWaM certification, visit theSBSD website at http://www.dmbe.virginia.gov/.

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Small business - An independently owned and operated business which, together with affiliates, has 250 or fewer employees or averageannual gross receipts of S10 million or less averaged over the previous three years. Department of Minority Business Enterprise (DMBE)certified women-owned and minority-owned business shall also be considered small business when they have received DMBE small businesscertification.

Women-owned business - A business concern that is at least 51% owned by one or more women who are U. S. citizens or legal residentaliens, or in the case of a corporation, partnership, or limited liability company or other entity, at least 51% of the equity ownership interestis owned by one or more women who are citizens of the United States or non-citizens who are in full compliance with the United Statesimmigration law, and both the management and daily business operations are controlled by one or more women who are U. S. citizens orlegal resident aliens.

Minority-owned business - A business concern that is at least 51 % owned by one or more minority individuals (see Section 2.2-1401, Codeof Virginia) or in the case of a corporation, paitnership, or limited liability company or other entity, at least 51% of the equity ownershipinterest in the corporation, partnership, or limited liability company or other entity is owned by one or more minority individuals and boththe management and daily business operations are controlled by one or more minority individuals.

COMPANY INFORMATION/SIGNATURE: In compliance with this Request For Proposal and to all the conditions imposed therein and herebyincorporated by reference, the undersigned offers and agrees to furnish the services in accordance with the attached signed proposal and as mutually

FULL LEGAL NAME (PRINT)

(Company name as it appears with your Federal Taxpayer Number)

FEDERAL TAXPAYER NUMBER (ID#)

BUSINESS NAME/DBA NAME/TA NAME

(If different than the Full Legal Name)

BILLING NAME

(Company name as h appears on your invoice)

PURCHASE ORDER ADDRESS PAYMENT ADDRESS

CONTACT NAMEnTTLE (PRINT) E-MAIL ADDRESS

TELEPHONE NUMBER TOLL FREE TELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER TO RECEIVE

E-PROCUREMENT ORDERS

Is any member of the firm an employee of the Commonwealth of Virginia who has a personal interest in this contract pursuantto the Code of Virginia? YES NO

SIGNATURE(IN INK)

Date:

07/01/2015

I. PURPOSE:

The purpose of this Request for Proposal (RFP) is to solicit sealed proposals to establish a contract or contracts throughcompetitive negotiations for electrical equipment and supplies by Virginia Polytechmc Institute and State University(Virginia Tech), an agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

II. CONTRACT PERIOD:

The term of this contract is for one (I) year(s), or as negotiated,renewals, or as negotiated.

in. BACKGROUND:

There will be an option for four (4), One (I) year

Virginia Tech has a need to purchase electrical equipment and supplies on a continuous and regular basis for a widevariety of projects associated with campus renovation projects and maintenance of the campus electrical infrastructure.The university's annual expenditure for electrical equipment and supplies has averaged approximately $ 2.000,000.00per year since the year 2000.

Historically Radford University has also utilized this contract with an average annual spend of approximately$250,000.00.

IV. EVA BUSINE.S$-TO-GOVE.RNMENT ELECTRONIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEM:

The eVA Internet electronic procurement solution streamlines and automates government pmchasing activities withinthe Commonwealth of Virginia. Virginia Tech, and other state agencies and institutions, have been directed by theGovernor to maximize the use of this system in the procurement of goods and services. We are, therefore, requestingthat your firm register as a trading partner within the eVA system.

There are registration fees and transaction fees involved with the use of eVA. These fees must be considered in theprovision of quotes, bids and price proposals offered to Virginia Tech. Failure to register within the eVA system ma\result in the quote, bid or proposal from your firm being rejected and the award made to another vendor who is registeredin the eVA system.

Registration in the eVA system is accomplished on-line. Your firm must provide the necessary information. Pleasevisit the eVA website portal at http://ww\^'.eva.virginia.gov./pages/eva-registration-buver-vendor.htm and registerboth with eVA and Ariba. This process needs to be completed before Virginia Tech can issue yourfirm a PurchaseOrder or contract. If your firm conducts business from multiple geographic locations, please register these locationsin your initial registration.

For registration and technical assistance, reference the eVA website at: eVACustomerCare(S,dgs.virgiaia.go\-, or call866-289-7367 or 804-371-2525.

CONTRACT PARTICIPATION:

College o1 Wiltiam end Mary

George Mason Untver^

James Madtson Umverstty

Old Dominion Untversitv

RadltiEd Universitv

The Universttv of Virpmia

\r{rgima Commonwaatth UniversiTy

Virgtnia Mthtary institute

Virginia Tecti

It is the intent of this solicitation and resulting contract to allow for cooperative procurement. Accordingly, any publicbody, public or private health or educational instimtions, or Virginia Tech's affiliated corporations and/or partnershipsmay access any resulting contract if authorized by the contractor.

Participation in this cooperative procurement is strictly voluntary. If authorized by the Contractor, the resultant contractmay be extended to the entities indicated above to purchase at contract prices in accordance with contract terms. TheContractor shall notify Virginia Tech in writing of any such entities accessing the contract. No modification of thiscontract or execution of a separate contract is required to participate. The Contractor will provide semi-annual usage

reports for all entities accessing the Contract. Participating entities shall place their own orders directly with theContractor and shall fully and independently administer their use of the contract to include contractual disputes,invoicing and payments without direct administration from Virginia Tech. Virginia Tech shall not be held liable forany costs or damages incurred by any other participating entity as a result of any authorization by the Contractor toextend the contract. It is imderstood and agreed that Virginia Tech is not responsible for the acts or omissions of anyentity, and will not be considered in default of the contract no matter the circumstances.

Use of this contract does not preclude any participating entity from using other contracts or competitive processes asthe need may be.

VI. STATEMENT OF NEEDS:

A. Overview:

Virginia Tech needs the services of a Contractor to supply electrical equipment and supplies on an as needed basiswhen ordered by Virginia Tech.

B. Oualitv of Materials:

All materials supplied shall be institutional, industrial and/or commercial grade, whichever is more stringent, inaccordance with the standards of the industry for institutional and/or industrial construction and maintenance.

C. Inventorv:

The Contractor should stock and/or have available a large inventory and an adequate variety of materials for theconstruction, renovation, repair, and maintenance of building electrical systems, including but not limited to, thefollowing:

1. Wire and Cable: All standard sizes and types in aluminum and copper and all insulation types, includingcontrol cable, building wire, groimd rods, bare and insulated ground wire, and all associated wiring and cablefittings and accessories as well as a large variety of types and sizes from one or more top qualitymanufacmrers. Power Cable 15 KV 1/0 to 1000 KCM.

2. Conduit and Raceways: All Standard sizes and types, including surface metal raceways, wireway, aluminumconduit, rigid galvanized steel conduit, intermediate steel conduit, PVC coated rigid steel conduit, electricalmetallic mbing, PVC schedule 40 conduit, flexible liquid-tight conduit, and all associated fittings andaccessories as well as a large variety of types and sizes from one or more top quality manufacturers.

3. Boxes and Wiring Devices: All standard types, including outlet and switch boxes, pull boxes, floor boxes,switches, receptacles, plugs, connectors, and groimd fault devices as well as a large variety of types and sizesfrom one or more top quality manufacturers.

4. Panels, Switches and Load Centers: All standard types and sizes, including circuit breakers, fuses, safetyswitches, lighting contactors, distribution panels, panel boards and load centers as well as a large variety oftypes and sizes from an adequate variety of manufacturers.

5. Data communication Supplies: All common items related to data communications including Category 6cabling, 210 blocks, jacks, faceplates, Pe89 telephone cable, and other miscellaneous items. Large variety oftypes and sizes from one or more top quality manufacturers.

6. Tools: All common types of electrical hand and power hand tools, including socket sets, hole saws, drills,fish tapes, cutters and strippers, and common types of testing instruments available from one or more topquality manufacturers.

7. Miscellaneous Fasteners, Terminating Devices, Splicing, Marking: Tapes, splicing kits, lubricants, andcleaners from a top quality manufacmrer such as 3M Products. Also including comiectors, terminals, ties,markers, signs, anchors, fasteners, charmel systems, and other miscellaneous electrical items. Should have alarge variety of types and sizes from one or more top quality manufacturers.

8. Light Fixtures: All common commercial types, particularly recessed fluorescent, track lighting, exit, andemergency light fixtures and all types of outdoor hghting that are available from one or more top qualitymanufacturers.

9. Motor Starters and Controls: Including contactors, control stations, control switches, relays, and a variety ofstarters, including magnetic, manual, reduced voltage, etc. as well as a large variety of types and sizes froman adequate variety of manufacturers.

10. Special Systems: Including all common types of wall and baseboard heaters, heating cable, kitchen and bathfans, thermostats, and portable heaters that are available from one or more top quahty manufacturers.

11. Transformers: Including all types of dry-type, oil filled and general purpose transformers that are availablefrom one or more top quality manufacturers. 1 Phase, 3 Phase, 12KV and current transformers.

12. Line Hardware: All varieties of line hardware and related materials to maintain a vast electric system withinThe Town of Blacksburg and the Virginia Tech Campus.

13. Metering Equipment: All types of metering equipment.

14. Services: All equipment manufacturers field services such as, but not limited to, diagnostic testing, analysisand troubleshooting, etc.

D. Deliverv Policv:

The Contractor shall deliver and unload materials as required to any location on the Virginia Tech campus, or otherVirginia Tech properties located in Montgomery County, Virginia. Prompt and reliable delivery is critical. Allmaterials should be delivered from the Contractor's warehouse, unless otherwise requested or agreed to by VirginiaTech. The delivery schedule should be a minimum of once a week, or more often if necessary, or as agreed tootherwise by the parties.

E. Location:

A convenient location of the supply warehouse is necessary for pickup in special circumstances when the regulardelivery schedule is not adequate. Therefore, it is desired that the Contractor have a warehouse within a fifty (50)mile radius of Blacksburg, Virginia.

F. Reservations:

Virginia Tech reserves the right to bid or purchase separately any items described herein. This includes, but is notlimited to, items not in stock at the time of order placement, compatible items not in stock, items which are deemedto be of any inferior quality or items which are over-priced in comparison to similar items from other sources.Virginia Tech also reserves the right to purchase separately any item(s) which need to be obtained more quicklyelsewhere due to an emergency, or in order to prevent discomfort to university clients, inefficient use of laborresources, or any other unusual circumstances.

Vll. OTHER REQUIREMENTS : The Contractor shall have the staff and organization sufficient to comply with thefollowing requirements:

A. All orders picked up or delivered shall be accompanied by a receipt or packing slip indicating date of sale,purchase order number, work order number and items/quantities received. If items from multiple purchaseorders/work orders are delivered at the same time, a separate receipt or packing slip must be provided for eachindividual purchase order/work order number. Back-orders shall not be allowed, except as agreed to in advance byVirginia Tech.

B. Invoices for items ordered and delivered shall be submitted by the Contractor directly to the payment addressshown on the Contract or Purchase Order. Invoices shall indicate the Virginia Tech contract number, purchaseorder number, work order number, receipt or packing slip numbers, items and quantities received, date items werereceived, and verifiable pricing information including commodity, catalogue number, list price, discount, and

discounted price. Invoices shall be identified by the Virginia Tech work order number and/or PurchaseOrder number. Invoices shall be submitted on a bi-monthiy basis during the week after receipt.

C. Orders shall be placed by approved Virginia Tech personnel, who have been identified in advance by the AssistantDirector of Business Administration for University Planning, Design and Construction at Virginia Tech. VirginiaTech shall not be responsible for any purchases made by unauthorized persoimel. Contractor shall require a legiblesignature from all Virginia Tech persormel on orders picked up or delivered.

D. Contractor shall indicate pricing and expected delivery date at time of order placement.

E. Supporting Documentation: Virginia Tech reserves the right to request supporting documentation on discounts,pricing, or any other information provided by the Contractor at any time during the contract period.

F. Parking Policy:

All Contractor vehicles parked on the Virginia Tech campus must display a parking permit. Contractors shall notethat vehicles parked on the Virginia Tech campus without a parking pass or permit are subject to ticketing andfines.

1. For overnight parking, the Contractor's company owned vehicles shall use the parking lot in front of VirginiaTech Printing Services and Surplus Property offices at 1411 South Main Street also known as the old K-Martparking lot. Privately owned vehicles (POV) may park at the location. No overnight (24 hour) parking isallowed on campus. If parking POV on campus, Parking Services will identify which lot the POV shall park;currently the Track/Soccer, Overflow or East Cassell lot. To be entitled to park in these lots the Contractorshall be required to buy a daily, weekly, monthly or annual permit from Parking Services. It shall be theresponsibility of the Contractor to shuttle employees to the job site.

2. If the need arises, Virginia Tech may direct that Contractor owned vehicles be parked in a location orlocations other than 1411 South Main Street, Blacksburg, VA.

G. Turf Permits: These permits are issued by Parking Services to all vehicles requiring temporary parking on thegrass except for construction equipment, loaders, graders, etc. Parking Services' management shall decide who canobtain a Turf Permit. This permit does not allow parking on sidewalks and plazas. As a courtesy please do not parkunder trees. Refer to University Policy 5000, Section 2.9.12, point 6 on the internet for more details. There will bea $50 charge per permit for all non state vehicles.

H. Sidewalk Policy: Sidewalk access to land-locked buildings is only allowed along designated routes. Vehicle pull-offs are designed at land-locked building sites to move parked vehicles off sidewalks (but not onto turf). Parkingan unattended vehicle on a sidewalk is strictly prohibited by State Law and shall be subject to fmes. The vehicleoperator shall be made aware that extreme caution shall be used to operate the vehicle in a way that will not be ahazard or hindrance to pedestrians using the sidewalk. The Contractor shall be responsible for any damage to theturf and anything that is located adjacent to the sidewalk.

The procedure to obtain a permit to operate vehicles on a sidewalk is the same as outlined for Turf Policy. Anyvehicle parked illegally on a sidewalk shall be subject to ticketing, fmes and towing if necessary.

Vni. PROPOSAL PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION:

A. General Requirements

1. RFP Response: In order to be considered for selection, Offerors must submit a complete response to thisRFP. One (1) original and Six (6) copies of each proposal must be submitted to:

Procurement Department (MC 0333)

North End Center, Suite 2100, Virginia Tech300 Turner Street NW

Blacksburg, Virginia 24061

Reference the Opening Date and Hour, and RFP Number in the lower left hand corner of the returnenvelope or package.

No other distribution of the proposals shall be made by the Offerer.

2. Proposal Preparation:

a. Proposals shall be signed by an authorized representative of the Offeror. All information requested shouldbe submitted. Failure to submit all information requested may result in Virginia Tech requiring promptsubmission of missing information and/or giving a lowered evaluation of the proposal. Proposals whichare substantially incomplete or lack key information may be rejected by Virginia Tech at its discretion.Mandatory requirements are those required by law or regulation or are such that they caimot be waivedand are not subject to negotiation.

b. Proposals should be prepared simply and economically providing a straightforward, concise descriptionof capabilities to satisfy the requirements of the RFP. Emphasis should be on completeness and clarity ofcontent.

c. Proposals should be organized in the order in which the requirements are presented in the RFP. All pagesof the proposal should be numbered. Each paragraph in the proposal should reference the paragraphnumber of the corresponding section of the RFP. It is also helpful to cite the paragraph number, subletter,and repeat the text of the requirement as it appears in the RFP. If a response covers more than one page,the paragraph number and subletter should be repeated at the top of the next page. The proposal shouldcontain a table of contents which cross references the RFP requirements. Information which the offerordesires to present that does not fall within any of the requirements of the RFP should be inserted at anappropriate place or be attached at the end of the proposal and designated as additional material. Proposalsthat are not organized in this manner risk elimination from consideration if the evaluators are unable tofmd where the RFP requirements are specifically addressed.

d. Each copy of the proposal should be bound in a single volume where practical. All documentationsubmitted with the proposal should be bound in that single volume.

e. Ownership of all data, material and documentation originated and prepared for Virginia Tech pursuant tothe RFP shall belong exclusively to Virginia Tech and be subject to public inspection in accordance withthe Virginia Freedom of Information Act. Trade secrets or proprietar>' information submitted by anOfferor shall not be subject to public disclosure under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act. However,to prevent disclosure the Offeror must invoke the protections of Section 2.2-4342F of the Code of Virginia,in writing, either before or at the time the data or other materials is submitted. The written request mustspecifically identify the data or other materials to be protected and state the reasons why protection isnecessary. The proprietary or trade secret material submitted must be identified by some distinct methodsuch as highlighting or underlining and must indicate only the specific words, figures, or paragraphs thatconstitute trade secret or proprietary information. The classification of an entire proposal document, lineitem prices and/or total proposal prices as proprietary or trade secrets is not acceptable and may result inrejection of the proposal.

3. Oral Presentation: Offerors who submit a proposal in response to this RFP may be required to give an oralpresentation of their proposal to Virginia Tech. This will provide an opportumty for the Offeror to clarify orelaborate on the proposal but will in no way change the original proposal. Virginia Tech will schedule the timeand location of these presentations. Oral presentations are an option of Virginia Tech and may not beconducted. Therefore, proposals should be complete.

B. Specific Requirements

Proposals should be as thorough and detailed as possible so that Virginia Tech may properly evaluate yourcapabilities to provide the required services. Offerors are required to submit the following information/items as acomplete proposal:

1. Plan for Providing Electrical Equipment and Supplies:

Describe and list Offerer's inventory in terms of volume, quantity, and varietj' of items in each categorydescribed in Section VI. (C.) Inventorv.

Describe and list the variety of items and manufacturers which the Offerer has available through its suppliers,in terms of the items listed in Section VI. (C.) Inventorv.

Describe the location and address of the facility that -will serve Virginia Tech most frequently. Also describeand list addresses of any branch facilities that may be used to service Virginia Tech.

Describe Offerer's delivery policy in detail, including delivery charges if any.

Describe Offerer's invoicing procedure, including sample copies of sales tickets, delivery tickets, invoices, etc.

Describe methods available for placement of orders.

Describe your order fulfillment rate and the typical tumaroimd time from receipt of an order until delivery ismade.

2. Price;

Describe your plan for pricing items that may be sold to Virginia Tech under any contract that may result fromthis solicitation. Comment on price firmness and describe your plan for conveying price changes duringrenewal periods of the contract. Please note that cost plus a percentage of cost pricing arrangements are notacceptable.

3. Qualifications, Experience and References:

Describe the qualifications and experience of your organization and the individuals that will service theVirginia Tech account.

Provide three references of account size similar to Virginia Tech for whom goods of the type described hereinare provided on a regular basis. Include Client's Name, Address, Phone Number, Contact Person, andapproximate dollar volume per year.

4. Inventory and Warehouse Locations:

Provide a complete description and listing of the Contractor's capabilities in terms of volume, quality andvariety of items in each category in stock and on-site at Contractor's warehouse. Also provide completedescriptions and listings of all supplies available through manufacturers, and branch warehouses, includingthe volume, quality and variety of items and supplies available. This may also include a statement ofwillingness to alter inventory to better meet Virginia Tech's requirements.

Please provide mileage from the Contractor's supply warehouse to Virginia Tech's Sterrett FacilitiesComplex in Blacksburg, Virginia.

5. Participation of Small, Women-owned and Minority-owned Business (SWAM) Business:

If your business can not be classified as SWaM, describe your plan for utilizing SWaM subcontractors ifawarded a contract. Describe your ability to provide reporting on SWaM subcontracting spend when requested.If your firm or any business that you plan to subcontract with can be classified as SWaM, but has not beencertified by the Virginia Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity (SBSD), it is expected that thecenification process will be initiated no later than the time of the award. If your firm is currently certified, youagree to maintain your certification for the life of the contract. For assistance with SWaM certification, visitthe SBSD website at http:// www.dmbe.Virginia.uov..

6. The return of the General Information Form and addenda, if any, signed and filled out as required.

DC. SELECTION CRITERIA AND AWARD:

A. Selection Criteria

Proposals will be evaluated by Virginia Tech using the following:

Maximum Point

Criteria Value

1. Quality of products/services offered and suitability for the intended purposes 15

2. Qualifications and experiences of Qfferor in providing the goods/services 15

3. Specific plans or methodology to be used to provide the services, toinclude warehouse location 30

4. Cost (or Price) 30

5. Participation of Small, Women-Qwned and Minority (SWAM) Business 10

Total 100

B. Award

Selection shall be made of two or more offerers deemed to be fully qualified and best suited among those submittingproposals on the basis of the evaluation factors included in the Request for Proposal, including price, if so stated inthe Request for Proposal. Negotiations shall then be conducted with the offerers so selected. Price shall beconsidered, but need not be the sole determining factor. After negotiations have been conducted with each offererso selected, Virginia Tech shall select the offerer which, in its opinion, has made the best proposal, and shall awardthe contract to that offerer. Virginia Tech may cancel this Request for Proposal or reject proposals at any time priorto an award. Should Virginia Tech determine in writing and in its sole discretion that only one offerer has madethe best proposal, a contract may be negotiated and awarded to that offerer. The award document will be a contractincorporating by reference all the requirements, terms and conditions of this solicitation and the Contractor'sproposal as negotiated. Virginia Tech reserves the right to award one (1) or more contracts. See Attachment B forsample contract form.

X. QPTIQNAL PRE-PRQPQSAL CQNFERENCE:

An optional pre-proposal conference will be held on November 2, 2015 at 3 pm in the Classroom in Sterrett FacilitiesComplex. The purpose of this conference is to allow potential Qfferors an opportunity to present questions and obtainclarification relative to any facet of this solicitation.

While attendance at this conference will not be a prerequisite to submitting a proposal, offerors who intend to submit aproposal are encouraged to attend.

Bring a copy of this solicitation with you. Any changes resulting from this conference will be issued in a writtenaddendum to this solicitation.

It is strongly recommended that you obtain a Virginia Tech parking permit for display on your vehicle prior toattending the conference. Parking permits are available from the Virginia Tech Parking Services Departmentlocated at 605 Research Center Drive, phone: (540) 231-3200, e-mail: parkingfnvt.edu.

XI. INVQICES:

Invoices for goods or services provided tmder any contract resulting from this solicitation shall be submitted to;

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Accounts PayableNorth End Center, Suite 3300, Virginia Tech300 Turner Street NW


XII. METHOD OF PAYMENT:

Virginia Tech will authorize payment to the contractor as negotiated in any resulting contract from the aforementionedRequest for Proposal.

Payment can be expedited through the use of the Wells One AP Control Payment System. Virginia Tech stronglyencourages participation in this program. For more information on this program please refer to Virginia Tech'sProcurement website: http://uww.procurement.vt.edu/VendorAVellsOne.html or contact the person in ProcurementDepartment identified in the REP.

Xm. ADDENDUM:

Any ADDENDUM issued for this solicitation may be accessed at http://www.procurement.vt.edu/html.docs/bids.php.Since a paper copy of the addendum will not be mailed to you, we encourage you to check the web site regularly.

XIV. CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION:

A. Jim McCoy, Contracts Manager, University Design and Construe . at Virginia Tech or his designee, shall beidentified as the Contract Administrator and shall use all pow, under the contract to enforce its faithfulperformance.

B. The Contract Administrator, or his designee, shall determine the amount, quantity, acceptability, fitness of allaspects of the services and shall decide all other questions in coimection with the services. The ContractAdministrator, or his designee, shall not have authority to approve changes in the services which alter the conceptor which call for an extension of time for this contract. Any modifications made must be authorized by the VirginiaTech Procurement Department through a written amendment to the contract.

XV. COMMUNICATIONS:

Communications regarding this Request for Proposals (RFP) shall be formal from the date of issue for this RFP, untileither a Contractor has been selected or the Procurement Department rejects all proposals. Formal communications willbe directed to the Procurement Department. Informal communications, including but not limited to request forinformation, comments or speculations regarding this RFP to any University employee other than a ProcurementDepartment representative may result in the offending Offerer's proposal being rejected.

XVI. rONTPOT T TNG VERSION OF SOLICITATION:

The PDF version of the solicitation and any addenda issued by Virginia Tech Procurement Services is the mandatorycontrolling version of the document. Any modification of or additions to the solicitation by the Offerer shall not modif^'the official version of the solicitation issued by Virginia Tech Procurement Services. Such modifications or additionsto the solicitation by the Offerer may be cause for rejection of the proposal; however, Virginia Tech reserves the rightto decide, on a case by case basis, in its sole discretion, whether to reject such a proposal.

XVII. TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

This solicitation and any resulting contract/purchase order shall be governed by the attached terms and conditions.

XVIII. ATTACHMENTS:

Attachment A - Terms and Conditions

Attachment B - Standard Contract Form

ATTACHMENT A

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

RFP General Terms and Conditions

http:/www.procurement.vt.edu/html.docs/terms/GTC RFP 07012015 .pdf

Special Terms and Conditions

1. ADDITIONAL GOODS AND SERVICES: The University may acquire other goods or services that the supplierprovides than those specifically solicited. The University reserves the right, subject to mutual agreement, for the Contractor toprovide additional goods and/or services under the same pricing, terms and conditions and to make modifications orenhancements to the existing goods and services. Such additional goods and services may include other products, components,accessories, subsystems, or related services newly introduced during the term of the Agreement..

2. AUDIT: The Contractor hereby agrees to retain all books, records, and other documents relative to this contract for five (5)years after final payment, or until audited by the Commonwealth of Virginia, whichever is sooner. Virginia Tech, itsauthorized agents, and/or the State auditors shall have full access and the right to examine any of said materials during saidperiod.

3. AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS: It is understood and agreed between the parties herein that Virginia Tech shall be boundhereunder only to the extent of the funds available or which may hereafter become available for the purpose of this agreement.

4. CANCELLATION OF CONTRACT: Virginia Tech reserves the right to cancel and terminate any resulting contract, inpart or in whole, without penalty, upon 60 days written notice to the Contractor. In the event the initial contract period is formore than 12 months, the resulting contract may be terminated by either party, without penalty, after the initial 12 months ofthe contract period upon 60 days written notice to the other party. Any contract cancellation notice shall not relieve theContractor of the obligation to deliver and/or perform on all outstanding orders issued prior to the effective date ofcancellation.

5. CONTRACT DOCUMENTS: The contract entered into by the parties shall consist of the Request for Proposal includingall modifications thereof, the proposal submitted by the Contractor, the written results of negotiations, the CommonwealthStandard Contract Form, all of which shall be referred to collectively as the Contract Documents.

6. IDENTIFICATION OF BID/PROPOSAL ENVELOPE: The signed bid or proposal should be returned in a separateenvelope or package, sealed and identified as follows:

From:

Name of Bidder or Offeror Due Date Time Due

Street or Box No. Solicitation Number

City, State, Zip Code Solicitation Title

Name of Procurement Officer:

The envelope should be addressed to:

VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY

Procurement Department (MC 0333)North End Center, Suite 2100, Virginia Tech300 Turner Street NW


The offerer takes the risk that if the envelope is not marked as described above, it may be inadvertently opened and the informationcompromised, which may cause the proposal to be disqualified. Bids or Proposals may be hand dehvered to the designated locationin the office issuing the sohcitation. No other correspondence or other bids/proposals should be placed in the envelope.

7. INSURANCE:

By signing and submitting a proposal under this solicitation, the Offeror certifies that if awarded the contract, it will have thefollowing insurance coverages at the time the work commences. Additionally, it will maintain these during the entire term ofthe contract and that all insurance coverages will be provided by insurance companies authorized to sell insurance in Virginiaby the Virginia State Corporation Commission.During the period of the contract, Virginia Tech reserves the right to require the Contractor to furnish certificates of insurancefor the coverage required.INSURANCE COVERAGES AND LIMITS REQUIRED:

A. Worker's Compensation - Statutory requirements and benefits.B. Employers Liability - $100,000.00C. General Liability - $500,000.00 combined single limit. Virginia Tech and the Commonwealth of Virginia shall be named

as an additional insured with respect to goods/services being procured. This coverage is to include Premises/OperationsLiability, Products and Completed Operations Coverage, Independent Contractor's Liability, Owner's and Contractor'sProtective Liability and Personal Injury Liability.

D. Automobile Liability - $500,000.00E. Builders Risk - For all renovation and new construction projects under $100,000 Virginia Tech will provide All Risk -

Builders Risk Insurance. For all renovation contracts, and new construction from $100,000 up to $500,000 the contractorwill be required to provide All Risk - Builders Risk Insurance in the amoimt of the contract and name Virginia Tech asadditional insured. All insurance verifications of insurance will be through a valid insurance certificate.

The contractor agrees to be responsible for, indemnify, defend and hold harmless Virginia Tech, its officers, agents andemployees from the payment of all sums of money by reason of any claim against them arising out of any and all occurrencesresulting in bodily or mental injury or property damage that may happen to occur in connection with and during theperformance of the contract, includinv but not limited to claims under the Worker's Compensation Act. The contractor agreesthat it will, at all times, after the completion of the work, be responsible for, indemnify, defend and hold harmless VirginiaTech, its officers, agents and employees from all liabilities resulting from bodily or mental injury or property damage directlyor indirectly arising out of the performance or nonperformance of the contract.

8. NOTICES: Any notices to be given by either party to the other pursuant to any contract resulting from this solicitation shallbe in writing, hand dehvered or mailed to the address of the respective party at the following address

If to Contractor: Address Shown On REP Cover PageAttention: Name Of Person Signing REP

If to Virginia Tech:

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityAttn: Gregory A. Pratt, VCO, VCCO, CUPOProcurement Department (MC 0333)North End Center, Suite 2100, Virginia Tech300 Turner Street NW

Blacksbmg, Virginia 24061

and

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityAttn: Jim McCoyUniversity Design and Construction Department90 Sterrett Facilities ComplexBlacksburg, Virginia 24061

9. SEVERAL LIABILITY: Virginia Tech will be severally liable to the extent of its purchases made against any contractresulting trom this solicitation. Applicable entities described herein will be severally liable to the extent of their purchasesmade against any contract resulting from this solicitation.

ATTACHMENT B

Standard Contract form for reference onlyOfferors do not need to fill in this form


STANDARD CONTRACT

Contract Number:

This contract entered into this day of 20 , by , hereinafter called the"Contractor" and Commonwealth of Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Instimte and State University called "Virginia Tech".

WITNESSETH that the Contractor and Virginia T ech, in consideration of the mumal covenants, promises and agreements hereincontained, agrees as follows:

SCOPE OF CONTRACT: The Contractor shall provide the to Virginia Tech as set forth in the ContractDocuments.

PERIOD OF CONTRACT: From through .

COMPENSATION AND METHOD OF PAYMENT: The Contractor shall be paid by Virginia Tech in accordance with thecontract documents.

CONTRACT DOCUMENT: The Contract Documents shall consist of this signed contract, Request For Proposal Numberdated , together with all written modifications thereof and the proposal submitted by the Contractor

dated and the Contractor's letter dated , all of which Contract Documents are incorporated herein.

In WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Contract to be duly executed intending to be bound thereby.

Contractor: Virginia Tech

By: By:

Title: Title:

2.

3.

4.

5.

RFP 0041790


OUESnONS: All inquiries for infomjation regarding this solicitation should be directed to: Gregory A. Pratt, VCO, VCCO, CUPO, Phone:(540) 231-7852, e-mail: gregp65@vt,edu.

DUE DATE: Sealed Proposals will be received until November 20,2015 at 3:00 PM. Failure to submit proposals to the correct location by thedesignated date and hoiu will result in disqualification.

ADDRESS: Proposals should be mailed or hand delivered to: Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University (Virginia Tech), ProcurementDepartment (MC 0333) North End Center, Suite 2100, Virginia Tech, 300 Turner Street NW, Blacksburg, Virginia 24061. Reference the OpeningDate and Hour, and RFP Number in the lower left comer of the return envelope or package.

PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE: See Section . for information regarding a pre-proposal conference.

TYPE OF BUSINESS: (Please check all applicable classifications). If your classification is certified by the Virginia Department of SmallBusiness and Supplier Diversity (SBSD), provide your certification number: N/A For assistance with SWaM certification, visitSBSD website at http://www.dmbe.vireinia.gov/.

the

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Large

Small business - An independently owned and operated business which, together with affiliates, has 250 or fewer employees or averageannual gross receipts of $10 million or less averaged over the previous three years. Department of Minority Business Enterprise (DMBE)certified women-owned and minority-owned business shall also be considered small business when they have received DMBE small businesscertification.

Women-owned business - A business concern that is at least 51% owned by one or more women who are U. S. citizens or legal residentaliens, or in the case of a corporation, partnership, or limited liability company or other entity, at least 51% of the equity ownership interestis owned by one or more women who are citizens of the United States or non-citizens who are in full compliance with the United Statesimmigration law, and both the management and daily business operations are controlled by one or more women who are U. S. citizens orlegal resident aliens.

Minority-owned business - A business concern that is at least 51% owned by one or more minority individuals (see Section 2.2-1401, Codeof Virginia) or in the case of a corporation, partnership, or limited liability company or other entity, at least 51% of the equity ownershipinterest in the corporation, partnership, or limited liability company or other entity is owned by one or more minority individuals and boththe management and daily business operations are controlled by one or more minority individuals.


FULL LEGAL NAME (PRINT)(Company nanm as it appears with yoar Federal TajqMyer Niiiid)cr)

Graybar Electric Co. Inc.



(If diiTamt than the Full Legal Name)

BILLING NAME

(Company name as it appears on your invoice)

Graybar

PURCHASE ORDER ADDRESS

1125 Salem Ave. S.W.

Roanoke, VA 24016

PAYMENT ADDRESS

P.O. Box 403049

Atlanta, GA 30384-3019

CONTACT NAME/TITLE (PRINT)

Mike McCasland / Branch Manager

E-MAIL ADDRESS

Michael.McCaslandiGraybar.com

TELEPHONE NUMBER

540-343-3611

TOLL FREE TELEPHONE NUMBER

800-933-3611

FAX NUMBER TO RECEIVE


540-343-4146

Is any member of the firm an employee of the Commonwealth of Virginia who h^ a personal interest in this contract pursuantto the Code of Virginia? YES NO ^

SIGNATURE(IN INK)

Date

07/01/2015

®VirginiaTech

Request for Proposal #0041790

For


Date

October 23, 2015

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I. PURPOSE:

The purpose of this Request for Proposal (RFP) is to solicit sealed proposals to establish a contract or contracts throughcompetitive negotiations for eleetrieal equipment and supplies by Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University(Virginia Tech), an agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia.


The term of this contract is for one (1) year(s), or as negotiated. There will be an option for four (4), One (1) yearrenewals, or as negotiated.

III. BACKGROUND:

Virginia Tech has a need to purchase electrical equipment and supplies on a continuous and regular basis for a widevariety of projects associated with campus renovation projects and maintenance of the campus electrical infrastructure.The university's annual expenditure for electrical equipment and supplies has averaged approximately $ 2,000,000.00per year since the year 2000.


rv. EVA BUSINESS-TO-GOVERNMENT ELECTRONIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEM:

The eVA Internet electronic procmement solution streamlines and automates government purchasing activities withinthe Commonwealth of Virginia. Virginia Tech, and other state agencies and institutions, have been directed by theGovernor to maximize the use of this system in the procurement of goods and services. We are, therefore, requestingthat yourfirm register as a trading partner within the eVA system.

There are registration fees and transaction fees involved with the use of eVA. These fees must be considered in theprovision of quotes, bids and price proposals offered to Virginia Tech. Failiu-e to register within the eVA system mayresult in the quote, bid or proposal from your firm being rejected and the award made to another vendor who is registeredin the eVA system.

Registration in the eVA system is accomplished on-line. Your firm must provide the necessary information. Pleasevisit the eVA website portal at http://www.eva.virginia.gov/pages/eva-registration-buver-vendor.htm and registerboth with eVA and Ariha. This process needs to be completed before Virginia Tech can issue yourfirm a PurchaseOrder or contract. If your firm conducts business from multiple geographic locations, please register these locationsin your initial registration.

For registration and technical assistance, reference the eVA website at; eVACustomerCare@,dgs.Virginia, gov. or call866-289-7367 or 804-371-2525.

V. CONTRACT PARTICIPATION:

College of William and Mary

George Mason University

James Madison Umv^sdy

Old Dominion University

Radford University

The University of Virginia

Virginia Commonwealth University

Virginia Military Institute

Vrginia Tech

It is the intent of this solicitation and resulting contract to allow for cooperative procurement. Accordingly, any publicbody, public or private health or educational institutions, or Virginia Tech's affiliated corporations and/or partnershipsmay access any resulting contract if authorized by the contractor.


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reports for all entities accessing the Contract. Participating entities shall place their own orders directly with theContractor and shall fully and independently administer their use of the eontract to include contractual disputes,invoicing and payments without direct administration from Virginia Tech. Virginia Tech shall not be held liable forany costs or damages ineurred by any other participating entity as a result of any authorization by the Contractor toextend the contract. It is imderstood and agreed that Virginia Teeh is not responsible for the acts or omissions of anyentity, and will not be considered in default of the contract no matter the cireumstances.

Use of this contract does not preclude any participating entity from using other eontracts or competitive processes asthe need may be.


A. Overview:

Virginia Tech needs the serviees of a Contraetor to supply eleetrical equipment and supplies on an as needed basiswhen ordered by Virginia Tech.

B. Oualitv of Materials:

All materials supplied shall be institutional, industrial and/or commercial grade, whichever is more stringent, inaccordance with the standards of the industry for institutional and/or industrial construction and maintenance.

C. Inventory.


1. Wire and Cable: All standard sizes and types in aluminum and copper and all insulation types, ineludingcontrol cable, building wire, ground rods, bare and insulated ground wire, and all associated wiring and cablefittings and accessories as well as a large variety of types and sizes from one or more top qualitymanufacturers. Power Cable 15 KV 1/0 to 1000 KCM.

2. Conduit and Raceways: All Standard sizes and types, including surface metal raceways, wireway, aluminumconduit, rigid galvanized steel conduit, intermediate steel conduit, PVC coated rigid steel conduit, electricalmetallic tubing, PVC schedule 40 conduit, flexible liquid-tight conduit, and all associated fittings andaccessories as well as a large variety of types and sizes from one or more top quality manufacturers.

3. Boxes and Wiring Devices: All standard types, including outlet and switch boxes, pull boxes, floor boxes,switches, receptacles, plugs, connectors, and ground fault devices as well as a large variety of types and sizesfrom one or more top quality manufacturers.

4. Panels, Switches and Load Centers: All standard types and sizes, including circuit breakers, fiises, safetyswitches, lighting contactors, distribution panels, panel boards and load centers as well as a large variety oftypes and sizes from an adequate variety of manufacturers.



7. Miscellaneous Fasteners, Terminating Devices, Splicing, Marking: Tapes, splicing kits, lubricants, andcleaners from a top quality manufacturer such as 3M Products. Also including connectors, terminals, ties,markers, signs, anchors, fasteners, channel systems, and other miscellaneous electrical items. Should have alarge variety of types and sizes from one or more top quality manufacturers.

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8. Light Fixtures: All common commercial types, particularly recessed fluorescent, track lighting, exit, andemergency light fixtures and all types of outdoor lighting that are available from one or more top qualitymanufacturers.


10. Special Systems: Including all common types of wall and baseboard heaters, heating cable, kitchen and bathfans, thermostats, and portable heaters that are available from one or more top quality manufacturers.



13. Metering Equipment: All types of metering equipment.


D. Deliverv Policv:


E. Location:


F. Reservations:

Virginia Tech reserves the right to bid or purchase separately any items described herein. This includes, but is notlimited to, items not in stock at the time of order placement, compatible items not in stock, items which are deemedto be of any inferior quality or items which are over-priced in comparison to similar items from other sources.Virginia Tech also reserves the right to purchase separately any item(s) which need to be obtained more quicklyelsewhere due to an emergency, or in order to prevent discomfort to university clients, inefficient use of laborresources, or any other unusual circumstances.

Vn. OTHER REQUIREMENTS: The Contractor shall have the staff and organization sufficient to comply with thefollowing requirements:



discounted price. Invoices shall be identified by the Virginia Tech work order number and/or PurchaseOrder number. Invoices shall be submitted on a bi-monthly basis during the week after receipt.

C. Orders shall be placed by approved Virginia Tecb personnel, who have been identified in advance by the AssistantDirector of Business Administration for University Planning, Design and Construction at Virginia Tecb. VirginiaTecb shall not be responsible for any purchases made by unauthorized personnel. Contractor shall require a legiblesignature from all Virginia Tecb persoimel on orders picked up or delivered.


E. Supporting Documentation: Virginia Tecb reserves the right to request supporting documentation on discounts,pricing, or any other information provided by the Contractor at any time during the contract period.

F. Parking PoUcy:

All Contractor vehicles parked on the Virginia Tech campus must display a parking permit. Contractors shall notethat vehicles parked on the Virginia Tech campus without a parking pass or permit are subject to ticketing andfines.

1. For overnight parking, the Contractor's company owned vehicles shall use the parking lot in front of VirginiaTech Printing Services and Surplus Property offices at 1411 South Main Street also known as the old K-Martparking lot. Privately owned vehicles (POV) may park at the location. No overnight (24 hoin) parking isallowed on campus. If parking POV on campus. Parking Services will identify which lot the POV shall park;currently the Track/Soccer, Overflow or East Cassell lot. To be entitled to park in these lots the Contractorshall be required to buy a daily, weekly, monthly or aimual permit from Parking Services. It shall be theresponsibility of the Contractor to shuttle employees to the job site.

2. If the need arises, Virginia Tech may direct that Contractor owned vehicles be parked in a location orlocations other than 1411 South Main Street, Blacksbmg, VA.

G. Turf Permits: These permits are issued by Parking Services to all vehicles requiring temporary parking on thegrass except for construction equipment, loaders, graders, etc. Parking Services' management shall decide who canobtain a Turf Permit. This permit does not allow parking on sidewalks and plazas. As a courtesy please do not parkunder trees. Refer to University Policy 5000, Section 2.9.12, point 6 on the internet for more details. There will bea $50 charge per permit for all non state vehicles.

H. Sidewalk Policy: Sidewalk access to land-locked buildings is only allowed along designated routes. Vehicle pull-ofFs are designed at land-locked building sites to move parked vehicles off sidewalks (but not onto turf). Parkingan unattended vehicle on a sidewalk is strictly prohibited by State Law and shall be subject to fines. The vehicle

operator shall be made aware that extreme caution shall be used to operate the vehicle in a way that will not be ahazard or hindrance to pedestrians using the sidewalk. The Contractor shall be responsible for any damage to theturf and anything that is located adjacent to the sidewalk.

The procedure to obtain a permit to operate vehicles on a sidewalk is the same as outlined for Turf Policy. Anyvehicle parked illegally on a sidewalk shall be subject to ticketing, fines and towing if necessary.

Vni. PROPOSAL PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION:


I. RFP Response: In order to be considered for selection, Offerors must submit a complete response to thisRFP. One (1) original and Six (6) copies of each proposal must be submitted to:




Reference the Opening Date and Hour, and RFP Number in the lower left hand comer of the returnenvelope or package.

No other distribution of the proposals shall be made by the Offeror.


a. Proposals shall be signed by an authorized representative of the Offeror. All information requested shouldbe submitted. Failure to submit all information requested may result in Virginia Tech requiring promptsubmission of missing information and/or giving a lowered evaluation of the proposal. Proposals whichare substantially incomplete or lack key information may be rejected by Virginia Tech at its discretion.Mandatory requirements are those required by law or regulation or are such that they cannot be waivedand are not subject to negotiation.

b. Proposals should be prepared simply and economically providing a straightforward, concise descriptionof capabihties to satisfy the requirements of the RFP. Emphasis should be on completeness and clarity ofcontent.

c. Proposals should be organized in the order in which the requirements are presented in the RFP. All pagesof Ac proposal should be numbered. Each paragraph in the proposal should reference the paragraphnumber of the corresponding section of the RFP. It is also help&l to cite the paragraph number, subletter,and repeat the text of the requirement as it appears in the RFP. If a response covers more than one page,the paragraph number and subletter should be repeated at the top of the next page. The proposal shouldcontain a table of contents which cross references the RFP requirements. Information which the offerordesires to present that does not fall within any of the requirements of the RFP should be inserted at anappropriate place or be attached at the end of the proposal and designated as additional material. Proposalst^t are not organized in this manner risk elimination from consideration if the evaluators are unable tofind where the RFP requirements are specifically addressed.


e. Ownership of all data, material and documentation originated and prepared for Virginia Tech pursuant tothe RFP shall belong exclusively to Virginia Tech and be subject to public inspection in accordance withthe Virginia Freedom of Information Act. Trade secrets or proprietary information submitted by anOfferor shall not be subjeet to public disclosure under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act. However,to prevent disclosure the Offeror must invoke the protections of Section 2.2-4342F of the Code of Virginia,in writing, either before or at the time the data or other materials is submitted. The written request mustspecifically identify the data or other materials to be protected and state the reasons why protection isnecessary. The proprietary or trade secret material submitted must be identified by some distinct methodsuch as highlighting or underlining and must indicate only the specific words, figures, or paragraphs thatconstitute trade secret or proprietary information. The classifieation of an entire proposal document, lineitem prices and/or total proposal prices as proprietary or trade secrets is not acceptable and may result inrejection of the proposal.

3. Oral Presentation: Offerers who submit a proposal in response to this RFP may be required to give an oralpresentation of their proposal to Virginia Tech. This will provide an opportunity for the Offeror to clarify orelaborate on the proposal but will in no way change the original proposal. Virginia Tech will schedule the timeand location of these presentations. Oral presentations are an option of Virginia Tech and may not beconducted. Therefore, proposals should be complete.

B. Specific Requirements

Proposals should be as thorough and detailed as possible so that Virginia Tech may properly evaluate yourcapabilities to provide the required services. Offerors are required to submit the following information/items as acomplete proposal:

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Describe and list Offerer's inventory in terms of volume, quantity, and variety of items in each categorydescribed in Section VI. (C.) Inventorv.

Describe and list the variety of items and manufacturers which the Offerer has available through its suppliers,in terms of the items listed in Section VI. (C.) Inventorv.

Describe the location and address of the facility that will serve Virginia Tech most frequently. Also describeand list addresses of any branch facilities that may be ixsed to service Virginia Tech.

Describe Offerer's delivery policy in detail, including delivery charges if any.



Describe your order fiilfillment rate and the typical turnaround time from receipt of an order until delivery ismade.

2. Price:






Provide a complete description and listing of the Contractor's capabilities in terms of volume, quality andvariety of items in each category in stock and on-site at Contractor's warehouse. Also provide completedescriptions and listings of all supplies available through manufacturers, and branch warehouses, includingthe volume, quality and variety of items and supplies available. This may also include a statement ofwillingness to alter inventory to better meet Virginia Tech's requirements.

Please provide mileage from the Contractor's supply warehouse to Virginia Tech's Sterrett FacilitiesComplex in Blacksburg, Virginia.


If your business can not be classified as SWaM, describe your plan for utilizing SWaM subcontractors ifawarded a contract. Describe your ability to provide reporting on SWaM subcontracting spend when requested.If your firm or any business that you plan to subcontract with can be classified as SWaM, but has not beencertified by the Virginia Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity (SBSD), it is expected that thecertification process will be initiated no later than the time of the award. If your firm is currently certified, youagree to maintain your certification for the life of the contract. For assistance with SWaM certification, visitthe SBSD website at httD://www.dmbe.virginia.gov/.


IX. SELECTION CRITERIA AND AWARD:


Proposals will be evaluated by Virginia Tech using the following:

Maximum Point

Criteria Value


2. Qualifications and experiences of Offerer in providing the goods/services 15

3. Specific plans or methodology to be used to provide the services, toinclude warehouse location 30


5. Participation of Small, Women-Owned and Minority (SWAM) Business 10

Total 100

B. Award

Selection shall be made of two or more offerers deemed to be fiilly qualified and best suited among those submittingproposals on the basis of the evaluation factors included in the Request for Proposal, including price, if so stated inthe Request for Proposal. Negotiations shall then be conducted with the offerers so selected. Price shall beconsidered, but need not be the sole determining factor. After negotiations have been conducted with each offerorso selected, Virginia Tech shall select the offeror which, in its opinion, has made the best proposal, and shall awardthe contract to that offeror. Virginia Tech may cancel this Request for Proposal or reject proposals at any time priorto an award. Should Virginia Tech determine in writing and in its sole discretion that only one offeror has madethe best proposal, a contract may be negotiated and awarded to that offeror. The award document will be a contractincorporating by reference all the requirements, terms and conditions of this solicitation and the Contractor'sproposal as negotiated. Virginia Tech reserves the right to award one (1) or more contracts. See Attachment B forsample contract form.

X. OPTIONAL PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE:

An optional pre-proposal conference will be held on November 2, 2015 at 3 pm in the Classroom in Sterrett FacilitiesComplex. The purpose of this conference is to allow potential Offerers an opportunity to present questions and obtainclarification relative to any facet of this solicitation.

While attendance at this conference will not be a prerequisite to submitting a proposal, offerers who intend to submit aproposal are encouraged to attend.

Bring a copy of this solicitation with you. Any changes resulting from this conference will be issued in a writtenaddendum to this solicitation.

It is strongly recommended that you obtain a Virginia Tech parking permit for display on your vehicle prior toattending the conference. Parking permits are available from the Virginia Tech Parking Services Departmentlocated at 605 Research Center Drive, phone: (540) 231-3200, e-mail: [email protected],

XI. INVOICES:

Invoices for goods or services provided imder any contract resulting from this solicitation shall be submitted to:


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Virginia Tech will authorize payment to the contractor as negotiated in any resulting contract from the aforementionedRequest for Proposal.

Payment can be expedited through the use of the Wells One AP Control Payment System. Virginia Tech stronglyencourages participation in this program. For more information on this program please refer to Virginia Tech'sProcurement website: http://www.procurenient.vt.edu/VendorAVellsOne.html or contact the person in ProcurementDepartment identified in the REP.

XIII. ADDENDUM:

Any ADDENDUM issued for this solicitation may be accessed at http://www.procurement.vt.edu/html.docs/bids.php.Since a paper copy of the addendum will not be mailed to you, we encourage you to check the web site regularly.


A. Jim McCoy, Contracts Manager, University Design and Construction, at Virginia Tech or his designee, shall beidentified as the Contract Administrator and shall use all powers imder the contract to enforce its faithfulperformance.

B. The Contract Administrator, or his designee, shall determine the amount, quantity, acceptability, fitness of allaspects of the services and shall decide all other questions in connection with the services. The ContractAdministrator, or his designee, shall not have authority to approve changes in the services which alter the conceptor which call for an extension of time for this contract. Any modifications made must be authorized by the VirginiaTech Procurement Department through a written amendment to the contract.

XV. COMMUNICATIONS:

Communications regarding this Request for Proposals (RFP) shall be formal from the date of issue for this RFP, untileither a Contractor has been selected or the Procurement Department rejects all proposals. Formal communications willbe directed to the Procurement Department. Informal commimications, including but not limited to request forinformation, comments or speculations regarding this RFP to any University employee other than a ProcurementDepartment representative may result in the offending Offerer's proposal being rejected.

XVI. CONTROLLING VERSION OF SOLICITATION:

The PDF version of the solicitation and any addenda issued by Virginia Tech Procurement Services is the mandatorycontrolling version of the document. Any modification of7or additions to the solicitation by the Offerer shall not modifythe official version of the solicitation issued by Virginia Tech Procurement Services. Such modifications or additionsto the solicitation by the Offerer may be cause for rejection of the proposal; however, Virginia Tech reserves the rightto decide, on a case by case basis, in its sole discretion, whether to reject such a proposal.



XVIII. ATTACHMENTS:



ATTACHMENT A



http:/www.Drocurement.vt.edu/html.docs/terms/GTC RFP 07012015.pdf

Snecial Terms and Conditions


2. AUDIT: The Contractor hereby agrees to retain all books, records, and other documents relative to this contract for five (5)years after final payment, or tmtil audited by the Commonwealth of Virginia, whichever is sooner. Virginia Tech, itsauthorized agents, and/or the State auditors shall have full access and the right to examine any of said materials during saidperiod.

3. AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS: It is understood and agreed between the parties herein that Virginia Tech shall be boundheretmder only to the extent of the funds available or which may hereafter become available for the purpose of this agreement.


5. CONTRACT DOCUMENTS: The contract entered into by the parties shall consist of the Request for Proposal includingall modifications thereof, the proposal submitted by the Contractor, the written results of negotiations, the CommonwealthStandard Contract Form, all of which shall be referred to collectively as the Contract Docrunents.

6. IDENTIFICATION OF BID/PROPOSAL ENVELOPE: The signed bid or proposal should be retumed in a separateenvelope or package, sealed and identified as follows:

From- Electric Co. Inc. 09/20/2015 3:00 p.m.Name of Bidder or OfTeror Due Date Time Due

1125 Salem Ave. S.W 0041790

Street or Box No. Solicitation NumberRoanoKe, VA 24016 Electrical Equipment and Supplies


Gregory A. Pratt, VCCO, VCO, CUPOName of Procurement Officer:



Procurement Department (MC 0333)North End Center, Suite 2100, Virginia Tech300 Tumer Street NW


The offerer takes the risk that if the envelope is not marked as described above, it may be inadvertently opened and the informationcompromised, which may cause the proposal to be disqualified. Bids or Proposals may be hand delivered to the designated locationin the office issuing the solicitation. No other correspondence or other bids/proposals should be placed in the envelope.

7. INSURANCE:

By signing and submitting a proposal under this solicitation, the Offeror certifies that if awarded the contract, it will have thefollowing insurance coverages at the time the work commences. Additionally, it will maintain these during the entire term ofthe contract and that all insurance coverages will be provided by insiu^ce companies authorized to sell insurance in Virginiaby the Virginia State Corporation Commission.During the period of the contract, Virginia Tech reserves the right to require the Contractor to furnish certificates of insurancefor the coverage required.INSURANCE COVERAGES AND LIMITS REQUIRED:


as an additional insured with respect to goods/services being procured. This coverage is to include Premises/OperationsLiability, Products and Completed Operations Coverage, Independent Contractor's Liability, Owner's and Contractor'sProtective Liability and Personal Injury Liability.

D. Automobile Liability - $500,000.00E. Builders Risk - For all renovation and new construction projects under $100,000 Virginia Tech will provide All Risk -

Builders Risk Insurance. For all renovation contracts, and new construction fi-om $100,000 up to $500,000 the contractorwill be required to provide All Risk - Builders Risk Insmance in the amount of the contract and name Virginia Tech asadditional insured. All insurance verifications of insurance will be through a valid insurance certificate.

The contractor agrees to be responsible for, indemnify, defend and hold harmless Virginia Tech, its officers, agents andemployees fi-om fte payment of all sums of money by reason of any claim against them arising out of any and all occurrencesresulting in bodily or mental injury or property damage that may happen to occur in connection with and during theperformance of the contract, including but not limited to claims under the Worker's Compensation Act. The contractor agreesthat it will, at all times, after the completion of the work, be responsible for, indemnify, defend and hold harmless VirginiaTech, its officers, agents and employees from all liabilities resulting from bodily or mental injury or property damage directlyor indirectly arising out of the performance or nonperformance of the contract.

8. NOTICES: Any notices to be given by either party to the other pursuant to any contract resulting from this solicitation shallbe in writing, hand delivered or mailed to the address of the respective party at the following address

If to Contractor: Address Shown On RFP Cover PageAttention: Name Of Person Signing RFP




and


9. SEVERAL LIABILITY: Virginia Tech will be severally liable to the extent of its purchases made against any contractresulting from this solicitation. Applicable entities described herein will be severally liable to the extent of their purchasesmade against any contract resulting from this solicitation.

ATTACHMENT B



STANDARD CONTRACT

Contract Number:

This contract entered into this day of 20 , by , hereinafter called the"Contractor" and Commonwealth of Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University called "Virginia Teeh".

WITNESSETH that the Contractor and Virginia Tech, in consideration of the mutual covenants, promises and agreements hereineontained, agrees as follows;



COMPENSATION AND METHOD OF PAYMENT: The Contractor shall be paid by Virgiiua Tech in accordance with thecontract documents.

CONTRACT DOCUMENT: The Contract Documents shall consist of this signed contract. Request For Proposal Nmnberdated , together with all written modifieations thereof and the proposal submitted by the Contractor




By: By:

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Virginia Tech


Request for Proposal # 0041790

Due Date 11/20/2015

Opening Hour 3:00 p.m.

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1125 Salem Ave

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November 17, 2015

Virginia Polytechnic InstituteProcurement Department (0333)North End Center

Suite 2100, Virginia Tech300 Turner Street NW

Blacksburg, VA 24061

Subject: RFP # 0041790 Electrical Equipment and SuppliesOpening date 11-20-15 - Opening hour 3:00 p.m.

Mr. Pratt,

Thank you for the opportunily to submit the electrical equipment andsupplies proposal.

Graybar is an employee-owned, independent wholesale distributor ofelectrical and comm/data products. We distribute approximately one milliondifferent products made by thousands of large and small manufacturers andoperate 250 stocking locations. Graybar provides valuable distribution servicesfor both manufacturers and customers.

Graybar has many service solutions available ranging from E-Commerce,On-Site Services, Jobsite Services, Project Management, Logistics, etc. We lookforward to working with Virginia Tech and providing service solutions that willmeet the university needs.

If there are any questions concerning the proposal, please contact us atany time.

Thank you.

Mike McCasland Joann Grissom

Branch Manager Outside Sales Representative

1125 Satem Ave., Roanoke, VA 24016www.graybarcom

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Virginia Polytechnic Institute Procurement

RFP # 0041790

Due: November 20^*^ 2015 at 3:00 pm

Mr. Gregory A. Pratt, VCCO, VCO, CUPO

[email protected]

Assistant Director of Procurement for Facilities Support

Procurement Department (0333)

North End Center

STE 2100, Virginia Tech

300 Turner Street NW

Blacksburg VA 24061

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION Page Number

I. GENERAL INFORMATION FORM 1

II. PURPOSE 2m. CONTACT PERIOD 3rV. BACKGROUND 4

V. EVA 5

VI. CONTRACT PARTICIPATION 6

VII. STATEMENT OF NEEDS: 7A. Overview 8-18

B. Quality of Materials 19C. Inventory 20-54D. Delivery Policy 55E. Location 56

F. Reservations 56

Vin. OTHER REQUIREMENTS 57A. Packing Slip 58B. Invoices 59-60

C. Approved Personnel 61D. Supporting Documentation 62E. Parldng Policy 62F. Turf Permits 62

G. Sidewalk Policy 62IX. PROPOSAL PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION 63

A. General Requirements 631. RFP Response 632. Proposal Preparation 63-643. Oral Presentation 64

B. Specific Requirements 641. Plan for providing Electric:al equipment and Supplies 652. Price 66, 1073. Qualifications, Experience and References —1084. Inventory and Warehouse L(x:ations 1085. Participation of Small, Women-owned and Minority-108

Owned Business (SWAM) Business 1086. General Information Form and Addenda 108

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X. SELECTION CRITERIA AND AWARD 109A. Selection Criteria 109

B. Award 109XI. OPTIONAL PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE 109XII. INVOICES 109-110XIII. METHOD OF PAYMENT 110XIV. ADDENDUM 110XV. CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION 110XVI. COMMUNICATIONS 110XVII. CONTROLING VERSION OF SOLICITATION 110

XVIII. TERMS AND CONDITIONS 111-112XIX. ATTACHMENTS 113

XX. ORIGINAL RFP- 114-127


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1. OUESTIONS: All inquiries for infonnation regarding this solicitation should be directed to: Gregory A. Pratt, VCO, VCCO, CUPO, Phone:(540) 231-7852, e-mail: [email protected].

2. DUE DATE: Sealed Proposals will be received until November 20,2015 at 3:00 PM. Failure to submit proposals to the correct location by thedesignated date and hour will result in disqualification.

3. ADDRESS: Proposals should be mailed or hand delivered to: Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University (Virginia Tech), ProcurementDepartment (MC 0333) North End Center, Suite 2100, Virginia Tech, 300 Turner Street NW, Blacksburg, Virginia 24061. Reference the OpeningDate and Hour, and RFP Number in the lower left comer of the return envelope or package.

4. PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE: See Section . for information regarding a pre-proposal conference.

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TYPE OF BUSINESS: (Please check all applicable classifications). If your classification is certified by the Virginia Department of SmallBusiness and Supplier Diversity (SBSD), provide your certification number: N/A For assistance with SWaM certification, visitSBSD website at http://www.dmbe.virginia.gov/.

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Large

Small business - An independently owned and operated business which, together with affiliates, has 250 or fewer employees or averageannual gross receipts of $10 million or less averaged over the previous three years. Department of Minority Business Enterprise (DMBE)certified women-owned and minority-owned business shall also be considered small business when they have received DMBE small businesscertification.

Women-owned business - A business concern that is at least 51% owned by one or more women who are U. S. citizens or legal residentaliens, or in the case of a corporation, partnership, or limited liability company or other entity, at least 51% of the equity ownership interestis owned by one or more women who are citizens of the United States or non-citizens who are in fiill compliance with the United Statesinunigration law, and both the management and daily business operations are controlled by one or more women who are U. S. citizens orlegal resident aliens.

Minority-owned business - A business concern that is at least 51 % owned by one or more minority individuals (see Section 2.2-1401, Codeof Virginia) or in the case of a corporation, partnership, or limited liability company or other entity, at least 51% of the equity ownershipinterest in the corporation, partnership, or limited liability company or other entity is owned by one or more minority individuals and boththe management and daily business operations are controlled by one or more minority individuals.


FULL LEGAL NAME (PRINT)(Company name it a|^?ears with your Federal Taiqnyer Numto)

Graybar Electric Co. Inc.


13-0794380


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BILLING NAME

(Company name as it appears on >oiir invoice)

Graybar

PURCHASE ORDER ADDRESS

1125 Salem Ave. S.W.

Roanoke, VA 24016

PAYMENT ADDRESS

P.O. Box 403049


CONTACT NAME/TITLE (PRINT)

Mike McCasland / Branch Manager

E-MAIL ADDRESS

Michael.McCaslandgGraybar.com

TELEPHONE NUMBER

540-343-3611

TOLL FREE TELEPHONE NUMBER

800-933-3611

FAX NUMBER TO RECEIVE


540-343-4146

Is any member of the firm an employee of the Commonwealth of Virginia who has a personal interest in this contract pursuantto the Code of Virginia? ^ YES NO

SIGNATURE

(IN INK)

Date:

07/01/2015

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Purpose

I. PURPOSE:

The purpose of this Request for Proposal (RFP) is to solicit sealed proposals to establish a contract or contracts throughcompetitive negotiations for electrical equipment and supplies by Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University(Virginia Tcch), an agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

We have prepared a proposal for your review and consideration. After each section you will find our response maintaining theRFP structure and order to aid for easv review.

Graybar's Mission Statement

Graybar is the vital link in the supply chain, adding value with efficient and cost-effective service and solutions for our customers and our suppliers.Our Vision Statements

For Our Customers - We will add value for our customers by anticipating and identifying their needs and providing cost-effective soluttons. Through excellent andefficient service, we will meet our customers' expectations. They will see us as a leader in the industry.

For Our Suppliers - We will be the channel of choice for our suppliers by providing cost-effective and efficient ways to bring their products, services and solutions toour mutual customers. They will see us as a leader in the industry.

For Our Employees - We will provide an environment for our employees that challenges them to team, grow and prosper in an atmosphere of respect andrecognition. Our employees will be proud to work for a profitable and thriving employee-owned company.

For Our Shareholders- We will be the industry leader in the products and services we offer while providing increased shareholder value at optimal risk.

For Our Community - We will be a solid corporate citizen and will encourage community involvement among its employees and retirees.

Our Quality Policy & Objectives

Graybar Quality is a commitment to error-free performance. We are committed to a continuous improvement process, assuring consistent conformance to customers'expectations.

We believe these objectives can only be achieved in our organization by a culture that embraces a customer focus and implements that focus through the dailyinvolvement of every employee.

We gauge our success by customer satisfaction.

Quality Management System

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Contract Period


The term of this contract is for one (1) ycarfs), or as negotiated. There will be an option for four (4), One (I) yearrenewals, or as negotiated.

Gravbar understands the terms of the contract oeriod.

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Background

III. BACKGROUND:

Virginia Tech has a need to purchase electrical equipment and supplies on a continuous and regular basis for a widevariety of projects associated with campus renovation projects and maintenance of the campus electrical infrastructure.The university's annual expenditure for electrical equipment and supplies has averaged approximately $ 2,000,000.00per year since the year 2000.


Graybar today is an international distributor of electrical and comm/data products, and a Fortune 500 Corporation. OurCompany operates 250 stocking locations throughout the United States and Canada.Our Company distributes approximately one million different products made by thousands of large and small manufacturers.Graybafs customers are primarily electrical and comm/data contractors, commercial and industrial firms, telephone companies,and power utilities. Graybar remains an independent distributor and is still one of the largest employee-owned companies in theUnited States.

"We are proud of our unique company and the many distribution services we offer. Graybar is an employee-owned.Independent wholesale distributor of electrical and comm/data products. We represent thousands of manufacturers anddistribute hundreds of thousands of different products and component. Most Important. Graybar provides valuable distributionservices for both manufacturers and customers."

Company Profile

Chicago 1873 Gray & Barton employees with inventor and cofounder Eusha Gray (front row, center).

Ellsha Gray, an inventor, and Enos Barton, an entrepreneur, founded Gray & Barton In Cleveland In 1869. To raise the moneyhe needed for his share of the business venture, Enos Barton borrowed $400 from his widowed mother. She, in turn, raised themoney by mortgaging the family home In rural Jefferson County, New York. Mrs. Barton's act of confidence in her son provedto be one of the best investments in history.

In 1872 this partnership became the Western Electric Company, which supplied telegraph components to the Western UnionTelegraph Company. After the invention of the telephone. Western Electric became the exclusive manufacturer of telephoneequipment for the Bell System. By the early 1900's, Westem had grown to be one of the largest manufacturing concerns In theworld.

Westem Electric also managed a thriving electrical distribution business, furnishing Its customers with non-telephone productsmade by other manufacturers. This electrical distribution business was spun off from Westem Electric and organized Into aseparate company, Graybar Electric Company, Inc., In 1925. Graybar employees bought their company in 1929.Corporate headquarters, which since 1928 had been located in the Graybar Building at 420 Lexington Ave. in New York City,moved to suburban St. Louis In 1982.

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Procurement System

IV. EVA BUSINESS-TO-GOVERNMENT ELECTRONIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEM:

The eVA Internet electronic procurement solution streamlines and automates government purchasing activities withinthe Commonwealth of Virginia. Virginia Tech, and other state agencies and institutions, have been directed by theGovernor to maximize the use of this system in the procurement of goods and services, ffe are, therefore, requestingthat voiirfimi register as a trading partner within the eVA system.

There are registration fees and transaction fees involved with the use of eVA. These fees mu.st be considered in theprovision of quotes, bids and price proposals offered to Virginia Tech. Failure to register within the eVA system mayresult in the quote, bid or proposal from your firm being rejected and the award made to another vendor who is registeredin the eVA system.

Registration in the eVA system is accomplished on-line. Your firm must provide the necessary information. Pleasevisit the eVA website portal at httn://www eva.virginia.EOv/Dages/eva-registration-buver-vendor.htm and registerboth with eVA and Ariba. This process needs to he completed he/ore Virginia Tech can issue yourfirm a PurchaseOrder or contract. If your firm conducts business from multiple geographic locations, please register these locationsin your initial registration.

For registration and technical assistance, reference the eVA website at; [email protected]. or call866-289-7367 or 804-371-2525.

Gravbar is registered as a member of eVA and we oarticioate with SciQuest.

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CONTRACT PARTICIPATION:

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It is the intent of this solicitation and resulting contract to allow for cooperative procurement. Accordingly, any publicbody, public or private health or educational institutions, or Virginia Tech's affiliated corporations and/or partnershipsmay access any resulting contract if authorized by the contractor.


reports for all entities accessing the Contract. Participating entities shall place their own orders directly with theContractor and shall fully and independently administer their use of the contract to include contractual disputes,invoicing and payments without direct administration from Virginia Tech. Virginia Tech shall not be held liable forany costs or damages incurred by any other participating entity as a result of any authorization by the Contractor toextend the contract. It is understood and agreed that Virginia Tech is not responsible for the acts or omissions of anyentity, and will not be considered in default of the contract no matter the circumstances.

Use of this contract does not preclude any participating entity from using other contracts or competitive processes asthe need may be.

Gravbar aooreciates the chance to allow for coooerative orocurements as noted above.

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A. Overview:

Virginia Tech needs the services of a Contractor to supply electrical equipment and supplies on an as needed basiswhen ordered by Virginia Tech.

Fast service and delivery. Graybar provides many services that provide value for the universityenvironment. Orders entered for products in stock by 3:00 are typically shipped the same day, and most

orders are shipped within 24 hours of receipt. We offer emergency services and will deliver the same

day when needed based on availability. The following flyers showcase a few examples of services

provided such as JIT (Just in Time), after hours service, material staging, product kitting, wire and cable

management and services, job trailers, job boxes and carts, project order management, bar coding,

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convenient, local access to products and services. Whether

it's getting materials to the jobsite fast through same- or

next-day delivery or emergency services, Graybar can help

streamline your supply chain.

■ Convenient access to products, services and people. Graybar

backs our local inventories with supporting inventory in zone

warehouses and regional service centers.

■ Fast service and delivery. Orders received by 3 p.m. are

typically shipped the same day, and most orders are

shipped within 24 hours of receipt. Graybar can also provide

customized delivery services.

■ Emergency service. Through our national emergency

response center, Graybar is there when you need us - day or

night. Call 1 -800-GRAYBAR after regular business hours for

emergency service.

And that's not all. Tailored inventory in local branches

combined with Graybar's Logistics Network means quick

access to the products you need. And with more than

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Do you find yourself spending more time managing

inventory for your everyday product needs? Are you

running out of room in your storerooms? Graybar's JIT

(Just In Time) inventory service solution may be the help

you need.

Graybar's objective is to deliver the items at the moment

they are needed, thereby minimizing inventory levels,

storage and transaction costs. JIT can help reduce waste andincrease productivity. Materials are purchased, transported

and processed just in time for their subsequent use.

JIT is Designed to Help

■ Reduce the amount of inventory, storage costs and

inventory obsolescence

■ Decrease transaction costs

■ Maximize service levels

■ Reduce overall inventory costs, job delays and waste

■ Inventory tax savings

■ Minimize order cycle time

■ Dedicate inventory at distribution point

■ On-time performance

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You can reduce your environmental impact by taking advantage of

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Just call 1 -800-GRAYBAR after normal business hours to

reach the appropriate branch emergency contact. Graybar's

on-call representative will offer the highest level of service

possible and access to current inventory.

Customer Benefits

■ Graybar will address the situation quickly to reduce

your down time

• Easy to remember toll-free number 1 -800-GRAYBAR(1-800-472-9227)

■ Ability to check inventory through its national database

of networked locations

A Company You Can Count On

When you work with Graybar, you can get personalized, local

service, backed by strength and capabilities of a national

FORTUNE 500 company. From your day-to-day business

needs to emergency, after-hours service, we're here for you.

We believe that no other company in our industry can match

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Helps EnsureOne CompleteShipment!Material Staging is the process of storing stock or non

stock material for delivery to the you at a specified date and

time. This procedure involves combining several product-

gathering efforts to fill a single order. In most cases, material

staging refers to storing non-stock material to ensure it

is available at the time you need it. Material staging helps

ensure one complete shipment.

Construction

Material staging works great for contractors that need

warehouse space for lighting, switchgear, electrical and

data cabinets and other large items.

Industrial

Material staging also works great for industrial accounts that

may request this during major in-house change-outs, or

simply to move products out of an area until they are needed.

These items are placed in staging areas in the branch locations

where the products are consolidated for this future release.

Customer Benefits

• Readily accessible inventory

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supplier claims

• Promotes JIT inventory

■ Eliminates supplier labor charges

■ Prevents job delays

■ Frees up customer warehouse space

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Kitting is the packaging of components to provide a

complete "kit" of materials that are required for assembly or

installation. Graybar develops special packaging for a few

items or we can kit, crate and ship large components.

Kits Can be Built to Stock or to Order

Graybar has the experience in developing kitting operations

for large customers who require assembly, storage

and shipment of thousands of kits in a single month, to

requirements as small as several components for a specific

installation. At Graybar, we offer a wide range of innovative

kitting services that help our customers get the job done

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■ Reduce administrative costs of ordering a large number of

components from multiple sources

• Reduce internal labor costs associated with the procurement,

logistics and installation of material

■ Improve customer service levels internally

and externally

■ Reduce returns and shrinkage

■ Place orders for a group of products made by multiple

manufacturers with one catalog number

■ Avoid delays, all items ship together

• Save money through reduced administrative costs, leveraged

buying and reduced receiving costs

■ Reduce cost of labor spent on non-installation activities

This Process Can Be Performed For

Electrical contractors, communication contractors, commercial

business, industrial business and the government.

Graybar Sustainabiiity

Kitting can reduce the number of miles driven via deliveries or

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Reduce Waste

and ImproveProfitability!Graybar's wire and cable management services are flexibleand can be customer tailored for each job. The services can

handle Industrial cables, instrumentation cable, medium

voltage cable, building cable, data network cable, and fiber,enabling our customers to have the products available to

them when, where and how they need them. Graybar can

also assist customers with the following services: striping,

labeling, plexing, twisting, lashing and dyeing.

Save Labor, Time and Money

Graybar services like cutting and paralleling, prepared

reels and stands that can be easily moved on-site, and

preinstalled pulling eyes can provide you with significant

savings and make your jobs safer, easier and more efficient.

Graybar's solutions are designed to:

• Reduce: Inventory shortages, damaged inventory, need for

expedited shipments, material lost on the job and under

utilized or deteriorating inventory

■ Provide: Shipments of cut lengths, project tracking, dedicated

inventory, just-in-time deliveries and project savings

■ Prevent: Job delays and material lost on job

■ Allow: Design and engineering changes

■ Save: On inventory management and total project cost

This process can be performed for:

Electrical and communications wire and cable in industrial,

OEM, commercial and construction markets.

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wire and cable. Work with your Graybar sales

representative to plan your next project.

Graybar Sustainability

utilizing Graybar's wire and cable management services can mean

less wasted or under-utilized product. Not only is this good for your

bottom-line, but can also help lessen the environmental impact of

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portable storage units to its jobsite inventory management

solutions. Special discount pricing, priority delivery,

nationwide inventory and pre-approved credit make

Graybar your best source for secure portable storage

containers, trailers and offices.

All Steel Storage Containers

Standard Sizes: 8' Wide

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to room and floor to floor on heavy duty equipped casters.

The containers can be picked up and replenished as needed

to meet your jobsite requirements.

Job Boxes and Carts Offered

■ Clamshell Cart

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■ Palletainer (casters optional)

■ Side by Side (3-sheif and 4-shelf)

■ Side by Side (4-shelf)

■ BIM Modeling Cart (for purchase Only)

Customer Benefits

• Stock per job phase to help organize material on jobsite

■ Improves electrician efficiency; less effort spent on

non-installation activities

■ Reduced storage costs, ordering, receiving and billing

■ Increased productivity through less material handling

and loss, congestion, damage, over-ordering, remobilization

and transportation to jobs

■ Reduce cost of labor effort spent on non-installation activities

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According to the Whole Building Design Guide, cardboard can make up

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removed at the Graybar warehouse and recycled via certified recyclers.

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to minimize the effects of the unplanned and to improve the

process to reduce errors.

To accomplish this goal we work with you from the designstage, through quotations, ordering, delivery, follow-

up, reporting, billing, to the final job recap. With ourexperienced project teams, technology, and supply chainexperience we can help with local jobs to geographically

diverse multi-year projects.

Customer Benefits

■ Increased Ability to Plan Projects

» Project Preplanning meetings

» Take Off and Project Planning assistance from our team of

specialists including

• Lighting and Switchgear Specialists

• Technical and Engineering Assistance

• Active Management of Project

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» Status Reporting

• Increased Confidence in On-Time Project Completion

» Reliable On-Demand Reports

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■ Access to other Graybar services

» Wire and Cable Management

» On site job trailers and offices

» SmartStock Inventory management

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When a statewide utility needed to improve their system-

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Graybar served as the central point of aggregation andintegration of several project participants and inputs. This

reduced the complexity for the customer, the engineering

consultant and the manufacturer. Resulting in a project

finished on-time and meeting the requirements to help

them serve their customer more efficiently.

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shipments and documents, enabling you to automate your

receiving and accounts payable functions. At your request,

we can also work with you to generate labels that meet

industry or customer requirements.

With standard or customized bar code labeling Graybar

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• Eliminates errors associated with manual data entry

■ Speeds up the process of data entry

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Bar Coding Examples

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invoices into a single invoice, summarizing all of your billing

activity, which saves you time and money.

Customer Benefits

■ Supports increased cash flow

■ Pay multiple invoices easily and efficiently, saving time andreducing papenwork

■ Electronic versions of your Summary Bill are availableproviding the benefits of online processing

■ Bills can be combined for customers with more than

one account

■ Receive detailed billing information for each invoice

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By combining invoices you're also making an impact on the

environment. Summary Billing can reduce the amount of paper used

in the office for everyday business processes. According to the EPA,

paper and paperboard is the largest contributor, 28.5%, to municipal

solid waste, so reducing is good for business and the environment.

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B. Quality of Materials:

All materials supplied shall be institutional, industrial and/or commercial grade, whichever is more stringent, inaccordance with the standards of the industry for institutional and'or industrial construction and maintenance.

Graybar represents hundreds of thousands of items from thousands of best in class manufacturers. Graybar is committed to

providing quality products that meet the specifications and requirements provided by Virginia Tech. Because Graybar wants

to ensure that the products offered through the Company are safe, Graybar prohibits the sale of any products that have been

recalled by a manufacturer, a governmental agency or other regulatory authority including, but not limited to, the Consumer

Product Safety Commission (CPSC), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the National Highway Traffic Safety

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Graybar VALUES Integrity

We tell the truth, do what is right, and treat others with fairness and respect.

We adhere to hi^ standards of ethics and business conduct

We take responsibility for our actions.

We behave in a way that protects and enhances Graybar's reputation in the communities we serve.Long-Term View

We believe that long-term success is more important that short-term gains.

We cultivate loyal relationships diat stand the test of time.

We invest in our employees, recognize their achievements, and give them opportunities to build successful

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C. Inventory:


Our Logistics/Inventoiy placement strategy is a combination of branch locations, district servicecenters, and national zone warehouses that enables us to create flexible solutions to meet theneeds of our customers and to compete in the markets we serve.

The essence of the logistics strategy is to centralize inventory where it makes sense to centralize,but to decentralize where it makes sense to do tfiat. In other words, inventory is tailored at each

location to match customer requirements. Graybar can take advantage of our size to make

purchases for economies of scale, and can take advantage of our geographic breadth to provideexcellent service close to our customer base.

Graybar has a facility in Roanoke that has inventory and personnel on hand to provide customerswith the full array of our sales, service, and delivery offerings. The facility is managed locally,and services are tailored to the local market.

Inventoiy value between our local branch, the Richmond Distribution Center, and the Charlotte

Distribution center fluctuate in value, but collectively at this time maintain well over 10 million

dollars in Electrical, Comm/Data, and Utility inventory.

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1. Wire and Cable: All standard sizes and types in aluminum and copper and all insulation types, includingcontrol cable, building wire, ground rods, bare and insulated ground wire, and all associated wiring and cablefittings and accessories as well as a large variety of types and sizes from one or more top qualitymanufacturers. Power Cable 15 KV 1/0 to 1000 KCM.

2. Conduit and Raceways: All Standard sizes and types, including surface metal raceways, wireway, aluminumconduit, rigid galvanized steel conduit, intermediate steel conduit, PVC coated rigid steel conduit, electricalmetallic tubing, PVC schedule 40 conduit, flexible liquid-tight conduit, and all associated fittings andaceessories as well as a large variety of types and sizes from one or more top quality manufacturers.

3. Boxes and Wiring Devices: All standard types, including outlet and switch boxes, pull boxes, floor boxes,switches, receptacles, plugs, connectors, and ground fault devices as well as a large variety of types and sizesfrom one or more top quality manufacturers.

4. Panels, Switches and Load Centers: All standard types and sizes, including circuit breakers, fuses, safetyswitches, lighting contactors, distribution panels, panel boards and load centers as well as a large variety oftypes and sizes from an adequate variety of manufacturers.



7. Miscellaneous Fasteners, Terminating Devices, Splicing, Marking: Tapes, splicing kits, lubricants, andcleaners from a top quality manufacturer such as 3M Products. Also including connectors, terminals, ties,markers, signs, anchors, fasteners, channel systems, and other miscellaneous electrical items. Should have alarge variety of types and sizes from one or more top quality manufacturers.

8. Light Fixtures: All common commercial types, particularly recessed fluorescent, track lighting, exit, andemergency light fixtures and all types of outdoor lighting that are available from one or more top qualitymanufacturers.


10. Special Systems: Including all common types of wall and baseboard heaters, heating cable, kitchen and bathfans, thermostats, and portable heaters that are available from one or more top quality manufacturers.



13. Metering F,quipment: All types of metering equipment.



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Gear and Lighting Specialists

Graybar Delivery Advantage

Quality Service —ISO 9001:2000 Registered

Square D Small Projects Stockand Quotations

eBusiness Services

• Graybar.com• EDI

• Electronic Estimation

• Electronic Procurement

Summary Billing

Automation Solutions

Simplified Leasing andFinancing

Government Service Provider

Material Staging

Online Ordering

Kitting

Security Products

Voice and Data Products

Job-site Services

Logistics Solutions

To learn more about these

and other services,call Graybar today —

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3M Cooper Crouse-Hlnds Company Hubbell Lighting (cont.)

3M Electro Products DIv. Airport Lighting Products Columbia Lighting

Acuity Lighting Group Commercial Products Devine Lighting

American Electric Lighting Industrial Products Dual-Lite

Antique Street Lamps Lighting Produas KIM Lighting

Emergi-Lite Molded Products Moldcast Lighting

Holophane Lighting, Inc. Cooper Lighting Group Prescolite

Hydrel Lighting AtLite Progress Lighting

LIthonia Lighting Corel ite Security Lighting

Peerless Crouse-Hlnds Lighting Spaulding Lighting

SpecLight Fail Safe Lighting Systems Sportsliter Solution

Advance Halo Lighting Sterner Lighting

Aetna Insulated Wire International Hubbell Power Systems

Alphone Iris A.B. Chance

Alrmaster Fan Lumark Lighting Ohio Brass

Alcan Cable Lumiere Quazite

Allen Tel Products McGraw-Edison Hubbell Wiring Device-KeilemsAllied Moulded Products, Inc Metalux Hubbell Wiring Device

Allied Electrical Group MWS Inc. Kellems

AFC/Kaf-Tech Neo-Ray Hughes Brothers

Allied Tube & Conduit Portfolio Hunter Fan Company

Power Strut Shaper ideal Industries, Inc

Altronix Streetworks Buchanan Construaion Products

American Insulated Wire Sure-Lites Igloo Corp.

American FIbertek Cooper Notification Ilsco

AMSECO Cooper Power Systems Indalex

Anamet Kearney Ingersoll-RandAPC/MGE CRC Chemicals LCN

Arlington Industries, Inc Dazor Manufacturing Corp. Locknetics

AvaLAN Wireless DeWALT Recognition Systems

Baldor Electric Company DIgimerge SchlageBelden DItek Von Duprin

Bogen Communications D-LInk intermatic Inc.

Boss Manufacturing Draka Intematlonal Fiber Systems (IFS)Brady, W.H. & Company, Inc B.I.W. IPEX

Bridgeport Fittings, Inc. Tamaqua JVC Professional

BRK Brands, Inc. Electrl-Flex Company Kalas ManufacturingBroan-Nutone, LLC Encore Wire Corp. Klein Tools, Inc.

Brooks Lumber Company Erico Kraloy

Cable Prep Caddy Krylon IndustrialCANTEX Inc. Cadweld Kuhlman Electric

Cerro Wire and Cable Eritech Lenox

Chatsworth Products, Inc. Ericson Manufacturing Leviton Lighting ControlsChromalox EverFocus Leviton Manufacturing CompanyCME Exitronix Lutron Electronics

Coleman Cable Systems FCI Burndy Magnecraft & Struthers-DunnCopperfield Federal Signal Corp. Malton Equipment Company

Colonial Wire & Cable Company Rrex Marley Electric Heating CompanyCommScope Fluke McGIII Manufacturing Co., Inc.Conduit Pipe Products Company Gal-Tronlcs Metalllcs

Cooper B-Line G&W Electric Company Midwest Electric Products, Inc

Cooper Bussmann GE Consumer & Industrial Milbank Manufecturing CompanyGE Lighting Systems Mlllerbernd

m

GE Security

Geist

General Cable

Carol Cable Co. Produrts

Great Lakes Case and Cabinet

GreenleeTextron

Heritage Inc.Hoffman Enclosures

Hubbell Building AutomationHubbell Electrical Products

RACO

Hubbell LightingAlera Lighting

Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp.

MInerallac CompanyMINUTEMAN UPS/Para SystemsN-Tron

National Pipe ProductsNational Strand Products

Nehring Electrical WorksNexans

Nitek

North SafetyNVT

Oasis

Oatey

1-800 -GRAYBAR (472-9227) When you need electrical products, call Graybar.Ortronics

Panasonic

PANDUIT

Peico

Pepperl & FuchsPhelps DodgePhoenix Contact

PIcoma Industries, Inc.

Porcelain Products CompanyPorta Systems Corp.Potter

Preformed Line Products

Company

Prysmlan Power Cables & SystemsPULS

Queen City PlasticsR. Stahl

RAB LightingRaco Manufacturing andEngineering

Boxes & Fittings

Boxes (Non-Metallic)

Allied Moulded Products, Inc

Arlington Industries, Inc.CANTEX Inc.

Hubbell Electrical Products

RACO

Thomas & Belts Corp.Bowers

Carlon

Challenger

Boxes (Steel)

Cooper Crouse-Hinds CompanyCommercial Produas


RACO

Thomas & Belts Corp.Bowers

Steel City

Cable Ties & Wiring AccessoriesPANDUIT

Thomas & Belts Corp.

Cable TrayCooper B-LineThomas & Belts Corp.

Rainbow CCTV

Rayovac

Republic ConduitRepublic Wire

Robroy IndustriesECN KORNS

Perma-Cote

Plastibond

Rockbestos CompanyRonk

Rubbermaid

Rutherford Controls Int'l. Corp.

Salisbury, W.H., & CompanySea Gull LightingService Wire

Southern Pipe

Southwire Company

Alflex

Specified Technologies, Inc.Speco Technologies

Square D (Schneider Electric)Talk-A-Phone

Thomas & Belts Corp.Blackburn

Bowers

Carlon

ChallengerElastimold

Hazlux LightingKindorf

OCAL

Red Dot

Russellstoll

Shamrock Conduit Products, Inc.

Steel CitySuperstrut

Thomas & Belts

Toshiba

ToteVision

TPI Corporation

Transition Networks

United Copper IndustriesValcom

Valmont Industries

Victor Insulators, Inc.

Veolla

Viking ElectronicsVuance

Watt Stopper, TheWerner

Western Tube & Conduit Corp.

Wheatland Tube CompanyWiremold-LegrandWoodhead

Product CategoriesCondulets

Cooper Crouse-Hinds CompanyIndustrial Produas

Thomas & Belts Corp.Red Dot

Enclosures, WirewayCooper B-Line

Hoffman Enclosures

Milbank Manufaauring CompanyThomas & Belts Corp.

Carlon

Fittings (Die Cast)Arlington Industries, IncBridgeport Fittings, IncThomas & Belts Corp.

Steel City

Fittings (Non-Metallic)Alflex

Arlington Industries, IncBridgeport Fittings, Inc.Cooper Crouse-Hinds Company

Industrial Products

Hubbell Elearical Produas

RACO

Thomas & Belts Corp.Carlon

Fittings (PVC)CANTEX Inc

IPEX

KraloySouthern PipeThomas & Belts Corp.

Carlon

Fittings (Steel)Alflex

Arlington Industries, Inc.Bridgeport Fittings, Inc.Cooper Crouse-Hinds Company

Commercial Products

Industrial Products

Hubbell Elearical Products

RACO

Minerallac CompanyThomas & Belts Corp.

Steel CityThomas & Betts

Floor Boxes

Hubbell Wiring Device-KellemsHubbell Wiring Device

Thomas & Betts Corp.Steel City

Wiremold-Legrand

GroundingERICO Products, Inc.Cadweld

Eritech

FCI BurndyThomas & Betts Corp.

Blackburn

Hazardous FittingsCooper Crouse-Hinds Company

Industrial Products

Molded Products

Heat Shrink

3M

3M Elearo Produas Div.

PANDUIT

Thomas & Betts Corp.

Hubs


ID Products

3M

3M Elearo Produas Div.

BradyPANDUIT


LugsFCI BumdyPANDUIT

Thomas & Betts Corp.Blackburn

Nipples, Elbows, CouplingsConduit Pipe Produas CompanyPicoma Industries, Inc.

Robroy IndustriesECN KORNS

Thomas & Betts Corp.Shamrock Conduit Produas, Inc

Wheatland Tube Company

Portable Power

Cooper Crouse-Hinds CompanyIndustrial Products

Ericson Manufacturing

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Allied Electrical GroupPower Strut

Cooper B-LineThomas & Setts Corp.

Kindorf

Superstrut

Terminals

PANDUIT


WeatherproofArlington Industries, inc

Weatherproof Boxes & CoversHubbell Electricai Products

RACO

Intermatic, inc.

Thomas & Betts Corp.Red Dot

Wiring DuctPANDUIT


Chemicals & Adhesives

Aerosols, Chemicals & Lubes

CRC Chemicals

Caulks, Sealants, Adhesives

3M

Kryion Industrial

Fire Barrier

3M

3M Electro Products DIv.

Specified Technologies, inc

Conduit, Raceway & Fasteners

Armored Cables

Aetna Insulated Wire

Allied Electrical GroupAFC/Kaf-Tech

Coleman Cable SystemsNexans

Rockbestos CompanyService Wire

Southwire CompanyAlflex

Cable TrayCooper B-Line


Conduit (Aluminum)

indalex

Conduit (Flexible)


Anamet

Electri-Fiex CompanySouthwire Company

Alflex

Conduit (Liquidtight)Allied Electrical Group

AFC/Kaf-Tech

Anamet

Eiectri-Fiex CompanySouthwire Company

Alflex

Conduit (Metallic)

Allied Electrical GroupAllied Tube & Conduit

Conduit (Metallic) (cont.)

Western Tube & Conduit Corp.Wheatland Tube Company

Conduit (PVC)

CANTEX Inc.

Heritage inc.

IPEX

KraloyNational Pipe ProductsQueen City PlasticsSouthern Pipe

Enclosures, WirewayCooper B-Llne

Hoffman Enclosures

Mllbank Manufacturing CompanyThomas & Betts Corp.

Carlon

Fasteners

Metalllcs

Fittings (Non-Metallic)Alflex

Arlington industries, IncBridgeport Fittings, Inc.Cooper Crouse-Hlnds Company

Industrial Products

Hubbell Electricai Products

RACO

Thomas & Betts Corp.Carlon

Fittings (PVC)CANTEX Inc.

IPEX

KraloySouthern PlpreThomas & Betts Corp.

Carlon


Arlington industries, inc.Bridgeport Fittings, Inc.Cooper Crouse-Hlnds Company

Commercial Products

Industrial Products


RACO

MIneraiiac CompanyThomas & Betts Corp.


Floor Boxes

Hubbell Wiring Device-KeilemsHubbell Wiring Device


Wiremold-Legrand

Meter Sockets

Cooper B-Llne

Midwest Electric Products, Inc

Mllbank Manufacturing Company

Vaults/Outdoor Enclosures

Hubbell Power SystemsOuazite

Malton Equipment Company

Nipples, Elbows, CouplingsConduit Pipe Products Company

Nipples, Elbows, Couplings (cont.)Robroy industriesECN KORNS

Thomas & Betts Corp.Shamrock Conduit Products, Inc.

Wheatland Tube Company

PVC Coated Conduit & FittingsRobroy industries

Perma-Cote

Plastlbond

Thomas & Betts Corp.OCAL

Spring Steel FastenersERiCO Products, inc.Caddy

Cooper B-Line

Strut

Allied Electrical GroupPower Strut

Cooper B-Line

Thomas & Betts Corp.Kindorf

Superstrut

Surface Raceway (Metallic/Non-Metallic)

Hubbell Wiring Device-KeliemsHubbell Wring Device

PANDUIT

Wiremold-Legrand

Surge Protection

Hubbell Wiring Device-KeilemsHubbell Wring Device

Intermatic, Inc.

Leviton Manufacturing CompanyWiremold-Legrand

Telepower PolesHubbell Wiring Device-Keilems

Hubbell Wring DeviceWiremold-Legrand

Controls & Motors

Electric Motors

Baldor Electric Company

Generators

Baidor Electric Company

Distribution Equipment

AC Drives

Square D (Schneider Electric)

Arc Flash AnalysisCooper Bussmann

Automation Products

Cooper Crouse-Hinds CompanyMolded Produas

Hubbell Wiring Device-KeilemsHubbell Wring Device

Phoenix Contact

R. Stahl

Square D (Schneider Electric)Woodhead

Busway


Circuit Breakers


Contactors & Starters


Disconnect Switches


Float Switches


Fuses

Cooper Bussmann

Limit Switches


Load Centers


Medical Products


Metering Equipment


Motor Control Centers


Panelboards


PLCs


Power Monitoring & ControlSquare D (Schneider Electric)

Push Buttons


Relays & TimersSquare D (Schneider Electric)

Safety SwitchesSquare D (Schneider Electric)

Sensors


Surge Protection DevicesSquare D (Schneider Electric)

Switchboards


SwitchgearSquare D (Schneider Electric)

Terminai Blocks

Cooper Bussmann

IDEAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

Buchanan Construalon Products

Phoenix Contact


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Transformers

Cooper Power Systems


Wire Management


Enclosures & Industrial

Products

Enclosures, WirewayCooper B-Line

Hoffman Enclosures

Miibank Manufacturing CompanyThomas & Betts Corp.

Carlon

Janitorial Products

Rubbermaid

Meter Sockets

Cooper B-Line

Midwest Electric Produrts, Inc.

Miibank Manufacturing Company


Hubbeil Power SystemsQuazlte


Heating & Ventilating

Bath Fans

Broan-Nutone, LLC

Ceiling FansHunter Fan Company

Central Vac SystemsBroan-Nutone, LLC

Heat Cables

Chromalox

Industrial Fans

Airmaster Fan

Marley Electric Heating Company

Industrial Fans

TPI Corporation

Industrial Heaters

Marley Electric Heating CompanyTPI Corporation

Intercom SystemsBroan-Nutone, LLC

Portable Fans

Airmaster Fan

Marley Electric Heating CompanyTPi Corporation

Portable Heaters

Marley Electric Heating CompanyTPi Corporation

Industrial Automation

& Control

N-Tron

Pepperl & FuchsPULS

Automation Products

Cooper Crouse-Hinds CompanyMolded Products

Hubbeil Wiring Device-KellemsHubbeil Wiring Device

Phoenix Contact

R. Stahi


Data Logging

Raco Manufacturing andEngineering

Hazardous FittingsCooper Crouse-Hinds Company

Industrial Products

Molded Products

Hazardous Location -

Industrial Controls

R. Stahl

Industrial Control

Magnecraft & Struthers-Dunn

Phase Converters

Ronk

Remote MonitoringRaco Manufacturing and

Engineering

Terminal Blocks

Cooper Bussmann


Buchanan Construction Produas

Phoenix Contact


Lamps, Lighting & BallastsBallasts

Advance

GE Consumer & Industrial

Lutron Electronics

Lamp, Ballast & Battery DisposalVeoiia

LampsGE Consumer & Industrial

Lighting ControlHubbeil Building AutomationLeviton Lighting ControlsLutron Electronics

Lighting FixturesAcuity Lighting Group

American Elertric LightingAntique Street LampsEmergi-LiteHolophane Lighting, inc.Hydrel LightingLithonia LightingPeerless

SpecLightAlera LightingCooper Crouse-Hinds Company

Airport Lighting ProductsLighting Produas

Cooper Lighting GroupAtLite

Corelite

Crouse-Hinds LightingFail Safe Lighting SystemsHalo Lightinginternational

iris

Lumark LightingLumiere

McGraw-Edison

Metalux

Neo-RayPortfolio

ShaperStreetworks

Sure-Lites

Dazor Manufaauring Corp.Exitronix

GE Consumer & Industrial

GE Lighting SystemsHubbeil Lighting

Alera LightingArchitectural Area LightingColumbia LightingDevine LightingDual-Lite

Kim LightingMoldcast LightingPrescolite

Progress LightingSecurity LightingSpaulding LightingSportsllter SolutionsSterner Lighting

RAB LightingSea Gull LightingThomas & Betts Corp.

Hazlux Lighting

Lighting Fixtures - TemporaryEricson ManufaauringMcGill Manufaauring Co., Inc

Lighting PolesMillerbernd

Valmont Industries

Modular Wiring SystemAcuity Lighting Group

Lithonia LightingCooper Lighting GroupMWS Inc

Occupancy Sensors

Hubbeil Wiring Device-KellemsHubbeil Wring Device

Leviton Manufaauring CompanyLutron Eiearonics

Watt Stopper, The

Portable Power


Ericson Manufaauring

Life Safety & SignalingBatteries & FlashlightsRayovac

Coolers

Igloo Corp.

Gloves

Boss ManufacturingCarolina Glove CompanyKlein Tools, Inc.

Ladders

Werner

Personal Protealon EquipmentSalisbury, W.H., & Company

Rain Gear

Boss Manufaauring

Safety Produas3M

3M Elearo Products Div.

North SafetySalisbury, W.H., & Company

Smoke/Carbon Monoxide

Deteaors

BRK Brands, Inc.

Firex

Water Coolers

Oasis

Power Distribution

Pole Line Hardware

Hubbeli Power SystemsA.B. Chance

Transformers

Cooper Power SystemsSquare D (Schneider Elearic)

Transformers (Oil Filled)

Cooper Power Systems

Kuhlman Electric

Utility ProduasCooper Power Systems

KearneyHubbeil Power SystemsOhio Brass

Porcelain Products CompanyPreformed Line Produas CompanyThomas & Betts Corp.

Blackburn

Viaor Insulators, Inc.

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Hughes Brothers

Utility Products - Moulded RubberCooper Power Systems

Thomas & Betts Corp.Elastimold

Utility Products - SwitchesG&W Electric Company


Hubbell Power SystemsQuazite


Security & Notification ProductsAccess Control

AiphoneAitronix

American Fibertek

Ditek

GE Security

Ingersoii-RandLCN

Locknetics

Recognition SystemsSchlageVon Duprin

International Fiber Systems (IFS)KeyscanRutherford Controls Int'l. Corp. (RCI)Speco TechnologiesTransition Networks

Viking ElectronicsVuance

Audio/Visual Notification

AiphoneAllen Tel Products

Bogen CommunicationsCooper NotificationDitek

Federal Signal Corp.GAI-Tronics

GE SecuritySpeco TechnologiesTalk-A-Phone

Valcom

Viking Electronics

Cabling, Installation & ToolsBelden

Cable PrepColeman Cable SystemsCommScopeERICO

General Cable


Ortronics

CCTV

Aitronix

American Fibertek

AvaLAN Wireless

D-Link

DigimergeDitek

EverFocus

GE Security

International Fiber Systems (IFS)

CCTV (cont.)

Nitek

NVT

Panasonic

Peico

Porta Systems Corp.Rainbow CCTV

Speco TechnologiesToshiba

ToteVision

Transition Networks

Control Center

AiphoneAitronix

American Fibertek

APC/MGE

AvaLAN Wireless

Chatsworth Products, Inc

GE Security

Geist


International Fiber Systems (IFS)MINUTEMAN UPS/Para Systems

Nitek

NVT

PeIco

ToteVision

Transition Networks

Fire Alarm SystemsAitronix

AMSECO

Cooper NotificationDitek

GE SecurityPotter

Intrusion

AMSECO

Ditek

GE SecurityOptex

Potter

Remote Facilities

Aiphone

APQMGE

AvaLAN Wireless

Chatsworth Products, Inc.

D-Link

EverFocus

GE Security

Geist

Keyscan

PeIco

Speco TechnologiesVaicom

Signal EquipmentFederal Signal Corp.GE Security

Surge ProtectionHubbell Wiring Device-Keliems

Hubbell Wiring DeviceIntermatic, Inc.

Leviton Manufacturing CompanyWiremold-Legrand

Timers/Photo Cells/Clocks

Intermatic, Inc.

Weatherproof Boxes & CoversHubbell Electrical Products

RACO

Intermatic, inc.

Thomas & Betts Corp.Red Dot

Termination, Splicing &Grounding

Cable Ties & Wiring AccessoriesThomas & Betts Corp.

PANDUrr

Conduit (Fishing)GreenleeTextron


Fire Barrier

3M

3M Electro Produas Div.

Specified Technologies, Inc.


Arlington industries, incBridgeport Fittings, Inc.Cooper Crouse-Hinds Company

Commercial Products

Industrial Products


RACO

MInerallac CompanyThomas & Betts Corp.


GripsHubbell Wiring Device-Kellems

Kellems

GroundingERICO Products, Inc.

Cadweld

Eritech

FCI BurndyPANDUIT


Hardware

IDEAL INDUSTRIES, INC.Buchanan Construction Products

Heat Shrink Products

3M


PANDUIT


ID Products

3M

3M Elearo Products Div.

BradyPANDUIT


Lugs

FCi BurndyPANDUIT


Pulling LubricantsIDEAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

Safety Products3M


North SafetySalisbury, W.H., & Company

Splice & Termination Kits3M



Hubbell Wiring Device-KellemsHubbell Wring Device

PANDUIT

Wiremold-Legrand

Tape3M


Terminal Blocks

Cooper Bussmann


Buchanan Construrtlon Products

Phoenix Contact


Terminals

PANDUIT


Test & Measurement

Fluke


Tools (Hand)


Klein Tools, Inc.

Lenox

Tools (Hand & Power)

FCI Burndy

Utility ProductsCooper Power Systems

KearneyHubbell Power SystemsOhio Brass

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Company


Victor Insulators, Inc.

Wire Connectors

3M

3M Electro Products Div.


Buchanan Construction

Products

Wiring DuctPANDUIT


Testing Instruments

Test & Measurement

Fluke


ThermographyFluke

Tools & Installation Products

Conduit (Fishing)Green lee Textron


Gloves

Boss ManufacturingCarolina Glove CompanyKlein Tools, Inc

Hole MakingGreenlee Textron

Lenox

Job Boxes

Greenlee Textron

Material HandlingGreenlee Textron

Plumbing AccessoriesOatey

Power BendingGreenlee Textron

Power Tools

DeWALT

PVC Cements & Primers

Oatey

Tool Accessories

DeWALT

Klein Tools, Inc


Tools (Hand)


Klein Tools, Inc

Lenox

Tools (Power) - Crimpers &Cutters

Greenlee Textron

Tools (Power)


Wire & Cable

Armored Cables



Armored Cables (cent.)

Rockbestos Company

Service Wire

Southwire CompanyAlflex

Automation Cable

Belden

Bare CopperNehring Electrical Works

Building Wire - AluminumAlcan Cable

Nexans

Phelps DodgePrysmian Power Cables & SystemsSouthwire Company

Building Wire - CopperAmerican Insulated Wire

Cerro Wire and Cable

CME

Colonial Wire & Cable CompanyEncore Wire Corp.

Nexans

Prysmian Power Cables & SystemsRepublic WireSouthwire CompanyUnited Copper Industries

Conduit (Flexible)


Anamet

Electrl-Flex CompanySouthwire Company

Alflex

Conduit (Liquidtight)Allied Electrical Group

AFC/Kaf-Tech

Anamet

Electrl-Flex CompanySouthwire Company

Alflex

Control Cable

Belden

Draka

TamaquaGeneral Cable

Nexans

Southwire

Cord Sets

American Insulated Wire

Coleman Cable SystemsGeneral Cable

Carol Cable Co. Products

Electronic Wire & Cable

Belden



Fire Protection

Belden

Coleman Cable SystemsDraka

Tamaqua

Guy Strand & Speciality StrandNational Strand Products

High Temp Cable

Hook Up WireColeman Cable Systems

Copperfield

Industrial Cable

Belden

Draka

B.I.W.

Lead Wire

Kalas Manufacturing

MC Cable


Encore Wire Corp.

Nexans

Southwire

Portable Cord



Carol Cable Co. Produas

Power Cable



Nexans

Prysmian Power Cables & Systems

Power Cable - Medium VoltageGeneral Cable

Southwire Company

Speciality WireAetna Insulated Wire

Allied Electrical GroupAFaKaf-Tech


Belden



Nexans

Rockbestos CompanyService Wire

Southwire Company

Telephone Power CableAmerican Insulated Wire

Traffic Signal CableDraka

Tamaqua

Utility Wire & CableAlcan Cable

General Cable

Nexans

Prysmian Power Cables & SystemsSouthwire Company

VFD Cable

Service Wire

Welding CableAmerican Insulated Wire

Coleman Cable SystemsCopperfield

General Cable

Wire-XHHW&XLP


American insulated Wire

Encore Wire Corp.Nexans

Service Wire

XLP Tray CableService Wire

Wiring Devices, Protection &Power ConditioningAutomation Products

Cooper Crouse-Hinds CompanyMolded Produas

Hubbell Wiring Devlce-KellemsHubbell Wiring Device

Phoenix Contart

R. Stahl


Floor Boxes



Wiremold-Legrand

Industrial Plugs & ReceptaclesCooper Crouse-Hlnds Company

Industrial Produas

Molded Produas


Leviton Manufaauring CompanyThomas & Betts Corp.

Russellstoll

Occupancy SensorsHubbell Wiring Device-Kellems

Hubbell Wiring DeviceLeviton Manufaauring CompanyLutron Elearonlcs

Watt Stopper, The

Plugs & ReceptaclesHubbell Wiring Device-Kellems

Hubbell Wiring DeviceLeviton Manufaauring Company



PANDUIT

Wiremold-Legrand

Surge Protealon

Hubbell Wiring Devlce-KellemsHubbell Wiring Device

Intermatic, Inc.

Leviton Manu^auring CompanyWiremold-Legrand

Telepower PolesHubbell Wiring Devlce-Kellems

Hubbell Wiring DeviceWiremold-Legrand

Wiring DevicesHubbell Wiring Devlce-Kellems

Hubbell Wiring DeviceLeviton Manufeauring CompanyWoodhead

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Electrode Storage Containers

RotozipElectric Cutting Saws

Rubbermaid Commercial

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Rubbermaid Home Products

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Rubberset

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SafeTap (ITW Fluids Group)Chemicals, Lubricants & Fluids

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Personal Electrical Safety

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Jet

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Justrite (HAZMAT)

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Water & Gasoline Finding Pastes

Komelon USA

Measuring Tapes

KrylonSpray Paints & Paint Products

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Protective Clothing

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Lenox

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Linzer

Chip Brushes, Paint Brushes & Rollers

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Martin Hand Tools

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Masterldt

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hiechanix Wear

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Metabo


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Miller

Fall Prevention & Protection

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Milwaukee Hand Tracks

Milwaukee Hand Trucks & Drum Cradles

Milwaukee Sprayer (Sure Shot)Pressure Sprayer

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Floor Care

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MK Diamond

Diamond Blades

Moldex

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Cable & Wire Rope Cutters

Panduit

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Pell HydrashoarWire Rope Cutters

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Compressed Air Filters

Motorola

2-Way Radios

MSA

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Neese-Rainwear

Rainsuits & Protective Clothing

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Fuses

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American Seal

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guidelines, ensuring each module meets the international standards of quality and safety.Standard modules are suitable for all types of solar applications from large scale solar farms toresidential and commercial roof-top systems.

ScheutenScheuten Solar is a globally operating, innovative and leading solar company that develops,

produces, designs and sells PV solar modules and total PV solar solutions.The PV productionfacility for Multisol* is located in Gelsenkirchen (Germany) and has the most modern moduleproduction lines in Europe. In addition, Scheuten Solar is a PV system integrator, active in

design, development and realization of turn key PV systems with both standard as well asglass-glass modules. Scheuten Solar has a wide experience in the realization of large eyecatching PV projects as well as domestic PV solutions.

S LYNDRASolyndra designs, manufactures and sells solar photovoltaic (PV) systems comprised of panelsand mounting hardware for low-slope commercial rooftops. The Solyndra system is designedto enhance PV performance on commercial rooftops by converting more of the sunlight thatstrikes the total rooftop area into electricity.Solyndra's panels employ cylindrical moduleswhich capture sunlight across a 360-degree photovoltaic surface capable of converting

direct, diffuse and reflected sunlight into electricity. Solyndra's panels achieve effectiveenergy generation when mounted horizontally and spaced significantly closer together than

conventional panels on a typical rooftop, thereby enabling greater rooftop coverage andenhanced energy production over the system's lifetime.The ease of installation and simplermounting hardware of the Solyndra system enables its customers to significantly reduce labor,hardware, design and other balance of systems costs, which account for a substantial portionof the total installed cost of a conventional PV system.

Inverters

SMA develops and manufactures highly efficient solar inverters for any installation size, allpower classes and any specifications worldwide, regardless of the type of solar modules.

Whether it is the Electronic Solar Switch, OptiTrac or H5-Topology SMA's speed for innovation

leaves others far behind. SI\/IA has 29 years of experience in systems technology forphotovoltatics, which is why their inverters are more reliable and long-lived than any other

device on the market.

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Solar Modules

SolarWorld is America's largest solar manufacturer since 1977. Vertically integrated from silicon

to systems, SolarWorld manufactures wafers and cells and assembles panels, kits and systemsin the USA. High-performance SolarWorld Sunmodule* panels are independently proven

to produce more energy than other major brands. SolarWorld Sunkits* factory-customizedsystems make installation easy.

As pioneers in solar power, SANYO'S commitment to solar energy is reflected in the 30

years they have spent refining their technology. Coming from the global leader in highefficiency and innovative solar solutions, SANYO'S customers have come to expect the mosttechnologically-advanced solar panels in the world.

SANYO'S HIT* solar panels are world leaders in sunlight conversion efficiency, helping owners

enjoy the maximum power per square foot from available space. HIT Power models are idealfor grid-connected solar systems, areas with performance based incentives, and renewableenergy credits.

SANYO'S HIT Double* Series generate electricity from both sides simultaneously, resultingin up to 30% more power per square foot - the best performance in the industry. The sleek,

attractive double-glass structure makes them ideal for aesthetic and architectural applications.

scHUcaSchuco provides complete solar energy systems for residential and commercial installations.

The Schuco solution includes all components, including panels, collectors, tanks, mountingsystem, control units, and monitoring electronics. That means you get everything from one

source, ensuring interoperability and greatly simplifying replacements and upgrades. It alsomeans that the different elements of your Schuco solar energy products are optimized to give

you the best total performance.

Schuco PV modules have very high performance and long life. Each individual module is

outputtested before it leaves the factory, so you and your installer know exactly what it will

deliver. We stand behind our modules with a 25 year warranty.

SSUNTECH Suntech develops, manufactures, and delivers the world's most reliable and cost-effective

solar energy solutions. Founded in 2001 by leading solar scientist Dr. Zhengrong Shi, Suntech

is the world's largest producer of silicon solar modules. Suntech offers clean power for everyapplication and market, from off-grid systems, to homes, to the world's largest solar power

plants. Suntech's solar modules are installed in over 80 countries.

cS KblOCERa Kyocera is one of the world's largest vertically-integrated producers and suppliers of solarenergy produas. Kyocera's American solar division is headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, with

regional sales affiliates in the Americas and Australia As a pioneer with 35 years in solar, Kyocera

demonstrates leadership in the development of solar energy products. Kyocera's KaizenPhilosophy, commitment to continuous improvement, is shown by repeatedly achieving world

record cell efficiencies. Systems designed and integrated by Kyocera allow industries to expandtheir capabilities beyond the constraints of the traditional electrical grid.

D. Delivery Policy:


Our facility in Roanoke, Virginia will service Virginia tech and Radford

University with free deliveries daily or as required up to 10 times

weekly Monday through Friday 7:00 till 5:00. In addition Graybar will

offer additional daily runs as required during normal business hours.

We also have local afterhours service available when you need us.

Deliveries from Graybar locations in Virginia and NC can be delivered

within 24 hours.

Fast service and delivery. Orders received by 3 p.m. are

typically shipped the same day, and most orders are

shipped within 24 hours of receipt. Graybar can also provide

customized delivery services.

Emergency service. Through our national emergency

response center, Graybar is there when you need us - day or

night. Call 1 -800-GRAYBAR after regular business hours for

emergency service.

Material delivered via Graybar truck is FOB destination, prepaid freight

allowed. Freight charges may occur when shipped special freight at the

universities request such as airfreight and/or special couriers and non

stock special, not meeting manufacturer's terms and conditions.

Graybar will work to keep freight costs to a minimum.


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E. Location:


Graybar Electric Co. Inc. is located at 1125 Salem Ave, Roanoke, VA 24016.

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Virginia Tech reserves the right to bid or purchase .separately any items described herein. This includes, but is notlimited to, items not in stock at the time of order placement, compatible items not in stock, items which are deemedto be of any inferior quality or items which are over-priced in comparison to similar items from other sources.Virginia Tech also reserves the right to purchase separately any itcm(s) which need to be obtained more quicklyelsewhere due to an emergency, or in order to prevent discomfort to university clients, inefficient use of laborresources, or any other unusual circumstances.

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Other Requirements

VII. OTHER REOUIREMENTS: The Contractor shall have the staff and organization sufficient to comply with thefollowing requirements:

Graybar will primarily service Virginia Tech from the Roanoke facility; however, we will also have additional resources in our

district and corporate offices available. We have an experierKed staff to assist in the following positions: outside sales

representative, customer service representative, inside sales representative, administrative assistant, operations, counter,

warehouse, accounting, finance, IT, continuous improvement leader, electronics business development manager, local and

district management.

Experienced Support Team

Local Electrical Sales Representative-

Local Comm/Data Sales Representative-

Local Electrical Customer Service Representative-

Local Electrical Customer Service Representative-

Comm/Data Customer Service Representative—

Local Inside Sales Representative

Local Branch Administrator—

Local Manager of Customer Service-

Local Counter Representative

Local Warehouse Leader

District Accounting

Financial Manger

IT Group

District Continuous Leader-

District Electronics Business Development Manager-

Roanoke Electrical Branch Manager

Branch Manager Comm/Data Sales

Director of Electrical Sales

Director of Comm/Data Sales-

District Vice President

-Darin Fralin

-Joann Grissom

—Adam Albert

-Keith Bamhart

Alice Daily

-Joshua Adams

—Tammy Hunt

Brian Loop

-Brent Atkinson

—Frank Snider

Maria Small

-Annie Council

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-Justin Texeira

—Greg Shaffstall

-Mike McCasland

—Ryan Laramore

—Lindsey Darnel

Bill Coppins

Dave Schwichtenberg

We have a dedicated and experienced staff willing to serve available to customers and can be contacted

after hours for emergencies.


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discounted price. Invoices shall be identifled by the Virginia Tech work order number and/or PurchaseOrder number. Invoices shall be submitted on a bi-monthly basis during the week after receipt.

Graybar will comply with the above referenced invoice requirements. Invoice example provided below.

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2. PRICES AND SHIPMEhTTS - Unless otherwise quoted, prices shall be those in eflect at tinie of shipment, which shall be made P.O.B, shipph^ pofan, prepaid and bill.3. RETURN OF GOODS - Credit be allowed (at goods returned with pew Jixoval. A deductkm nay be made from credits iswul to cover cost of handling.

now or hereafter imposed iqxm sales or shipments wilt be added to die purchase piw. Buyer agrees to

mrnm"w hereunder shall not be deemed to be a waiver of such terms.; agreement.

tonns and cundUiuns supersiede ail otlw coolarae. abandonroent. or v^ver of these torms

- - - or trade, course of oral"y or i-B ttt" bcfmftm' made in wr^ng nd. s^o^mr me pmiy lo be botmd. Am propoaed modifltidioni or terms'arei oocMnem snail be deemed an acceptance ot a prior rmr by Bu;^. su^ accqnoice is elqaessly conAHoiw upon Btycr's assent to My

10. REELS - Wh« Graybff sh^ retumdde reels, a reel deposit nay be included in the invoice. The Buyer should contact the nearest Oraybar service location to return reels.

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C. Orders shall be placed by approved Virginia Tech personnel, who have been identified in advance by the AssistantDirector of Business Administration for University Planning. Design and Construction at Virginia Tech. VirginiaTech shall not be responsible for any purchases made by unauthorized personnel. Contractor shall require a legiblesienature from all Vircinia Tech personnel on orders picked up or delivered.

Graybar agrees and accepts the above requirements.

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Graybar understands and accepts the terms and conditions for section D noted above.

E. Supporting Documentation; Virginia Tech reserves the right to request supporting documentation on discounts,pricing, or any other information provided by the Contractor at any time during the contract period.

Graybar has a comprehensive data base and can develop reports and documents as described for

section E as noted above.

F. Parking Policy:

All Contractor vehicles parked on the Virginia Tech campus must display a parking permit. Contractors shall notethat vehicles parked on the Virginia Tech campus without a parking pa.ss or permit are subject to ticketing andfines.

1. For ovemight parking, the Contractor's company owned vehicles shall use the parking lot in front of VirginiaTech Printing Services and Surplus Property offices at 1411 South Main Street also known as the old K-Martparking lot. Privately owned vehicles (POV) may park at the location. No ovemight (24 hour) parking isallowed on campus. If parking POV on campus. Parking Services will identify which lot the POV shall park;currently the Track'Soccer, Overflow or East Cassell lot. To be entitled to park in these lots the Contractorshall be required to buy a daily, weekly, monthly or annual permit from Parking Services. It shall be theresponsibility of the Contractor to shuttle employees to the Job site.

2. If the need arises. Virginia Tech may direct that Contractor owned vehicles be parked in a location orlocations other than 1411 South Main Street, Blacksburg, VA.

G. Turf Permits; These permits are issued by Parking Services to all vehicles requiring temporary parking on thegrass except for construction equipment, loaders, graders, etc. Parking Services' management shall decide who canobtain a Turf Permit. This permit does not allow parking on sidewalks and plazas. As a courtesy please do not parkunder trees. Refer to University Policy 5000, Section 2.9.12, point 6 on the internet for more details. There will bea S50 charge per permit for all non state vehicles.

H. Sidewalk Policy: Sidewalk access to land-locked buildings is only allowed along designated routes. Vehicle pull-

offs are designed at land-locked building sites to move parked vehicles off sidewalks (but not onto turf). Parkingan unattended vehicle on a sidewalk is strictly prohibited by State Law and shall be subject to fines. The vehicleoperator shall be made aware that extreme caution shall be used to operate the vehicle in a way that will not be a

hazard or hindrance to pedestrians using the sidewalk. The Contractor shall be responsible for any damage to theturf and anything that is located adjacent to the sidewalk.

The procedure to obtain a permit to operate vehicles on a sidewalk is the same as outlined for Turf Policy. Anyvehicle parked illegally on a sidewalk shall be subject to ticketing, fines and towing if necessary.

Graybar understands and accepts the terms and conditions for sections F, G, and H noted above.


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Proposal Preparation and Submission

VIII. PROPOSAL PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION:


I. RFP Response; In order to be considered for selection, Offerors must submit a complete response to thisRFP. One (1) original and Six (6) copies of each proposal must be submitted to:




Reference the Opening Date and Hour, and RFP Number in the lower left hand corner of the returnenvelope or package.

No other distribution of the proposals shall be made by the Offeror.

Graybar understands and accepts the terms noted above In section Vlll.


a. Proposals shall be signed by an authorized representative of the Offerer. All information requested shouldbe submitted. Failure to submit all information requested may result in Virginia Tech requiring promptsubmission of missing information and/or giving a lowered evaluation of the proposal. Proposals whichare substantially incomplete or lack key information may be rejected by Virginia Tech at its discretion.Mandatory requirements are those required by law or regulation or are such that they cannot be waivedand are not subject to negotiation.

b. Proposals should be prepared simply and economically providing a straightforward, concise descriptionof capabilities to satisfy the requirements of the RFP. Emphasis should be on completeness and clarity ofcontent.

c. Proposals should be organized in the order in which the requirements are presented in the RFP. All pagesof the proposal should be numbered. Each paragraph in the proposal should reference the paragraphnumber of the corresponding section of the RFP. It is also helpful to cite the paragraph number, subletter,and repeat the text of the requirement as it appears in the RFP. If a response covers more than one page,the paragraph number and subletter should be repeated at the top of the next page. The proposal shouldcontain a table of contents which cross references the RFP requirements. Information which the offerordesires to present that does not fall within any of the requirements of the RFP should be inserted at anappropriate place or be attached at the end of the propo.sal and designated as additional material. Proposalsthat are not organized in this manner risk elimination from consideration if the evaluators are unable tofind where the RFP requirements are specifically addressed.


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e. Ownership of all data, material and documentation originated and prepared for Virginia Tech pursuant tothe RFP shall belong exclusively to Virginia Tech and be subject to public inspection in accordance withthe Virginia Freedom of Information Act. Trade secrets or proprietary information submitted by anOfferor shall not be subject to public disclosure under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act. However,to prevent disclosure the Offeror must invoke the protections of Section 2.2-4342F of the Code of Virginia,in writing, either before or at the time the data or other materials is submitted. The written request mustspccitlcally identify the data or other materials to be protected and state the reasons why protection isnecessary. The proprietary or trade secret material submitted must be identified by some distinct methodsuch as highlighting or underlining and must indicate only the specific words, figures, or paragraphs thatconstitute trade secret or proprietary information. The classifieation of an entire proposal document, lineitem prices and/or total proposal prices as proprietary or trade secrets is not acceptable and may result inrejection of the proposal.

3. Oral Presentation: Offerors who submit a proposal in response to this RFP may be required to give an oralpresentation of their proposal to Virginia Teeh. This will provide an opportunity for the Offeror to clarify orelaborate on the proposal but will in no way change the original proposal. Virginia Tech will schedule the timeand location of these presentations. Oral presentations are an option of Virginia Teeh and may not beeonducted. Therefore, proposals should be complete.

B. Snccific Requirements

Proposals should be as thorough and detailed as possible so that Virginia Tech may properly evaluate yourcapabilities to provide the required services. OfTerors are required to submit the following information/items as acomplete proposal:

Due to the sensitivity of poitions of our proposal we have identified items needing to remain

confidential. We request stated subject remain confidential.


Describe and list Offerer's inventory in terms of volume, quantity, and variety of items in each categorydescribed in Section VI. (C.) Inventorv.

Describe and list the variety of items and manufacturers which the OtTeror has available through its suppliers,in terms of the items listed in Section VI. (C.) Inventorv.

Describe the location and address of the facility that will serve Virginia Tech most frequently. Also describeand li.st addresses of any branch facilities that may be used to service Virginia Tech.

Describe OITeror's delivery policy in detail, including delivery charges if any.



Describe your order fulfillment rate and the typical turnaround time from receipt of an order until delivery ismade.

Please reference section VI; C Inventory, pages 20 through 54


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2. Price:


Prices submitted are based on Trade Service prices which is an industry standard for NAED pricing.

Prices reflect List discounts and will be firm for one year then will be based on supplier price increase or

decrease. Prices are based on the US Communities contract. All pricing not listed in trade service are

available upon request.

Wire and conduit pricing will be an exception to the above due to market volatility. Prices are

established in our system based on current market conditions and will use the same discounts as prices

fliirtuatp.

Negotiated items on the US Communities contract that expire are subject to change based on supplier

agreement changes for price increase and decreases.

Graybar standard terms and conditions apply.

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Internal Services Department

New Graybar Electrical Contract Information

County of Los Angeles, California

Master Agreement No. MA-IS-1230234(Contract documents will be available April 1, 2013)

Contract For: Electrical Products

3 years, April 1, 2013 to f\Aarch 31, 2016

Option to renew for two (2) additional 12-month periods

Description of Products and Services:

Graybar will offer its complete line of electrical materials required to power buildings,lighting solutions to provide the appropriate environment, communication and datasupplies to enable networked workplaces, tools and test equipment to install and monitorperformance, and the security products that provide a safe, secure, and stableworkplace.

Additionally, Graybar will offer services that will include, but not be limited to. Inventorycontrol, technical expertise, eBusiness, contract compliance, emergency assistance,engineering assistance, systems analysis, product replacement, system retrofits orupgrades, installation and Integrated services. These services will assist ParticipatingPublic Agencies to power and network facilities with speed, intelligence and efficiency.Services will be provided through established relationships with Graybar suppliers,contractors, integrators, or agency preferred companies.

Contacts:

County of Los Angeles Vendor No. 501079Jeff Peskuski | Strategic Accounts ManagerGraybar West Districts(314) 573-7154 Office(630) 640-4905 [email protected]

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Rob Rhoads | Strategic Accounts ManagerGraybar East Districts(314) 573-7159 Office(202) 445-8992 [email protected]

County of Los Angeles Buyer;Ted Lo I Purchasing and Contracts Analyst II1100 N. Eastern Avenue, Room G115

Los Angeles, CA 90063(323) 267-2207 [email protected]

To access pricing discounts, please use your login at www.uscommunties.ora.

LA County Bid - Notice of Intended Award - Solicitation RFP-IS-13255001

Basis of Award *

With limited exceptions, solicitations conducted under the statutory authority of the PurchasingAgent are price-based with the resultant award being made to the lowest, responsive,responsible bidder that fully meets and complies with all of the specifications and requirementsof the solicitation.

*For this solicitation, the awarded vendor was selected based on the total pointsearned in accordance to the evaluation criteria set forth in RFP-IS-13255001.

This is a Notice of Intent to Award; Solicitation Number: RFP-IS-13255001Tile: Electrical Products - National Program

Total points of awarded vendor: 9,052

Intended Awarded Vendor: GraybaR

County of Los Angeles - Protest Policy

Pursuant to County Purchasing Policy M-1100, A bid protest may be filed by Vendors whosubmitted a bid response for the intended award information above. Information and proceduresfor filing a bid protest can be accessed from http://lacountv.info/doina business/M-1 lOO.pdf.

If you have any questions, or wish to file a protest please contact the Buyer: Ted Lo at 323-267-2207; or by email at [email protected].

Thank You,

ISD/Purchasing Division

Ted Lo C.P.M. M.BJL

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Fox: 323-415-8662

Email: ted.loOisd.lacountv.gov

Bid Website: http://camlsor.co.la.ca.us/lacoblds

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Elecfrical Kstribution Products

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Toots. Testers & Fasteners

ALLIED BOLT


285-93-00-047498

Conduit. Channel & Fittings

ALLIED TUBE / POWER STRUT

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ALLIED TUBE / POWER STRUT


ALLIED TUBE I POWER STRUT


ALLIED TUBE I POWER STRUT

Threaded Rod

Wiring Devices

ALPHA TECHNOLOGIES INC

Surge. Power Protection & Power Products

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Time Switches & Signaling


Page 05

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Outlet & Swtch Boxes

ALUMA FORM

Conduit Bodies. Boxes. Connectors & Fittings

285-93-00-047498


AMERICAN FITTINGS

All Other

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AMERICAN FITTINGS

Standard Conduit Bodies. Boxes. Connectors A Fittings

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Tools. Testers A Fasteners

AMERICAN LOCK COMPANY

Locks. Tag Out and Accessories

Page 01

285-93-00-047498


Aerosols

AMERICAN POLYWATER CORPORATION

Aerosals. Lubricants 4 Cleaners

Page 03

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AMERICAN POWER CONVERSION - APC

Engineered Products

Page 01

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AMERICAN SAW MFG

Tools. Testers, Fasteners & Accessories

Page 01

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Page 01

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Outlet & Swtch Boxes

ANDERSON


Page 01

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Load Centers. Circuit B

reakers 8 Safety Svatdies

Replacement Parts

Page 01

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Page 01

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All Other Connectors & Fittings

Page 06

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ARLINGTON

Page 08

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Standard Conduit Bodies. Boxes. Connectors & FIBings

Page 12

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Enclosures & Cabinets

ARMORCAST PRODUCTS COMPANY

Enclosures. Cabinets. Wire way & Accessories

285-93-00-047496


ARNCO CORP


Page 01

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Motor Controls 8 Transformers

Tools. Testers 8 Fasteners



Wre & Cable


ARROW FASTENERS

ARROW MAGNOLIA INTERNATIONAL INC

ASCO PRODUCTS

BLACK & DECKER / DEWALT

Staplers and Staples


Stock Transfer Switches & Other

Motors & Generators

Hardware & Bracket R

acks - Utility


Ladders and Accessories

Wire & Cable

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County of Los Angeles / U.S

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ctri

cal Supply Contract

Contract» MA-iS-1340234

Solicitation NO: RFP-1S-13266Q01

General Sup

plie

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Category G-A

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County of Los Angeiss / U.S

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Graytjsr > Ele

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cal Supply Contract

Contract» MA^IS-1340234

Solicitation NO; RFP4S-13255001

General Sup

plie

r Discounts

Category G-A

Discount Percent Off List Price & Not To Exceed Cost Plus

Schedule

GROUSE - HINDS 1 TON - COOPER

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GROUSE - HINDS / EATON - COOPER

All Other Exolosion Proof Products

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All Other Form 6

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All Other Industrial

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CROUSE - HINDS / EATON - COOPER

All Other Interconnect

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All Other Reolacement Parts

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All Othetr CEAG

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All Othetr P&R

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CROUSE • HINDS / EATON - COOPER

Commercial 046-SSR RAINBOOT CONNECTORS

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Commercial EMT SIS & Como Fit

tina

s 1/2" - 4"

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Commercial Locknuts & Uouidtite Fit

tina

s 3/8" - 6"

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Commercial Steel Boxes - Ceilina. Fan. Ganaable. Crete

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MTL Insb'uments

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Standard Exolosion Proof Products

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Standard Ind

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CROWE ROPE

Rooe. Straos and Accessories

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CUMMINS

Motors. Control. Enerov Manaoement & Power

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CUSTOM PLASTICS

Enclosures. Vaultrs. Wirewav & Accessories

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CUTLER HAMMER

Electrical Disbibution Products

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CYBER POWER

Power Conditionina & Back-Uo

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DAP

Caulk. Glue. Adhesives & Sealants

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DELTA BREEZ

Heatino. Coolino & Ven

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tion

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DITEK

Surae. Power Protection & Power Products

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DREISILKER

Motors. Control. Enerov Manaoement & Power

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DULMISON INC.

Wire & Cable - Utility Prockicts

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DURACELL

Batteries & Flashliohts

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DURACELL BATTERY

Flashiiohts & Batteries

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DURALINE

Conduit. Channel & Cable in Duct

Utility Products

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DURHAM

Tools. Testers & Metering Eouioment

Utility Products

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EATON CORP.

Electrical Devices

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EATON CORPORATION

Electrical Distribution & Ind

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EDWARDS

Sionalino. Horns & Sttobes - Timers. Homs. Sionalino & Accessories

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ELASTIMOLD

Standard Wirino Devices

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ELECTRIC MOTION CO.

Automation Products and Accessories

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ELECTRI-FLEX CO.

Conduit. Channel & Fit

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ELKAY

Heatina. Coolino & Ven

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tion

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EM CLOCK

Time Switches & Sionalino

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E-MON. LLC.

Data Loooers. Meters. Testers & Accessories

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ENERGIZER CO. 1 EVEREADY

All other

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ENERGIZER CO. 1 EVEREADY

Stock Batteries & Flashliohts

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ENGENIUS TECHNOLOGOES INC.

Time Switches & Sionalino

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ENGINEERED PRODUCTS

All Other

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ENGINEERED PRODUCTS

Conduit Bodies. Boxes. Connectors & Fit

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ERICO

All Other

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ERICO

Standard Products

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ERICSON MANUFACTURING

Liohtino Fixtures

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ERSODYNE


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ESTEX


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EXCEL DRYER CORP

Heatina. Coolino & Ven

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Wire & Cable

FAHRENHEAT DIV.

Under floor Heatino. Wire & Cable

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FAIRMONT


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FASCO

Motors Controls and Accessories

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FEDERAL SIGNAL

Red Code Items

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FEDERAL SIGNAL

Sionalino. Strobes. Horns & Accessories

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FEONIC TECHNOLOGY

Automation. Terminal Blocks & Panel Accessories

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FERNCO


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FIREX

Smoke Detectors. Fir

e Alarms. C02 & Sionals

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FIRST ALERT/BRK



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FISKARS

Tools. Scissors & Striooers

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FLEXIBLE WHIPS OF TENNESSEE. INC.

Conduit. Channel & Fittinas

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Data Loooers. Testers. Meters & Accessories

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FLUKE

Standard Eiectrical Meters

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. Communities

Graybar - Electrical Supply Contract

Contract # MA-iS-1340234

Solicitation NO; RFP-IS-13Z55001

General Sup

plie

r Discounts

Catenorv G-A

Diacount Percent Off List Price & Not To Exceed Coet Plua

Schedule

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FREUD

Utility Products

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FURNAS. INC.

Power Distribution. Motor Control & Deyices

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G&O THERMAL

Heatina. Coolina & Ven

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G&W ELECTRIC CO.

Utility Products

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G.E. MOTORS & POWER

Motors. Control. Eneray Manaoement & Power

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GALVAN


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GARDNER DENVER / RIGEL / HOFFMAN & LAMSON

Motors. Control. Energy Management & Power

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GE ELECTRICAL & INDUSTRIAL

Electrical Dis

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GE ENERGY

GE Energy Products

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GENERAC POWER SYSTEMS


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GENERAL CABLE

General Cable - Uti

lity

Cable

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

B-Velocity Ballasts

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ne 81

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

D-Velocitv Bailasts

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ne 75

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Ail Other Lamos & Related Lir

Xiti

ng Products

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

A-Velocity Ballasts

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ne 83

Page 19

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

A-Velocity Excluded National Net

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ne 82

Pace 19

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K ..

GENERAL ELECTRIC

A-Velocity LED Lamos

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ne 76

Pace 18

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

A-Velocity Standard Large Lamos

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ne81

Page 19

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GENERAL EL ECTRIC

A-Velocitv Standard Miniature. Proiection. Staoe & Studio Lamos

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Ballasts - All

Other Ballasts

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ne 30

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Ballasts - Standard Comoact Fluor Ballaste

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ne 74

Page 17

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Ballasts - Standard Electronic Ballasts

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ne 80

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Ballasts - Standard HID Ballasts

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ne 74

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Ballasts - Standard Magnetic Ballasts

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Ballasts - Standard Sign Ballasts

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ne 68

Pace 16

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

B-Velocity Excluded National Net

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ne 81

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Consumer & Industrial Products

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

C-Velocity Ballasts

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ne 79

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

C-Velocity Excluded National Net

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ne 77

Page 18

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

D-Velocity Excluded National Net

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ne 75

Page 17

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

E-Velocity Ballasts

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ne 57

Pace 13

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Lamos - LED Lamos

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ne 74

Page 17

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Lamos - ME7701 Excluded LED

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Lamos - ME981 Excluded Fluorescent

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Lamos - ME981 Excluded Incandescent

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Lamos - ME981 Excluded Incandescent National Net

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Lamos - ME981 Excluded Lucalox

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Lamos - ME981 Excluded Multi-Vaoor

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ne 72

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Lamos - ME981 Excluded Quartz

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ne 62

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Lamos - ME98t Exicuded Fluorescent National Nets

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ne 73

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Lamos - Standard Miniature. Proiection. Stage & Studio Lamos

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Large Lamos - All Other

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Large Lamos - Standard Large Lamos

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Standard Excluded Laroe Lamos

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

Standard Miniature. Proiection. Stage & Studio Lamos

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GENERIC ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS

Electricai Commodity & Dis

trib

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n Products

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GOTT

Plugs. Receotacles. Wiring Deyices & Telecom

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GREENLEE

Standard Products

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GS METALS CORP


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H.D. ELECTRIC / HAMMERLOCK


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HAMMERLOCK / H.D. ELECTRIC

Toois. Testers. Fasteners & Accessories

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HASTINGS


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HEVI-DUTY / ACME / SOLA

Stock Transformers

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HEYCO


ting

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HILTI INC.


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HOFFMAN

All Other

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HOFFMAN

Standard Enclosures. Cabinets. V\fire way & Accessories

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Raceway & Pluamold

HOLOCOM

Raceway & Pluomold

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Page 05

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Heatlna & Ventilation

HONEYWELL

All Other

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Heatino & Ventilation

HONEYWELL

Standard Products

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HONEYWELL / SALISBURY

All Other

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HONEYWELL / SALISBURY

Protective Wear. Tools & Accessories

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Flashliahts & Batteries

HOUSE OF BATTERIES

Batteries. Back-Uo. Commercial & Flashlight

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County of Los Angeies / U.S

. Communities

Graybar- Ele

ctri

cal Supply Contract

Contract# MA-IS'1340234

Solicitation NO: RFP-lS-13256001

General Sup

plie

r Discounts

Category G-A


Schedule

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HUBBELL

All Other Hubbell Comoanles & Products

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HUBBELL

All Other Residential. Commercial. Ind

ustr

ial & Marine Products

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HUBBELL

A-Velocltv Residential. Commercial. Ind

ustr

ial & Marine Prod.

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HUBBELL

B-Velocltv Residential. Commercial. Ind

ustr

ial & Marine Prod.

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HUBBELL

C-Velocitv Residential. Commercial. Ind

ustr

ial & Marine Prod.

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HUBBELL

D-Velocitv Residential. Commercial. Ind

ustr

ial & Marine Prod.

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HUBBELL

Hosoitai Grade and Isolated Ground Products

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HUBBELL

Kellems Grios & Accessories

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HUBBELL

Standard Commercial Switch & Receoticle Devices

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HUBBELL

Standard Ind

ustr

ial Hubbellock and Pin & Sleeve Devices

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HUBBELL

Standard Ind

ustr

ial Switches. Straiaht Blade & Twist Lock Devices

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Line 57

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HUBBELL

Raceway. Pluomold. NetSelect. Floorbox & Accesorrles

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HUBBELL BUILDING AUTOMATION

Buildina Automation & Enerav Manaaement Products

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HUBBELL POWER SYSTEMS

All Other

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HUBBELL POWER SYSTEMS

Standard Enclosures. Cabinets. Wire wav & Accessories

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HUBBELL QUAZITE - LENOIR CITY. INC.

Enclosures. Vaults. Wirewav & Accessories

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HUGHES BROTHERS

Utility Products

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Line 14

Page 04

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HUNTER FAN

Heating. Coolina & Ven

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tion

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Line 14

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IDEAL

IDEAL - All Other

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IDEAL

Kits & Accessories

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IS

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IDEAL

Standard Products

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IDEAL

Standard Products

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IDEAL

Tools. Testers & Accessories

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IGLOO CORP


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tion

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ILSCO

Wire Nuts. Terminals. Luas & Connectors

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INDEPENDENT TECHNOLOGIES. INC.


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Line 14

Paoe 04

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INGERSOL - RAND COMPANY

Surae. Power Protection & Power Products

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Paoe 01

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INNOVATIVE METAL INDUSTRIES. INC.

Enclosures. Cabinets. Wirewav & Accessories

List Less

0Line 01

Paoe 01

285-93-00-047498

INNOVOLT

Electric Power Protection

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INT PROT COATINGS


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INTERGRAL


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INTERLOGIX

Electric Safety & Security

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INTERMATIC

Standard products

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INVENSYS CONTROLS



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IPEXINC.


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IRWIN COMPANY


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Line 27

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ITE/SIEMONS

Electrical Distribution Products

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Paoe 01

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JAMESON CORP.


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JOHNSON


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Pace 01

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JONARD INDUSTRIES CORP.


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20

Line 19

Pace 05

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JOS T. FEWKES CO.

Motors. Control. Enerav Manaaement & Power

List Less

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Paoe 01

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KEARNEY

Util

ity Products

List Less

0Line 01

Paae 01

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KING

Heating. Coolina. Ven

tila

tion

& Connectors

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5Line 05

Page 02

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KLEIN


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28

Line 26

Paae 07

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KOHLER

Heating. Coolina & Ventilation

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Paae 01

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KOPPERS

Utility Products

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0Line 01

Paoe 01

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KUHLMAN ELECTRIC


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L.H. DOTTIE

All Other Hardware & Accessories

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Line 11

Page 03

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L.H. DOTTIE

Standard Hardware

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Paoe 08

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LADD INDUSTRIES

Wiring Devices & Electrical Products

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LANDISSGYR

Meters. Controls. Enerav Management 4 Power

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Paoe 01

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LARUS CORP.

Conduit Bodies. Boxes. Connectors 4 Fit

tina

sList Less

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Paae 01

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LENOX / AMERICAN SAW

Tools, Testers, Fasteners 4 Acc

esso

ries

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LEVITON

All Other

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Line 21

Page 05

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LEVITON

A-Veleocitv Liahtino Control Products

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Line 47

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LEVITON

A'Veleocitv Wirina Devices

List Less

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Line 57

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LEVITON

B-Veleocitv Liohting Control Products

List Less

37

Line 34

Page 08

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LEVITON

B-Veleocity Wirina Devices

List Less

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Line 65

Paoe 15

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LEVITON

C-Velocitv Wiring Devices

List Less

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Line 40

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LEVITON

D-Veleocitv Wirina Devices

List Less

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Line 26

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LEVITON

Indus Grade Devices - INDUSTRIAL 4 DECORA WIRING DEVICES

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LEVITON

INDUSTRIAL 4 DECORA WIRING DEVICES

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GAT 18257 TWINLINE PG57

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GAT 18260 MOTION GN PG50

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GAT 18300 MOTORS.GB PG52

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GAT 18306 PC51

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Load Centers. Circuit Breakers & Safetv Svatohes


GAT 18307 ICIA MOTION CONTROL

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GAT 18310 MOTION CONTROL MOTORS & ACCESS

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GAT 18487 XBT-H.P.E fMAGELISI

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GAT 20493 H3 SWGR -

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GAT 21134 8501 UBS UN VOL

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CAT 21152 8501 PHA.PHD •"OBSOLETE*"

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GAT 21712 FEEDER POWER DIST

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GAT 21799 CART CONTACT

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GAT 21914 7001KP DC GP9B

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Load Centers. Circuit Breakers & Safetv Swatches


CAT 22080 ATV 56 OP CP4G

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GAT 22081 ATV56 OPN GP4G

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GAT 22084 ATV 56 OP GP4G

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CAT 22085 "OBSOLETE" ATV56 OPEN 5

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CAT 22092 "OBSOLETE" ATV56 ENCLOSED 3

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Load Centers Circuit Breakers & Safetv Switches


GAT 22101 ASSEMBLED OMEGAPAK PT DRIVE

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GAT 22102 NON-CURRENT AG DRIVE PARTS

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GAT 22525 ABL7 POWER SUPPLIES

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CAT 22551 PLCS.SMALL PCB

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GAT 18 PE1A NEHB PB RTA

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CAT 8332 NO STRIP ODD NO

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CAT 8335 NO STRIP ODD NQ

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Load Centers. Cir

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Breakers & Safetv Switches


GAT 18404 WORLD SERVICE PARTS/DRtVESI

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GAT 20172 NEW 100A&225A PLUGS POWERBUS

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GAT 20200 100A BS\A/Y-C/B PLUGS-EH/FA

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GAT 23100 INFRA RED WINDOW SALES&SVS

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GAT 20177 PQ 30/60/1 PE7

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GAT 20178 PQ/PS 200A PE7

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CATEGORY 09751 DISC SCHD PM1

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GAT 09753 DISC SGHED PM1

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CATEGORY 09754 DISCOUNT PM1

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CAT 09755 DISC SGHED PM1

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Schneider 1 Souare D

GAT 09757 DISC SCHD PM1

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CATEGORY 09758 DISC SCHD PM1

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CAT 21133 8501 DGS.DSG.DN '"OBSOLETE*"

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GAT 21745 —OBSOLETE CATEGORY**"

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GAT 09731 PWRLOGIG(HDM-PM) HIGH DENSITY

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09734 PWRLOGIC (TBS) HI DENSITY MTR SOFT

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GAT 09778 POWERLOGIC-POWER SERVER

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CAT 9779 PL1 ENERGY METR

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Load Centers Circuit Breakers & Safetv Switches


GAT 9780 POWERLOGIG PL1

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GAT 09781 POWERLOGIG SOFTWARE

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CAT 9782 ACCESSORIES PL1

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GAT 09783 POWERLOGIG PKG. SYSTEMS

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GAT 09785 POWERLOGIG SYSTEM GMPNTS

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GAT 09786 POWERLOGIG POWER METER

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CAT 09787 POWERLOGIC DiGiTAL RELAY

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CAT 09792 P/LOGIC TRAINING/ENG COMPONENT

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CAT 9795 ENERCEPT HD PL1

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CAT 01422 RDB WIREWAY. NEMA 3R

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CAT 1424 PE9 LJB WiREWAY

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18247-SCADA SOFTWARE

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Schneider / Sauare D

CAT 18486

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CAT 18079 SPARE PRT CP10

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CAT 21144 8501 KU.8501KUD

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CAT 21145 8501 KF. KL

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CAT 21146 8501KX. KXD

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CAT 21744 9991 UE1

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Schneider / Sauare 0

CAT 21776 9999 DDISCOUNT CP2

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CAT 21519 9007 MISCELLANEOUS

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CAT 18244 CONNEXIUM ETHERNET COMPONENTS

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CAT 18400 WORLD SERVICE PARTS CONTACTORS

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CAT 18401 WORLD SERVICE PART SCONTROL

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CAT 18402 CONTROL A CP10

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CAT 18403 ENVELOPES CP1Q

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CAT 18083 SPARE PARTS DISCOUNT CPS

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CAT 21409 8963 PARTS (DISCOUNT CP101

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CAT 22061 8803ACCECP4C

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CAT 22390 SCHCP1G

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CAT 22391 GRPCP1G

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CAT 09611 OPEN BOLT-LOC SWITCH

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CAT 20572 DS SPARE/REPLACEMENT BRKR 9672

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CAT 00181 QO REPL TANDEM

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CAT 18063 SPARE PARTS DISCOUNT CP3

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CAT 18068 SPARE PARTS DISCOUNT CP7G

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CAT 21652 9050JCK 60. 70

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CAT 21756 9998 DISC CP10

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CAT 22001 ATV 66 CP4C

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CAT 22010 ATV66 ACC CP4C

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CAT 22026 TRANE ATV66 DISC CP4C

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CAT 22031 ATV 16 AC CP4B

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CAT 22035 ATV 16 AC CP4B

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CAT 22042 ATV11 DRIVE & ACCESSORIES

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CAT 22045 ATV18CP4B

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CAT 22046 ATV 18 U9 CP48

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CAT 22047 ATV18CP4B

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CAT 22153 ATV31 (10 THRU 30HP1

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22154 ATV312/ATV32 ACCESSORIES

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CAT 22155 ATV21 1

- 25HP 230V

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CAT 22156 ATV21 30 - 40HP 230V

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CAT 22157 ATV21 1

- 25HP 460V

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CAT 22158 ATV21 30 -10OHP 460V

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CAT 22159 ATV21 OPTIONS

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CAT 22172 VSD17/57-575V CANADIAN DRIVES

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CAT 22220 ATV28 CP4B

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CAT 22221 ATV28CP4B

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CAT 22222 ATV28 ACC CP4B

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CAT 22385 NEMA STARTER

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CAT 22629 DRIVES AC CP4C

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CAT 18065 SPARE PAR CP4C

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CAT 18067 SPARE PARTS DISCOUNT CP7I

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CAT 22049 ATV58 FLUX VECTOR DRIVES

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CAT 22052 ATV58H OP CP4C

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Schneider 1 Sauare D

CAT 22053 ATV58H 1 - 20HP OPEN DRIVES

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CAT 22055 ATV58E.N CP4C

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Load Centers. Cir

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CAT 22058 ATV58 OPT CP4C

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CAT 22059 FLEX58 CHASSIS DRIVE

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CAT 22060 ATV58 125 CP4C

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Load Centers. Cir

cuit



CAT 22062 LINE REAC CP4C

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Load Centers. Cir

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CAT 22067 DRIVES REPAIR & RETURN

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CAT 22130 ATV7i -1/2 THRU 5HP DRIVES

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rcuit Breakers & Safety Sv^ches


GAT 22131 ATV71 - 7.5 THRU 50HP

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rcuit Breakers & Safety SMitcfies


CAT 22132 SPEED DRIVES

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rcuit Breakers & Safety Sviitches


CAT 22133 ATV71 200 THRU 450HP DRIVES

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rcuit Breakers & Safety Switches


CAT 22134 ATV71 500 TRHU 700HP DRIVES

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CAT 22136 ATV61-71 DRIVES

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CAT 22137 ATV61-71 DRIVES CATV61-71 DRIV

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Paoe 07

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rcuit Breakers & Safety Svetches


CATGRY 22140 DESC SCED CP4C

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Paoe 07

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Load Centers. C

rcuit Breakers & Safety Swatches


CAT 22197 ATV58 DRIVES SPLIT BOX ONLY

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CAT 22198 AT31 S-FLEX

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CAT 22199 AT21 S-FLEX

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Paae 07

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Load Centers. C

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t Breakers & Safety S^ches


22250

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Paae 07

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CAT 22300 FSD START UP SERVICES

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31

Paae 07

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CAR 22305 FSD REPAIR

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31

Paae 07

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Load Centers. C

rcuit Breakers & Safety Sw^dies


CAT 22311 CTR.D-LINEI12

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31

Paae 07

Line 28

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CAT 22312 REV CTR DL 112

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31

Paae 07

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Load Centers. C

rcuit Breakers & Safety SMtches


CAT 22314 DLINE lEC OVERLOADS

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31

Paae 07

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Load Centers. C

rcui

t Breakers & Safety Switches


CAT 22351 DEFINITE PURP

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CAT 22352 D P STARTERS '"OBSOLETE*"

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CAT 22380 RELAYS MEASUREMENT fRM17-RM351

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CAT 22579 CP1G OPEN ATS

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31

Paae 07

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CAT 16403 K5 P3/LINE 2 250VA TO 350KVA

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32

Paae 07

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CAT 16404 K5 P6/LINE2 5KVAT0 15KVA

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Paae 07

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CAT 16405 K5 P8/ESCORTE 250 TO 2KVA

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32

Paae 07

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rcuit Breakers & Safety Svwtches


CAT 16409 K5 S2/INVERTER 2KVA TO 10KVA

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Paae 07

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Load Centers. C

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CAT 21715 TYPE AB1 lECC

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32

Paae 07

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rcuit Breakers & SafeN Switches


CAT 22135 ATV61-71 ACCESSORIES

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32

Paae 07

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Load Centers. C

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Paae 07

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CAT 21131 8501CGEN PURP

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Paoe 07

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CAT 21323 8903 PB

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33

Paae 07

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Load Centers. C

rcuit Breakers & Safety SvMdies


CAT 21346 8910 DPA6 CP1B

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Paoe 07

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CAT 21381 8911 DP

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Paoe 07

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Load Centers. C

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t Breakers & Safety SwAc^es


CAT 21601 9037.38 CP7G

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Load Centers. C

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CAT 21661 9065 A.C.F.G.S

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Paoe 07

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CAT 18320 SERiPLEX SPX1

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Load Centers. C

rcuit Breakers & Safety SMtches


CATEGORY 18340

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Paae 06

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CAT 15500 CLASS 4210 PA1

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Paae 08

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Load Centers. C

rcui

t Breakers & Safety Svwtches


CAT 18407 CP10 WORLD SERVICE PAR SENSORS

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37

Paae 06

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CAT 18486 DISC 112 RELAYS

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37

Paae 08

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CAT 22316 CTR. D LINE. AC. OPEN. NONREV

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37

Paae 08

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CAT 22317 112 CTR.D-LINE

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37

Paae 08

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Load Centers. C



CAT 16204 9070T FUSE BLK

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Load Centers. C



CAT 16205 9070T 3000-500

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CAT 18085 DISC 112

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Paae 09

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Load Centers. C

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CAT 18093-AUTOMATION SERVICES. MISCELLAN

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CAT 18325 SERiPLEX SOFTWAREiCABLES SPX2

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CAT 18335 ASI PRODUCTS - DISCOUNT SPX2

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Load Centers. C

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CAT 21616 9049 SCHED CPl

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Load Centers. C

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t Breakers & Safety Swit^es


CAT 21691 9070AP.E.G.H.S

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Load Centers. C



CAT 21692 9070K (NOT KF1

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CAT 22321 K-LINE.DCI12

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CAT 22322 K LINE REV 112

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Paae 09

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CAT 22324 CONT KLINE 112

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Paae 09

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CAT 22326 AC.OPEN NR 112

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Paae 09

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CAT 22327 REV CTR.KL 112

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Paae 09

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CAT 22331 CTR.F DISC 112

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Paae 09

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CAT 22332 CTR.F-LINE.DC.OPEN.REV

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Load Centers. Circ

uit Breakers & Safety Switches


CAT 22334 OVERLOADS 112

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Paae 09

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Load Centers. Circuit Breakers & Safety Swatches


MISC

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CAT 22371 RELAYS.CON 112

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CAT 22462 PUSHBUTTON30MM "OBSOLETE"

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CAT 16265 TRANSFORMER DRY 1PH

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CAT 21344 8910 DPA4 CP 1B

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CAT 21345 8910 DPA5 CPl B

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1CAT 21651 JCK60. 70

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CAT 21702 9080G-NOT GCB

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Paae 09

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CAT 22152 ATV31 f.25 thru 7.5 HP1 CP4B

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Paae 09

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CAT 07947 MISCELLANEOUS PARTS

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18940 gOOIT

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CAT 20599 LVDO SPARE PARTS

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21090 MVMCC. FVNR, 400A

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CAT 21422 9001 BW70 - 82

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CAT 18245 SCADA SOFTWARE

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CAT 21171 8502 PC.PD.PE.PF "OBSOLETE"

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CAT 21275 8702.36 SH.SJiNOT S'R.T.WI

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CAT 21282 NEMA 4EMC:PSED

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CAT 21297 8738.39 W/STAiNLESS ENSLOS

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CAT 21306 8865 ***OBSOLETE"*

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CAT 21326 8903 SC

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CAT 21406 8965 R REVERSE

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CAT 21407 8965 S.T.U.V ***OBSOLETE'**

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CAT 21420 SCH CP1

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CAT 21476 9007SG LIMIT S

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CAT 21496 9007AW LIMiT S

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CAT 21501 9007XA LIMITS

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CAT 21618 9049 ACCESSORIES DISCOUNT CP7

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CAT 21631 CLASS 9050 A

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CAT 21694 9070 SKDISCON

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CAT 21701 9080 FB 1.2.3

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CAT 21703 9080 GCB PROT.

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CAT 21704 9080 K BLOCKS

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CAT 21706 9080 K1 ACCESS

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CAT 21716 9080 M BLOCKS

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CAT 21725 9300 VT MONITORtNG SYSTEM

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CAT 21726 9300 VT ACCESSORIES

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CAT 21729 9421N OPERAT M

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CAT 21730 9421 VOPER ME

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CAT 21731 9421 L&MISC

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CAT 21732 9422 FLANGE ME

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CAT 21733 9423 OPER MECH

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CAT 21743 9991 MISC ENCL

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CAT 21751 9996 DISC CP1

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CAT 21752 SCHCP1B

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iCAT 21758 9998 DISC CP7G

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CAT 21795 VOLTAGE T DE1B

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CAT 21924 7004MG DC CP9B

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CAT 22040 VSD07 SUB CP4B

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CAT 22051 8803 POO CP4C

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CAT 22070 DRIVES MiSCELLANEOUS

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CAT 22370 DISC SCHED CP1

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CAT 22372 RELAYS INTRINS

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CAT 22373 RELAYS.SPEED C

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CAT 22375 INTERFACE MODL

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CAT 22481 PHOTOELECT DS2

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CAT 22490 SENSORS-ULTRASONIC (XXS.6>

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CAT 18075 DISC T CONT KT

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CAT 18077 SPARE PART DS2

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CAT 18405 PUSHBUTTN CP10

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CAT 18406 OTHER OP CP10

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CAT 18410 CROUZET AXIAL FANS

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CAT 21663 9065 MD.ME.MF.MG.MJ 'OBSOLETE*

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CAT 21693 9070KF NOT K

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CAT 21717 9080 PC

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CAT 22416 XCKL LIMIT S T

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CAT 22435 XCM LIMIT SW T

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CAT 22441 LIMIT SW, CABLE PULL TYPE XY2

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CAT 22449 LIMIT SWITCHES.ACCESSORIES

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CAT 22455 LIGHT CURTAINS - XUSL

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CAT 22459 PUSHBUTTONS 1

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CAT 22460 22MM PLASTIC 1

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CAT 22461 PUSHBUTTON,22MM (METALI

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County of Lob Angeies / U.S

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Contract # MA-15-1340234

Solicitation NO: RFP-iS-132S6001

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CAT 22431 9007MS SWTCH T

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CAT 22512 DRIVES. OPEN ATV45**OBSOLETE"

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Qraybar - Ele

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County of Los Angeles / U.S. Communities



Sottcttation NO: RFP-lS-13256001

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Paae 13

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CAT 937 EJB CIRCUIT BRKR

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57

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

00938 LXIL 250. 400. 600 A FRAME

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57

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

CAT 00939 GRP DE2

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 00941 LIL CIRCUIT BREWCER

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 942 LXL 250.400.600A

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 943 MOLDED CASE C BK

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 944 LEL 600 AMP FRAME

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57

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

CAT 00946

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Paae 13

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CAT 00985

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57

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

CAT 985 FIA FOR ALL BRKR

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 00992 UL VIGIREX GFR & SENSOR

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 1007 FY CIRCUIT BRKR

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 1020 Fl CIRCUIT BRKR

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 1023 MOLDED CASE CBR

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 1035 Kl CIRCUIT BRKR

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 1038 Q4 BREAKER & SW

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 01041 LA/LAL OEM BREAKER

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 01043 LXI 250. 400. 600 A. FRAME

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57

Paae 1

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 1046 LI CIRCUIT BRKR

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 1047 LX250.400.600A

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57

Paae 1

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 1048 LE 250.400 FRM

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 01049 LE 600 AMP FRAME

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57

Paae 1

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 01084 C4/C5 COMPONENT PARTS

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

CAT 01090 CE.CF&CJ COMPACT C UL BRKR/SW

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57

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

CAT 1091 MOLDED CASE C 8

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57

Page 13

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285-93-00-047498

CAT 01092 CM COMPACT C UL BRKR/SW

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Load Centers, Cir

cuit



CAT 01093 C101-630 COMPACT CIEC BRKR/SW

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. Cir

cuit



CAT 01094 C801-1251 COMPACT lEC BRKR/SW

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498



CAT 01096

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. Cir

cuit



CAT 01098 NF COMPACT NS

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Paoe 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498


Schneider 1 Sauare 0

CAT 01099 NJ COMPACT NS

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498



CAT 01101 NF E COMPACT NS lEC BRKR/SW

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498



CAT 01102 NJ E COMPACT

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498


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r Discounts

Category G-A


Schedule

Cudu

1rc

uit Breakers & Safetv Switches


CAT 01103 DE2 COMPACT NS

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57

Pace 1

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

rcuit Breakers & Safetv Switches


CAT 1115 HG.HJ.JG.JJ UNIT MT BREAKER/SWT

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57

Paae 1

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers, 0

rcui

t Breakers & Safetv Svwtches


CAT 1120 MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BRKR 600V

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



01122 HL.JL 1-LINE BRKR/SWITCH

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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t Breakers & Safetv Sv^ches


CAT 01125 HJ.JJ UNT MNT MTR CIR PROTECTR

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57

Page 1

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

rcui

t Breakers & Safetv Switches


CAT 01126 HJA MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKE

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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t Breakers & Safetv SMtches



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57

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 01215 HG. HJ. JG. JJ UNIT MNT

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57

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

rcuit Breakers & Safetv Svwtches


CAT 01220 PG.H.J.K.L.N DRAW OUT BREAKERS

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57

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 01240 RG.H.J.K.L.N 1-LlNE BREAKERS

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 01245 RG. H. J. L. N UNIT MT

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57

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 01250 M. P. R FRAME ACCESSORIES ONLY

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

rcuit Breakers & Safetv Sv^tches


CAT 07950 MINI-BRK 200A 5KV

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57

Page 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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t Breakers & Safetv Svatches


CAT 08223 l-LINE MB PNL F/A

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 08311 NEHB NL MLO RTA

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

rcui



CAT 9301 DIN RAIL SURGE SUPRESSOR - EFl

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57

Pace 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

rcui



CAT 09480 OEM PB 1-LINE INT W/LUGS

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57

Pane 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 09481 OEM PB 1-LINE INT W/O LUGS

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 09483 OEM SWBD l-L 2000A S/R INT

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 09484 OEM SWBD l-L 2000A D/R INT

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57

Paae 13

Line 54

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

rcuit Breakers & Safetv SMtches


CAT 9485 PE1A OEM PB NQO

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57

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 904 FAL 600V CIRCUIT BREAKER

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58

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 905 FCL CIRCUIT BRKR

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

rcui



CAT 918 KA/HL BRKR.SW.MG"

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 925 KCL CIRCUIT BRKR

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 945 MAL/MHL BR.SW.MG

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Paae 13

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Load Centers. C

rcuit Breakers & Safetv Swtches


CAT 950 MXL 250.400.800A

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58

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 958 MEL 400 AMP FRAM

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58

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers, C



CAT 960 MEL 800 AMP FRAM

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 965 NAL/NCL BRKR SWH

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Paae 13

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Load Centers. C



CAT 969 NXL 1200 AMP FRM

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Paae 13

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Load Centers. C

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CAT 00970 NEL 1200 AMP FRAME

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 975 PA/PC/PH BREAKER

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 978 PXF 1200.1600AMP

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Paae 13

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Load Centers. C



CAT 00979 PXF362000 & PXF362000G

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 00982 PEF361600

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58

Paae 13

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265-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 00983 PEF362000

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Pace 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 1014 FC 240V CIRCUIT BREAKER

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 1015 FC CIRCUIT BRKR

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 1025 KA/KH BRK.SW.MG

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 01029 SCHDE2

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 1030 KC 480V CIR BRK

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

rcuit Breakers & Safetv SMtches


CAT 1050 MA/MH BRK.SW.MG

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 1055 MX AMP FR/\ME

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 1060 ME250 AMP FRAME

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 1063 ME 400 AMP FRAM

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58

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 1065 ME800 AMP FRAME

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58

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 1070 NA/NC BRK.SW.MG

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Paae 13

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Load Centers. C

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CAT 1076 NX 1200 A FRAME

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 01077 NE 1200 AMP FRAME

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498



CAT 01097 NE COMPACT NS

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 01106-RESTRICTED H.J 240V IL-CPl ONL

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58

Paae 13

Line 55

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

rcuit Breakers & Safetv Svatches


CAT 32 B-HUBS 3/4 THRU 4

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 133 DT SW NEMA3R

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 16270 MISC. XFMR ACCESSORIES

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 13 PE1A NQO NQOB PAN

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 22 QO METER MAINS

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Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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CAT 36 PE1A QMS INTERIOR

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60

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

rcuit Breakers & Safetv Switdies


OAT 47 PE1A TELEPHONE CA

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' 60

Page 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 48 HOM METER MAINS

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60

'Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 00056 DISCONNECT - UL508/IEC3D9

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60

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 100 QOM-VH MAIN CB

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60

Paae 13

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265-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



!CAT 111 H&HU SWITCH 2-3P

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60

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 114 H&HU SW NEMA 12K

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60

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C



CAT 115 H4HU SW NEMA 4ST

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60

Paae 13

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r Discounts

Category G-A


Schedule

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County of Lo» Angeles / U.S

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Graybar - Ele

ctri

cal Supply Contract

Contract #MA-iS-1340234

Solicitation NO: RFP4S-13255001

General Sup

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Category G-A

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Breakers & Safety S^tches

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Schedule

CAT 01654 22SKVA 3P H-115 SPL VENT

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Breakers & Safety Swtches

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CAT 01655 225KVA 3P H-80 SPL VENT

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CAT 01657 300KVA 3P H-80 SPL VENT

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Load Centers,

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CAT 01659 500KVA 3PP H-SO SPL VENT

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Load Centers,

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CAT 01682 9KVA 3PH SPCL OPEN H150

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Load Centers,

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CAT 01706 1KVA 1P SPL EPOXY-HUN

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CAT 01707 1-5KVA 1P SPL EPOXY-HUN

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CAT 01708 2KVA IP SPL EPOXY-HUN

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CAT 1709 DRY 1PH 3KVA

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CAT 01710 SKVA IP SPL EPOXY-HUN

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Load Centers

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CAT01711 7-5KVA IP SPL EPOXY-HUN

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Load Centers,

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Breakers & Safety Svwtchea

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Breakers & Safety S\Mtches

CAT 01724 30KVA 3P H-115 AL NL SPL

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CAT 01729 45KVA 3P H-BO AL NL SPL

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285-93-00-047498

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Squa

CAT 01752 45.75.112KVA 3PH OLSUN

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers

cuit


CAT 01764 30KVA 3P H-115 AL NLP SPL

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265-93-00-047498

Load Centers

cuit

Breakers & Safety Swtcties

CAT01769 45KVA3PH-B0ALNLP SPL

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285-93-00-047496

Load Centers

cuit


Squa

CAT 01770 45KVA 3P H-115 CU NLP SPL

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285-93-00-047498

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Squa

CAT 01772 75KVA3P H-115 AL NLP SPL

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285-93-00-047498

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Squa

CAT 01776 112.5KVA 3P H115 AL NLPSPL

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285-93-00-047498

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Breakers & Safety Switcties

CAT 06301 HOM ARC FAULT CB

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285-93-00-047498

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08074 INEQ REPLACEMENT PARTS

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08076 ZELIO LOGIC

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Squa

CAT 08079 IPC2 W/XFMR COMBO

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Squa

CAT 08245 NF RTA COLUMN WIDTH

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Breakers & Safety Svwtches

CAT 08250 TVSS UNIT

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Load Centers

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CAT 08251 TVSS UNIT

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CAT 08252 TVSS UNIT

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Breakers & Safety Swttchee

CAT 8321 PE1A NQOD NL ML

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Load Centers

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Squa

CAT 08322 NQOD NL MB RTA

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285-93-00-047498

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Squa

CAT 8351 NF MB INTERIOR RTA

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CAT 8353 PE1A NF NL MLO

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285-93-00-047498

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CAT 08354 NF NL MB INT RTA

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285-93-00-047498

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08446 • QMS PANELBOARDS

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285-93-00-047498

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CAT 08706 MIL TRANSFORMERS MISC

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CAT 6709 LUG KIT

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285-93-0

Load Centers

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CAT 08762 5.10&1SKVA 1PH OPEN -OSH

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Load Centers

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Squa

CAT 08764 25KVA 1PH OPEN - OSH

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Squa

CAT 08765 30&45KVA 3PH OPEN - OSH

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CAT 08777 OSH 3PH PIT 15.01-1 OOKVA

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Breakers & Safety Sv4tches

Squa

08779 - WEATHERSHIELDS

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CAT 09302 SERIES SURGE SUPPRESSOR - EFI

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CAT 09303 NON-MOD BRICK SURGE SUP-EFi

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Squa

CAT 09304 HARDWIRED TVSS - EFI

_ Page 13

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Load Centers

cuit


CAT 9441 PE1A SPEED-D SB

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CAT 09443 SPEED-D CTC

_ Page 13

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Load Centers

cuit


CAT 09448 SPEED-D AUX. MLO KIT. SIDEPL

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CAT 09490 OEM ENCL DC C/B(FA-MA.PA1

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers

cuit


CAT 9544 PE1A QMJ SWITCH

_ Page 13

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers

cuit


CAT 09553 CMM REPL MTRS PULLOUT EUS

_ Page 13

285-93-00-047498

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Breakers & Safety Swtchea

CAT 09554 CMM REPL MTRS P-OUT LVR BYPASS

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CAT 09689 MISC SWBD PARTS & ASSEMBLIES P

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Load Centers

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CAT 11300 MISC. ITEMS

_ Page 13

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Load Centers

cuit


CAT 11931 MISC ITEMS AT LIST PRICE

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

cuit


CAT 16266 DRIVE ISOLATION XFORMERS

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285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

cuit


Squa

CAT 16267 OPEN CORE & COIL LV XFMR

_ Page 13

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

cuit


Squa

CAT 16268 XFORMER LUG

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Load Centers. C

cuit


Squa

Load Centers. C

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CAT 16269 MOTOR STARTING AUTO XFORMER

CAT 16273 TRANSFORMERS

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Load Centers. C

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CAT 16274 HARMONIC MITIGATING LV XFMR

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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Squa

CAT 16276 MINI PWERZONE

265-93-00-047498

Load Centers. C

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Soua

CAT 16288 STD VENT 1 PH LVGP XFMR

285-93-00-047498

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County of Los Angeles / U.S. CommunKies


Contract» MA-IS-1340234

Solicitation NO: RFP-fS-13255001

General Supplier Discounts

Category G-A


Schedule

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CAT 16289 STANDARD VENT 3 PH 3-15 LVGP X

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60

Paae 13

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CAT 16290 STD VENT 3PH 30-75 LVGP XFMR

List Less .

60

Pace 13

Line 57

285-93-00-047498

Load Centers. Cir

cuit



CAT 16291 112.5KVA3PSPLAL150VENT

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60

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498


CAT 16292 STANDARD VENT 3 PH >225 LVGP X

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60

Paae 13

Line 57

285-93-00-047498



CAT 16295 MISCELLANEOUS XFMR MULT1

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60

Paae 13

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60

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498



List Less

60

Paae 13

Line 57

285-93-00-047498


CAT 16299 TRANSFORMER DR

List Less

60

Pace 13

Line 57

285-93-00-047498


CAT 16301 45KVA AUTOXFMR T89 CODE

List Less

60

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498



CAT 16302 75KVAAUTOXFMR T89 CODE

List Less

60

Paae 13

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285-93-00-047498


CAT 16303 112.5KVA AUTOXFMR T89 CODE

List Less

60

Paae 13

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List Less

60

Paae 13

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Load Centers. Circuit Breakers & Safety SMtches



List Less

60

Paae 13

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List Less

60

Paae 13

Line 57

285-93-00-047498


CAT 16310 30KVA3PH NON-VENT H150

List Less

60

Paae 13

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CAT 16313 45KVA 3PH NON-VENT H150

List Less

60

Paae 13

Line 57

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60

Paae 13

Line 57

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List Less

60

Paae 13

Line 57

285-93-00-047498



CAT 16360 15KVA 3PH EE TYPE XFMR

List Less

60

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Load Centers. Circuit Breakers & Safety Svwtches



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60

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List Less

60

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List Less

60

Paae 13

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285-03-00-047498




List

Less

60

Paae 13

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CAT 16390 15KVA 1 PH EE TYPE XFMR

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60

Paae 13

Line 57

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CAT 16393 50KVA 1 PH EE TYPE XFMR

List

Less

60

Paae 13

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CAT 18000 SPECIALLY DESIGNED PRODUCT

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60

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Line 57

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CAT 21974 CRANE SPA CP9C

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60

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CAT 22075 IND APP'S PRODUCT

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60

Paae 13

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CAT 24 QO & QE MTR BRKRS

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CAT 44 A/C DISCONNECTS

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CAT 00067 MISCELLANEOUS AC DISCONNECTS

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61

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Load Centers. Circuit Breakers & Safety S\Mtches


CAT 60 QO SPEC CB&SW 182

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61

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CAT 81 QO SPEC CB 3 POLE

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CAT 00082 QO BREAKERS 150-200A

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CAT 00083 QO BREAKERS 150-200 VH

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Pace 14

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CAT 103 QO GFI CB 40-60A

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61

Paae 14

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CAT 145 DE3C HOM LC4CVR

List Less

61

Pane 14

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Load Centers. Circuit Breakers & Safety Switdres


CAT 149 DE3C HOM 2-8 CKT

List Less

61

Paae 14

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CAT 150 DE3C HOM LC ACCS

List Less

61

Paae 14

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CAT 158 DE3 3-PH LOAD CN

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Paae 14

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CAT 164 FUSIBLE PULLOUT

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61

Pane 14

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CAT 00165 DE2E MISC

List Less

61

Paae 14

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Schneider/Souare D

CAT 00166 DE3 MISC

List Less

61

Paoe 14

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CAT 185 DE3C MISC HOM

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CAT 00102 QO LOAD CENTER ACCESSORIES

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CAT 1112 MOLDED CASE BREAKERS

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CAT 01205 MG. MJ UNIT MOUNT REAKER

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CAT 1421 LDB WIREWAY PE9

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TERM CONTRACT AWARDCONTRACT NO:

MA-IS-1540125-1

VERSION DATE

12/17/14

INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT PROCUREMENT FOLDER: 810712

BUYER; Rolhana TanPHONE: 323-881-4583EMAIL: [email protected]

GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY

1370 VALLEY VISTA DR SUITE

VENDOR NO: 501079CONTACT: ROBERT RHOADSPHONE: (314) 573-7159

DIAMONDBAR CA 91765FISCAL YEAR:

EFFECTIVE DATE: 01/01/15EXPIRATION 12^1/17

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SUPPLY AND ACCESSORIES

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2N Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

3M Abrasives & Adhesives Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

3M All Other Taoe & Fire Stoo Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 23.0% 10

3M Terminals. Comnnectors. Cable Ties. Wire Nuts Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 34.0% 12 37

3M Vlnvl & Scotchrao taoes Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 30.0% 11

3M All Other 3M Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 0.0% 1 1

3M TELECOMMUNICATIONS A-Velocitv Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 24.0% 10

3M TELECOMMUNICATIONS Pocket Projectors & Soiice Kits Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 26.0% • 10

3M TELECOMMUNICATIONS Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 6.0% 5

3M TELECOMMUNICATICWS BIOMETRIC ACCESS CONTROL Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

A. K. STAMPING Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 18.0% 8 20

AASTRAUSA/ MITEL Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 13.0% 7 15

ABB COMPANIES Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

ACTERNA Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

ADIftONDAa / WHITNEY BLAKE Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

AORF Reoeaters / BDA's Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

AEMC Tools. Testers. Fasteners & Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

AERVOE INDUSTRIES All Other Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

AERVOE INDUSTRIES Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 27.0% 11 30

AFC CABLE SYSTEMS Standard Wire and Cable Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 27.0% 11 30

AFC CABLE SYSTEMS INC All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

AFL TELECOMMUNICATIONS LLC All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

AFL TELECOMMUNICATIONS LLC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 30.0% 11 33

AGILENT TECHNOLOGY Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

AIM ELECTRONICS CORP Electronics and Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

AtPHONE INTERCOM & COMMUNICATION All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

AIR KING VENTILATION Heatins. Coolinx & Ventilation Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

AIR MASTER FAN Heatinit. CooIIhr & Ventilation Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

ALCATEL / LUCENT / AVAYA Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

ALFLEX Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 list 32.0% 12 35

ALKCO MANUFACTURING COMPANY Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

ALLEGION Communication & Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

ALLEN TEL PRODUCTS INCORPORATED Accessories & All Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

ALLEN TEL PRODUCTS INCORPORATED CATV/COAX CONNECTORS & OPT FBR PROD Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 47.0% 15 50

ALLEN TEL PRODUCTS INCORPORATED Other Comm / Data Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 30.0% 11 33

ALLEN TEL PRODUCTS INCORPORATED Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 40.0% 14 43

ALLIED ELECTRONICS, INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

ALLIED MOULDED PRODUCTS All Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

ALLIED TELESIS All Other Switches Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 12.0% 7 14

ALLIED TELESIS HIGH END HUB Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 17.0% 8 19

ALLIED TELESIS Layer 2 & 3 Switches, Software & All Other Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% I 2

AUI ED TELESIS MEDIA CONV/TRANS/UMG HUB Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

ALUED TELESIS Modular Outlets & Other Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 8.0% 6 10

ALUED TELESIS NETWORK CARD Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

ALLIED TELESIS ROUTERS Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 28.0% 11 31

ALPHA TECHNOLOGIES INC Surge, Power Protection & Power Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

ALPHA WIRE All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

ALPHA WIRE Wire & Cable Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 35.0% 13 38

ALTIGEN COMMUNICATIONS INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

ALTRONIX CORPORATION A-Velocity Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 43.0% 14 46

ALTRONIX CORPORATION Other Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

AMERICAN FIBERTEK. INC Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

AMERICAN POLYWATER CORPORATION Aerosals, Lubricants & Qeaners Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 7.5% 5 9

AMETEK, INCORPORATED Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

AMPHENOL DAS, Antennas & Communication Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

AMPROBE INSTRUMENT Metering & Test Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 5.0% 4 6

AMSECO / POTTER Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

AMX Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 5.0% 4 6

ANGLO AMERICAN ENTERPRISE Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

ANR1TSU Spectrum Analysers & Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

APC / SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

APC / SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA (NC A-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 43.0% 14 46

APC / SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC BWelocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 37.0% 13 39

APC / SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC C-Velocity Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 36.0% 13 39

APC / SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC Engineered Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

APC / SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

APPROVED NETWORKS INC Communication & Data Center Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

APPROVED OPTICS Communication & Data Center Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

ARLINGTON Standard Conduit Bodies, Boxes, Connectors & Fittings Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 55.0% 17 58

ARROW FASTENERS Staplers and Staples Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

ATLANTIC SCIENTIFIC CORP Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

ATUNTIC TELECONNECT INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

ATLAS SOUND All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

ATLAS SOUND Statndard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 40.0% 14 43

AUTOMATIC TIMING & CONTROLS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

AVALAN WIRELESS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

AVAYA Remove Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

AVAYA / LUCENT / ALCATEL Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

AVOCENT Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

AXELL WIRELESS Wireless Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

B&B ELECTRONICS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

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B&B ELECTRONICS A-Velodtv Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 40.0% 14 43

B&B ELECTRONICS Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 29.0% 11 32

B&K PRECISION Communication Products Distributor List 0«. 02,2014 List 7.0% 5 8

BAND-IT-IDEX Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 17.0% 8 19

BAUDCOM COMMUNICATIONS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

BAUDCOM CCM^MUNICATIONS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 27.0% 11 30

BEKAERT Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

BELDEN WIRE AND CABLE Aa OTHER BELDEN PRODUCTS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

BELDEN WIRE AND CABLE A-Velocitv Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 68.0% 19 68

BELDEN WIRE AND CABLE BELDEN CDT NETWORKING Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 35.0% 13 38

BELDEN WIRE AND CABLE B-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 63.0% 18 65

BELDEN WIRE AND CABLE CENTRAL OFFICE, FIBER & IBM O^LE Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 31.0% 12 34

BELDEN WIRE AND CABLE - Coax Cables & Electrical Cross Ref Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 20.0% 9 22

BELDEN WIRE AND CABLE C-Velocitv Products & Legacv X-Mark Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 48.0% 15 51

BELDEN WIRE AND CABLE NETWORK AND CATV COAX Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 14.0% 7 16

BELKIN Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

BENNER-NAWMAN Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 9.0% 6 11

BERK-TEK LLC All Other Berk-Tek Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

BERK-TEK LLC A-Velocitv Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 61.0% 18 63

BERK-TEK LLC B-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 55.0% 17 58

BERK-TEK ILC CAT 5EP4PR ONLY & CAT 6P PLENUM Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 40.0% 14 43

BERK-TEK aC C-Velocltv Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 52.0% 16 55

BERK-TEK aC PATCH CORDS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

BERK-TEK LLC Standard Cabling & Fiber Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 34.0% 12 37

BLACK & DECKER / DEWALT Stock Power & Hand Tools Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 38.0% 13 41

BLACK BOX Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

B-LINE TELCOM Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0% 1 1

B-LINE TELCOM FLE)CTRAY Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

B-LINE TELCOM Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 13% 7 15

BLONDER TONGUE Alt other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

BLONDER TONGUE CATV PRODUCTS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

BLONDER TONGUE Standard Lugs, Terminals & Connectors Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 25.0% 10 28

BLUE WAVE C<»nmunlcation Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

BOGEN COMMUNICATIONS All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 30.0% 11 33

80GEN COMMUNICATIONS INC A-Velocitv Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 43.0% 14 46

BOGEN COMMUNICATIONS INC Other Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 30.0% 11 33

BOSS Gloves and Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 16.0% 8 18

BOURNS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 12.0% 7 14

BRADY WORLDWIDE INCORPORATED Schedule A & F Items Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 15.0% 7 17

BRADY WORLDWIDE INCORPORATED Schedule B, C & E items Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

BRADY WORLDWIDE INCORPORATED Schedule D & H Items Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 0.0% 1 1

BRADY WORLDWIDE INCORPORATED All Other Brady Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

BRADY WORLDVWDE INCORPORATED A-Velocity Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 16.0% 8 18

BRADY WORLDWIDE INCORPORATED B-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 6.0% 5 7

BRADY WORLDWIDE INCORPORATED Industrial, Cable & Wire ID Materials A & B Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

BRIDGEPORT Standard Fittings - Conduit Bodies, Boxes, Connectors & Fittings Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 71.0% 19 71

BROAN / NUTONE All other Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 5.0% 4 6

BROAN / NUTONE Heating & Ventilation Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 40.0% 14 43

BROTWER INTERNATIONAL Printers & Labeling Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 35.0% 13 38

BROTHER MOBILE SOLUTIONS INC All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

BROTHER MOBILE SOLLTnONS INC A-Velocity Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 54.0% 17 57

BROTHER MOBILE SOLUTIONS INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 28.0% 11 31

BUCHANAN CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

BULWARK Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

BURNDY All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 7.0% 5 8

BURNDY Standard Lugs, Terminals & Connectors Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 55.0% 17 58

BURNDY Tools, Taps, Bits & Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 18.0% 8 20

BUSSMANN All Other Fuses Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 40.0% 14 43

BUS5MANN Standard Fuses, Fuselinks & Limlters Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 63.0% 18 65

C ENTERPRISES Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 20.0% 9 22

CABLE EXCHANGE All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

CABLE EXCHANGE Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

CABLE MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

CABLE PREP Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

CABLOFIL FIBERTROUGH Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 13.0% 7 15

CABLOFIL INC All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 37.0% 13 39

CAPP INC Communication Eauipment Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

CARRIER ACCESS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

CASCO MANUFACTURING CO. Communication Eauipment Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

CEECO / COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT Communication Equipment Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

CEMENTEX Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 6.0% 5 7

CEMENTEX PRODUCTS INC Protective Wear, Tools & Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

CETISINC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 29.0% 11 32

CHAMPION ONE Communication & Data Center Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

CHARLES INDUSTRIES/COIL Conduit Bodies, Boxes, Connectors & Fittings Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

CHARLES INDUSTRIES/COIL All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

CHATSWORTH PRODUCTS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

CHATSWORTH PRODUCTS UNIVERSAL & STANDARD RACKS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 33.0% 12 36

CHATSWORTH PRODUCTS INCORPORATED A-Velocitv Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 47.0% 15 50

CHATSWORTH PRODUCTS INCORPORATED Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 39.0% 13 42

CHIEF MANUFACTURING CO. A-Velocitv Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 38.0% 13 41

CHIEF MANUFACTURING CO, Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 20.0% 9 22

CIDCO Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

CllS INTERNATIONAL Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

QRCA TELECOM All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

ORCA TELECOM USA Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 28.0% 11 31

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CISCO SYSTEMS INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 1.0* 1

CLARCOR Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2

CLARITY DIV. OF VALCOM A-Ve!ocitv discount - sokr Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 20.0%

CUUSS CUTLERY Tools & Strippers Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 0,0%

COMMAND COMMUNICATIONS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0%

COMMSCOPE /DIGITAL BROADBAND DiRital Broadband Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

COMMSCOPE / ANDREW CORP Andrew Corp Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

COMMSCOPE SYSTIMAX B-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 46.0% 15

COMMSCOPE SYSTIMAX A-Velodtv Discount Distributor List Oa. 02. 2014 List 56.0% 17 59

COMMSCOPE SYSTIMAX All Other CommScope Systimax Companies & Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

COMMSCOPE SYSTIMAX C-Veloc(ty Discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 43.0% 14

COMMSCOPE SYSTIMAX FIBER APPARATUS Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 26.0% 10

COMMSCOPE SYSTIMAX Security Cable & Redwood Systems Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 24.0% 10

COMMSCOPE SYSHMAX 097 D-Vetoclty & Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 37.0% 13

COMMUNICATIONS TEST DESIGN Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 8.0% 6 10

COMNET Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

COMTREND Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 10,0% 6

CONCEALFAB Antennas & Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

CONDUX INTERNATIONAL All Other Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

CONDUX INTERNATIONAL Communication Products, Conduit Bodies. Boxes. Connectors & Fittlncts Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 15.0% 7

CONNECTIVITY WIRELESS WIFI & DAS Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0%

CON-TECH Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 26.0% 10 29

COOPER WHEELOa A-Velocity Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 54.0% 17

COOPER WHEELOCK PaRing, SlRnalinR. Lucent Logo & Other Communication Products Distributor List Ort. 02.2014 List 5.0% 4 6

COPPER MOUNTAIN NETWORKS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 1.0% 1 2

CORNING CABLE SYSTEMS DAS & All Other Corning Companies & Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS ALL Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 37.0%

CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS A-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 49.0% 16

CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS B-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 42.0% 14 45

CORTELCO ALL aiOTHER FEATURE PHONES & OTHER PRODUCTS Distributor List 0«. 02, 2014 List 20.0% 9 22

CORTELCO A-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 47,0% 15 50

CORTELCO B-VELOCITY, CENTURION , VOYAGER & CALLER ID ADJUNCT PRODUCTS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 33.0% 12 36

CORTELCO CONFERENCE PHONE PRODUCT Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 50.0% 16 S3

CORTELCO IP TELEPHONES Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 22.0% 9

CORTELCO Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 38.0% 13

CRAIN ENTERPRISES Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

CRC Aerosals, Lubricants & Oeaners Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 30.0% 11 33

CROUSE - HINDS/COOPER All Other Commercial Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 45.0% 15 48

CROUSE - HINDS / COOPER Commercial EMT S/S & Comp Fittings 1/2" - 4" Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 92,0% 20 73

CROUSE - HINDS / COOPER Commercial Steel Boxes - Celling, Fan. Gangable. Crete Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 52,0% 16 55

CROUSE • HINDS / COOPER Standard Industrial Conduit Bodies & Fittings Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 25,0% 10 28

CROUZET Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

CRYDOM Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 16.0% 3 18

CSS Antennas & Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

CXR LARUS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

aSERPOWER SYSTEMS INC Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

CYUX All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

aux Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 27,0% 11 30

DA-LITE SCREEN COMPANY Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

DATA CENTER SOLUTIONS Communication & Data Center Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

DAVID CLARK & CO Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

DEES COMMUNICATIONS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 9.0% 6

DELL FORCEIO All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

DELL FORCEIO Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 29.0% 11 32

DIAMOND Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

DITEK All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

DITEK Other Surge. Power Protection & Power Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 20.0% 9 22

D-LINK SYSTEMS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

DOLPHIN COMPONENTS CORP. Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5,0% 4 6

DOMINION LASERCOM Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 16.0% 8 18

DRAKA Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2,0% 2 3

DUKANECORP Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

DURACELL BATTERY Flashlights & Batteries Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

DVTEL Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

DYNALEC All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

DYNALEC Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 26.0% 10 29

EATON CORPORATION Communication Products Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 24.0% 10 27

EATON CORPORATION Other Eaton Corp Companies and Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List S.0% 4 6

EDWARDS Signaling. Horns & Strobes - Timers. Horns, Signaling & Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 13.0% 7 15

ELECTROLINE MFG. CO. Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

ELTEK, INC. Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 39.0% 13 42

ELTEK, Inc. All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

EM CLOCK Time Switches & Signaling Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

EMERSON NETWORK POWER All Other Emerson Products & Companies Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

EMERSON NETWORK POWER Other Power Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 19.0% 8 21

EMERSON NETWORK POWER PHN PEDESTAL. CABLE TV & EDCO Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 15.0% 7 17

EMERSON NETWORK POWER REUABLE ELECT DIVISION Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 27.0% 11 30

EMERSON NETWORK POWER CONNECTIVITY Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 45.0% 15 48

ENDOT INDUSTRIES INC All Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 15.0% 7 17

ENERGIZER CO. / EVEREADY All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

ENERGIZER CO. / EVEREADY Stock Batteries & Flashlights Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

ENERSYS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

ENGENIUS TECHNOLOGIES INC Time Switches & Signaling Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 15.0% 7 17

ENGEN1US TECHNOLOGOES All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

ENGINEERED PRODUCTS CO All Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 6.0% 5 7

ENTONE Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

ERICO Grounding Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

ERICO Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 50.0% 16 53

ERICSSON Wire & Cable Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

ETHERWAN SYSTEMS Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

EVERFOCUS ELECTRONICS CORP. Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 30,0% 11 33

EXCELINE Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

FEDERAL SIGNAL BLACK CODE ITEMS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

FEDERAL SIGNAL RED CODE ITEMS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 31.0% 12 34

FEDERAL SIGNAL SisnalinR, Strobes, Horns & Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 15.0% 7 17

FEDERAL SIGNAL CORP All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

FEONIC TECHNOLOGY Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

FERGUSON ENTERPRISES Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

FIBER & CABLE/OPTI-LOOP Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

FIBER OPTIC INC / FIBER INSTRAMENT SALES Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

FIBER SENSYS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

FIBERTRON Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

FISHER PIERCE Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

FISKARS Tools, Scissors & Strippers Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

FLUIDMESH NETWORKS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

FLUKE Data LoRRers, Testers. Meters, Accessories & Other Communication Testers Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

FLUKE NETWORKS COPPER TTSTERS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

FLUKE NETWORKS, INC A-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 18.0% 8 20

FLUKE NETWORKS, INC B-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

FLUKE NETWORKS, INC TEST TOOL SET & STANDARD ELECTRICAL MEETERS Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 7.0% 5 8

FORCE 10 NETWORKS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

FRANKLIN INSTRUMENT CO., INC Test & Measure Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 5.0% 4 6

GAI-TRONICSCOfiP A-Veiocltv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 42.0% 14 45

GAI-TRONICSCORP B-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 39.0% 13 42

GAI-TRONICSCORP OTHER SAFETY & COMMUNICATION PRODUCTS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

GAI-TRONICSCORP SMART PHONES Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 35.0% 13 38

GAI-TRONICS CORP Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 19.0% 8 21

6ALTR0NICS Antennas & Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

GEiST MANUFACTURING All Other Geist Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 8.0% 6 10

GEIST MANUFACTURING INC. A-Velocitv Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 24.0% 10 27

GEIST MANUFACTURING INC. Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

GEMS SENSORS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

GENERAL CABLE ALL OTHER General Cable Companies & PRODUCTS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

GENERAL CABLE GENERAL CABLE (CAROL BRAND) & Electrical Prods Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 17.0% 8 19

GENERAL CABLE OTHER STANDARD PRODUCTS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 20.5% 9 23

GENERAL CABLE SinRle Mode CT, OTSD PLNT & OP FBR , Hvbred FBR, FBR Cord & Dist FBR Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 37.0% 13 39

GENERAL CABLE STANDARD GENERAL CABLE COMM / DATA PRODS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 37.0% 13 39

GENERAL CABLE COMMDATA PRODS A-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 70.0% 19 70

GENERAL CABLE COMMDATA PRODS B-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 63.0% 18 65

GENERAL CABLE COMMDATA PRODS C-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 54.0% 17 57

GENERAL CABLE COMMDATA PRODS D-Velocitv Discount & GENSPEED Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 43.0% 14 46

GENERAL MACHINE PRODUCTS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

GENERAL MACHINE PRODUCTS CO INC MISC EQUIPMENT Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 42.0% 14 45

GENERIC COMMUNICATION CABLE (CWCl GENERIC COMMUNICATION CABLE (CWC) Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

GENERIC CONNECTIVITY PRODUCTS & HARDWARE (CON) GENERIC CONNECTIVITY PRODUCTS & HARDWARE (CON) Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

GENERIC FIBER CABLE (FIB) GENERIC FIBER CABLE (FIB) Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

GLYPTALINC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

GN NETCOM / GN JABRA INCORPORATED Ail Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 29.0% 11 32

GREAT LAKES CASE & CABINET WORKSTATION COMPONENTS Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

GREAT LAKES CASE & CABINET CO All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

GREENLEE Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 18.0% 8 20

GRUNDORF Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

HAMMOND Ail other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

HAMMOND Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 list 43.0% 14 46

HARDING INSTRUMENT CO LTD Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

HARGER LIGHTNING PROTECTION All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

HARGER LIGHTNING PROTECTION Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 16.0% 8 18

HERITAGE PLASTICS INC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

HIGH TECH FUSES Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

HIRSCHMANN AUTOMATION AND CONTROL 1 All Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 11.0% 6 13

HOFFMAN Standard Enclosures. Cabinets, Wire wav & Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 45.0% 15 48

HOLOCOM All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

HOLOCOM Racewav, Plut^old & Wirewav Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 20.0% 9 22

HOMAC All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

HOMAC MANUFACTURING Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 29.0% 11 32

HONEYWELL COMMUNICATION & SAFETY Communication, Electronics & Safety Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 6.0% 5 7

HOUSTON WIRE & CABLE Wire & Cable Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 4.0% 4 5

HUBBELL All Other Hubbell Companies & Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

HUSBELL Standard Commerdal Switch & Receptlcle Devices Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 57.0% 17 60

HUBBELL Standard Industrial Switches, Straight Blade &Twl$t Lock Devices Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 60.0% 18 62

HUBBELL Racewav, Pluwnold, NetSelect, Floorbox & Accesorries Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 37.0% 13 39

HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING All other Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 19.0% 8 21

HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING A-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 43.0% 14 46

HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 33.0% 12 36

HUBBELL OUAZITE - LENOIR OTY, INC. Enclosures. Vaultrs, Wirewav & Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 4.0% 4 5

IDEAL. Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

IDEAL Tools, Testers & Accessories & All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

ILLUMINA Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

IMCNETWORS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

INDEPENDENT TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Standard Products Distributor List Oct, 02. 2014 List 15.0% 7 17

INFINERA Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

INFINIAS Communication Products Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

INGERSOL - RAND COMPANY Surge. Power Protection & Power Products Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 Ust 0.0% 1 1

INGERSOL RAND COMPANIES Nexia. Trane. Allegion & Other Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 3.0% 3 4

INGRAM MICRO Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

INMOTION TECHNOLOGIES Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

INNOVATIVE METAL INDUSTRIES. INC. Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

INTELLITOUCH Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

INTERALtA All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

INTERALIA COMMUNICATIONS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 24.0% 10 27

INTERL06IX Electric Safety & Security Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

INTERMATIC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 40.0% 14 43

IPEX premise Innerduct & Other products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

IPEXINC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 11.0% 6 13

JDSU All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

JDSU A-Veiocity Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 14.0% 7 16

JDSU Standard Testers. Test Sets, Tones & Probes Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 9.0% 6 11

JDSU Transponder/ Multiplexer. Standarrd Fiber Inspection & Test Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 26.0% 10 29

JMA CONNECTORS Coax Cables & Connnectors Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

JONARD INDUSTRIES CORP All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 11.0% 6 13

JONARD INDUSTRIES CORP Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 26.0% 10 29

JONARD INDUSTRIES CORP Wrap/Unwrp Bits & SLV (hv / low v) Wire Wrap & Acces. Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 19.0% 8 21

KBC NETWORKS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

KEYSIGHT All Other Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

KEYSIGHT Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 26.0% 10 29

KIDOE SAFETY All Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

KLEIN Tools, Testers. Fasteners & Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 28.0% 11 31

KNOPPINC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

KONEXX Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 6.0% 5 7

KRALOY All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

KRALOY Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 29.0% 11 32

KRYLON PRODUCTS Ail other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 19.0% 8 21

KRYLON PRODUCTS GROUP KRYLON PRODUCTS GROUP Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 42.0% 14 45

LH. DOTTIE Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

LAGASSE All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

LAGASSE Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 35.0% 13 38

LAIRD Antennas & Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

LAMSON PIPE COMPANY All Lamson & Sessions Products and Companies Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

LANTECH COMMUNICATION Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

L-COM/HYPERUNK All Other Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

L-COM/HYPERLINK Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

L-COMP All Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

LEICA QEOSYSTEMS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 11.0% 6 13

LENOX / AMERICAN SAW All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

LENOX / AMERICAN SAW Tools. Testers. Fasteners & Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 30.0% 11 33

LEVITON Electrical Wallplates Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 55.0% 17 58

LEV1T0N Other Standard Electrical Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 23.0% 10 26

LEVITON Residential & Commercial Wiring Deyices Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 47.0% 15 50

LEVITON Cable Mgt, Copper & Fiber Syst, Resi Solutions. Comm Plates & Housing Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 36.0% 13 39

LEVITON Other Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

LEVITON MANUFACTURING. COMPANY. INC A-Velocity Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 65.0% 18 66

LEVITON MANUFACTURING. COMPANY. INC B-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 59.0% 17 61

LEVITON MANUFACTURING. COMPANY. INC Connectors & Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 36.0% 13 39

LEVITON MANUFACTURING. COMPANY. INC C-Velocity Discoutn Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 14.0% 7 16

LIEBERT CORPORATION Standard Surge. GXT2. GXT3,KNURR PDU. PSA & PSI Line Int. Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 23.0% 10 26

LIEBERT CORPORATION ALL OTHER LIEBERT PRODUCTS Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

LIEBERT CORPORATION A-Velocity Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 30.0% 11 33

LIEBERT CORPORATION B-Veiocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 34.0% 12 37

LIEBERT CORPORATION Other Standard Liebert Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 17.0% 8 19

LIEBERT CORPORATION PSP STAND BY Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 23.0% 10 26

LIEBERT CORPORATION Standard UPS Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

LINX DIV/ITW LINX All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 9.0% 6 11

LINX DIV/ITW LINX BLDG ENT PROT Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 18.0% 8 20

LINX DIV/ITW LINX PROTECTOR MODULE Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 18.0% 8 20

LINX DIV/ITW LINX ULTRA LINX Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 18.0% 8 20

LUCENT / ALCATEL / AVAYA Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

LUTRON Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 31.0% 12 34

LYNN ELECTRONICS Media Converters & All Other Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 11.0% 6 13

LYNN ELECTRONICS POWER CORDS Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 29.0% 11 32

LYNN ELECTRONICS PVC and Plenum Telco Cable Assenblles Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 24

LYNN ELECTRONICS CORP A-Velocity discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 53.0% 16 56

LYNN ELECTRONICS CORP Standard Cords & Molded Cable Assemblies Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 36.0% 13 39

LYON. LLC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

MACLEAN POWER SYSTEMS All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

MACLEAN POWER SYSTEMS CONTINENTAL ELECTRIC ICNEI & MACLEAN-DIXIE Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

MACLEAN POWER S^^MS MACLEAN-DIXIE Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

MACLEAN POWER SYSTEMS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 16.0% 18

MAG LIGHT/ MAG INSTRUMENT Flashlights & Batteries Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

MAJOR CUSTOM CABLE Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

MAIOR CUSTOM CABLE INC Standard Produas Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 4

MARLEY/Q-MARK Heating, Cooling & Ventilation Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 Ust 45.0% 15 48

Marmon Group Companies Communication. Wire, Cable and Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

MAXCELL Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

MAXI-SIGNAL Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 1.0% 1 2

MECA DAS and Other Communication Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 list 3.0% 3 4

MECA ELECTRONICS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 2.0% 2 3

MELTRIC Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

MERU WiFi Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

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METRO TEL All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4

METROTEL Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oa. 02. 2014 List 20.0%

MSE UPS SYSTEMS Surge, Power Protection & Power Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 8.0%

MICROLAB All Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List

MINERAOAC Standard Conduit Fittings Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 37.0%

MINUTE MAN Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List

MITEL All other Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 5.0% 4 6

MITEL Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 11.0% 6

MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE ALL OTHER Wire & Cable Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4

MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE OTHER STANDARD PRODUCTS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 37.0% 13

MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE STANDARD lOG CAT 6 AUGMENTED NON-PLENUM & PLENUM Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 41.0% 14 44

MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE STANDARD CAT SEP 4P. 5ENP APR, 5EXHNP. 5EXP & OSP CABLES Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 41.0%

MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO A-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 68.0%

MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO B-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 61.0% 18

MOHAWK WIRE > CABLE CO CAT 6P a 6NP ADVANCENET, 6P & SNP 6WN CABLES Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 41.0% 14 44

MOLEX CORP Wiring Devices & Telecom Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1

MOSAIC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0%

MOTOROLA All Other Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3

MOTOROLA Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 19.0% 8

MOTOROLA TALKABOUT Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6

MRV COMMUNICATIONS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0%

MULBERRY Wiring Devices - Face Plates & Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 36.0%

MULT1-UNK All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4

MULTI-UNK Standard Electronic Product Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 14.0% 7

MULT1-UNK INC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 30.0% 11

MULTI-TECH SYSTEMS All other Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4

MULTI-TECH SYSTEMS Standard Products Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 15.0% 8

NATIONAL PIPE & PLASncS INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

NEC CORPORATION OF AMERICA 1241 CONTRACT & All Other Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1

NEC CORPORATION OF AMERICA Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 28.0% 11 31

NEPTCO, INC. All Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 15.0% 7

NEPTCO, INC. A-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 62.0% 18

NEPTCO, INC. B-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 52.0% 16

NETSOURCE INC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 8.0% 6

NEWARK ELECTRONICS Electronics and Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0%

NEW8ASIS WEST LLC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct 02. 2014 List 15.0%

NEWTON INSTRUMENT All other Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 5.0% 4

NEWTON INSTRUMENTCO Standard Equipment Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 30.0% 11 33

NICE SYSTEMS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1

NITEK Time Switches & Signaling Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

NORTEL Phone Equipment Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2

NORTHSTAR BATTERY Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 13.0% 7

NOYES Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0%

NTE ELECTRONICS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4

NTE ELECTRONICS Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 26.0% 10

OATEY All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

OATEY Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 29.0% 11

OBERON Enclosures Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

OFS FITEL Ail other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

OFS FITEL. LLC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 27.0% 11 30

OlS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2

OK INDUSTRIES Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0% 1

OKONITE Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 1.0% 1

OLDCASTLE PRECAST Ail other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

OLDCASTLE PRECAST Carson Industries. 0CO4 Heavy Wall, Other Oidcastle OPE Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 9.0% 6 11

OLDCASTLE PRECAST OC (OPE). SYNERTEC, 0C02. OC03. OC07 & Other Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 14.0% 7 16

OMNI CABLE CORP Wire & Cable Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

OMRON Communication & Electronic Componants Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2

ONEAC CORPORATION Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6

OPTICAL CABLE CORP Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0%

OPTICAL CABLE CORP. Standard Cable Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 15.0% 7 17

ORTRONICS INCORPORATED / LeGRAND All Other Ortronics & LeGRAND Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

ORTRONICS INCORPORATED / LeGRAND A-Veiocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 46.0% 15 49

ORTRONICS INCORPORATED / LeGRAND NON MOD DISTR Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 15.0% 7 17

ORTRONICS 1NCORPORATED / LeGRAND Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 32.0% 12

P&R TECHNOLOGIES Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 1.0%

P.K. NEUSES Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 16.0% 8

PALADIN CORP Standard Products Distributor List Oct, 02,2014 List 1.0% 1 2

PANAMAX Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

PANASONIC 2 & 4 PT VC Process Systems, KX-TA24, Security Cam & Wireless Pro Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 8.0% 6 10

PANASONIC 30810/60810, Standard Corded & Cordless. Dgtl PBX & KX-TD Access. Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 15.0% 7

PANASONIC ALL OTHER Panasonic Porducts & companies Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

PANASONIC IP PRODUCTS & LIGHTING PRODUCTS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

PANASONIC CONSUMER ELECTRONICS KSU-LESS PHN & FAX MACHINES Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 33.0% 12 36

PANAVISE PRODUCTS INC. Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

PANDUIT CORP All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

PANDUITCORP A-Veiocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 46.0% 15 49

PANDUIT CORP B-Veiocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 43.0% 14 46

PANDUITCORP C-Velocity Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 40.0% 14 43

PANDUITCORP D-Veloclty Discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 34.0% 12 37

PANDUIT CORP Printers, Labeling Systems and Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

PANDUITCORP Raceway. Boxes, Faceplates & Fittings Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 24.0% 10 27

PANDUIT CORP Standard Cable Ties & Cable Tie Accessories - Bulk Pack Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 27.0% 11 30

PANDUIT CORP Standard Cable Ties & Cable Tie Accessories - Standard Pack Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 48.0% 15 51

PANDUITCORP Standard Stainless Steel Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 12.0% 7 14

PANDUITCORP Standard Terminals - Bulk Pack Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 22.0% 9 25

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PANDUITCORP Standard Terminals - Standard Pack Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 55.0% 17 58

PANDUIT CORP Tools Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1

PANDUiT CORP Wire Identification Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 34.0% 12

PANDUITCORP WirinK Duct & Covers Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 26.0%

PANDUIT CORP - TELECOM PRODUCTS All Other Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 8.0% 6 10

PANDUIT CORP - TELECOM PRODUCTS MNl POWER OVER ETHERNET DPOE PANELS Distributor list Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1

PANDUIT CORP - TELECOM PRODUCTS Standard NC: CO,RK.FB.FR,IE,NK,OU & PV Products Distributor list Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

PANDUIT CORP - TELECOM PRODUCTS Standard Cat S & € Plenum & Non-Plenum Cable Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

PANDUIT CORP - TELECOM PRODUCTS Standard C01,C02,C09„CBl,CB2,RKl,FRl-3. FB75,IE1,IE2.NK 1-3 Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 21.0% 9

PANDUIT CORP - TELECOM PRODUCTS Standard C03,C04, RK2.FB1-4.0U1.TX5E, TX6,TX53,C02A-C.C05-6 Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 31.0% 12 34

PANDUIT CORP • TELECOM PRODUCTS Standard Dist Fibr, Fbr Cordaae, 0/S Pit Fbr, Pwr Outlets/Cabinets Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

PARA SYSTEMS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

PARA SYSTEMS ENTERPRISE Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

PARA SYSTEMS INC A-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 37.0% 13 39

PARA SYSTEMS INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 33.0% 12 36

PARADYNE Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

PASS & SEYMOUR, INC All other Distributor List OcL 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

PASS & SEYMOUR, INC. Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 31.0% 12 34

PATRIOT ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Solar, RackinK and Conduit Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

PAXTON-ACCESS A-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 42.0% 14 45

PC SYSTEMS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1

PCT INTERNATIONAL Standard Products * Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3,0% 4

PELCO All Other Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

PELCO Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 26.0% 10 29

PELICAN PRODUCTS INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

PENTAIR COMPANIES Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 4

PENTAIR THERMAL MANAGEMENT All Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0%

PERMA-COTE All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

PERMA-COTE Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 27.0% 11 30

PHASETRONICS / MOTORTRONICS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

PHOENIX CONTACT All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

PHOENIX CONTACT Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 24

PICO DIGITAL INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 3

PLANT EQUIPMENT Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1,0% 1

PLANTRONICS/Santa Crut All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

PLANTRONICS / Santa Cruz A-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 65.0% 18 66

PLANTRONICS / Santa Cruz B-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 50,0% 16 53

PLANTRONICS / Santa Cruz MOBILE HDSTS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 48.0% 15 51

PLANTRONICS / Santa Cruz Spares. Accessories & Lucent Loro Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 45.0% 15 48

PLANTRONICS / Santa Cruz Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 39,0% 13 42

PLATT LUGGAGE, INC. Tools, Tool Cases & Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

POLYCOM, INCORPORATED All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

POLYCOM, INCORPORATED A-Veloclty Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 44.0% 15 47

POLYCOM, INCORPORATED Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 35.0% 13 38

PORCELIN PRODUCTS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

PORTAFAB+6780 Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

PORTA-SYSTEMS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

POTTER BRUMFIELD Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

POWER SONIC CORP All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

POWER SONIC CORP Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 26.0% 10 29

POWERDSINE All Other Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 3

POWERDSINE A-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

POWERSMITHS INT CORP Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 list 2.0% 2 3

PREFORMED LINE PRODS All Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 list 2.0% 2 3

PREMAX Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

PRIMEX MANUFACTURING LTD Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

PRONTO NETWORKS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

PRYSMIAN CABLE / DRAKA Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

PYRAMID INDUSTRIES Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

QUIICTRON, INC. All Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 16.0% 8 18

QUINTUM TECHNOLOGIES Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

RACEWAYS TECHNOLOGY & MANUFACTURING Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

RACO MANUFACTURING Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0,0% 1 1

RAD DATA Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 17.0% 8 19

Rarltan Communication Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

RAYOVAC Alkaline Indus Individual • Flashllshts & Batteries - Alkaline Industrial Individual Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 48.0% 15 51

RAYOVAC Alkaline Indus Pack - 122N-HEAVY DUTY INDUSTRL Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 28.0% 11 31

RAYOVAC All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 list 22.0% 9 25

RAYOVAC FlashllRhts & Batteries -FlashiiRhts & Accessories Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 28.0% 11 31

RAYTEC Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 list 3.0% 3 4

RO CUSTOM PRODUCTS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

READYLINKS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

READYLINKS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 29.0% 11 32

REDBACK NETWORKS INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

RFS Coax Cables & Connnectors Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

RITTAL CORP Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

ROANWELL All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

ROANWELL Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

ROHN Antennas & Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

RSCC WIRE Si CABLE LLC RSCC W&C And Marmon Groub Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

SALISBURY All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

SALISBURY Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 26.0% 10 29

SAMSUNG COMMUNICATION ALL OTHER COMMUNICATION PRODUCTS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

SAMSUNG COMMUNICATION Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 8.0% 6 10

SCHNEIDER COMPANIES Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

SEALCO Data Center Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 list 2.0% 2 3

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SECO All Other Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 3.0% 3 4

SECO Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 22,0% 9 25

SELECTA PRODUCTS INC Selecta Switch & Other Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 3.0%

SEMTRON INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 3.0% 3

SENECA DATA Communication Products. Data StoraRe & Other Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 2.0% 2

SENSAPHONE All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0,0%

SENSAPHONE SCADA & INDUSTRIAL MODELS Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 24.0% 10 27

SENSAPHONE SENSAPHONE 1104 Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 32.0% 12 35

SERVER TECHNOLOGY All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4

SERVER TECHNOLOGY INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

SEVES USA Insulators & Other Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 10,0% 6 12

SEYMOUR - SMITH Conduit Bodies, Boxes, Connectors & FIttinRS Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 0.0%

SHAT-R-SHIELD Lamps & LiRhtinR Products Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6

SHURE Communication Products Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

SIEMENS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1,0% 1 2

SIGNAMAX CONNECTIVITY SYSTEMS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5,0% 4 6

SIGNAMAX CONNECTIVITY SYSTEMS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 30.0% 11 33

SIMPSON ELECTRIC CO All Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1

SMARTEK ITS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 2.0% 2 3

SNAKE TRAY All other Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 5.0% 4

SNAKE TRAY Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 35,0% 13

SNAP-ON Communication Products Distributor List Oct, 02,2014 List 1.0% 1 2

SOLID DAS All Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

SOUTHWEST DATA Standard Products Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

SPC TECHNOLOGY Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2,0% 2 3

SPECIFIED TECHNOLOGIES Conduit Bodies. Boxes. Connectors. FlttiORS & Other Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 9.0% 6 11

STANDARD ENTERPRISES. INC. All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

STANDARD ENTERPRISES. INC. Lamps & LiRhtinR Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 30.0% 11 33

STREAMLIGHT All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

STREAMLIGHT Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 34.0% 12 37

STRONGWELL Conduit Bodies, Boxes, Connectors & FIttinRS Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0,0% 1 1

STRUTHERS-DUNN Load Centers. Circuit Breakers & Safety Switches Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 0,0% 1

STUDIO TECHNOLOGIES INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

SUPERIOR ESaX INTERNATIONAL LP A-Ve!ocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 60.0% 18

SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP B-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 56.0% 17 59

SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP Coax Cables & All Other Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 11.0% 6

SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP C-Velocity Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 46.0% 15 49

SUPERIOR ES^X INTERNATIONAL LP Other Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 32.0% 12 35

SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP Standard Inside & Outside Plant. PE89 Aluminum Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 34.0% 12 37

SUPERSTRUTCORP, All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

SUPERSTRUTCORP. Conduit, Channel & FIttfnRS Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 22,0% 9 25

SUPPRESSURGE Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

SURECALL SiRnai Boosters Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3,0% 3 4

SURGE SUPRESSION INC Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5,0% 4 6

SUTTLE APPARATUS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

SUTTLE APPARATUS Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

SYNCO CHEMICAL All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

SYNCO CHEMICAL Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 29,0% 11 32

TAY-MAC CORPORATION Conduit Bodies, Boxes, Connectors & FIttlnRs Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0,0% 1 1

TE CONNECTIVITY 749 COLD APPLIED LV, BJl PRPH & E33 RAYSULATE MARK SYT Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 6 10

TE CONNECTIVITY 751 COLD APPLIED MV, 752 HT SHR MV & 760 RA^ULATE Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

TE CONNECTIVITY A-Velocltv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 53,0% 16 56

TE CONNECTIVITY B-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct, 02. 2014 List 45,0% 15 48

TE CONNECnVITY DAS & ALL OTHER Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

TE CONNECTIVITY Standard Products Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 33,0% 12 36

TE CONNECTIVITY NETWORKS INC A-Velocltv Discount Distributor List Oct, 02. 2014 List 45,0% 15 48

TE CONNECTIVITY NETWORKS INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

TEC INTERNATIONAL All other Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

TEC INTERNATIONAL Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

TECH DATA Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% I 2

TECH PRODUCTS INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3,0% 3 4

TECH SPRAY Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

TECHNICAL CONSUMER PRODUCTS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

TECHNICAL CONSUMER PRODUCTS, INC (TCP) All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

TECHNICAL CONSUMER PRODUCTS. INC (TCP) Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 51,0% 16 54

TEKODAS DAS and Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

TELCO SYSTEMS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

TELCO SYSTEMS Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

TELCORE Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

TELEBYTE TECHNOLOGY INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

TELECTINC All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

TELECTINC A-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 43.0% 14 46

TELECTINC DSl & OSS PRODUCTS & MISC PANEL Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

TELECTINC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 31.0% 12 34

TELEDEX Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

TELEDEXCORP, Conduit Bodies, Boxes, Connectors & FIttinRs Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

TELEMATRIX Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

TELEX COMMUNICATIONS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

TELLABS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 5.0% 4 6

TELSTRAT INTERNATIONAL Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

TELTREND INC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

THE BATTERY CENTER, INC. All other Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

THE BATTERY CENTER. INC. Stock FlashllRhts & Batteries Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 25.0% 10 28

THE ELECTRICCONTROLLER All other Distributor List Oct, 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

THE ELECTRIC CONTROLLER Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 29.0% 11 32

THE OKONITE COMPANY Wire & Cable Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

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THE SIEMON COMPANY All other Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 5.0% 4 6

THE SIEMON COMPANY A-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 43.0% 14 46

THE SIEMON COMPANY Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 34,0% 12

THOMAS & EETTS All Other Thomas & Betts Companies & Products Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 0.0% 1

THOMAS aaETTS Standard Groundinft Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 50.0%

THOMAS & SETTS Standard Terminal Connectors & TY-Duct Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 60.0% IS 62

THOMAS & SETTS / STEEL CITY FittinRs - Standard Commercial i Commercial EMT Fittings Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 83.0% 20 72

THOMAS & SETTS / STEEL CITY Fittings - Standard Commercial Die Cast Fittings, Clips & Hangers Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 66.0% 19 67

THOMAS & SETTS / STEEL CITY Fittings - Standard Steel Boxes Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 83.0% 20 72

THOMAS & SETTS COMMUNICATION PRODUCTS Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02,2014 List 10.0% 6 12

THOMAS & SETTS CORP - ELECTRICAL Standard Color Keyed Comp Conn& Lugs. Conduit Bodies & ID Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 66.0% 19 67

Til TECHNOLOGIES All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 7.0% 5 8

Til TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 25.0% 10

TIMES FIBER COMMUNICATION All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

TIMES FIBER COMMUNICATION Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 29.0% 11 32

TIMES MICROWAVE SYSTEMS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

TIMES MICROWAVE SYSTEMS INC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 26.0% 10 29

TJ COPE INC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

TMC CORPORATION All other Distributor List Oct. 02.2014 List 5.0% 4 6

TMC CORPORATION A-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 43.0% 14 46

TMC CORPORATION Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 24.0% 10 27

TONE COMMANDER SYSTEMS INC All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

TONE COMMANDER SYSTEMS INC A-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 18.0% S 20

TONE COMMANDER SYSTEMS INC ISDN TELEPHONE LAB Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 28.0% 11 31

TOSHIBA AMERICA All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5,0% 4 6

TOSHIBA AMERICA IPR RECORDERS & SPEC ACCESS 35/35/25 Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 list 11.0% 6 13

TOSHIBA AMERICA Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 42.0% 14 45

TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROLS INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1

TRANSITION NETWORKS All Other Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 16.0% 8 18

TRANSITION NETWORKS A-Ve!ocltv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 33.0% 12 36

TRANSTECTOR SYSTEMS All Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 11.0% 6 13

TRANSWORLD PRODUCTS. INCORPORATED Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 9.0% 6 11

TRIAD FLOORS All Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 9.0% 6 11

TRIAD FLOORS A-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 26.0% 10 29

TRILOGY COMMUNICATIONS Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

TRIPP LITE MANUFACTURING COMPANY All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

TRIPP LITE MANUFACTURING COMPANY A-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 48.0% 15 51

TRIPP LITE MANUFACTURING COMPANY MISC ACCESSORIES Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 23.0% 10 26

TRIPP LITE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 32.0% 12 35

TT SYSTEMS CORP. Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

TURCK Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

TURNER EQUIPMENT COMPANY INC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

TYCO ELECTRONICS - AMP NETCONNECT All Other Tyco / AMP Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

TYCO ELECTRONICS - AMP NETCONNECT Other Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 29.0% 11 32

TYCO ELECTRONICS - AMP NETCONNECT Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 21.0% 9 24

U.S. ROBOTICS Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

ULTRATEC All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

ULTRATEC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 18.0% 8 20

UNIOEN All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

UNIOEN Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 21.0% 9 24

UNIQUE FIRE Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

UNITED COPPER INDUSTRIES Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2

UNITED TECHNOLOGIES - COMPANIES Edwards. Vigilant, Dukane & Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

URASEALINC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 10.0% 6 12

USA TECHNOLOGIES Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2

UTC FIRE AND SECURITY AMERICAS CORP. A-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 13.0% 7 15

UTC FIRE AND SECURITY /WERICAS CORP. Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

VALCOM INC All Other Paging. Signaling & Valcom Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4

VALCOM INC A-Velocitv Discount & Muftlpath Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 44.0% IS 47

VALCOM INC MUSIC FOR LIFE Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 0.0% 1 1

VALCOM INC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 31.0% 12

VARI-TRONICS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1

VELCRO USA Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

VERAMARK TECHNOLOGIES Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

VERILINK Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

VERSO TECHNOLOGIES. INC. Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

VERTICAL COMMUNICATIONS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

VERTICAL COMMUNICATIONS Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 26.0% 10 29

VICTOR INSULATORS INC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

VIKING ELECTRONICS INCORPORATED All Other Paging, Phones. Dialers & Viking Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 11.0% 6 13

VIKING ELECTRONICS INCORPORATED A-Velocitv Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 57.0% 17 60

VIKING ELECTRONICS INCORPORATED Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 39.0% 13 42

VISCOUNT Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

VIVOTEK Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

VODAVI / VERTICAL COMMUNICATIONS MBX, Summit & All Other Vodavi Coomunfcatlon Product Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

VODAVl COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS INC 308 Key System Packages & IP Telephone Systems Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 20.0% 9 22

VODAVI COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS INC A-Veiocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 42.0% 14 45

VODAVI COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS INC Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 31.0% 12 34

VTECH COMMUNICATIONS All other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

VTECH COMMUNICATIONS Standard Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 36.0% 13 39

VTECH COMMUNICATIONS INC MISC PHONES AND ACCES Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 46.0% 15 49

VUANCE, INC. Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 31.0% 12 34

VXl CORP Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

VYNCKIER ENCLOSURE All Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 19.0% 8 21

WABER Communication Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 19.0% 8 21

WERNER LADDER All other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

WERNER LADDER

WEST PENN WIRE

WESTELL / CS) / CELLULAR SPEqALTIES Antennas & Other

Oct. 02,2014

WHEELOCK/COOPER Paging & Signaling

WHEELOCK / COOPER Oct. 02, 2014

Signal Boosters

WIREMOLD CO All Other Raceway & Plugmold

WIREMOLD CO A-Veloclty Discount

WIREMOLD CO CONVIA ENABLED PRODUCT & INTERLINK CB Oct. 02, 2014

WIREMOLD CO NQNMETALLIC RACEWAY/DUCT & ALUMINUM RACEWAY SYSTEMS Oct. 02, 2014

WIREMOLD CO Raceway, Plugmold, Floorbox, SCO - 700 Raceway D-Velocity & Access

WIREMOLD CO SlWire management

WIREMOLD CO WALKER SYSTEMS Oct. 02, 2014

Standard Products

ZHONE TECHNOLOGIES

ZHONE TECHNOLOGIES

ZOOM TELEPHQNICS

A-Velocity Discount

Tools, Testers, Fasteners & Accessories

Communication Products

Standard Products

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ATTACHMENT A 1 - SECURITY AMDl

NAM^ •pRCOUCTLI^B• Price List Price list DateIt -' *

DtSCaJNT C5FFPRICCLiST

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Master

Agreement Page

Number

Master P^reement

Une Item Number

ACn CORP Cameras & Security Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

AIM ELECTRONICS CORP Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

AlPHONE SECURITY Other Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

AlPHONE SECURITY Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 26.0% 10 29

ALTRONIX All Other Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

ALTRONIX CORPORATION Standard Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 31.0% 12 34

AMERICAN FIBERTEK. INC Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

ARECONT A-Velocity Prodcuts Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 43.0% 14 45

ARECONT Standard Products Distributor List Oct 02, 2014 Ust 30.0% 11 33

ATV-ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY VIDEO Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

AVALAN \A/IRELESS All Other Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

AVALAN WIRELESS Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 19.0% 8 21

BOSCH SECURITY Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

BROCADE Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 2.0% 2 3

CBC AMERICA Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

CLARITY DIV. OF VALCOM Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

CLEARPIX Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

COMNET Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

COOPER WHEELOCK Fire Alarm & Standard Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 51.0% 16 54

COOPER WHEELOCX Other Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 41.0% 14 44

DDB Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

DIGIMERGE All Other Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 5.0% 4 6

DIGIMERGE Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 31.0% 12 34

DITEK Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 32.0% 12 35

DOLPHIN COMPONENTS CORP. Standard Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 41.0% 14 44

EVERFOCUS ELECTRONICS CORP. A-Velocity Discount Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 40.0% 14 43

EVERFOCUS ELECTRONICS CORP. Standard Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 30.0% 11 33

EXACQ Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

EXTREME CCTV SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

FIBER SENSYS Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

FIRE-LITE ALARMS Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

FUR SYSTEMS INC. Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

FLUIDMESH NETWORKS Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

FUJINON Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

FUJITSU NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS All Other Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

FUJITSU NETWORKS Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 46.0% 15 49

GE SECURITY Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

GSP AMERICA Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

HES Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

ID VIEW Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

lEI Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

INGERSOLL-RAND COMPANY Schlage, Von Duprin, LCN, Cisa, Other Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

INMOTION TECHNOLOGIES Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

INTERLOGIX Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

INTERNATIONAL FIBER SYSTEMS Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

INVONICSCORP All Other Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

JVC PROFESSIONAL PRODS. CO Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 10.0% 6 12

KBC NETWORKS Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

KEYSCAN All Other Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

KEYSCAN INC. Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 40.0% 14 43

KEYSI6HT TECHNOLOGY Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

L-COM/ HYPERLINK Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

LINEAR Ail Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

LINEAR LLC Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 37.0% 13 40

MICROPOWER TECHNOLOGIES INC. Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

MICROSEMI / POE Data Security & Other Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 List 3.0% 3 4

MICROSEMI/ POE Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 10.0% 6 12

MILESTONE Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

NETWORK VIDEO TECHNOLOGIES All Other Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

NETWORK VIDEO TECHNOLOGIES. INC. Standard Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 31.0% 12 34

NITEK Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 33.0% 12 36

NUUO Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

OPTtX{USA) All Other Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

OPTEX (USA) INC Standard Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 20.0% 9 22

PANASONIC CCTV & SECURITY Other CCTV & Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

PANASONIC CCTV & SECURITY Standard CCTV & Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 23.0% 10 26

PAXTON-ACCESS All Other Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

PAXTON-ACCESS Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 27.0% 11 30

PELCO >yi Other Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

PELCO A-Velocity Discount Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 List 42.0% 14 45

PELCO Standard Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 28.0% 11 31

POTTER ELECTRIC SIGNAL All Other Distributor Ust Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

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POTTER ELECTRIC SIGNAL Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 33.0% 12 36

QUINTUM TECHNOLOGIES All Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

QUINTUM TECHNOLOGIES Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 31.0% 12 34

RAINBOW CCTV & TECHNOLOGY Ail Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

RAINBOW CCTV & TECHNOLOGY Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 20.0% 22

RARITAN SECURITY Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

RECOGNmON SYSTEMS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

RTS SENTRY Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

RUTHERFORD CONTROLS INTL CORP. All Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

RUTHERFORD CONTROLS INTL CORP. Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 39.0% 13 42

SAMSUNG /TECHWIN CCTV & SECURITY All Other Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 6.0% 5 7

SAMSUNG / TECHWIN CCTV & SECURITY Standard Security and CCTV Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 41.0% 14 44

SCHLAGE CORP Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROL Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 3.0% 4

SECURITRON Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

SECURITY INC Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

SENSTAR INC. Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

SONY SECURITY Other Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

SONY SECURITY Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 18.0% 20

SPECO TECHNOLOGIES All Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

SPECO TECHNOLOGIES Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 33.0% 12 36

TAKEX AMERICA INC Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

TALK-A-PHONE All Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

TALK-A-PHONE Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 27.0% 11 30

TAMRON Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

TATUN6 Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

TIMESIGHT SYSTEMS INC. Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

TKH SECURITY SOLUTIONS USA INC Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

TOCHIBA AMERICA INFORMATION Access and Mounts 60/40/25 Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 43.0% 14 45

TOSHIBA SECURITY All Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 13.0% 7 15

TOSHIBA SECURITY MONITORS, CAMERAS / ENCODERS 60/40/25 Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 43.0% 14 45

TOSHIBA SECURITY Toshiba Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 30.0% 11 33

TOTE VISION All Other Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

TOTE VISION Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 27.0% 11 30

TOTUS SOLUTIONS Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

TOTUS SOLUTIONS Cameras & Security Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 3.0% 3 4

UNITED TECHNOLOGIES - SECURITY Onlty, Supra, GE, Lenet, InterloKix & Other Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 List 3.0% 4

US VISION / USA VISION SYSTEMS / GEO VISION Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 2.0% 2 3

USA TECHNOLOGIES Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

UTC FIRE AND SECURITY AMERICAS CORP. Standard Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

VERACITY/HIGHWIRE Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02. 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

VIDEO MOUNT PRODUCTS Security Products Distributor Ust Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 5.0% 4 6

VIDEOLARM Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

VIR Security Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 1.0% 1 2

VONDUPRIN Standard Products Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 1.0% 1 2

VUANCE, INC. AAID and Access Control Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 37.0% 13 40

VUANCE, INC. All Other Security Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 23.0% 10 26

VUANCE. INC. HID & BIOMETRIC Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 List 28.0% 11 31

VUANCE, INC. INSIGNIA Distributor List Oct. 02, 2014 Ust 32.0% 12 35




Gravbar was founded In 1869 and consistently ranks In the too lists of electrical distributors. We have

done business with UVA. University of Maryland, and NC State to name a few,


Provide a complete description and listing of the Contractor's capabilities in terms of volume, quality andvariety of items in each category in stock and on-site at Contractor's warehou.se. Also provide completedescriptions and listings of all supplies available through manufacturers, and branch warehouses, includingthe volume, quality and variety of items and supplies available. This may also include a statement ofwillingne.ss to alter inventory to better meet Virginia Tech's requirements.

Please provide mileage from the Contractor's supply warehouse to Virginia Tech's Sterrett FacilitiesComplex in Black.sburg, Virginia.

We have distribution network of 250 locations with millions of dollars of inventory available for

immediate shipment.


If your business can not be classified as SWaM, describe your plan for utilizing SWaM subcontractors ifawarded a contract. Describe your ability to provide reporting on SWaM subcontracting spend when requested.If your firm or any business that you plan to subcontract with can be classified as SWaM, but has not beencertified by the Virginia Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity (SBSD), it is expected that thecertification process will be initiated no later than the time of the award. If your firm is currently certified, youagree to maintain your certification for the life of the contract. For assistance with SWaM certification, visitthe SBSD website at http://www.dmbe.virginia.gov/.

Graybar is a large employee owned company. We purchase limited supplies from SWAM suppliers.


RFP # 0041790 Electrical Equipment and Supplies9

GhragrbaR108

DC. SELECTION CRITERIA AND AWARD:


Proposals will be evaluated by Virginia Tech using the following;

Maximum Point

Criteria Value


2. Qualifications and experiences of Offeror in providing the goods/services 15

3. Specifie plans or methodology to be used to provide the services, toinclude warehouse location 30


5. Participation of Small, Women-Owned and Minority (SWAM) Business 10

Total 100

B. Award

Selection shall be made of two or more offerors deemed to be fiilly qualified and best suited among those submittingproposals on the basis of the evaluation factors included in the Request for Proposal, including price, if so stated inthe Request for Proposal. Negotiations shall then be conducted with the offerors so selected. Price shall beconsidered, but need not be the sole determining factor. After negotiations have been conducted with each offerorso selected, Virginia Tech shall select the offeror which, in its opinion, has made the best proposal, and shall awardthe contract to that offeror. Virginia Tech may cancel this Request for Proposal or reject proposals at any time priorto an award. Should Virginia Tech determine in writing and in its sole discretion that only one offeror has madethe best proposal, a contract may be negotiated and awarded to that offeror. The award document will be a contractincorporating by reference all the requirements, terms and conditions of this solicitation and the Contractor'sproposal as negotiated. Virginia Tech reserves the right to award one (1) or more contracts. See Attachment B forsample contract form.

X. OPTIONAL PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE:

An optional pre-proposal conference will be held on November 2, 2015 at 3 pm in the Classroom in Sterrett FacilitiesComplex. The purpose of this conference is to allow potential Offerors an opportunity to present questions and obtainclarification relative to any facet of this solicitation.

While attendance at this conference will not be a prerequisite to submitting a proposal, offerors who intend to submit aproposal are encouraged to attend.

Bring a copy of this solicitation with you. Any changes resulting fi'om this conference will be issued in a writtenaddendum to this solicitation.

It is strongly recommended that you obtain a Virginia Tech parking permit for dispiay on your vehicle prior toattending the conference. Parking permits are available from the Virginia Tech Parking Services Departmentlocated at 605 Research Center Drive, phone: (540) 231-3200, e-mail: [email protected].

XI. INVOICES:

Invoices for goods or services provided under any contract resulting fi-om this solicitation shall be submitted to:


/t'f


Blaeksburg, Virginia 24061


Virginia Tech will authorize payment to the contractor as negotiated in any residting contract from the aforementionedRequest for Proposal.

Payment can be expedited through the use of the Wells One AP Control Payment System. Virginia Teeh stronglyencourages participation in this program. For more information on this program please refer to Virginia Tech'sProcurement website: httD://www.procurement.vt.eduWendorAVellsOne.html or contact the person in ProcurementDepartment identified in the RFP.

XIII. ADDENDUM:

Any ADDENDUM issued for this solicitation may he accessed at http://www.Drocurement.vt.edu/html.docs/bids.php.Since a paper eopy of the addendum will not be mailed to you, we encourage you to check the web site regularly.


A. Jim McCoy, Contracts Manager, University Design and Construction, at Virginia Tech or his designee, shall beidentified as the Contract Administrator and shall use all powers under the contract to enforce its faithfidperformance.

B. The Contract Administrator, or his designee, shall determine the amoimt, quantity, acceptability, fitness of allaspects of the services and shall decide all other questions in cormection with the services. The ContractAdministrator, or his designee, shall not have authority to approve changes in the services which alter the conceptor which call for an extension of time for this contract. Any modifications made must be authorized by the VirginiaTech Procurement Department through a written amendment to the contract.

XV. COMMUNICATIONS:

Communications regarding this Request for Proposals (RFP) shall be formal from the date of issue for this RFP, untileither a Contractor has been selected or the Procurement Department rejects all proposals. Formal communications willbe directed to the Procurement Department. Informal communications, including but not limited to request forinformation, comments or speculations regarding this RFP to any University employee other than a ProcurementDepartment representative may result in the offending Offeror's proposal being rejected.

XVI. CONTROLLING VERSION OF SOLICITATION:

The PDF version of the solicitation and any addenda issued by Virginia Tech Procurement Services is the mandatorycontrolling version of the document. Any modification ofror additions to the solicitation by the Offeror shall not modifythe official version of the solicitation issued by Virginia Tech Procurement Services. Such modifications or additionsto the solicitation by the Offeror may be cause for rejection of the proposal; however, Virginia Tech reserves the rightto decide, on a case by case basis, in its sole discretion, whether to reject such a proposal.



XVIII. ATTACHMENTS:



ATTACHMENT A



http:/www.procurement.vt.edu/html.docs/terms/GTC RFP 07012015.pdf

Special Terms and Conditions


2. AUDIT: The Contractor hereby agrees to retain all books, records, and other documents relative to this contract for five (5)years after final payment, or imtil audited by the Commonwealth of Virginia, whichever is sooner. Virginia Tech, itsauthorized agents, and/or the State auditors shall have full access and the right to examine any of said materials during saidperiod.

3. AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS: It is understood and agreed between the parties herein that Virginia Tech shall be boundhereunder only to the extent of the funds available or which may hereafter become available for the purpose of this agreement.


5. CONTRACT DOCUMENTS: The contract entered into by the parties shall consist of the Request for Proposal includingall modifications thereof, the proposal submitted by the Contractor, the written results of negotiations, the CommonwealthStandard Contract Form, all of which shall be referred to collectively as the Contract Documents.

6. IDENTIFICATION OF BID/PROPOSAL ENVELOPE: The signed bid or proposal should be retumed in a separateenvelope or package, sealed and identified as follows:

From- Electric Co. Inc. 09/20/2015 3:00 p.m.Name of Bidder or Offeror Due Date Time Due

1125 Salem Ave. S.W 0041790

Street or Box No. , Solicitation NumberKoanoke, VA 24 016 Electrical Equipment and Supplies


Gregory A. Pratt, VCCO, VCO, CUPOName of Procurement Officer:



Procurement Department (MC 0333)North End Center, Suite 2100, Virginia Tech300 Turner Street NW


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The offeror takes flie risk that if the envelope is not maiked as described above, it may be inadvertently opened and the informationcompromised, vriiich may cause the proposal to be disqualified. Bids or Proposals may be hand delivered to the designated locationin the office issuing the solicitation. No other correspondence or other bids/proposals should be placed in the envelope.

7. INSURANCE:

By signing and submitting a proposal under this solicitation, the Offeror certifies that if awarded the contract, it will have thefollowing insurance coverages at the time the work commences. Additionally, it will maintain these during the entire term ofthe contract and that all insurance coverages will be provided by insurance companies authorized to sell insurance in Virginiaby the Virginia State Corporation Commission.During the period of the contract, Virginia Tech reserves the right to require the Contractor to furnish certificates of insurancefor the coverage required.INSURANCE COVERAGES AND LIMITS REQUIRED:


as an additional insured with respect to goods/services being procured. This coverage is to include Premises/OperationsLiability, Products and Completed Operations Coverage, Independent Contractor's Liability, Owner's and Contractor'sProtective Liability and Personal Injiuy Liability.

D. Automobile Liability - $500,000.00E. Builders Risk - For all renovation and new construction projects imder $100,000 Virginia Tech will provide All Risk -

Builders Risk Insurance. For all renovation contracts, and new construction fi om $100,000 up to $500,000 the contractorwill be required to provide All Risk - Builders Risk Insurance in the amount of the contract and name Virginia Tech asadditional insured. All insurance verifications of insurance will be through a valid insurance certificate.

The contractor agrees to be responsible for, indemnify, defend and hold harmless Virginia Tech, its officers, agents andemployees fi'om the payment of all sinns of money by reason of any claim against them arising out of any and all occurrencesresulting in bodily or mental injmy or property damage that may happen to occur in connection with and during theperformance of the contract, including but not limited to claims under the Worker's Compensation Act. The contractor agreesthat it will, at all times, after the completion of the work, be responsible for, indemnify, defend and hold harmless VirginiaTech, its officers, agents and employees fi-om all liabilities resulting from bodily or mental injury or property damage directlyor indirectly arising out of the performance or nonperformance of the contract.

8. NOTICES: Any notices to be given by either party to the other pursuant to any contract resulting fi-om this solicitation shallbe in writing, hand delivered or mailed to the address of the respective party at the following address

If to Contractor: Address Shown On RFP Cover PageAttention; Name Of Person Signing RFP




and


9. SEVERAL LIABILITY: Virginia Tech will be severally liable to the extent of its purchases made against any contractresulting fi-om this solicitation. Applicable entities described herein will be severally liable to the extent of their purchasesmade against any contract resulting fi-om this solicitation.

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ACORct CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE DATE(MMA)D/YYYY)

5/20/2015

THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIHCATE HOLDER. THISCERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIESBELOW. THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S), AUTHORIZEDREPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER, AND THE CERHRCATE HOLDER.

IMPORTANT: If the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED, the policy(ies) must be endorsed. If SUBROGATION IS WAIVED, subject tothe terms and conditions of the policy, certain policies may require an endorsement. A statement on this certificate does not confer rights to thecertificate holder in lieu of such endorsement(s).

PRODUCER Lockton Companies

Three City Place Drive, Suite 900St. Louis MO 63141-7081

(314) 432-0500

CONTACTNAME:

PHONE {FAX(A/C. No. Exfl: 1 (A/C. Nol:E4MH.ADDRESS:

INSURERtS) AFFORDING COVERAGE NAIC«

INSURER A Travelers Indemnitv Co of CT 25682

Graybar Electric Company, Inc.104/65/ p o. Box 7231

34 North Meramec Avenue

St. Louis MO 63177

INSURER B Travelers Propertv Casualty Co of America 25674

INSURER C

INSURER D

INSURER E

INSURER F

COVERAGES GRAEL02 CERTIFICATE NUMBER: 13495847 REVISION NUMBER: XXXXXXX

THIS IS TO CERTIP/ THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIODINDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THISCERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS,EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS.

INSRLTR TYPE OF INSURANCE

ADDL SUBR

WVD POUCY NUMBERPOUCY EPF

(MMTO/YYVY)POLICY EXP

(MM/DD/YYYY) LIMITS

A y COMMEROAL GENERAL LiABILITY Y N HC2EGLSA474M6932TCTI5 6/1/2015 6/1/2016 EACH OCCURRENCE S 1 nonnno

CLAIMS-MADE X OCCURDAMAGE TO RENTED

PREMISES (Ea occurrence) $ 1.0(X).0(X)

MED EXP (Any one oersoni $ Excluded

PERSONAL & ADV WJURY $ 1,000,0(X)

QBsj*L AGGREGATE LIMIT APPUES PER:

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ATTACHMENT B



STANDARD CONTRACT

Contract Number:

This contract entered into this day of 20 , by , hereinafter called the"Contractor" and Commonwealth of Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University called "Virginia Tech".

WITNESSETH that the Contractor and Virginia Tech, in consideration of the mutual covenants, promises and agreements hereincontained, agrees as follows:



COMPENSATION AND METHOD OF PAYMENT: The Contractor shall be paid by Virginia Tech in accordance with thecontract documents.

CONTRACT DOCUMENT: The Contract Documents shall consist of this signed contract. Request For Proposal Numberdated , together with all written modifications thereof and the proposal submitted by the Contractor




By: By:

Title: Title:

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VirginiaTech Procurement Department (MC 0333)X.V.V-XX I North End Center, Suite 2100, Virginia Tech


Blacksburg, Virginia 24061540/231-6221 Fax: 540/231-9628

www.procurement, vt. edu

April 20, 2016

Graybar Electric Co., Inc.Attn: Mike McCasland

1125 Sal cm Avenue, SWRoanoke, VA 24016

Dear Mr. McCasland:

Subject: Virginia Tech REP #0041790

Thank you for submitting a proposal in response to the subject RFP.

We have reached the point in the evaluation process where we are ready to negotiate as providedfor in Section IX.B of the RFP. We are pleased to inform you that Graybar Electric Co., Inc. hasbeen selected for negotiations. Therefore, we would appreciate your response to the following:

1. Does Graybar Electric Co., Inc. agree to provide monthly invoices with payment duethirty (30) days after receipt of invoice or goods/services, whichever is later?

2. Do you agree that the initial contract period shall be one year?

3. Upon completion of the initial contract period, does Graybar Electric Co., Inc. agree thatthe contract may be renewed by Virginia Tech upon written agreement of both parties forfour (4) one year periods, under the terms of the current contact?

4. If awarded a contract, do you agree to limit price increases to no more than the increasein the Consumer Price Index, CPI-W, All Items category for the latest twelve (12) monthsfor which statistics are available at the time of renewal or 3 percent, whichever is less?

5. If awarded a contract, are you willing to hold prices firm for the initial contract periodand the first renewal year?

6. While other factors such as the methodology, quality of service and prior experience areconsidered during the selection process, the evaluation of price, including the annualmaintenance fee, is a key element of the evaluation. With this in mind, please provideGraybar Electric Co., Inc. most competitive price structure.

7. Will Graybar Electric Co., Inc. agree to participate in the Wells One AP Control PaymentSystem?

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8. Please identify the highest-level executive in your organization that is aware of thissolicitation. Describe that person's commitment to assuring the highest quality service toVirginia Tech if your organization is awarded a contract.

9. Please describe your quickest turn-around time if emergency services are needed.

10. Will you be able to handle increased volumes of business and/or provide service toadditional departments during the course of the contract?

11. Please provide your best schedule of prices for all services offered.

12. How soon after contract award can you begin providing services?

13. Since our purchasing system requires precise and accurate information, please providethe following:

a. Legal name of your company.b. Trade name (DBA) if different from legal name,e. Taxpayer identification Number.d. Company name and address to which Virginia Tech should mail purchase orders.e. Company name and address to which Virginia Tech should mail payments.f. IRS W-9 form (Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification).

14. Do you acknowledge, agree and understand that Virginia Tech cannot guarantee aminimum amount of business if a contract is awarded to your company?

15. Are the prices for all goods/services listed in your proposal inclusive of all applicableeVA system transaction fees?

16. Does the vendor acknowledge, agree, and understand that the terms and conditions of theRFP # 0041790 shall govern the contract if a contract is awarded to your company?

17. Please reconsider your response to Section V111.B.5. of the RFP and advise if any portionof any resulting contract may be subcontracted to small, women-owned and/or minority-owned businesses. In order to qualify for points under the SWAM Participation categoryVirginia Tech requires that you provide anticipated spend levels/percentages withSWAM certified firms.

18. For purposes of interacting with HokieMart, please identify the person (name, phonenumber, email address, etc.) in your company that will serve as liaison for a) e-commerce, b) accounts receivable, c) emergency orders.

19. Please explain how your company will handle price increases. Will they occur annually,semi-annually, etc.?


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20. What are the average inventory values by inventory eategory in your Roanoke Braneh?

21. Historically what percentage of your deliveries to the Blacksburg/Roanoke areas are fromyour Roanoke Warehouse? What are from your Richmond location? What are from yourCharlotte location?

22. Please provide contact information for the three references you provided in yourproposal.

23. Please complete pricing for Attachments B and C market baskets (sent to youelectronically).

24. Attachment A, sent to you electronically, contains some additional questions from ourCNS department which requires your response.

25. Attachment D, sent to you electronically, contains Virginia Tech's NetworkInfrastructure & Services Design & Construction Standards and is provided forinformational purposes and to make you aware of the standards and requirements towhich our contractors are being held accovmtable.

26. Please submit a revised quotation to incorporate any changes resulting from thesenegotiations.

Your response by 2:00 pm on Wednesday, April 27, 2016 will be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Gregory ArTrattrVCO, VCCO, CUPOAssist. Director of Procurement/Facilities Support(540)231-7852

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Negotiation Questions for Proposal # 0041790

Due Date 04/27/2016

Opening Hour 2:00 p.m.

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1125 Salem Ave

Roanoke, VA 24016

April 27th 2016

Virgiiiia Polyteclinic InstituteProcurement Department (0333)North End Center

Suite 2100, Virginia Tech300 Turner Street NW

Blacksburg, VA 24061

Subject: Negotiation questions for RFP # 0041790 Electrical Ekjuipment andSupphes due Wednesday, April 27^ at 2:00 pm

Mr. Pratt,

Thank you for the opportunity to submit the negotiation questions forthe electrical equipment and supphes proposal.

Graybar is an employee-owned, independent wholesale distributor ofelectrical and comm/data products. We distribute approximately one nuUiondifferent products made by thousands of large and small manufacturers andoperate 250 stocking locations. Graybar provides valuable distribution servicesfor both manufacturers and customers.

Graybar has many service solutions available ranging from E-Commerce,On-Site Services, Jobsite Services, Project Management, Logistics, etc. We lookforward to working with Virginia Tech and providing service solutions that willmeet the university needs.

If there are any questions concerning the proposal, please contact us atany time.

Thank you.

Mike McCasland

Branch Manager

Joshua Adams

Outside Sales

Joann Grissom

Outside Sales


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Virginia Polytechnic Institute Procurement

RFP # 0041790

Negotiations Due: April 27*^ 2016

Mr. Gregory A. Pratt, VCCO, VCO, CUPO

[email protected]

Assistant Director of Procurement for Facilities Support

Procurement Department (0333)

North End Center

STE 2100; Virginia Tech


Blacksburg VA 24061

540-231-7852

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Procurement Department (MC 0333)North End Center, Suite 2100, Virginia Tech


Blacksburg, Virginia 24061540/231-6221 Fax; 540/231-9628

www. procurement, vt. edu

April 20, 2016

Graybar Electric Co., Inc.Attn: Mike McCasland

1125 Salem Avenue, SWRoanoke, VA 24016

Dear Mr. McCasland:

Subject: Virginia Tech RFP #0041790

Thank you for submitting a proposal in response to the subject RFP.

We have reached the point in the evaluation process where we are ready to negotiate as provided for inSection DC.B of the RFP. We are pleased to inform you that Graybar Electric Co., Inc. has been selectedfor negotiations. Therefore, we would appreciate your response to the following:

1. Does Graybar Electric Co., Inc. agree to provide monthly hivoices with payment due thirty (30)days after receipt of invoice or goods/services, whichever is later?

a. Agreed

2. Do you agree that the initial contract period shall be one year?

a. Agreed

3.

4.

Upon completion of the initial contract period, does Graybar Electric Co., Inc. agree that thecontract may be renewed by Virginia Tech upon written agreement of both parties for four (4)one year periods, under the terms of the current contact?

a. Agreed

If awarded a contract, do you agree to limit price increases to no more than the increase in theConsumer Price Index, CPI-W, All Items category for the latest twelve (12) months for whichstatistics are available at the time of renewal or 3 percent, whichever is less?

a.

b.

Prices submitted are based on Trade Service prices which is an industry standard forNAED pricing with List discounts. All pricing not listed in trade service and quoted onthe attached are available upon request and wUI be firm for 12 months.Wire and conduit pricing will be an exception to the above due to market volatility.Prices are established in our system based on current market conditions and will use thesame discounts as prices fluctuate.

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c. Negotiated items on the US Communities contract that expire are subject to change basedon supplier agreement changes for price increases and decreases. All pricing not listed intrade service and quoted on the attached are available upon request and will be firm for12 months.

5. If awarded a contract, are you willing to hold prices firm for the initial contract period and thefirst renewal year?

a. Prices reflect List discounts and are based on supplier price increases or decreases.Negotiated items with special costs on the US Communities contract that expire aresubject to change based on supplier agreement changes for price increases and decreases.All pricing not listed in trade service and quoted on the attached are available uponrequest and will be firm for 12 months.

6. While other factors such as the methodology, quality of service and prior experience areconsidered during the selection process, the evaluation of price, including the annual maintenancefee, is a key element of the evaluation. With this in mind, please provide Graybar Electric Co.,Inc. most competitive price structure.

a. Our most competitive prices are provided.

7. Will Graybar Electric Co., Inc. agree to participate in the Wells One AP Control PaymentSystem?

a. Agreed

8. Please identify the highest-level executive in your organization that is aware of this solicitation.Describe that person's commitment to assuring the highest quality service to Virginia Tech ifyour organization is awarded a contract.

a. Our Director of Sales, Director of Operations, Director of Finance, along with ourDistrict Vise President are committed to the highest quality of service for Virginia Tech.

9. Please describe your quickest tum-around time if emergency services are needed.

a. We have a dedicated staff available to help you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The

network of on-call associates is set up to provide the best possible service at any hour.

10. Will you be able to handle increased volumes of business and/or provide service to additionaldepartments during the course of the contract?

a. Personnel - We have a team that wiU be dedicated to processing Virginia Tech requests.Depending on the sales volume, this team can be adjusted to handle Virginia Techrequirements. Presently the local team includes:


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Tim Beard - Customer Service Representative ElectricalKeith Bamhart - Customer Service Representative ElectricalAlice Dailey - Customer Service Representative - CommunicationsMike Myers - Project SpecialistJoann Grissom - Outside Sales Representative CommunicationsJoshua Adams - Outside Sales RepresentativeBrent Atkinson - Counter Sales RepresentativeFrank Schnider - Warehouse Leader

Tammy Hodges - Sr. Branch AdministratorBrian Loop - Manager Customer Service ElectricalDoug Hoag - Manager Customer Service CommunicationsMaria Small - Accounting Manager based in RichmondRyan Laramore - Manager Specialty Business CommunicationsMike McCasland - Branch Manager Roanoke

b. Inventory - If we are awarded the contract we will work with the university to stock theitems that you require in our Roanoke location. The university will also have access toinventory in all 7 of our National Zone locations. Graybar Roanoke is managed locally,and services are tailored to the local market. Inventory values between our local branch,the Richmond Distribution Center, and the Charlotte Distribution center fluctuate in

value, but collectively at this time are about 29 million dollars in Electrical, Comm/Data,and Utility inventory. This strategy will allow Graybar Roanoke the resources to handleincreased volumes of business.

11. Please provide your best schedule of prices for all services offered.

a. Typically services such as JIT, store rooms, etc. are included in the price of the material.Depending on the request, we reserve the right to negotiate prices. Service requests suchas supplier field services, transformer maintenance, etc will be quoted per project.

12. How soon after contract award can you begin providing services?

a. hnmediately

13. Since our purchasing system requires precise and accurate mformation, please provide thefollowing:

a. Legal name of your company. Graybar Electric Co. Inc.b. Trade name (DBA) if different from legal name. N/A

Taxpayer identification Number.c.

d. Company name and address to which Virginia Tech should mail purchase orders.

Graybar Electric Co. Inc.1125 Salem Ave.

Roanoke, VA 24016

e. Company name and address to which Virginia Tech should mail payments.Graybar Electric Co. Inc.P.O. Box 403049




f. IRS W-9 form (Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Cbrtification).

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14. Do you acknowledge, agree and understand that Virginia Tech cannot guarantee a minimum amountof business if a contract is awarded to your company?

a. Graybar understands that Virginia Tech cannot guarantee a minimnm amount of business.

15. Are the prices for all goods/services listed in your proposal inclusive of all applicable eVA systemtransaction fees?



a. Agreed

16. Does the vendor acknowledge, agree, and understand that the terms and conditions of the RPP #0041790 shall govern the contract if a contract is awarded to your company?

a. Agreed

17. Please reconsider your response to Section VIII.B.5. of the RFP and advise if any portion of anyresulting contract may be subcontracted to small, women-owned and/or minority-owned businesses.In order to qualify for points under the SWAM Participation category Virginia Tech requires that youprovide anticipated spend levels/percentages with SWAM certified firms.

a. We maintain a database of small, women-owned and/or minority-owned businesses. Ourunderstanding is that material supplied is per Virginia Tech specifications and requests.Those suppliers requested may or may not be small, women-owned and/or minority-ownedbusinesses. We will be happy to advise Virginia Tech when products are available from thesmall, women-owned and/or minority-owned businesses manufacturers upon request.

c

18. For purposes of interacting with HokieMart, please identify the person (name, phone number, emailaddress, etc.) in your company that will serve as liaison for a) e-commerce, b) accounts receivable, c)emergency orders.

a. Tim Beard, phone 540-510-3375, e-mail [email protected]

19. Please explain how your company will handle price increases. Will they occur annually, semi-annually, etc.?

a. Prices submitted are based on Trade Service prices which is an industry standard for NAEDpricing. Prices reflect List discounts and change based on manufacture price fluctuations.Items not in trade service and on the attached quote, we would provide 30 days notice for aprice increase.

20. What are the average inventory values by inventory category in your Roanoke Branch?

a. Inventory value changes daily and can be modified to meet local requirements. PresentlyGraybar Roanoke has $616,333 of mostly electrical supplies in stock.

21. Historically what percentage of your deliveries to the Blacksburg/Roanoke areas are from yourRoanoke Warehouse? What are from your Richmond location? What are from your Charlottelocation?

a. We estimate that about 93% of stock materials are supplied from the Roanoke location andabout 7% of stock sales are provided from our Charlotte and Richmond distribution centersfor this area. We will work with the university to stock items in Roanoke.

22. Please provide contact information for the three references you provided in your proposal.

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a. Don Wolfe

Director

Division of information Technology •Networks and Communication Technologies



University of Maryland301-405-4441

[email protected]

b. North Carolina State UniversitySharon Loosman

Director of Materials ManagementNO State University2127 Sullivan Dr.

Raleigh, NO 27695(919) 513-4206(919) 740-8374 (mobile)

c. University of FloridaKaren Olitsky- Purchasing AgentP# 352-394-1163

[email protected]

971 Elmore Drive

Gainesville, PI. 32611

23. Please complete pricing for Attachments B and C market baskets (sent to you electronically).

a. See attached.

24. Attachment A, sent to you electronically, contains some additional questions from our CNSdepartment which requires your response.

a. See attached.

25. Attachment D, sent to you electronically, contains Virginia Tech's Network Infrastrucmre & ServicesDesign & Construction Standards and is provided for informational purposes and to make you awareof the standards and requirements to which our contractors are being held accountable.

26. Please submit a revised quotation to incorporate any changes resulting from these negotiations.

a. See attached prices.

Your response by 2:00 pm on Wednesday, April 27, 2016 will be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Gregory A. Pratt, VCO, VCCO, CUPOAssist. Director of Procurement/Facilities Support(540)231-7852

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ATTACHMENT A - CNS NEGOTIATION QUESTIONS

Please comment on your ability to order the materials listed below directly from the manufacturer, or if

unable to order directly do you have a secondary supplier who can provide these items?

Answer: Graybarhas a direct purchasing relationship with all of the manufacturers shown below.

If you can order directly, what is your current stocking levels for the each of the items listed?

Answer: Stocking levels shown below. If we ore awarded the contract we will work with the university

to stock the items that you require in our Roonoke location. The university will also hove access to

inventory in all 7 of our National Zone locations.

If a secondary supplier is required how will this affect your price and delivery response?

Answer: All items are purchased direct and would not require a secondary supplier

If you do not have a distribution agreement with one or more of the manufacturers listed, are you

willing to pursue an agreement with each of them?

Answer: All manufactures below are Graybar partners with current purchasing agreements

Please provide your response for each line item listed belowwifjngtlvhejvtvner.

Manufacturer Item Description P/N

Ortronics Mighty Mo 6 Equipment Rack OR-MM6716 Richmond Service Center Qty. 6

Ortronics Vertical Wire Management Cage OR-MM6VML706 Richmond Service Center Qty. 7

Panduit Grounding Strip Kit RGS134-1Y Georgia Service Center Qty. 12

Cablofil Cable Tray CF54/300EZ Richmond Service Center Qty. 26

Circa Building Entrance Terminals 18881-100-25 Nat currently in stack

Circa Surge Protection Modules 4B1A-300 Georgia Service Center Qty. 234

Siemon SllO Wiring Block S110DA2-100RWM Richmond Service Center Qty. 8

Siemon Category 6 Patch Panel Z6-PNL-24K Richmond Service Center Qty. 9

Siemon Category 6A Patch Panel Z6AS-PNL-24K Richmond Service Center Qty. 5

OCC Rack-Mount Fiber Cabinet RTC2U6APB-RS2U2T Not currently in stock

OCC Fiber Adapter Panels - 0M3 6112DSC50G Not currently in stack

OCC Fiber Adapter Panels - SM 6112SMDSCAPC Not currently in stock

OCC Pre Terminated Pigtails - 0M3 P5GSC12-3M Not currently in stack

OCC Pre Terminated Pigtails - SM P8GSCAPC12-3M Not currently in stack

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Multiple Multi-Pair Riser Rated Non-Plenum Cat 3 DTP Cables (25, 50, ICQ Pair) Richmond Service Center

Multiple Multi-Pair Plenum Cat 3 DTP Cables (25, 50,100 Pair) Richmond Service Center

OCC In/Out Hybrid Fiber Cable (Riser Rated) OC040210-05 Not currently in stock

OCC In/Out Hybrid Fiber Cable (Plenum) DX048KZDZ9QP Not currently in stock

Commscope RGll CMR, Quad Shield non-flooded 4564604 [FllSSV Richmond Service Center Qty. IIK

Commscope RGll CMP, Quad Shield non-flooded 4103304/10 j 2287K Richmond Service Center lOK

T8iB RGll Crimp Connectors Fll QS Not currently in stock

Siemon Cat 6 UTP CMR 9C6R4-E3-02-R(X)A Ohio Service center 50K

Siemon Cat 6 UTP CMP 9C6P4-E3-02-R(X)A Ohio Service center 89K

Siemon Cat 6A UTP CMR 9A6R4-A5-05-R1A Ohio Service center 32K

Siemon Cat 6A UTP CMP 9A6P4-A5-06-R1A Florida Service center UK

General Cable RG6 CM, Quad Shield C5889.41.02 Not currently in stock

General Cable RG6 CMP, Quad Shield C3525.41.86 Richmond Service Center 6K

Siemon Category 6 UTP Outlet CT-C6-(XX) Richmond Service Center 129

Siemon Category 6A UTP Outlet Z6A-S(XX) Richmond Service Center 90

Talk-A-Phone Emergency Phone Tower ETP-MT Not currently in stock

Talk-A-Phone Dial Pad ETP-400 North Carolina Service Center Qty. 5

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ATTACHMENT B

ELECTRICAL

MARKET BASKET

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CLASS

COMMODITY

ITEM

DESCRIPTION

UOM

PRICE

160-049

ELECTRICAL

CONDUIT - THIN WALL

STRAP

CONDUIT STRAP, THIN WALL, 3/4"

EACH

0.07

160-079

ELECTRICAL

CONDUIT - THIN WALL

COUPLING

CONDUIT COUPLING, THIN WALL, STEEL, 3/4"

EACH

0.14

160-087

ELECTRICAL

CONDUIT - THIN WALL

CONNECTOR

CONDUIT CONNECTOR, THIN WALL, STEEL, W/SET SCREW,EACH

0.17

160-112

ELECTRICAL

GREENFIELD - STRAIGHTCONNECTOR

GREENFIELD CONNECTOR, STRAIGHT, STEEL, 1/2"

EACH

0.8

160-147

ELECTRICAL

STEEL

LOCKNUT

LOCKNUT, STEEL, 1/2"

EACH

0.05

160-180

ELECTRICAL

CHASE

NIPPLE

CHASE NIPPLE, STEEL, 1/2"

EACH

0.22

160-241

ELECTRICAL

THIN WALL

CONDUIT

CONDUIT THIN WALL, 3/4" E

MT, 10' L

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LENGTH

3.73

160-255

ELECTRICAL

FLEXIBLE - STEEL

CONDUIT

FLEXIBLE STEEL CONDUIT, GREENFIELD, 1/2"

FOOT

0.35

161-001

ELECTRICAL

WIRE

CONNECTOR

WIRE CONNECTOR (NUT), YELLOW

EACH

0.07

161-002

ELECTRICAL

WIRE

CONNECTOR

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Virginia Pol5^echnic Institute and State University Rev# 2014-05-22Network Infrastructure & Services

Design & Construction Standards

Division 27 Specifications

Table of Contents

27 00 00 Communications - Summary 2

27 01 00 Operation and Maintenance of Communications Systems 4

27 05 00 Common Work Results for Communications 9

27 05 28 Pathways for Communications Systems 23

27 05 43 Exterior Underground Ducts and Raceway for Communications Systems 28

27 11 00 Communications Equipment Room Work 30

27 13 00 Backbone Cabling Requirements 41

27 15 00 Horizontal Cabling Requirements 46

27 17 00 Testing Identification and Administration 54

Additional Specification to be included in full contract documents:

10 17 00 Emergency Telephone Enclosures 61

Virginia Polytechnic and State University Table of Contents I 1

Division 27 Communications Design & Construction Standards

SECTION 27 00 00

COMMUNICATIONS

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (VT) Network Infrastructure &

Services (NI&S) Division 27 specifications are to be used for all new construction and

major renovation projects.

a. Major renovation projects are defined as complete buildings, floors, or workgroup areas which require new telecommunication rooms (TRs) and cabling to

the new room(s).

b. Renovations that will require cabhng to existing NI&S rooms may have materials

or installation techniques that do not conform to these standards. These types of

small renovations are considered outside the scope of this document and

requests for these types of cabling projects must be submitted to NI&S Customer

Support Services (CSS) at (540) 231-6460 or at [email protected] .

B. Network Infrastructure & Services, part of Virginia Tech's Information Technology

organization, is responsible for installing, operating, managing and maintaining the

university's telephone, data and CATV systems. The telecommunications cabling system

described in this standard will be utilized by NI&S to provision these services to the

university. NI&S is responsible for the ongoing management and maintenance of

university telecommunications cabhng systems including adding, removing and or

relocating cabling as required to support the needs of the university as persons and

departments relocate and/or their requirements change over time. NI&S is certified by

Siemon and OCC as required to perform this ongoing cable plant work without voiding

the manufacturer's warranties provided by these companies.

C. The products and execution from these standards are the accepted practices from NI&S

and any products or execution outside these specifications will require written approval

from NI&S.

D. NI&S has the right to change and update these Division 27 specifications at any time

without notice. Contractors and consultants shall make sure they are working with the

latest addenda to these specifications.

E. All service activation requests, or modification of existing services, must be submitted by

the requesting department to NI&S Customer Support Services (CSS) at (540) 231-6460or at [email protected] .

F. The contractor shall review related project documents and report any and all concerns

prior to installation.

G. In the event of a conflict or discrepancy between these specifications and other project

related documents the contractor shall submit a written request for clarification from

NI&S to resolve the issue.

1.2 BIDDING REQUIREMENTS

Virginia Polytechnic and State University 27 00 00 I 2


A. Refer to 27 05 00 COMMON WORK RESULTS FOR COMMUNICATIONS for the

minimum qualifications for the Communications Contractor.

a. Proof of the Conununication Contractor's current enrollment in the Siemon

Company's Certified Installation Program is required to be provided with projectbid.

b. Proof of the Communication Contractor's current enrollment in the Optical Cable

Corporation Certified Multimedia Design & Integration Specialist Program is

required to be provided with project bid.

B. Contractors will provide pricing options for a complete Category 6 or a complete

Category 6A structured cabling solution based on the requirements found in these

Division 27 specifications. VT University Design & Construction (UDC) and NI&S willcoordinate with the building occupant's representative to determine the department's

bandwidth requirements and will specify the applicable solution for each project.

a. A complete structured cabling system, as described within these specifications,includes the following:

i. Equipment Rooms (ERs) / Telecommunication Rooms (TRs)

ii. Copper and fiher backbone cabling & connectivity

iii. Copper horizontal cabling (station cabling) & connectivity

iv. Grounding and bonding of telecommunications pathways and equipment

V. Labeling & Testing

vi. Firestopping

b. A complete structured cabling system, as described within these specifications,

does not include the following:

i. Outside Plant pathways and backbone cabling

ii. Network Electronics

iii. Uninterrupted power supplies / power strips

C. Refer to 27 05 00 for firestop requirements and refer to the Architectural drawings for

ratings of existing and new walls, floors, and other surfaces in the project area.

a. The base bid for communications cabling project is required to include all

firestop installation and materials for all pre-existing and new communication

cabling in the project area.

PART 2 - MATERIALS

2.1 THIS SECTION NOT USED

PART 3 - EXECUTION


END OF SECTION 27 00 00



SECTION 27 01 00

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

FART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 RELATED DOCUMENTS

A. Drawings, Contract Forms, and Conditions of the contract, including Construction

Manager/General Contractor (CM/GC) agreement including exhibits and other VT

Design and Construction Standards Division 1 specification sections, apply to thissection.

1.2 CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

A. The contractor shall carefully study and compare the contract documents and shall at

once report to UDC and NI&S any error, inconsistency or omission identified. If the

contractor performs any construction activity knowing it involves a recognized error,

inconsistency or omission in the contract documents without such notice, the contractor

shall assume appropriate responsibility for such performance and shall bear an

appropriate amount of the attributable cost for correction.

B. The Contractor shall advise UDC and NI&S as early as possible of any product delays

and minimum quantity requirements that may affect the project timeline. Should

conflicts, discrepancies, deficiencies, or errors arise which require changes in the

Contract Documents, immediately notify UDC and NI&S. Failure to do so shall he

interpreted as the intention of the Contractor to supply all necessary labor and materials

for the suitable completion of this work. Obtain written approval on necessary

adjustments before the installation is started.

1.3 PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. The Contractor shall designate and identify a Project Manager to oversee the project

work specified in this Division and to attend all project meetings as a representative of

the Contractor. The Contractor's Project Manager shall have the authority to act for the

Contractor, and all communications given to the Project Manager will he deemed to have

been given to the Contractor.

B. The Contractor shall not begin construction on any project without written notice to

proceed.

C. All additional costs must he approved in writing with a change order signed by the UDC

Project Manager.

1.4 JOB SUPERVISION

A. Designate and identify job supervisor in advance.

B. Provide no more than one supervisor per job.

C. Provide one primary contact, one backup contact.

D. Maintain the following information on the job site:

a. VT NI&S Standards specifications (Division 27).



b. All project related drawings (drawings to include NI&S provided H-Link / Portalidentification information - see Section 27 17 00: Testing, Identification and

Administration).

c. All addenda's.

d. Submittals.

e. All Change Orders.

f. Any inspection reports from NI&S and/or Structured Cabling System

manufacturer.

g. Test results.

h. Schedule and outage logs.

i. As-built drawings set showing all Changes.

E. Assist NI&S and manufacturers' representatives in performing periodic inspections for

evaluation and functional testing of communications subsystems or sections.

F. Assist NI&S and manufacturers' representatives in performing evaluation and functional

testing of complete communications system(s).

G. Conduct an overall quality assurance program.

H. Apply and install materials, equipment, and specialties in accordance with manufacturer's

written instructions. Conflicts between the manufacturer's instructions and these

specifications shall be referred in writing to NI&S for resolution.

I. All products, components, devices, equipment and materials shall be new and unused,

clean, free from defeets, and free from damage and corrosion.

J. Installation and service shall be performed by manufacturer trained and certified

personnel.

1.5 SUBMITTALS

A. The Contractor shall submit for review and approval by NI&S a complete fist of all

materials, components, equipment, systems, and products proposed. Any requests for

substitutions must be submitted with complete product data.

B. Product Data

a. Product submittals shall show, as a minimum, the following:

i. Manufacturer, color, complete model and part number.

ii. Dimensions.

iii. Complete technical specifications and performance data.

iv. Any other pertinent information necessary to determine adequacy for the

intended application.

C. When not provided by the project A&E the Contractor shall submit for review and

approval by NI&S a complete set of shop drawings detaihng the Contractor's design

plans for each specification section. Shop drawings must include an overall site plan with

any outside plant telecommunications pathways shown, exterior and/or interior cable

pathway details (including quantity and sizes), room construction plans (including wall

and rack details, equipment elevations, grounding systems, conduit pathways, etc.),

copper and fiber backbone cabling plans, work area outlet details (including outlet

labeling plans).



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D. Two sets each of hard copy and electronic shop drawings are required.E. Generate shop drawings using the most current VT CAD Standards. Current standards

for New Construction and Renovation Projects can be found at;http://www.facilities.vt.edu/udc/designstandards.asp .

1.6 SUBSTITUTIONS

A. Requests to substitute for specified items or previously approved materials or equipmentshall be submitted by the Contractor to UDC and NI&S for review. Substitution requests

shall include all required submittals and shall be complete with reasons for substitutions

and savings which will accrue to the project if substitutes are approved. Substitutes will

be considered only if equal or superior to those specified and do not void specified cable

system manufacturer's warranties.

1.7 STATEMENT OF WARRANTY

A. The Contractor shall provide statements of warranty based on both the strucmred cabling

and fiber optic system manufacturers' performance warranties as well as the Contractor's

parts and labor warranty.

1.8 PERIODIC FIELD OBSERVATION REPORTS

A. NI&S and cabling systems manufacturers' warranty representatives will conduct sitevisits as required to monitor the progress and quality of the workmanship, the workenvironment, as well as the surrounding facility. Any item found by NI&S and/or thecabling system' representatives to be deficient will be documented in a Periodic FieldObservation Report.

B. The Contractor shall take appropriate action to immediately correct and rectify any itemsdeemed unsatisfactory by NI&S and/or the cabling systems manufacturers' warrantyrepresentative. The Contractor shall not wait for a hard copy of the periodic fieldobservation report if the action required to rectify the situation is obvious and clear.

1.9 INSPECTIONS AND TESTS

A. The Contractor shall furnish, without additional charge, all test equipment with up to datecalibration, instruments, facilities, labor, and material needed to perform safe andconvenient inspection and testing.

B. Prior to beginning work, the Contractor shall submit to NI&S a complete project scheduleand timeline including installation, inspection, and testing for each project area so thatinterim inspections can be conducted as work progresses. NI&S shall not be obligated toinform the Contractor of its intent to inspect job sites while work is in progress.

C. The Contractor shall perform pre-testing of the installed telecommunications systems todetermine compliance and notify NI&S personnel when the system is ready for fmalinspection and testing.

D. Overhead work shall not be covered up or enclosed until inspected by NI&S personnel orother proper authorities. Should any work be covered up or enclosed before suchinspection, it shall be uncovered, inspected, and after approval, restored by the Contractorto finished condition at no additional cost to the project.

E. All work that is determined to be unsatisfactory shall be corrected immediately. TheContractor shall, without charge, replace any material or correct any workmanship foundby NI&S not to conform to the specifications, unless NI&S consents to accept suchmaterial or workmanship with appropriate adjustment in price. The Contractor shall



promptly segregate and remove rejected material from the premises. The Contractor willpay the additional cost of any test or inspection of the replaced material or correctedworkmanship.

F. The Contractor shall submit final test results as described in this specification forreview and acceptance by NI&S and the cabling systems manufacturers' warrantyrepresentatives.

1.10 CONTINUITY OF SERVICES AND SCHEDULING

A. The building may be in use during construction operations. Insofar as possible, theContractor shall employ such methods or means as will not cause interruption of, orinterference with, the owner's scheduled use of the building and will maintain existingsystems in operation within all rooms outside of the scope of the project at all times.

B. For areas under renovation, coordinate all installation activities with the UDC projectmanager and other trades for renovations of architectural, mechanical, and/or electricalfaciUties. Insofar as possible, the Contractor shall employ such methods or means as willnot cause interruption of, or interference with, the work of any other contractor.

C. Moving or removing any facihty related to providing telecommunications services mustbe done under the supervision of NI&S so as not to cause interruption of the project workor of University operation.

D. Disruption of critical services will require after hour or weekend working constraints.E. Existing communication services shall be interrupted only with consent from UDC and

NI&S. An advance warning time of seven working days shall be given. Suchinterruptions shall be preceded by all possible preparations which will minimize downtime to expedite that particular phase of the work pursuant to good workmanship. Thisshall be done during regular and/or premium time as approved by UDC withoutadditional expense to the project.

F. Adjust work schedule within reason (weekly), as per direction of UDC, and coordinatewith work or other trades in order to make portions of project available as soonas possible.

G. All expenses due to untimely or improperly coordinated work shall be the responsibilityof the Contractor.

1. 11 USE OF CABLE PRIOR TO ACCEPTANCE

A. The Contractor shall permit the placement and installation by NI&S of cross-connects,patch cords, andfor equipment onto cable and terminations installed under this contract,prior to substantial completion of the contract as necessary. Such placement orinstallation shall not evidence completion of the work or portion thereof, nor signifyNI&S acceptance of the work or portion thereof.

1.12 FINAL ACCEPTANCE AND WORK CLOSEOUT

A. Contractor shall inspect the entire telecommunications system installation to assure allwork is completed and all systems are completely operational before calling for finalinspection, testing and acceptance of work.

B. Punch list closeout:

a. Notify NI&S when telecommuiucations work is ready for final inspection andpunch list preparation.

b. Resolve all punch list items before final invoicing.c. The Contractor shall submit for review and approval by NI&S a complete set of

as-built drawings including:i. Cover with legends.



ii. Site plan with Outside Plant building entrance conduits shown.iii. Riser diagrams showing conduit (include size and quantity), grounding,

and all backbone cabling (multi-pair copper, multi-mode fiber, single-mode fiber and CATV).

iv. Floor Plans with all outlet locations.

V. ER details with Footprint, Equipment Rack Layout, conduit locationsand Wall Design.

vi. All additional TR details with Footprint, Equipment Rack Layout,conduit locations and Wall Design.

vii. Horizontal pathway details including paths for all cable tray andconduits. Details must include quantity and sizes of all horizontalpathways.

viii. Details sheet with Faceplates, Wireless Plates (Surface Box), WirelessBoxes, Camera Box, Floor Box, Box Assembly, etc.

d. Generate as-built drawings using the most current VT CAD Standards. Currentstandards for New Construction and Renovation Projects can be found at:http://www.facilities.vt.edu/udc/designstandards.asp .

e. Two sets each of hard copy and electronic as-built drawings are required.f. Final payment will not he authorized until all punch list items have been resolved

and completed to the satisfaction of UDC and NI&S with as-built files turned in.C. After the successful installation inspections and functional testing by NI&S and the

Contractor, NI&S will determine if there are any open issues or discrepancies and notifythe Contractor via the UDC Project Manager. Upon completion or determined failure,NI&S will issue written notification to the Contractor as to the status of the installation

acceptance.

PART 2 - MATERIALS


PART 3 - EXECUTION





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SECTION 27 05 00

COMMON WORK RESULTS FOR COMMUNICATIONS

PART I - GENERAL

I. I RELATED DOCUMENTS

A. Drawings, Contract Forms, and Conditions of the Contract, including ConstructionManager/General Contractor (CM/GC) Agreement including Exhibits and other Division1 Specification Sections, apply to this section.

B. Design, manufacmre, test, and install telecommunications cabling networks per

manufacturer's requirements and in accordance with NFPA-70 (2014 edition of the

National Electrical Code®), IEEE C2 2012 (NESC 2012), state codes, local codes,

requirements of authorities having jurisdiction, and particularly the following standards:

a. ANSI/NECA/BICSI-568-2006 ~ Standard for Instalhng Commercial Building

Telecommunications Cabling

b. ANSI/TIA/EIA Standards:

i. ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.0-2 - Generic Telecommunications Cabling for

Customer Premises - Addendum 2, General Updates

ii. ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.l - Commercial Building Telecommunications

Cabling Standard, Part I: General Requirements

iii. ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.2 - Commercial Building Telecommunications

Cabling Standard, Part 2: Balanced Twisted Pair Cabling Components

iv. ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.3-I ~ Optical Fiber Cabling Components

Standard

V. ANSI/TIA/EIA-569-C - Commercial Building Standard for

Teleconununications Pathways and Spaces

vi. ANSI-J-STD-607(B) — Commercial Building Grounding and Bonding

Requirements for Telecommunications

vii. TIA-526-7 -OFSTP-7 -Measurement of Optical Power Loss of Installed

Single-Mode Fiber Cable Plant

viii. TIA-526-14-B -0FSTP-14-B -Optical Power Loss Measurements of

Installed Multimode Fiber Cable Plant

ix. ANSI/nA/EIA-758(B) - Customer-Owned Outside Plant

Telecommunications Cabling Standard

c. Install cabhng in accordance with the most recent edition of BICSI®

pubhcations:

i. BICSI - Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual

ii. BICSI - Installation Transport Systems Information Manual

iii. BICSI - Outside Plant Design Reference Manual

iv. BICSI - Wireless Design Reference Manual

B. Federal, state, and local codes, rules, regulations, and ordinances governing the work, are

as fully part of the specifications as if herein repeated or hereto attached. If the contractor

should note items in the drawings or the specifications, construction of which would be

code violations, promptly call them to the attention of the owner's representative in



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writing. Where the requirements of the Virginia Tech specifications are more stringent

than applicable codes, rules, regulations, and ordinances, the specifications shall apply.

C. Some differences exist between the standards listed above and the Virginia Tech

specifications detailed in this document. These differences may include room

construction specifications, work area outlet quantities and configurations, etc. Where

differences occur, the specifications detailed herein shall apply unless not specifically

allowed by code.

D. Maintain separate sets of redlined record drawings for the communications work, which

show the exact placement, and identification of as-built system components. These are

subject to weekly review by the CM, Owner, or its representative.

E. Provide communication room record drawings which indicate exact placement for all

components; e.g., conduit, wireway, cable tray, backboards, equipment cabinets,

equipment racks, and cross-connect equipment, etc.

F. Provide communication wiring and cabling record drawings and schedules which indicate

exact placement, routing, and connection details for all components, e.g., twisted-pair

cables, splices, cable cross-connect termination locations, enclosures,

telecommunications outlets, and cross-connect jumpers, patch cords, etc.

G. Cabling Administration Drawings: Show building floor plans with all

telecommunications outlets identified including Nl&S-provided outlet/cable designations

for each location. Identify labeling convention and show labels for TRs and ERs, riser

pathways and backbone cables, entrance pathways and termination panels/cabinets.

1.2 SCOPE OF WORK

A. Work includes, but is not limited to, the following:a. Placement of Telecommunications Room (TR) and Equipment Room (ER)

hardware including equipment racks, cable routing hardware, copper and fibertermination equipment, and grounding and bonding.

b. Placement of and additions to interior telecommunications pathways includingconduit, cable tray, pullboxes, and metallic surface-mount raceway systems.

c. Placement of and additions to exterior telecommunications pathways includingbuilding entrance conduit systems.

d. Installation and termination of backbone cabling including multi-pair coppercabling, coaxial cabling, and single-mode and multimode fiber optic cabling.

e. Installation and termination of horizontal cabling including copper UTP cabling,and coaxial cabling.

f. Testing, identification, and administration for the above telecommunicationssystems.

g. Removal of existing horizontal cabling, terminations, and outlets in coordinationwith electrical contractor for removal of associated conduit in areas where

renovations require demolition of existing telecommunications outlets.B. All work shall be conducted in coordination with NI&S and other building trades.C. The work covered by this Division consists of furnishing all materials, accessories,

connectors, supports, equipment, tools, setup, preparation, labor, supervision, incidentals,transportation, storage, and related items and appurtenances, and performing alloperations necessary to complete the telecommunications work as indicated in the projectdrawings and specified herein. It is the intent and purpose of this specification to have,



cupon completion of the project, a "turn-key" telecommunications system. This systemshall be designed, built, coordinated and integrated with the existing telecommunicationssystem and complete and operable in all respects to which, upon receiving activationorders from the building's occupants, NI&S can deploy network electronics tosuccessfully integrate the cabling system into the campus network.

D. Completely install, connect, and test all systems, equipment, devices, etc., shown ornoted or required to leave ready for satisfactory operation. Provide any minor itemsomitted from the design, but obviously necessary to accomplish the above intent.

E. All telecommunications designs for VT buildings on and off campus must be approvedby NI&S for compliance to the Virginia Tech standards. Any design outside of thesestandards must be approved and include a written agreement for the design from NI&S.

F. Minimum composition requirements and/or installation methods for the followingmaterials and work are included in this section:

a. Cables

b. Factory Assembled Productsc. Compatibility of Related Equipmentd. Special Tools and Kitse. Firestop and Penetration Sealsf. Anchoring and Supportsg. Grounding and Bondingh. Cutting and Patchingi. Concealment

j. Equipment Modification

G 1.3 GLOSSARY

A. ANSI American National Standards Institute

B. ASTM American Society of Testing and MaterialsC. BICSI Building Industry Consulting Services InternationalD. FCC Federal Communications Commission

E. IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics EngineersF. ISO International Organization for StandardizationG. NEC National Electrical Code

H. NEMA National Electrical Manufacturer's Association

I. NESC National Electrical Safety CodeJ. NFPA National Fire Protection Association

K. NI&S Network Infrastructure & Serviees

L. OEM Office of Emergency ManagementM. OSHA Occupational Safety and Health AdministrationN. TIA Telecommunications Industry Association0. VT Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech)P. VTPD Virginia Tech Pohce Department

Q- UBO University Building OfficialR. UDC University Design & ConstructionS. UFBC Uniform Fire Prevention and Building CodeT. UL Underwriter's Laboratories, Inc.

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1.4 DEFINrnONS

A. Every effort has been made to use industry standard terminology throughout thisspecification, but industry standard terminology is not used by all manufacturers and, inmany cases, industry standard terminology does not exist. Contractor shall notify UDC S



NI&S Personnel to define terminology used in specifications if they believe anyquestions could arise.

a. Approved/Approval Written permission to use a material or systemb. Contractor Telecommunications Contractor performing work under

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c. Engineer Telecommunications engineer for Division 27d. Equal/Equivalent Equally acceptable as determined by NI&Se. Final Acceptance NI&S acceptance of the project from Contractorf. Furnish Supply and deliver to installation locationg. Inspection Visual observation or cable certification testingh. Install Mount and connect equipment and associated materials

as required to make ready for usei. Jack Modular connector for station cabling medium (UTP

copper, fiber, coax) at work-area outlet,j. Outlet Box and faceplate to accommodate up to six (6) modular

jacks at the work-area,k. Pull-Box Box to be used for pull-through of cabling in a conduit

run. Not to be used as a junction box.1. Provide Furnish and install complete with all details and ready

for use

m. Relocate Disassemble, disconnect, and transport equipment tonew locations, then clean, test, and install ready for use

n. Replace Remove and provide new itemo. Telecommunications All work specified in Division 27

1.5 CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS

A. The Contractor shall at a minimum possess the following qualifications:a. Be in business a minimum of five (5) years.b. Contractor shall demonstrate satisfaction of sound financial condition and can

be adequately bonded and insured if the project deems necessary.c. Possess those licenses/permits required to perform telecommunications

installations in the specified jurisdiction.d. Personnel knowledgeable in local, state, province and national codes and

regulations. All work shall comply with the latest revision of the codes orregulations. When conflict exists between local or national codes orregulations, the most stringent codes or regulations shall be followed.

e. Must possess current liability insurance certificates.f. Contractor must employ at least one currently registered BICSIRCDD having

documented experienced with structured cabling design equivalent to the scopeof work found in these specifications.

g. Provide at least three references from customers where the type and size ofinstallation provided in this specification was successfully completed within thepast five years.

h. Must have personnel proficient in the use of Computer Aided Design and possessand operate CAD software using .DWG or .DXF format.

B. Required Contractor Training:a. The Contractor shall be fully conversant and capable in the cabling of low

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systems. The Contractor shall at a minimum possess the followingqualifications:i. Personnel trained and certified in the design, installation, and

certification of the Siemon Cabling System for horizontal and backboneUTP copper cable distribution and the Optical Cable Corporation Systemfor backbone fiber riser distribution.

ii. Personnel trained and certified in the design, installation, andcertification of Optical Cable Corporation (OCC) fiber optic cabling andcomponents via OCC's MDIS (Multi-media Design and IntegrationSpecialist) program.

iii. Personnel trained in the installation of pathways and support for housinghorizontal and backbone cabling.

b. The Contractor shall show proof of current enrollment in the SiemonCabling System's cabling partners program via an updated certificategiven after attending the CI-301 training course or an on-line re-certification class given every two years.

c. The Contractor shall show proof of current enrollment in Optical CableCorporation's (OCC) MDIS (Multi-media Design and Integration Specialist)program.

C. Contractor Responsibility:a. Contractor shall be obligated to exercise the highest standards of care in

performing its obligations as defined in this request for proposal,h. Contractor acknowledges that NI&S will rely on contractor's expertise, ability

and knowledge of the system being proposed and shall be obligated to exercisethe highest standards of care in performing its obhgation as defined in thesespecifications.

D. Manufacturer Quality & Product Substitutionsa. All telecommunications connecting hardware and cable must be made by an ISO

9001:2000 Certified Manufacturer.

b. All products must meet the technical requirements hsted herein. Any productsnot meetings these requirements will not be considered.

1.6 DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS

A. It is the intention of these specifications and related project drawings to call for finishedwork, tested and ready for operation in complete accordance with all applicable codes,regulations, standards, and ordinances.

B. These specifications and the project drawings are complimentary, and what is called forin either of these shall be binding as though called for by both. Should any conflict arisebetween the drawings and specifications, such conflict shall be brought to the attention ofthe UDC Project Manager for resolution. If the Contractor fails to contact the ProjectManager in writing of any conflict between the specifications and the project drawings,the Contractor shall be subject to re-work the area of conflict at the Contractor's cost.

C. Omissions from the specifications and/or project drawings or the incorrect description ofdetails of work which are evidently necessary to carry out the intent of the specificationsand project drawings, or which are customarily performed, shall not relieve theContractor from performing such omitted or incorrectly described detail of the work.

D. The telecommunications and technology project drawings are diagrammatic and indicategeneral design, layout, and arrangement of equipment and various systems. Beingdiagrammatic, the drawings may not necessarily show all details such as pull-boxes,



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conduit runs or sizes, etc., necessary for a complete and operable system. Unless detaileddimensioned drawings are included, exact locations are subject to approval of UDC.

E. Do not scale project drawings for dimensions. Take all dimensions and measurementsfrom the site and actual equipment to be furnished. All dimensions, measurements, andthe location and existence of underground equipment or facilities must be verified in thefield since actual locations, distance, and elevations will be governed by actual fieldconditions. Contractor shall be responsible for all measurements taken from the field.

1.7 EXAMINATION OF PROJECT SITE

A. Prior to any project work, examine the project site carefully, including all projectdrawings showing existing systems and equipment. The Contractor shall makethemselves fully informed of and shall identify all utility, state, and local requirementsthat will affect the telecommunications work at the project site.

B. It shall be the Contractor's responsibility to determine if the installation of the proposedsystems will affect the operation or code compliance of existing systems. Only whileunder NI&S supervision, relocate, modify, or otherwise revise existingtelecommunications systems as required to maintain operational integrity and codecompliance.

C. The Contractor shall become familiar with the local conditions under which the work is

to be performed and correlate the on-site observations with the requirements of thespecifications and project drawings. No allowance will be made for claims of concealedconditions which the Contractor, in exercise or reasonable diligence in examination of thesite, observed or should have observed.

D. Before ordering any materials or doing any project work, verify all measurements and beresponsible for correctness of same. No extra charge or compensation will be allowed forduplicate work or material required because of unverified differences between actualdimensions and the measurements indicated on the project drawings. Any discrepanciesfound shall be submitted in writing to the UDC Project Manager for consideration beforeproceeding with the project work.

1.8 WORKMANSHIP, WARRANTY, AND SUPPORT

A. Materials and workmanship shall meet or exceed industry standards and be fullyguaranteed for one full year from final acceptance for each project. Cable integrity andassociated terminations shall be thoroughly inspected, fully tested and guaranteed as freefrom defects, transpositions, opens/shorts, tight kinks, damaged jacket insulation, etc.

B. Furnish a written warranty to VT for a minimum of:a. One-year materials warranty on parts and labor to repair/replace defective

telecommunications materials specified herein. This warranty only applies tomaterials provided by Contractor and does not apply to materials provided byNl&S.

b. One-year installation workmanship warranty on parts and labor to resolveproblems related to telecommunications system installation workmanship.

c. A minimum twenty year manufacturer's performance warranty on parts and laborto repair/replace defective telecommunications cabling materials. Theinstaller/contractor shall be certified by the following cabling systemsmanufacturers to provide the materials warranty.i. Siemon Cabling System (Siemon System 6 or 500 MHz Z-Max 6A

Cabling System Warranty - dependent on Category specified by project)ii. Optical Cable Corporation (OCC) Fiber Optic Systems.



oC. The appropriate cabling system manufacturer shall be responsible for and make good,

without expense to VT, any and all defects in any part of either the Siemon or OCCrelated systems arising during this 20 year warranty period that are due to imperfectmaterials, apphances, improper installation, or poor workmanship.a. During the 20 year warranty period, provide all labor required to repair or replace

defects in the telecommunications system, at no cost to VT.b. During the 20 year warranty period, provide new materials to repair or replace

defects in the telecommunications system, at no cost to VT.

PART 2 - MATERIALS

2.1 EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

A. All materials and equipment shall be new, free from defects, installed in accordance withmanufacturer's current published recommendations in a neat manner and in accordancewith standard practices of the industry.

B. All Uterature, installation manuals, warranty documentation, and un-used accessoriesincluded in equipment and material packaging shall be handed over to NI&S with notesidentifying installed location.

C. Where no specific material, apparatus, or appliance is mentioned, any standard, first-classproduct made by reputable manufacturer regularly engaged in the production of suchmaterial may be used providing it conforms to the contract requirements and meets theapproval of NI&S.

D. Materials shall have a flame spread rating of 25 or less and a smoke developed rating of50 or less, in accordance with NFPA 255.

E. Materials shall meet or exceed the following minimum requirements:a. Where apphcable, all materials and equipment shall bear the label and Usting of

UL. Application and installation of all listed equipment and materials shall be inaccordance with such labeling and listing.

b. Equipment shall meet all applicable FCC regulations.c. Electrical equipment and systems shall meet UL standards and requirements of

the NEC. This listing requirement apphes to the entire assembly. Anymodifications to equipment to suit the intent of the specifications shall beperformed in accordance with these requirements.

d. The listing of a manufacturer as "acceptable" does not include acceptance of astandard or cataloged item of equipment. All equipment and systems mustconform to the specifications herein and meet the quality of the specified item.

e. Materials and equipment shall bear the manufacturer's name or trademark andmodel/serial number permanently marked.

2.2 CABLES

A. All telecommunications cabling inside the building shall be UL listed and marked typeCM, CMR, CMP, CATV, CATVR or CATV? and shall be installed in accordance with

NEC articles 300-22(C)(2), 800-49, 800-50, 800-51, 800-52, 800-53, and 820. The

substitutions listed in articles 800.154 and 820.154 shall be permitted.B. All fiber optic cable inside the building shall be UL listed and marked type OFN, OFNR,

or OFN? and shall be installed in accordance with NEC articles 300-22, 770-49, 770-50,

770-51, 770-52, and 770-53.

2.3 FACTORY ASSEMBLED PRODUCTS

A. Manufacturers of equipment assemblies that include components made by others shallassume complete responsibihty for the final assembled unit.



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a. All components of an assembled unit need not be products of the samemanufacturer.

b. Constituent parts, which are alike, shall be the product of a single manufacturer.c. Components shall be compatible with each other and with the total assembly for

intended service.

d. Contractor shall guarantee performance of assemblies of components and shallrepair or replace elements of the assemblies as required to deliver the specifiedperformance of the complete assembly.

2.4 COMPATIBILITY OF RELATED EQUIPMENTA. Equipment and materials installed shall be compatible in all respects with other items

being furnished and with existing items so that a complete and fully operational systemwill result.

2.5 SPECIAL TOOLS AND KITS

A. The Contractor shall furnish any special installation equipment, tools, or kits necessary toproperly complete the telecommunications system installation. This may include, but isnot Umited to, tools for pulling, splicing, terminating, and testing the cables,communication devices, stands for cable reels, cable winches, assembly and adjustmentdevices, etc.

2.6 FIRESTOPS AND PENETRATION SEAL MATERIALS

A. Use qualified systems to frrestop through penetrations in fire-rated walls and floors forpipes, cables, conduits, ducts, inner-ducts, and cable trays.

B. Firestopping for openings through fire and smoke-rated walls and floor assemblies shallbe listed or classified by an approved independent testing laboratory for "Through-Penetration Firestop Systems." The system shall meet the requirements of "Fire Tests ofThrough-Penetration Firestops" designated by ASTM E814.

C. Inside all conduits, the firestop system shall consist of a dielectric, water-resistant, non-hardening, permanently pUable/re-enterable putty along with appropriate damming orbacker materials (where required). The sealant must be capable of being removed andreinstalled and must adhere to all penetrants and common construction materials and shallbe capable of allowing normal cable movement without being displaced.

D. Foam sealant shall meet all fire test and hose stream test requirements of ASTM E-119-73 and shall be UL classified as a wall opening protective device.

E. Provide devices/systems fire tested by a third party according to ASTM E 814 (or UL1479) tested under positive pressure.

F. Provide only material combinations that are qualified by independent agencies based onthe material's performance when tested in a particular configuration.

G. Match the thickness (and/or depth) of firestop materials to that recommended by themanufacturer.

H. Per the University Building Official (UBO) all firestop material must be red in color.I. Thickness of materials must be established by formal ASTM E814 or UL 1479 tests.J. Firestop for fire-rated floors and walls:

a. Hilti Firestop Systemsb. 3M Fire Protection

c. Others as approved by UDC & NI&S

2.7 ANCHORING MATERIALS AND SUPPORTS

A. Metal bars, plates, channel, tuhing, etc. shall conform to ASTM Standards:



oa. Steel plates, shapes, bars, and grating - ASTM A36b. Cold-formed steel tubing - ASTM A500c. Hot-rolled steel tubing - ASTM A501d. Steel pipe - ASTM A53, Schedule 40, welded

B. Metal fasteners shall be zinc-coated.

C. Anchoring Materials:a. Structural Steel

b. Steel Channel: Galvanized or paintedc. Uni-Strut

2.8 GROUNDING AND BONDING MATERIALS

A. Compression ConnectorsB. Bonding Conductor: 6 AWG minimum copperC. All grounding equipment shall be UL listed for that purpose.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 GENERAL INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTSA. The approximate locations of existing and new telecommunications outlets, cabling and

equipment will be indicated on the project drawings; however, the drawings are notintended to give complete and accurate information. Contractor is responsible to fieldverify existing outlets and cabling prior to submitting quote. Determine the exact locationafter thoroughly examining the general building plans and by actual measurements beforeand during construction, subject to the approval of UDC and NI&S.

B. Before construction work commences, visit the site and identify the exact routing for allhorizontal pathways and equipment placement. Verify all dimensions, locating the workand its relation to existing work, all existing conditions and their relation to the work andall man made obstructions and conditions, etc. affecting the completion and properexecution of the work as indicated in the project drawings and specifications.

C. If core drills are required, the exact core locations shall be identified and coordinatedwith the UDC, University Building Official (UBO), and VT Health & Safety AsbestosManagement plan as necessary. Where required for inspection. Contractor shall retainremoved cores and label with location information where the core was removed. Refer to

UDC and UBO for all coring requirements.D. All equipment locations shall be coordinated with UDC, other trades and existing

conditions to eliminate interference with required clearances for equipment maintenanceand inspections.

E. Coordinate work with UDC, other trades and existing conditions to determine exactrouting of cable, cable tray, hangers, conduit, etc., before fabrication and installation.

F. Install telecommunications cabling and equipment to facilitate maintenance and repair orreplacement of equipment components. Provide easy, safe and code mandated clearancesat equipment racks and enclosures, and other equipment requiring maintenance andoperation. Coordinate with NI&S exact location and mounting height of all equipment infinished areas, such as equipment racks and termination equipment. As much as practical,connect equipment for ease of disconnecting, with a minimum of interference with otherinstallations.

G. Coordinate ordering and installation of all materials with long lead times or having majorimpact on work by other trades so as not to delay the job or impact the schedule.

H. Set all equipment to accurate line and grade, level all equipment and align all equipmentcomponents. All work shall be installed level and plumb, parallel and perpendicular toother building systems and components.



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I. Provide all scaffolding, rigging, hoisting and services necessary for delivery, installation,and erection of materials, equipment, and apparatus ftimished into the premises. Theseitems shall be removed from premises when no longer required. Use of University ownedsupplies and equipment is prohibited.

3.2 WORKMANSHIP

A. All labor must be thoroughly competent and skilled, and all work shall be executed instrict accordance with the best practice of the trades.

B. Good workmanship and appearance shall be considered of equal importance withtelecommunications operation. Lack of quality workmanship shall be consideredsufficient reason for rejection of a system in part or in its entirety. Carefully lay out allwork in advance and install in a neat and workmanlike manner in accordance with

recognized good practices and standards. Provide workmen who are skilled in their craftand a competent Project Manager who will be on the job at all times.

3.3 CABLES

A. Backbone and horizontal teleconununications cabling shall be placed in separatededicated conduit pathways. Cable trays may be shared however trays shall be clearlydivided between backbone and horizontal cabling. Backbone cabling must be installedprior to horizontal cables.

B. Telecommunications pathways shall be dedicated for use for NI&S voice, data & CATVcabling.

C. Horizontal cabling for other services will be allowed within the NI&S pathways per thefollowing guidelines and acceptance of written approval from NI&S. NI&S mustunderstand and accept the services to be used on the Horizontal cabling as to not createinterference with other services within the pathways. NI&S will be the sole owner of theHorizontal cabling with jacks on both ends that will be installed and tested to the TIAstandards on category 6 cable or better with the Siemon standard cabling. Otherterminations and systems can be reviewed by NI&S but all horizontal cabling for otherservices must be approved in writing from NI&S.

D. All horizontal cabling terminating within a single faceplate must be routed to andterminated in the same ER or TR.

E. Consolidation points and multi-user telecommunications outlet assembly (MUTOA)configurations for horizontal cabling are not currently supported by NI&S and will not bepermitted.

3.4 CUTTING AND PATCHING

A. Provide all cutting, patching and core drilling, etc., as necessary for telecommunicationswork. Locate holes and outlets to be drilled and eoordinate with work of other trades.

Obtain approval of UDC and UBO prior to cutting or core drilling holes in structuralmembers.

B. Cut and drill from both sides of walls and/or floors to eliminate splaying.C. Patch adjacent existing work disturbed by installation of new work including insulation,

walls and wall covering, ceiling and floor covering and other finished surfaces. Patchopenings and damaged areas equal to existing surface finish.

D. Cut openings in prefabricated construction units in accordance with manufacttirer'sinstructions.

E. All openings shall be carefully caulked or grouted as required. Spare conduits shall betightly capped.



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F. All cutting in the building construction made necessary to admit work, repair defectivematerials, defective workmanship, or by neglect of the Contractor to properly anticipatehis requirements, shall be done in accordance with these specifications with no additionalcost to the project. Patching shall be complete in every detail. Actual work involved inthese repairs shall be done by skilled craftsmen in the trades involved.

G. Provide and maintain temporary partitions or dust barriers adequate to prevent the spreadof dust and dirt to finished areas as required by the UDC Project Manager.

3.5 CONCEALMENT

A. Use existing conduit and cable trays where possible and practicable. Conceal all projectwork above ceilings and in walls, below slabs, and elsewhere throughout building. Ifconcealment is impossible or impracticable, notify UDC and NI&S before starting thatpart of the work and install only after approval.

3.6 EQUIPMENT MODIHCATIGNA. Where existing equipment is to be modified. Contractor shall furnish materials and labor

as necessary to modify or add to the equipment. Modifications shall be done neatly withfactory parts and assemblies approved for the application. Modification shall in no wayjeopardize the compliance of existing equipment with any governing codes andregulations.

3.7 FIRESTOPS AND PENETRATION SEALS

A. All new and pre-existing conduit and sleeve openings used for the project shall bewaterproofed or fireproofed upon cable placement through such passageways incompliance with the Virginia Statewide Building Code and University Building Officialstandards regardless of the installation of cabhng or left void.

B. Patch all openings remaining around and inside all new and pre-existing conduit sleevesand cable penetrations to maintain the integrity of any fire-rated wall, floor, ceiling, etc.

C. Manufacturer's installation standards shall be closely followed (minimum depth ofmaterial, use of ceramic fiber, procedures, etc.)

D. Brick, Concrete, and Concrete Blocks Walls:

a. Provide metallic sleeving systems for routing of cables through these surfaces.b. Ensure that sleeve extends from the front and back of the wall only far enough to

attach the required bushing or collar.c. Secure sleeves in place according to manufacturer's specifications.d. Provide firestop seal between sleeve and wall, but do not use firestopping

material to support or secure sleeve.e. Firestop ends of sleeving or inner-duct after installation of cable, without

exception.E. Floor Openings:

a. Install firestop materials to stop openings between sleeving (or other supportingmaterial) and core.

b. When coring through concrete flooring, use boots and packing materials tofashion core before instalhng firestopping materials.

c. If rectangular openings exist in concrete floors, use steel sleeving to fashionopening before installing firestopping materials.

d. Firestop openings in all un-used telecommunications designated slots, sleeves orducts.

e. Firestop openings in slots, sleeves or ducts after installation of cable, withoutexception.



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closed with Hilti CFS-BL firestop bricks or equivalent fire stopping system approvedNI&S.

a. Install the system according to the manufacturer's instructions.b. Firestop materials must be easily removable if required to provide for installation

of cable.

G. Fire-Rated Gypsum Walls:a. Sleeve all penetrations of gypsum walls used for cable routing if cable is not in

continuous conduit with Hilti Speed Sleeve product or equivalent frre stoppingsystem approved NI&S.

b. Firestop seal between sleeve, conduit, or inner-duct and wall on both sides of thewall.

c. Use qualified firestop systems to seal penetrations in gypsum wallboardassemblies.

d. Verify that penetration conditions fall within the following firestop systemparameters:

i. Hourly rating.ii. Opening size.iii. Annular space.

e. Install the firestop system symmetrically on both sides of the wall.f. Install the materials according to manufacturer-tested methods.

H. Other Firestopping:a. Firestop through penetrations according to the guidelines for the basic

construction of the two outermost layers of the combination wall.b. Firestop load-bearing stud walls that are part of combination walls by enclosing

(i.e., boxing) the penetration in the cavity.c. Firestop partial penetrations according to the recommendations for the type of

wall being penetrated.d. Firestop any penetrations which violate the fire-rating integrity of vertical shafts.e. Firestop openings around outlet boxes installed in fire-rated walls, on both sides.

I. Firestop Installation Methods:a. Use drop cloths to protect other surfaces when installing.b. Firestop completely around each cable individually - do not stop bundles of

cables.

c. If using putty around a vertical penetration, use putty to build flooring of seal, fillwith fiber or rock wool to required thickness, then top with putty according toManufacturer's specifications.

d. The methods used shall incorporate qualities that permit the easy removal oraddition of conduits or cables without drilling or use of special tools.

e. The product shall adhere to itself to allow repairs to be made with the samematerial and to permit the vibration, expansion and/or contraction of any itemspassing through the penetration without cracking, crumbling, and resultingreduction in fire rating.

J. The installed firestop system shall meet the requirements of "Fire Tests of Through-Penetration Firestops" designated ASTM E814.

K. Seal all foundation penetrating conduits and all service entrance conduits and sleeves toeliminate the intrusion of moisture and gases into the building. This requirement alsoincludes spare conduits.

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M. All service entrance conduits through the building shall be sealed or resealed upon cableplacement with a removable waterproof duct seal.

0. The firestop system shall be submitted to UDC prior to starting construction with a list ormap of each location and system number used for the project. Inspections and approvalof installed firestop systems or areas in which firestop material was or should be usedwill be at the discretion of the UDC Project Manager and the UBO.

3.8 ANCHORING METHODS

A. Anchor and brace all cabling, material, and equipment installed under this Division asrequired by all codes, regulations, and standards. Provide required supports, beams,angles, hangers, rods, bases, braces, straps, struts, and other items to properly supportproject work. Supports shall meet the approval of UDC.

B. Supports shall be fabricated from structural steel, steel channel, or unistrut, rigidlybolted or welded to present a neat appearance.

C. Fastenings and supports shall be adequate to support loads with ample safety factors.D. Fasten hanger rods, conduit clamps, outlet boxes, and pull-boxes to building structure.F. Use toggle bolts, spider type expansion anchors, or hollow wall fasteners in hollow

masonry, plaster, or gypsum board partitions and walls.F. Use lead expansion shields or expansion anchors or preset inserts in solid masonry walls.G. Use self-drilling anchors or lead expansion anchor on concrete surfaces.H. Use sheet metal screws in sheet metal studs.

1. Use wood screws in wood construction.

J. In pre-cast structures, use cast-in inserts wherever possible. Expansion anchors can beused with caution, but only with prior approval.

K. In cast-in-place concrete, use expansion anchors, preset inserts, or self-drilling masonryanchors.

L. Use lead expansion anchors or preset inserts on metal surfaces.M. Do not fasten supports to piping, ceiling support wires, ductwork, mechanical equipment

or conduit.

N. Power-actuated anchors, plastic or fiber expansion anchors, and drive pin anchors areprohibited.

O. Do not drill structural steel members.

P. Any anchoring must be able to be unsecured and removed should relocation be required.Q. Where necessary and with approval from UDC, modify studs, add studs, add framing, or

otherwise reinforce studs in metal stud walls and partitions as required to suit projectwork. If necessary in stud walls provide special supports from floor to structure above.

R. Support surface mounted cabinets, enclosures and panel boards with a minimum of fouranchors.

S. On exterior concrete walls below grade, provide 1" steel channel stand-offs for cabinetsand raceways.

T. Use stud bridges at top and bottom of cabinets and enclosures that are flush mounted onhollow drywall walls.

U. For precast panels/planks and metal decks, support communication work as determinedby manufacturer and UDC.

3.9 GROUNDING AND BONDING

A. Bond all new metallic cable shields and metallic supporting structures, in all equipmentrooms and service entrances, including racks, frames, protectors and cabinets to thetelecommunications grounding busbar (TGB), according to the manufacturer'sspecifications and as described in Section 27 11 00.

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B. Do not make connections between the telecommunications busbar system and buildingelectrical grounds, or other types of connections, without UDC approval.

C. Bond metallic surfaces of telecommunications hardware with #6 AWG grounding wire asstraight as possible to the ground source.

D. Ensure that the grounding system is physically secured.E. All grounding conductors leaving the ERs and TRs shall be in a separate conduit

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PATHWAYS FOR COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

PART 1 - GENERAL


A. Drawings, Contract Forms, and Conditions of the Contract, including ConstructionManager/General Contractor (CM/GC) Agreement including Exhibits and other Division1 Specification Sections, apply to this section.

1.2 SCOPE OF WORK

A. Provide all services labor, materials, tools, and equipment required for the complete andproper installation of interior telecommunications pathways as called for in thesespecifications and related drawings.

B. This section includes minimum requirements and installation methods for the following:a. EMT Conduit and Cable Tray Systemsh. Surface Metal Raceway Systemsc. Telecommunications Outlet Boxes

1.3 QUALITY ASSURANCEA. All installation work for the new interior telecommunications pathways shall be

performed in a neat and workmanlike manner. All methods of construction that are notspecifically described or indicated shall be subject to the control of UDC.

B. Equipment and materials shall be of the quality and manufacture indicated. Theequipment specified is based on the acceptable manufacturers hsted. Where "approvedequal" is stated, equipment shall he equivalent in every way to that of the equipmentspecified and subject to approval of UDC based on suhmittals provided.

C. Materials and work specified herein shall comply with the applicable requirements of:a. ANSI/NFPA 70 - National Electrical Code including, but not limited to, the

following articles:i. 250 - Groundingii. 300 - Wiring Methodsiii. 314 - Outlet, Device, Pull, and Junction Boxes; Conduit Bodies; Fittings;

and Manholes

iv. 342 - Intermediate Metal Conduit: Type IMCV. 358 - Electrical Metalhc Tubing: Type EMTvi. 386 - Surface Metal Racewaysvii. 392 - Cable Traysviii. 770 - Optical Fiber Cables and Raceways

b. ANSI/TIA-568-C.0-2 - Generic Telecommunications Cabling forCustomer Premises - Addendum 2, General Updates

c. ANSiyTIA-568-C.l - Commercial Building Teleconnmunications CablingStandard

d. ANSI/TIA-569-B - Commercial Building Standard for TelecommunicationsPathways and Spaces, including applicable addendum

e. ANSI/nA-607 - Commercial Building Grounding and Bonding Requirementsfor Telecommunications

f. BICSI Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual

1.4 SUBMITTALS

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PART 2 - MATERIALS

2.1 EMT CONDUIT, OUTLET BOXES, AND CABLE TRAY SYSTEMS

A. Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT): Electro-galvanized steel tubing 1" and largerdiameter per project requirements:a. Conduit joint couplings and connectors: steel double set screw indenter fittings.b. Insulated metallic bushings for 1" and larger conduit.c. Insulated metallic bushings with grounding lugs as required.d. Conduit sweeps: minimum 10 times the conduit inside diameter.e. Include required conduit straps, and hangers, heavy-duty malleable iron or steel.f. Perforated pipe strap, j-hooks, bridle rings, or wire hangers are not permitted.g. LB fittings and plastic fittings are not permitted.h. Conduits connecting one outlet box to another outlet box are not permitted.

B. Conduits feeding surface metal raceways shall he sized to allow for no greater than 40%fill when horizontal station cables supporting the raceway outlets are installed.

C. The standard outlet box shall consist of a nominal 4" x 4" x 2 14" metal box, with a 4" X4" drywall ring with mounting holes for a double gang faceplate.

D. If a standard 4" x 4" x 2 14" metal box is not feasible, NI&S must approve the substitutein order to ensure compatibility with Nl&S-supplied hardware, compliance withstandards, and life-cycle maintainability.

E. Emergency phones - internala. A number of "push-to-talk" emergency phones may be located on each floor of a

building. The number and location of the phones is determined by the VT Officeof Emergency Management (OEM) and the VT Police Department (VTPD). Thephysical requirements for the infrastructure to support the phones are a flushmount 4" x 4" back box with a minimum 2 14" depth. One 1" conduit shall berouted from the back box to within 12" of the nearest cable tray or homerun tothe nearest communications room. The mounting height should meet ADArequirements (coordinate with UDC for final box elevation). The back boxfaceplate mounting hole pattern shall be designed to accept the Viking 1600Apush-to-talk device without the use of additional mounting equipment.

F. Pull-boxes: Minimum 14 gauge galvanized steel with screw fastened cover and trim forflush or surface mounting as required for project. Dimensions as required for project.a. Box extensions are prohibited for new construction however they are permitted

on remodel work to extend existing installations.G. Metal Flex Conduit (3/4") and deep Cut-in Boxes for outlets in existing walls for remodel

projects only.H. Muletape: use polyester or aramid line with a minimum pull tensile strength of 200

pounds for installing backbone cable in riser conduits. Contractor shall install and securemuletape in all telecommunications conduits for future cabling installations.

I. Poly line: use poly pull line with a minimum pull tensile strength of 200 pounds forinstalling station cabling in horizontal pathways. Contractor shall install and securepoly lines in all horizontal telecommunications pathways for future cabling installations.

J. Cable Trays in Ceiling Areas:a. Welded wire mesh cable system sized to accommodate all necessary project

cabling and future growth.b. Include components, and compatible fittings designed and manufactured by the

cable tray manufacturer as required for a fully installed electrically continuoussystem.



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c. Include support kits, brackets, threaded rod hangers, lateral threaded rod braces,and other anchors and supports as required as specified in Section 27 05 00.

2.2 SURFACE METAL RACEWAY SYSTEMS

A. Surface Metal Raceway Systems (SMRS):a. Include all parts and components: base and cover, compatible fittings, insulated

bushings, and supports designed and manufactured by the raceway manufactureras required for a complete installation.

b. Where raceways will support work area outlets, provide appropriate adapterswhich will accept NI&S standard modular outlet jacks.

c. Where power and communications cabling must be mn within the same racewayContractor shall provide and install a solid metallic separation devicemanufactured specifically for the installed raceway system.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 INSPECTION

A. Examine areas and conditions under which the new interior telecommunications

pathways are to be installed. Provide notification, in writing, of conditions detrimental toproper completion of the work.

B. Verify field measurements and pathway routing conditions are as shown on projectdrawings. Provide notification, in writing, of conditions deviating from drawings.

C. Beginning of telecommunications pathway installation indicates Contractor acceptance ofexisting conditions.

3.2 INSIDE CABLE TRAY INSTALLATION

A. Cable trays provide critical cable management and allow aceess to horizontal wiring,which is essential for initial installation and future growth. Cable tray systems shalloriginate in the ER/TR and extend the entire length of the main hallways. Cable traysshall form part of a continuous cable pathway connected to the serving ER/TR.

B. Cable tray eapacity shall be determined by the number of telecommunications outlets thatwill be served. Larger cable trays should be used in areas that have high-densitytelecommunications requirements. The dimensions of the cable tray may vary toaccommodate the space available as long as the required capacity ismaintained. Capacity requirements shall be specified by NI&S. Cable trays shall not befilled greater than the NEC maximum fill for the tray selected.

C. The size of the cable tray may be incrementally decreased the further it extends awayfrom the ER/TR, depending on the specific requirements of the areas being served by thatcable tray. This is to be coordinated with NI&S.

D. There must be least 3 inches of clear space above the cable tray for aecess (6 inches ispreferable).

E. All telecommunications cable trays shall have a minimum of 12" clearance from any sortof light fixtures (incandescent, fluorescent or other).

F. No conduits, pipes, wires, threaded rod, grounding hardware or any other obstructionmay penetrate the interior area of the tray where the cables are to be routed.

G. All screws, bolts, etc. used to connect the sections of tray must be installed so that theydo not obstruct the installation of the cabling.

H. Cable trays are to be installed at the same elevation within the ceiling throughout thebuilding floor.

3.2 INSIDE CONDUIT INSTALLATION



€A. The electrical contractor will provide clean, dry and debris free conduits, to be used

solely by NI&S to provision telecommunications services.B. Conduits shall either be continuous "home-run" from the telecommunications outlet box

to the equipment room, or shall be run from the outlet box and stubbed out within 1 footof a cable tray that runs continuously to the equipment room. In the case of a renovationwhere there is no cable tray available, the conduit for the outlet box should be routed toan accessible ceiling area in the corridor.

C. The standard station-cable conduit size is 1-inch diameter minimum. The 1-inch diameter

minimum may be increased depending upon the size and number of cables to beinstalled. Minimum conduit diameter shall be determined by NI&S based on thequantity and size of cable required.

D. Perform installation of routing hardware as specified in Section 270500 includinganchoring and supports, grounding and bonding, firestop, etc. Use anchors for attachmentto surface. Use of adhesives is prohibited.

E. The contractor shall install threaded bushings on all conduit ends.F. The maximum conduit length is 30 m (100 ft.) between pull boxes or pull points, with no

more than two 90 degree bends between pull boxes or pull points.G. All conduit bends shall be sweeps with minimum bend radii as specified in the

appropriate standards. There shall be no hard 90 degree bends.H. The contractor shall provide a pull string (minimum pull strength of 200 pounds) in each

conduit. Pull strings must be tied off at both ends of the conduit to prevent loss of the pullstring.

I. All conduits from a room must be run to the same cable tray or equipment room, i.e., ifthere is more than one cable tray adjacent to a room, the conduits from a room cannot be"split" between the trays.

3.3 SURFACE METAL RACEWAY INSTALLATION

A. Place new surface metal raceway systems as shown on the project drawings.B. Perform installation of routing hardware as specified in Section 270500 including

anchoring and supports, grounding and bonding, firestop, etc. Use anchors for attachmentto surface. Use of adhesives is prohibited.

C. Collector/distribution surface raceway shall be 25' + 5' between pull-boxes. Surfaceraceway and boxes shall be upsized per fill in area.

D. Cut raceways square and ream ends to remove burs at raceway connections to outlets.E. Install raceways parallel or perpendicular to building walls, floors and ceihngs.F. When installing through false ceiling, extend raceway above top of ceiling grid to a pull

box feeder system or within 6" of the cable tray. Notch ceiling panel to size of raceway.G. Coordinate raceway runs with other trades.H. Ceiling tile shall be removed as necessary for the raceway installation and put back in

place without damaging or dirtying any of the tiles or supporting framework. Ceiling tileshall be handled with clean hands so that no fingerprints or marks are left on the tiles.The contractor is responsible for the cost of repair or replacement of any damaged ordirtied tiles or ceiling hardware.

I. Conduits feeding raceway shall be sized to accommodate the number of cables needed inthe raceway and allow for future growth. Coordinate conduit sizing with NI&S.

3.4 TELECOMMUNICATIONS OUTLETS

A. It is the responsibility of UDC to coordinate with the departments moving into thespace(s), and with NI&S, to determine the location and number of telecommunicationsoutlet boxes required in each space.



a. Unless otherwise noted, outlet boxes shall be located as follows (dimensions areabove finished floor to center line of boxes):

i. Standard telecommunications outlets: I'd"

ii. Wall-mount telephone outlets: 4'6"ill. ADA Wall mount telephone outlets: 4'0"

b. All ADA standards shall be met when applicable.c. Adjust outlet box locations so that they will be symmetrically located and not

interfere with other equipment.d. Where outlets of other types are adjacent, coordinate heights to be similar where

possible.e. Where outlets are located on masonry walls, adjust box location to set in comer

of block or brick.

f. Back to back outlet boxes are not permitted. Separate boxes a minimum of 6" instandard walls and a minimum of 2' in acoustical walls.

g. Where conflicts are noted for outlet box locations, coordinate with UDC andNI&S.

B. Support outlet boxes from building construction. Do not support from other installedsystems (e.g. ceiling support wiring, conduit or raceways).

C. Telecommunications outlet boxes that support devices for wireless access points andemergency notification reader boards will be part of the cabling design. The electricalcontractor will install conduit from the outlet box to within one foot of the cable tray, orto the ER/TR.

a. The Wireless Access Point outlet boxes should be placed in locations designatedby NI&S. The outlet boxes should be placed above accessible ceilings wherepossible. If a ceiling mount is not possible then the outlet boxes should be placed12" below the ceiling in the locations designated by NI&S.

b. Reader board outlet boxes should be placed in locations designated byOEM & VTPD. The outlet boxes should be placed below the ceilings as close aspossible to the reader board location as noted on the project drawings.

3.6 AS-BUILT DRAWINGS

A. Mark the project drawings with notations reflecting any variations from the basespecifications and drawings including as-built conduit and cable tray routing.

B. Comply with construction drawings as-built requirements as described in Section27 01 GO.


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EXTERIOR UNDERGROUND DUCTS AND RACEWAYS FOR COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

PART 1 - GENERAL

I. I RELATED DOCUMENTS

A. Drawings, Contract Forms, and Conditions of the Contract, including ConstructionManager/General Contractor (CM/GC) Agreement including Exhibits and other DivisionI Specification Sections, apply to this section.

B. UDC Standards:

a. Virginia Tech Design and Construction Standards (Revised August, 2006)

1.2 SCOPE OF WORK

A. Provide all services, labor, materials, tools, and equipment required for the complete andproper installation of exterior telecommunications pathways as called for in thesespecifications and related drawings.

B. This section includes minimum requirements and installation methods for the following:a. Building entrance conduits.b. ER/TR conduits extending from building entrance (where applicable).

1.3 QUALITY ASSURANCEA. All installation work for the new exterior telecommunications pathways shall be

performed in a neat and workmanlike manner. All methods of construction that are notspecifically described or indicated shall be subject to the control of UDC.

B. Equipment and materials shall be of the quality and manufacture indicated. Theequipment specified is based on the acceptable manufacturers listed. Where "approvedequal" is stated, equipment shall be equivalent in every way to that of the equipmentspecified and subject to approval of UDC and NI&S based on submittals provided.

C. Materials and work specified herein shall comply with the applicable requirements of:a. ANSI/NFPA 70 - National Electrical Code including, but not limited to, the

following articles:i. 314 - Gudet, Device, Pull-Boxes; Conduit Bodies; Fittings; and

Manholes

ii. 344 - Rigid Metal Conduit: Type RMCb. lEEE/NESC - Nadonal Electrical Safety Codec. NEMA Standards including, but not limited to:

i. NEMA, RNl, 1986 PVC Externally Coated Galvanized Rigid SteelConduit and Intermediate Metal Conduit

d. UL Standards including, but not limited to:i. UL 6, 1981 Rigid Metal Electrical Conduite. ANS1-C80.2, 1983 Specification for Rigid Steel Conduit, Enameled

f. ANS1/T1A-569-B - Commercial Building Standard for TelecommunicationsPathways and Spaces

g. ANSl/TIA-607 - Commercial Building Grounding and Bonding Requirementsfor Telecommunications

h. ANS1/TIA-758-A - Customer Owned Outside Plant Teleconununications

Cabling Standard (including all applicable addenda)i. BlCSl Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual

j. BlCSl Customer-Owned Outside Plant Manual

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6A. As-built drawings (as required per Section 27 01 GO)

PART 2 - MATERIALS

2.1 CONDUIT SYSTEM

A. Metallic Conduit:

a. Galvanized rigid conduit (GRC) with PVC coating (for building entrances).b. Intermediate metal conduit (IMC) or rigid steel conduit (for extending entrance

conduit).

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 CONDUIT SYSTEM PLACEMENT

A. Each building is required to have two diverse building entrances for survivability. Eachbuilding entrance must have a separate inside plant pathway to ER/TRs to be specified byNI&S. The location of these building entrances shall be determined in collaboration withNI&S and UDC.

B. Each building entrance shall consist of a minimum of two 4 inch conduits and two 2 inchconduits of IMC or rigid steel conduit extended a minimum of 10 feet from thefoundation wall or into undisturbed soil. The exact size and number of conduits requireddepends on the requirements of the building being served and shall be specified byNI&S. These conduits are solely intended for the provisioning of telecommunicationsservices by NI&S. The use of these conduits is managed and documented solely byNI&S.

C. Additional conduit shall be provisioned as required to support other services (e.g.,building control systems) that run over non-NI&S cable plant.

D. The conduit pathway within the building shall be continuous rigid or intermediate conduitin cases where the distance between the termination location and the building entrance isgreater than 15m (49ft).

E. All conduit bends will have a radius no less than nine times the internal diameter of the

conduit with a minimum radius of 36".

F. No bends wiU be greater than 90-degrees.G. No more than two 90-degree hends in a run between pulling points.


A. Mark the project drawings with notations reflecting any variations from the basespecifications and drawings including as-built conduit routing.

B. Comply with construction drawings as-built requirements as described in Section27 01 00.




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SECTION 27 11 00

COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT ROOM FTITINGS

PART 1 - GENERAL


A. Drawings, Contract Eorms, and Conditions of the Contract, including ConstructionManager/General Contractor (CM/GC) Agreement including Exhibits and other Division1 Specification Sections, apply to this section

1.2 SCOPE OF WORK

A. Provide all services, labor, materials, tools, and equipment required for the complete andproper installation of communications equipment within the Equipment Rooms (ERs) andTelecommunications Rooms (TRs) as called for in these specifications and relateddrawings.

B. This section includes minimum requirements and installation methods for the following:a. Equipment Racks and Cable Routing Hardwareh. Copper Termination Equipmentc. Fiber Termination Equipmentd. Grounding and Bonding

1.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. All installation work in the TRs and the ERs shall be performed in a neat andworkmanlike manner. All methods of construction that are not specifically described orindicated shall be subject to the control of UDC.

B. Equipment and materials shall be of the quality and manufacture indicated. Theequipment specified is based on the acceptable manufacturers Usted. Where "approvedequal" is stated, equipment shall be equivalent in every way to that of the equipmentspecified and subject to approval of NI&S based on submittals provided.

C. Materials and work specified herein shall comply with the applicable requirements of:a. ANSI/NFPA 70 - National Electrical Code (NEC) Articles 250, 300, and 645

(2014 edition of the National Electrical Code®)b. ANSI/TIA-568-C.0-2 - Generic Telecommunications Cabling for Customer

Premises- Addendum 2, General Updatesc. ANSI/TIA-568-C.l - Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling

Standard

d. ANSI/TIA-568-B.2 - Commercial Building Telecommunications CablingStandard - Part 2: Balanced Twisted-Pair Cabling Components, includingapplicable addendum

e. ANSI/TIA-568-C.3 - Optical Fiber Cabhng Components Standardf. ANSI/TIA-569-C - Commercial Building Standard for Telecommunications

Pathways and Spacesg. ANSiyTIA-604 Series - Fiber Optic Connector Intermateability Standardsi. ANSI/TIA-607 - Commercial Building Grounding and Bonding Requirements

for Telecommunications

j. BICSI Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual

1.4 ARCHriECTURAL REQUIREMENTS

A. New Telecommunications Rooms (TRs) and Equipment Rooms (ERs) shall be designedin comphance with the space, electrical, and environmental requirements of ANSETIA-569-C - Commercial Building Standard for Telecommunications Pathways and Spaces.



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Smaller spaces or enclosures shall not be acceptable without prior written approval fromNI&S.

B. Any or all functions of a TR may be provided by an ER.C. The ER and TRs shall be dedicated to the telecommunications function and related

support facilities. For security purposes, non-Nl&S systems shall not be co-located in theER and TRs. The ER and TRs shall not be shared with electrical installations other than

those supporting telecommunications. Equipment not related to the support of the ER orTRs (e.g., piping, HVAC systems, pneumatic tubing) shall not be installed in, passthrough, enter, or be stored in the ER or TRs.

D. ER and TR design, including location, should be developed in accordance with thesecurity and disaster avoidance plans of the building.

1.5 ROOM SIZE AND SPACING

A. There shall be a minimum of one TR per floor. Exceptions may be approved by NI&Swhere conditions warrant. Additional rooms shall be provided when;a. The floor area to be served exceeds 10,000 sq. ft.; orb. The horizontal cable distance from the ER/TR to the work area exceeds 90 m

(295 ft.).B. ER and TR room sizes

a. ER/TR size shall be determined by NI&S based on the size and program of thebuilding.i. The minimum ER size is 10' x 15'.

ii. The minimum TR size is 10' x 10'.

* Note: Special purpose rooms, such as laboratories, computer rooms and certaininstructional spaces, may have a varying density of eommunications outlets. "The size ofthe ER/TR serving these rooms shall be sized accordingly, as determined by NI&S.

1.6 LOCATION

A. Each ER/TR shall be located as close as practical to the center of the area served.B. ER/TR doors shall open directly onto a hallway to facilitate the movement of large

equipment and 24x7 maintenance access.C. Access through ER/TRs to other areas of the building, including electrical vaults, shall

not be permitted.D. ER/TRs should be located away from sources of electromagnetic interference. Special

attention shall be given to electrical power supply transformers, motors, generators, x-rayequipment, and radio/radar transmitters.

E. TRs on multiple floors should be stacked over/under the ER wherever practical and asclose as possible to vertical stacks. Depending on building size, there may be multipleTRs per floor. Should this be required, there will need to be multiple TR stacks.

F. ER/TRs shall be loeated as close as praetical to the location where the vertieal backbonecable pathways rise throughout the building. This requirement reduces the length andquantity of the associated pathways.

G. The ER shall not be located below grade or below the 100-year flood plain unlesspreventive measures against water infiltration are employed.

H. ER/TRs shall be positioned such that the risk of water infiltration from in-buildingsystems is minimized. Possible sources of such water infiltration include domestic watersupply and drains, fire sprinkler suppUes, roof drains, HVAC condensation and drains.

I. ER/TRs shall be positioned away from sources of high quantities of airborne particulates(e.g., dust).



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1.7 POWER

A. A separate supply circuit serving the ER shall be provided and terminated in its ownelectrical panel in the ER. The electrical panel in the ER shall be sized to meet theprojected power requirements of service to the ER and all TRs, and shall be used only toprovide power to the ERTTRs.

B. Each TR shall have an electrical panel located in the TR that is fed from the electricalpanel in the ER.

C. The electrical panel in the ER shall be connected to an emergency power system(generator).

D. Each ER and TR shall have two 30 amp 208volt circuits terminated on L6-30R at racklocation specified by NI&S. One circuit from ER or TR emergency panel and one frombuilding utility power to provide redundancy on network equipment having dual powersupplies.

E. Each equipment rack (ER and TR) will require one 20 amp 120volt receptacle (5-20R)circuit originating from emergency panel in room.

F. Device boxes shall be extended to the top of each equipment rack via flexibleconduit. Device boxes sball be mounted to a backplate which shall have accessiblescrews securing it to the rack location specified by NI&S.

G. In order to provide capacity for growth, in addition to circuits required for equipmentracks, all new electrical panels for ER/TRs will also include:a. One 20 amp 120 volt single-pole circuitb. One 20 amp 208 volt double-pole circuitc. One 30 amp 208 volt 3-phase circuit

H. Each of these circuits will be landed (terminated) on the breaker and extended intoindividual four inch junction boxes located within 12 inches of the bottom of thepanel. These junction boxes shall have blank covers with the panel and breakerinformation clearly marked.

I. In addition, identified and marked utility duplex outlets shall be placed at 6 foot intervalsaround the perimeter walls, at a height of 18 inches above the floor. Duplex utility oudetsshall be provisioned on normal building power and not tied back to the electrical panel inthe ER/TR.

1.8 EQUIPMENT BONDING AND GROUNDING

A. Grounding systems installed by or for NI&S are for NI&S use only; all other use isstrictly prohibited.

B. All stranded grounding conductors shall be insulated and color-coded (green with yellowtrace).

C. There shall be at least one grounding conductor, the Telecommunications BondingBackbone (TBB), for each riser stack. The TBB must be continuous and unbroken from

the building central grounding point through each ER/TR in the stack. Minimumgrounding conductor size is specified in the table below.

D. Virginia Tech requires that a Terminal Grounding Bar (TGB) be installed in each ER andTR and tied to the TBB. For the TGB, use a Panduit grounding bar, (part numberGB2B0312TPI-1), or equal. The TBB shall be tapped in each ER/TR and cormected tothe TGB in the ER/TR. Minimum grounding conductor size for the connection betweenthe TGB and the TBB is specified in the table below.

E. All grounding conductor terminations shall be compression crimped (no threadedcompression lugs).



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In buildings with more than one TBB, the TBBs shall be bonded together at the top floorand at a minimum of every third floor in between. Minimum grounding conductor size isspecified in the table below.

Sizing of the GroundingConductor

Length linear m (ft) Size (AWG)

less than 4 (13) 6

4-6(14-20) 4

6-8 (21-26) 3

8-10 (27-33) 2

10 - 13 (34-41) 1

13 -16 (42 -52) 1/0

16-20 (53-66) 2/0

greater than 20 (66) 3/0

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H. Provide and install Panduit RGS134 grounding strip kits for threaded rails on front leftside of each equipment rack.

I. Ground all equipment racks and building entrance protectors to the TGB using #6 groundconductor.

J. The contractor shall install Nl&S-provided labels on grounding conductors every 5-20' asrequired by the cable path.

K. The contractor shall ground all metal cable trays by connecting them to the centralbuilding grounding point per appUcable specifications.

1.9 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

A. ER/TRs typically require cooling year-round due to the heat generated bytelecommunications equipment. The HVAC system shall be capable of maintaining thetemperature between 64 degrees F and 78 degrees F in each ER/TR, with relativenon-condensing humidity maintained within the range of 30 to 50%.

B. Each ER/TR shall have its own thermostat controlhng the temperature for thatroom. Thermostat will be hard wired (no battery powered remote thermostats).

C. In some cases, the ER/TR HVAC system(s) should be on the building emergency powersystem (as determined by Nl&S).

D. A positive air pressure shall be maintained with a minimum of one air change per hour,or as required by applicable code.

E. Heat rejection specifications for each ER/TR is determined from the number oftelecommunications outlets served by each particular room and the type of equipmentused to provision services. Specific heat rejection values for ER and TRs shall becoordinated with Nl&S.

F. The preferred location for a Fan Coil Unit (FCU) is above the equipment room entry doorto minimize the impact on the usable space within the equipment room.

1.10 CONSTRUCTION

A. A minimum of one wall shall be covered with 19 mm (3/4 in.) A-C plywood, void free,2.4 m (8 ft.) high and securely fastened to the wall, capable of supporting attached

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equipment. Plywood shall be fire-rated (fire retardant) plywood. The location is to becoordinated with NI&S.

B. Lighting shall be a minimum of 500 lux (50 foot candles) measured 1 m (3 ft.) above thefinished floor, mounted 2600 mm (8.5 ft.) minimum above finished floor. NI&S requiresthat at least two lighting fixtures be installed per ER/TR. These hghts shall be installedin front and behind the telecommunication equipment rack(s). The location of thelighting fixtures is to be coordinated with NI&S. Lighting shall be controlled by one ormore switches located near the entrance door(s) to the room. Dimmer switches shall notbe used. At least one light per ER/TR shall be on the building emergency lighting circuit.

C. False ceiling shall not be provided.D. For ER/TRs, the minimum clear height in the room shall be 2.4 m (8 ft.) without

obstructions.

E. The door shall he a minimum of 0.9 m (36 in.) wide and 2 m (80 in.) high, without doorsill, hinged to open outward (codes permitting) and fitted with a lock. The doors shallhave a lever handle, store room lock, pick guard and shall be keyed to the next availablecore in the 102 series. The locks for the ER and TRs shall not be on the building masterkeys. These locks shall be incapable of remaining in an unlocked state when the key isremoved. The door shall be equipped with an auto closing device. A door sweep shall beinstalled at the bottom of the door and shall be consistent with other door sweepsthroughout the building. The fire rating of the door shall be consistent with the fire ratingof the walls of the room. On outward opening doors, the hinges shall be of the anti-tampering type. These hinges shall be consistent with and match similar mechanismsthroughout the building.

F. Floors and walls shall be finished with a static free treatment or sealed to minimize dust;finishes shall be light in color to enhance room lighting.

G. Floor loading capacity of ER/TRs shall be at least 50 Ih/sq. ft. The architect/engineershall verify that concentrations of proposed equipment do not exceed the floor loadinglimit, which may require increasing the floor loading capacity in some cases.

1.11 FIRE PROTECTION

A. The contractor shall provide fire protection to the room as required by code.B. Sprinkler heads, if required, shall be provided with wire cages to prevent accidental

operation.

1.12 PATHWAYS AND ROOM PENETRATIONS

A. The size and number of sleeves, conduits and/or cable trays used for riser andhorizontal pathways depends on the requirements of the area served. The size and numberof sleeves, conduits and/or cable trays required shall be specified by NI&S.

B. Sleeves or slots shall not be left open except during cable installation and shall beproperly firestopped per applicable codes. The inferior of all sleeves or slots shall hefirestopped in the ER/TR by The Contractor after cable installation. Red firestoppingmaterial shall be used in all cases.

C. For any multi-story building. Contractor shall provide a schematic riser diagramdepicting telecommunications infrastructure to include Outside Plant main feed, OSPredundant feed, riser conduits (noting size and quantity), cable trays and transitions fromcable trays to sleeves and a typical station cable conduit and outlet box.

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PART 2 - MATERIALS

2.1 EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS MINIMUM REQUIREMENTSA. Floor-Mount Equipment Rack

a. Ortronics Mighty Mo 6; OR-MM6716i. 84" high with 44 rack spaces (I rack space = 1-%")ii. EIA-310-D standard 5/8" 5/8" 1/2" hole pattemill. EIA channel width of 16.25" with double-sided 12/24 tapped screw

holes.

iv. Lightweight high strength aluminum construction with black finish.V. 26.25" deep base with four (4) 14" bolt down holes and equipped with

hardware for permanent mounting on concrete floor.vi. Static capacity 1500 lbs.vii. Bend radius control with integrated cable trough and waterfalls.viii. Rack installation kit.

B. Vertical Wire Management

a. Ortronics Vertical Wire Management Cage: OR-MM6VML706i. 77.18" high by 6" wide by 6.13" deep.ii. Swing out latches allow for addition/deletion of cables without affecting

adjacent cables.iii. Mounted on the front flange of Mighty Mo 6 racks when two or more are

installed in a row, on a single rack or the end of a row.iv. Creates a 2"" channel between racks for front to back routing of

equipment cables and patch cords.V. Includes all mounting brackets.

C. Vertical Grounding Strip Busbars for New Install Racks and Cabinets:a. Panduit Grounding strip for threaded rails: RGS134-1Y

i. Provides clean bond to any rack mounted equipment regardless ofwhether or not equipment has an integrated grounding terminal.

ii. Bonds full 45 RU per rack.iii. Comes in EIA Universal mounting hole pattem.iv. Complies with US and International grounding requirements.V. Busbar Installation kit.

D. Cable Traya. Cable tray shall be installed above the racks to facilitate routing of cables from

room entrance conduits.

b. Carbon steel wiremesh cable tray with electroplated zinc finish:i. 2" Deep, 12" Wide, 10" Length: Cablofil CF54/300EZ

c. Include support kits, brackets, splice kits, end caps, etc. as required for completeinstallation.

E. Plywood Backboard: W A-C fire-resistant or non-combustible plywood backboard, voidfree, 8' high.

F. Category 6 compliant Vi D-Rings and D-Rings wall-mount nominal 2" 4" or 6" asrequired.

G. Velcro cable ties for cable routing and management as required. The use of "tie-wraps" isprohibited.

H. Building Entrance Terminalsa. Circa BET: 188B1-100-25

i. ICQ pair capacityii. 25' stub in / 110 block out

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b. Circa Surge Protection Modules: 4B1S-300i. 5 PIN solid state protector module.ii. Includes PTC (positive temperature coefficient) technology. Self-

resetting current limiters which provide effective protection from 'sneakcurrent' faults.

S110 wiring block - rack mounteda. SI 10 19" Field Termination Panel (Tie to Building Entrance Protector)

i. Siemon S110A2-1OORWM

b. Siemon SI 10 19" Field Termination Panel (Copper Riser)i. Siemon S110A2-(XXX)RWM - Use (XXX) to specify 100 or 200 pah-

panels sized per project.c. 110 blocks shall possess the following characteristics:

i. Be made of flame-retardant thermoplastic, with the base consisting ofhorizontal index strips for terminating up to 25-pairs of conductors.Have detachable stand-off legs on the 100-pair base.Contain access openings for rear to front cable routing to the point oftermination.

Have termination strips on the base to be notched and divided into 5-pairincrements.

Have clear label holders with the appropriate colored inserts available forthe wiring blocks. The insert labels provided with the product shallcontain vertical lines spaced on 2-, 3-, 4- and 5-pair circuit sizes andshall not interfere with running, tracing or removing patch cords. Labelholders must be capable of mounting between each row of connectingblocks.

vi. Bases are attached to 19" panels for rack mounting with cablemanagement hardware.

vii. Have connecting blocks used for either the termination of cross-connect(jumper) wire or patch cords. All connecting blocks shall have color-coded tip and ring designation markers and be of single piececonstruction.

viii. Have connecting blocks with a minimum of 200 re-terminations withoutsignal degradation below standards compliance hmit.

ix. Support wire sizes: Solid 22-26 AWG (0.64 mm - 0.40 mm), and 7-strand wires.

b. Must be Communications Circuit Accessory Listed per UnderwritersLaboratories Standard UL 1863.

c. Meet the following performance specifications:

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Insertion Loss 0.4 dB

NEXT 43.0 dB

FEXT 35.1 dB

Return Loss 20.0 dB

All Category 6 or 6A-termination panels shall facihtate cross-connection and interconnection using modular patch cords and shall conform to EIA standard, 19-inch relayrack mounting requirements,a. Cat 6 Patch Panel -Siemon; Z6-PNL-24K



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i. Includes 24 Z-MAX™ Panel outlets.

ii. Made of lightweight, high strength steel with durable black finish in24 port lU configuration.

iii. Panel outlets feature angled IDC contact pattern to exploit the widestoutlet cross-section to minimize alien crosstalk.

iv. Have a quick release lever that allows individual outlets to be easilyremoved even in tight installations.

V. Have port identification numbers on the front of the panel.vi. Accommodate 24 ports for each rack mount space (IRMS = 44.5

mm [1.75 in.]).

V. Come equipped with integrated rear wire management system.vi. Be provided with high visibility snap-on magnifying label holders that

contain paper labels or Z-MAX icons for port identification,b. Cat 6A Shielded Patch Panel -Siemon: Z6AS-PNL-24K

i. Includes 24 shielded Z-MAX™ Panel outlets.

ii. Made of lightweight, high strength steel with durable black finish in24 port lU configuration.

iii. Panel outlets feature angled IDC contact pattern to exploit the widestoutlet cross-section to minimize alien crosstalk.

iv. Have a quick release lever that allows individual outlets to be easilyremoved even in tight installations.

V. Have port identification numbers on the front of the panel.vi. Accommodate both 24 ports for each rack mount space (IRMS = 44.5

mm [1.75 in.]).

V. Come equipped with integrated rear wire management system.vi. Be provided with high visibility snap-on magnifying label holders that

contain paper labels or Z-MAX icons for port identification.

K. Rack Mount Optical Fiber Panel/Enclostirea. Rack-mount fiber cabinet - Optical Cable Corporation (OCC): RTC2U6APB-

RS2U2T. Including (1)RS2U2T splice kiti. The rack mount optical fiber panel/enclosure shall be constructed of all

steel and equipped with either removable front and rear access to fibersor a sliding drawer to access fibers.

ii. The rack mount optical fiber panel/enclosures shall be available withlocking capabilities for security.

iii. The rack mount optical fiber panel/enclosure shall be capable ofterminating tight-buffered or loose tube optical fiber cable.

iv. The rack mount optical fiber panel/enclosure shall provide for bendradius control throughout the panel as well as storage space for slackcabling.

V. The rack mount optical fiber panel/enclosure shall provide labeling spaceto facilitate port identification according to TLA 606A standards.

vi. The panel/enclosure shall meet or exceed the performance criteria perANSI/TIA-568-C.3.

vii. The rack mount optical fiber panel/enclosure shall be equipped withoptical fiber adapter panels and corresponding pre-terminated pigtailfiber optic assemblies.

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a. Field terminated fiber eonnectors will not be accepted. Factory polished pigtailassemblies for all fiber ends must be fusion sliced to the installed cabling.

b. The multimode optical fiber adapter panels and pre-terminated pigtail fiber opticcable assemblies shall be configured with six dual port multimode SC adapters.

c. The single-mode optical fiber adapter panels and pre-terminated pigtailfiber optic cable assemblies shall be configured with six dual port single-mode SC APC adapters.

d. Fiber Adapter Panelsi. OCC 6112DSC50G - Adapter Plate, 12-port, Dual SC, 50pm lOGbE

Multimode, Composite Sleeve .ii. OCC 6112SMDSCAPC - Adapter Plate, 12-port, Dual SC, Single-

mode, Angled Polish, Ceramic Sleeve.e. Pre-Terminated Pigtails

i. OCC P5GSC12-3M - Factory Terminated Pigtail Assembly, 12-fiber50pm OM3 Color-Coded 900 pm Multimode Fiber Stock, 3 Meterlengths , Pre-Polished SC Connectors .

i. OCC P8SCAPC12-3M - Factory Terminated Pigtail Assembly, 12-fiberColor-Coded 900 pm Single-Mode Fiber Stock, 3 Meter lengths, Pre-Polished SC APC Connectors.


A. #4 and #6 AWG wire suitable for grounding application.B. All connectors and clamps shall be compression type.C. Terminals shall be solderless compression type, copper long-barrel NEMA two bolt.D. Telecommunications Bonding Backbone (TBB): Minimum No. 6 AWG insulated copper

conductor.

E. Telecommunications Main Grounding Busbar (TMGB): Minimum 6.3 mm thick x 100nun wide predrilled copper busbar with standard NEMA bolt hole sizing and spacing.

F. Telecommunications Grounding Busbar (TGB): Minimum 6 mm thick x 50 mm widepredrilled copper busbar with standard NEMA bolt hole sizing and spacing.

G. All grounding equipment shall be UL listed for that purpose.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 EQUIPMENT RACKS AND CABLE ROUTING HARDWARE INTELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOMS

A. The Equipment Rooms (ERs) and Teleeommunications Rooms (TRs) may be equippedwith some existing hardware, such as plywood backboards, grounding bus bars,equipment racks, ladder cable tray, horizontal and vertical cable management, andcopper and fiber termination equipment. Existing hardware already be in place will beshown on the project drawings.

B. Examine ERs, TRs, and verify conditions are as shown on project drawings. Providenotification in writing of conditions deviating from drawings or detrimental to propercompletion of the work.

C. Begirming of installation in the ERs and TRs indicates eontractor acceptance of existingconditions.

D. The quantity of equipment racks can vary based on the number of outlets being served byeach ER/IR. At a minimum provide and install two racks per ER/IR in new constructionprojects.a. Some renovation projects or smaller new constructions projects may require less

than two racks or wall mount type racks. Obtain approval from NI&S prior to



construction for all equipment room designs which include these types of non-standard projects.

E. The contractor shall obtain NI&S approval of the proposed equipment rack layout priorto installation.

F. All equipment racks shall be securely anchored to the concrete floor using minimum 3/8"hardware or as specified by rack manufacturer.

G. Install new vertical wire managers on each side and between all equipment racks.H. Install grounding strip on front left side of each equipment rack and bond to TMGB with

a minimum No. 6 AWG insulated copper conductor.I. Install new cable tray for cable routing in the ERs and TRs above the equipment racks.

All cable tray shall be securely anchored to the walls with support kits and brackets asspecified by manufacturer.

J. Install plywood backboard on the walls in the ERs and TRs as required for the project.All plywood backboard shall be securely anchored to the walls.

K. All new 4-pair UTP cables shall be supported using only Category 6 compliant materialsand equipment: cable tray, D-rings, and cable management hardware and shall bemanufactured to allow for installation of Category 6 cables without damaging orotherwise distorting the cable's jacket material. All cable management hardware shallallow for cables to be neatly dressed-out in the ERs and TRs.

L. Bend radius of the multi-pair copper cable shall not exceed 10 times the outside diameterof the cable during installation or at rest.

M. Place copper cables transitioning between the cable trays and cabinets or racks ina neat and orderly manner per NEC 318.11(b) requirements. Velcro tie-wrap shall beused for supporting multi-pair copper cables.

N. To reduce untwisting of pairs, maintain the twisted pair cable jacket as close as possibleto the point of termination.

O. Multi-pair Cable: Strip back only as much cable jacket as is minimally required toterminate on connecting hardware.

P. Use wiring block manufacturer's recommended tools with the proper-sized blades for allmulti-pair copper punch downs.

Q. Bend radius of the optic fiber cable shall not exceed 15 times the outside diameter of thecable during installation and 10 times the outside diameter during rest.

R. Each cable shall be individually attached to the respective splice enclosure by mechanicalmeans. The cables strength member shall be securely attached the cable strain reliefbracket in the enclosure.

S. Each fiber bundle shall he stripped upon entering the splice tray and the individual fibersrouted in the splice tray.

T. Each cable shall be clearly labeled at the entrance to the splice enclosure. Cables labeledwithin the bundle shall not he acceptable.

U. A maximum of 12 strands of fiber shall be spliced in each trayV. All spare strands shall be installed into spare splice trays.W. Fiber slack shall be neatly coiled within the fiber splice tray or enclosure. No slack loops

shall be allowed external to the fiber panel.X. Firestop all sleeves and conduit openings after the cable installation is complete.Y. All building ERs and TRs require one wall-mount telephone outlet on the plywood

backboard.

Z. The contractor shall obtain NI&S approval of the proposed hardware equipment layoutprior to installation.

AA. NI&S standard rooms have copper termination equipment in the left side rack. Starting atthe top with the building entrance tie cable 110 block (ER Only) and then the copper riser



cable 110 blocks (TRs - top position). Install 110 horizontal cable management betweeneach 110 block. Category 6 or 6A patch panels are installed below the 110 blocks.

BB. Fiber optic panels are installed near the top of the right side equipment rack leaving atleast 4 RU space below backbone fiber panels for OSP fiber panels (Installed by others).The remaining space in the ride side rack is reserved for network electronics.


A. Mount new Telecommunications Main Grounding Busbar (TMGB) on plywoodbackboard in main ER as shown on project drawings. The location for the TMGB shallbe coordinated with UDC and Nl&S.

B. Mount new Telecommunications Grounding Busbar (TGB) on plywood backboard inTRs as shown on project drawings. The location for the TGBs shall be coordinated withUDC and Nl&S.

C. Install new Telecommunications Bonding Backbone (TBB) from the TMGB in the ER tothe TGBs in the TRs as shown on project drawings. Connect the TBB to the TMGB andTGBs in accordance with TlA-607 and NEC. All grounding conductors leaving the ERand TRs shall be in a separate conduit from all communication cabling.

D. Bond all metallic surfaces of new racks, cable tray, and equipment in the TRs and ERs tothe TGB or TMGB in the same room with #6 AWG grounding wire as straight aspossible.

E. Bond all metallic raceways (conduit, cable tray, etc.) entering the TRs and ERs to theTGB or TMGB in the same room with #6 AWG grounding wire as straight as possible.

E. All grounding items shall be installed in complete compliance with Division 16 -Electrical (or CSl 2004 Division 26 - Electrical) and NEC.




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BACKBONE CABLING REQUIREMENTS

PART I - GENERAL


A. Drawings, Contract Forms, and Conditions of the Contract, including ConstructionManager/General Contractor (CM/GC) Agreement including Exhibits and other Division1 Specification Sections, apply to this section

1.2 SCOPE OF WORK

A. Provide all services labor, materials, tools, and equipment required for the complete andproper installation, splicing, and termination of new backbone cabling as called for inthese specifications and related drawings.

B. This section includes minimum requirements and installation methods for the following:a. Copper Backbone Cabhngb. Fiber Optic Backbone Cablingc. Fiber Splicesd. Factory Polished Fiber Pigtailse. Coax Backbone Cabling

1.3 QUALITY ASSURANCEA. All backbone cabling installation, splicing, and termination shall be performed in a neat

and workmanlike manner. All methods of construction that are not specifically describedor indicated shall be subject to the control of NI&S.

B. Equipment and materials shall be of the quality and manufacture indicated. Theequipment speeified is based on the aeeeptable manufacturers listed. Where "approvedequal" is stated, equipment shall be equivalent in every way to that of the equipmentspecified and subject to approval of NI&S based oh submittals provided.

C. Materials and work specified herein shall comply with the applicable requirements of:a. ANSI/NFPA 70 - National Electrical Code (NEC) Articles 250, 300, 645, and

770 (2014 edition of the National Electrical Code®)b. lEEE/NESC - National Eleetrieal Safety Codec. ANSI/TIA-568-C.0-2 - Generic Telecommunications Cabling for

Customer Premises - Addendum 2, General Updatesd. ANSI/TIA-568-C.I - Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling

Standard

e. ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.2 — Commercial Building Telecommunications CablingStandard, Part 2: Balanced Twisted Pair Cabling Components

f. ANSiyTIA-568-C.3-I - Optical Fiber Cabling Components Standardg. ANSI/TIA-569-C - Commereial Building Standard for Telecommunications

Pathways and Spacesh. ANSiyTIA-598-C - Optical Fiber Cable Color Codingi. ANSI/TIA-604-3 - FOCIS 3 Fiber Optic Connector Intermateability Standardj; ANSI/TIA-606 - Administration Standard for Telecoimnunications Infrastructure

of Commereial Buildingsk. ANSI/TIA-607 - Commereial Building Grounding and Bonding Requirements

for Telecommunications

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PART 2 - MATERIALS

2.1 INSIDE COPPER BACKBONE CABLING

A. Riser Rated Non-Plenum (CMR) Category 3 UTP, 24 AWG (Building Entrance TieCable)

a. 100-Pair

B. Riser Rated Non-Plenum (CMR) Category 3 UTP, 24 AWG (ERTTR Tie Cable)a. 25-Pair

b. 50-Pair

c. 100-Pair

C. Riser Rated Plenum (CMP) Category 3 UTP, 24 AWG (ER/TR Tie Cable)a. 25-Pair

b. 50-Pair

c. 100-Pair

2.2 INSIDE EIBER OPTIC BACKBONE CABLING

A. Riser - Indoor/Outdoor Subgrouping Hybrid 8.3/125-micron, Single-mode Optical Fiberand 50/125-micron, Multimode Optical Fiber Non Conductive Riser (OENR) Tight-Buffer Bend Tolerant Cable - OCC OC040210-05

a. The indoor optical fiber cabling shall include twenty four multi-mode & twentyfour single-mode 900-micron tight-buffered 250-micron fibers placed in a color-coded sub-unit bundles helically stranded with aramid strength elements.

b. The indoor/outdoor optical fiber cabling shall meet or exceed the performancecriteria found in ANSI/TIA-568-C.3 and be UL listed in accordance with NEC

section 770.179(a).

c. The indoor/outdoor optical fiber cables shall have sequential length markingsprinted on the cable jacket.

d. Operating temperature; -40°C to 85°Ce. Flex resistance: 2,000 cycles (TIA/EIA-455-104A)f. Crush resistance: 2,100 N/cm (TIA/EIA-455-41A)g. All single-mode and multimode fibers shall be pigtail spliced into a rack mounted

optical fiber enclosure. Field terminations will not be permitted.h. The loss of fiher shall not exceed 1.0 dB per kilometer @ 1550 nm and 1.0 dB

per kilometer @1310 nm.B. Plenum - Indoor/Outdoor Subgrouping Hybrid 8.3/125-micron, Single-mode Optical

Fiber and 50/125-micron, Multimode Optical Fiber Non Conductive Plenum (OFNP)Tight-Buffer Bend Tolerant Cable - OCC DX048KZDZ9QPa. The indoor optical fiber cables shall include twenty four multi-mode & 24 single-

mode 900-micron tight-buffered 250-micron fibers placed in a color-coded sub-unit bundles helically stranded with aramid strength elements.

b. The indoor/outdoor optical fiber cables shall meet or exceed the performancecriteria found in ANSI/TIA-568-C.3 and be UL listed in accordance with NEC

section 770.179(a).

c. The indoor/outdoor optical fiber cables shall have sequential length markingsprinted on the cable jacket.

d. Operating temperature: -40°C to 85°Ce. Impact resistance: 1,000 impacts (TIA/EIA-455-25A)f. Crush resistance: 1,500 N/cm (TIA/EIA-455-41A)g. All single-mode and multimode fibers shall be pigtail sphced into a rack mounted



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per kilometer @1310 nm.

2.3 INSIDE COAXIAL BACKBONE CABLING

A. Riser Rated Non-Plenum (CMR or CATVR) RGl 1 (Series 11), Quad Shield non-floodedcable capable of certification up to 1 GHZ.i. Commscope 4564604 I El ISSV

B. Riser Rated Plenum (CMP or CATVP) RGl 1 (Series 11), Quad Shield non-floodedcable capable of certification up to 1 GHZ.i. Commscope 4103304/10 I 2287K

C. Connectors used for terminations shall be: Thomas & Betts Ell QS Long shank hex-typecrimp Series 11 connectors. Cables and eonnectors shall be capable of certification upto 1 GHZ.

2.4 COAXIAL DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT

A. Provided and installed by NI&S after coaxial backbone cabling commissioning.

2.5 BACKBONE CABLING INSTALLATION MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, AND TOOLSA. Eumish all required materials, equipment, and tools necessary to properly complete the

backbone cabling system installation including, but not limited to: tools for pulling,splieing, and terminating the cables, mounting hardware, cable ties, bolts, anchors,clamps, hangers, kits of consumables, lubricants, communication devices, stands forcable reels, cable winches, etc.

B. Muletape: Polyester or aramid fiber.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 INSPECTION

A. Examine areas and conditions under which backbone cabling is to be installed. Providenotification, in writing, of conditions detrimental to proper completion of the work.

B. Verify field measurements and cable routing and termination conditions are as shown ondrawings. Provide notification, in writing, of conditions deviating from drawings.

C. Beginning of backbone cabling installation indicates Contractor acceptance of existingconditions.

3.2 COPPER UTP BUTT DING ENTRANCE TIE & BACKBONE CABLING INSTALLATION

A. Perform all backbone cabling installation in conformance with manufacturer'sinstallation guidelines.

B. Ensure that maximum pulling tensions of specified cables are not exceeded and cablebends maintain the proper radius during placement.

C. Failure to follow appropriate guidelines for cabling installation will require theContractor to provide, in a timely fashion, the additional material and labor necessary torectify the situation. This shall apply to any and all damages sustained to the cablesduring installation.

D. Field verify all cable measurements and install all backbone cables in such a matter as toavoid any and all mid-span splices. No mid-span splices are allowed except as specifiedand shown on project drawings.

E. Pull and secure new muletape through all conduit while pulling new backbone cable.F. The Contractor shall be responsible for all damage to the cable during placement.G. Do not roU or store cable reels without an appropriate underlay.



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I. Backbone telecommunications cabling shall be placed in dedicated pathways separatefrom horizontal and other cabling.

J. Terminate cables so as not to pull tight on terminating equipment.K. Ensure that all splice closures are properly sealed for protection of the cable and splices.L. Neatly and permanently label all backbone cables with the cable number at both ends and

at all splice locations.M. Firestop all sleeves and conduit openings after the cable installation is complete.N. Plug ends of conduit entering buildings with watertight conduit caulking compound after

cable installation is complete to ensure foreign matter does not enter the buildings.0. Test, label, and document the final backbone cable installation, including cable footages,

on the as-built drawings.

3.3 COPPER UTP BUILDING ENTRANCE TIE & BACKBONE CABLE TERMINATIONSA. Install copper UTP backbone cabling through conduit or other pathways as shown on the

drawings.B. Refer to project drawings for building specific pair count for backbone copper.C. Terminate cable pairs on SI 10 connecting blocks in each ER and TR following the

industry standard color code sequence.

3.4 FIBER BACKBONE CABLING

A. Cables shall be dressed and terminated in accordance with the recommendations made inANSI/TIA-568-C.O and/or ANSI/TIA-568-C.l, manufactiner's recommendations and

best industry practices.B. Backbone cables shall be installed separately from horizontal distribution cables.C. A plastic or nylon pull cord with a minimum test rating of 90 Kg (200 lb.) shall be co-

installed with all cable installed in any conduit.D. Where cables are housed in eonduits, the backbone and horizontal cables shall be

installed in separate conduits.E. Exposed cables must be OFNP rated if installed in an air return plenum. Riser rated

cables shall be installed in metallic conduit if installed in an air return plenum.F. Where backbone cables and distribution cables are installed in a cable tray, backbone

cables shall be installed first and bundled separately from the horizontal distributioncables.

G. Backbone cables spanning more than three floors shall be securely attached at the top ofthe cable run with a wire mesh grip and on alternating floors or as required by localcodes.

H. Vertical runs of cables shall be supported to messenger strand, cable ladder, or othermethod to provide proper support for the weight of the cable.

1. Large bundles of cables and/or heavy cables shall be attached using metal clamps and/ormetal banding to support the cables.

J. The cable's minimum bend radius and maximum pulling tension shall not be exeeeded.Refer to manufacturer's requirements.

K. Each optical fiber cable shall be individually attached to the respective enelosure bymechanical means. The cables strength member shall be securely attaehed the cable strainreUef braeket in the enelosure.

L. Each optical fiber cable shall be clearly labeled at the entrance to the enclosure. Cableslabeled within the bundle shall not be acceptable.

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M. Each fiber bundle shall be stripped upon entering the splice tray and the individual fibersrouted in the splice tray.

N. A maximum of 12 strands of fiber shall be spliced in each tray.0. All spare fiber strands shall be installed into spare splice trays.P. Fiber slack shall be neatly coiled within the fiber splice tray or enclosure. No slaek loops

shall be allowed external to the fiber panel.Q. Perform fusion splicing of multimode fiber strands on SC APC factory polished pigtails

with loss < 0.02 dB at 850 nm.

R. Perform fusion splicing of single-mode fiber strands on SC APC factory polished pigtailswith loss < 0.05 dB at 1310 nm.

S. Terminate fiber strands on connectors and in termination equipment (shelves and panels)as specified in manufacturer's color code sequence.

T. Place "Caution Fiber" tags every 5' along the fiber cable route within the FR/TR.

3.5 SAFETY

A. The contractor must comply with VT regulations for asbestos, lead, and eonfinedspaces.


A. Mark the project drawings with notations reflecting actual cable lengths and anyvariations from the base specifications and drawings including as-built cable routing.

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HORIZONTAL CABLING REQUIREMENTS

PART 1 - GENERAL


A. Drawings, Contract Eorms, and Conditions of the Contract, including ConstructionManager/General Contractor (CM/GC) Agreement including Exhibits and other Division1 Specification Sections, apply to this section

1.2 SCOPE OE WORK

A. Provide all services, labor, materials, tools, and equipment required for the complete andproper installation and termination of new horizontal "station" cabling as called for inthese specifications and related drawings.

B. The horizontal portion of the telecommunications cabling system extends from the workarea telecommunications outlet to the termination in the Telecommunications Room (TR)

or Equipment Room (ER).C. This section includes minimum requirements and installation methods for the following:

a. Copper Horizontal Cablingb. Work Area Eaceplatesc. Copper Modular Jacksd. Coaxial Horizontal (Drop) Cabling

1.3 QUALITY ASSURANCEA. All horizontal "station" cable installation and termination shall be performed in a neat

and workmanlike manner. All methods of construction that are not specifically describedor indicated shall be subject to the control of UDC & NI&S.

B. Equipment and materials shall be of the quality and manufacture indicated. Theequipment specified is based on the acceptable manufacturers listed. Where "approvedequal" is stated, equipment shall be equivalent in every way to that of the equipmentspecified and subject to approval of NI&S based on submittals provided.

C. Materials and work specified herein shall comply with the applicable requirements of:a. ANSI/NEPA 70 - National Electrical Code including, but not limited to, the

following articles:i. 300 - Wiring Methodsii. 645 - Information Technology Equipmentiii. 725 - Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 Remote Control, Signaling, and

Power-Limited Circuits

iv. 770 - Optical Eiber Cables and RacewaysV. 800 - Communications Circuits

b. ANSI/TIAyEIA-568-C.0-2 - Generic Telecommunications Cabling forCustomer Premises - Addendum 2, General Updates ,

c. ANSl/TIA-568-C.l - Commercial Building TelecommunicationsCabling Standard

d. ANSI/TIA-568-B.2 - Commercial Building TeleconununicationsCabling Standard - Part 2: Balanced Twisted-Pair Cabling Components,including applicable addendum

e. ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.3-1 — Optical Eiber Cabling ComponentsStandard

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1.4 SUBMITTALS

A. As-built drawings (as required per Section 27 01 GO)

PART 2 - MATERIALS

2.1 COPPER HORIZONTAL CABLING

A. Category 6, 4-Pair Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Indoor Cablinga.

b.

c.

Siemon System 6 Riser Cable 9C6R4-E3-02-R(X)A, White Sheath Color. (X-Indicates Payout System - Contractor may use Reelex or Reel).Siemon System 6 Plenum Cable 9C6P4-E3-06-R(X)A, Blue Sheath Color. (X-Indicates Payout System - Contractor may use Reelex or Reel).Riser and Plenum rated cable characteristics and specification are as follows:i. Jacket features reverse sequential numbering.ii. Round jacket.iii. Center isolation member reduces NEXT loss by limiting pair-to-pair

contact.

iv. Be available in both 1000' reelex boxes and 1000' reels.

V. ISO/EEC 11801:2002 (Category 6), ANSLTIA 568-C.2 - 2009, ULCMR/CMP and CSA FT4/FT6 standards compliant.

vi. Transmission performance verified by UL.vii. RoHS compliant.viii. Meet the following electrical specifications:

DC Resistance <9.38 n/lOOm

DC Resistance Unbalanced 5%

Mutual Capacitance 5.6 nP/lOOm

Capacitance Unbalanced <330 pF/lOOm

Characteristic Impedance (ohms) 1-100 MHz; 100+ 15%

100-520 MHz: 100 ± 22%

NVP CMP - 70% CMR - 65%

LCL 30-10Log(f/100)dB

Delay Skew < 35ns/100m

B. Category 6A, 4-Pair Foil over Unshielded Twisted Parr (F/UTP) Indoor Cablinga. Siemon System 6A Riser Cable 9A6R4-A5-05-R1A, Yellow Sheath Color.

(Available Payout System - Reel).b. Siemon System 6A Plenum Cable 9A6P4-A5-06-R1A, Blue Sheath Color.

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c. Riser and Plenum rated cable characteristics and specification are as follows;i. Round cable jacket available in both CMR and CMP options with a

nominal cable O.D. of less than or equal to 7.37mm (0.290 in.).Have a construction comprised of 4-pairs of 23AWG solid bare copperconductors utilizing a center isolation member to maintain pair geometryfor optimal NEXT performance.Have a Mylar tape surrounding the cable pairs with a drain wire with analuminum foil tape surrounding the drain wire.Have a rip cord installed under the jacket for jacket removal.Be available in both 1000' and 3000' reels.

ISO/TEC 1180IEd 2.2, lEC 61156-5 Ed 2.0, ANSI/TIA 568-C.2, ULCMR/CMP and CSA Fr4/FT6 standards compliant.Transmission performance verified by UL.RoHS compliant.Meet the following electrical specifications:

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DC Resistance Unbalanced 5%

Mutual Capacitance 5.6 nF/lOOm

Capacitance Unbalanced <330 pF/lOOm

Characteristic Impedance (ohms) 1 <f< 100: 100+ 15%

100<f<750; 100 ±22%

NVP CMP - 72% CMR - 68%

LCL 30-10Log(f/100)dB

Delay Skew (ns) <45

2.3 COAXIAL HORIZONTAL CABLING AND CONNECTORS

A. Coaxial RG-6, Quad Shield capable of certification up to 1 GHZ.a. Inside Rated (CM or CATV), White Sheath Color,

i. General Cable C5 889.41.02

b. Plenum Rated (CMP or CATVP), White Sheath Color,i. General Cable C3525.4L86

c. Connectors used for terminations shall be: Thomas and Betts Snap-N-Seal 360-degree true radial compression connectors. Hex-crimp connectors will not beaccepted. Cable and connectors shall be capable of certification up to 1 GHZ.

2.4 WORK AREA FACEPLATES

A. Double Gang, Stainless Steel CT-Style Faceplate for Category 6 Optiona. Siemon CT-8-FP-SS-L

i. Allow couplers to be removed from the front of the faceplate.

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iii. Have write-on designation labels for circuit identification together with aclear plastic cover.

iv. Easily removable designation label covers which can be removedwithout use of tools.

V. Have optional modular furniture adapters available.

vi. Must be Communications Circuit Accessory Listed per UnderwritersLaboratories Standard UL 1863.

B. Double Gang, Stainless Steel MAX-Style Faceplate for Category 6A Optiona. Siemon MX-FP-S-06-SS-L

i. Outlet to be 6-port double-gang configuration.ii. Allow modules to be removed from the front of the faceplate.iii. Allow UTP modules to pass through faceplates even after termination.iv. Have write on designation labels for circuit identification together with a

clear plastic cover.V. Feature easily removable designation label covers which can be removed

without use of tools.

vi. Have optional modular furniture adapters available.vii. Faceplate to be stainless steel versions with designation label option.viii. Must be certified by Underwriters Laboratories to United States

Standards.

2.5 COPPER MODULAR JACKS

A. Category 6, 8-Position, 8-Conductor UTP Outleta. Siemon CT6 Coupler CT-C6-XX (XX-Indicates outlet Color Coordinate

with Architect and UDC prior to ordering for project)i. Be available in black, white, red, gray, yellow, blue, green,

orange, ivory, bright white, light ivory and alpine white.ii. Have available a gravity-feed (45 degree angled) design with

angled shroud to protect connection and help control patch cordbend radius.

iii. Utilizes TRI-BALANCF^" technology with optimized pairbalance design and Unear crosstalk response to addressapplications up to 250 MHz.

iv. Have 310 style insulation displacement connectors with quadrantpair isolation and a Pyramid'''" wire entry system.

V. Allow termination with a single conductor impact tool.vi. Modules should feature category markings on front and rear of

outlet.

vii. Be backwards compatible to allow lower performing categoriesof cables or connecting hardware to operate to their full capacity.

viii. Have rear protective strain relief caps with side or rear entry,which can be installed onto cable before or after termination.

ix. Support industry standards for T568A or T568B wiring optionson each individual outlet.

X. Be removable from the front with the faceplate mounted inplace.

xi. Must have a hinged door option on angled version for areashaving excessive airborne contaminants.

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xii. Provide color-coded snap-in icons available for circuitidentification.

xiii. Be constructed of high impact, flame-retardant thermoplastic.xiv. Allow for a minimum of 200 terminations without signal

degradation below standards compliance limits.XV. Must be certified by Underwriters Laboratories to United States

Standards.

B. Category 6A, 8-Position, 8-Conductor FAJTP Outleta. Siemon Z-Max Shielded Outlet Z6A-S(XX) (XX-Indicates Outlet Color -

Coordinate with Architect and UDC prior to ordering for project).i. Exceed category 6A component compliance through the frequency range

of 1 to 250MHz with usable bandwidth to 500MHz.

ii. Provide full integration of cable shielding through the terminationprocess of the outlet.

ill. Be available in black, white, red, gray, yellow, blue, green, orange, ivory,bright white, hght ivory and alpine white,

iv. Universal design allows the same outlet to be mounted in flat or angledorientation.

V. Terminate with a Siemon Z-tool to ensure fast and simple terminations.vi. Have an available spring door allowing one handed operation.vii. Have a lacing module that offers linear lacing and zero-cross

termination, which eliminates pair crossing.viii. Have available termination tool included with each box of 20 outlets

ix. Be backwards compatible to allow lower performing categories of cablesor connecting hardware to operate to their full capacity.

X. Support industry standards for T568A or T568B wiring options on eachindividual outlet.

xi. Allow installation from the front or rear of the faceplate, and allow forthe jack to pass through the faceplate without re-termination.

xii. Provide color-coded, snap-in icons available for circuit identification.xiii. Allow for a minimum of 5 terminations without signal degradation below

standards compliance limits.xiv. Have a bezel constructed of high impact, glass reinforced nylon.XV. Have, as an option, an outlet, which can be mounted into an EEC 60603-7

compliant opening (keystone),xvi. Must be certified by Underwriters Laboratories to United States

Standards.

2.6 INSTALLATION MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, AND TOOLSA. Furnish all required materials, equipment, and tools necessary to properly complete the

horizontal copper and CATV coaxial cabling system installation including, but notlimited to: tools for pulling and terminating the cables, mounting hardware, Velcro cableties (plastic tie wraps will not be accepted), bolts, anchors, clamps, hangers, kits ofconsumables, lubricants, communication devices, stands for cable reels, cable wenches,

etc.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 INSPECTION



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A. Examine areas and conditions under which horizontal cable is to be installed. Provide

notification, in writing, of conditions detrimental to proper completion of the work.B. Verify cable routing and termination conditions are as shown on drawings. Provide

notification, in writing, of conditions deviating from drawings.C. Beginning of horizontal cable installation indicates Contractor acceptance of existing

conditions.

3.2 HORIZONTAL CABLING INSTALLATION

A. Install faceplates and copper jacks at each work area outlet location as indicated on theproject drawings. Place the jacks in the faceplates beginning with position A and placingthe copper jacks before the CATV coaxial adapter jacks. Place blank covers in the unusedopenings on each faceplate. Faceplates shall be secured with mechanical fasteners.Adhesive fasteners shall not be allowed.

B. Unless otherwise noted on project drawings, each portal (station location) will be fedwith one Cat 6 or Cat 6A cable as directed per project design.

C. Each Wireless Access Point will be fed with two Cat 6 or Cat 6A cables as directed perproject design.

D. Each Message Board will be fed with one Cat 6 or Cat 6A cable as directed per projectdesign.

E. Each Indoor Emergency Phone will be fed with one Cat 6 or Cat 6A cable as directed perproject design.

F. Copper cabling to Outdoor Emergency Phone locations will be provided by NI&S.G. Install copper cable from each work area outlet location indicated on the drawings to the

nearest TR or ER as indicated on the project drawings.H. Perform all horizontal cable installation in conformance with manufacturer's installation

guidelines.I. Ensure that maximum pulling tensions of specified cables are not exceeded and cable

bends maintain the proper radius during placement.J. For outlet locations in walls, floor, and overhead, the horizontal cable distribution design

uses eonduit or surface raceway to the oudet location with conduit, surface raceway,and/or eable tray in the ceiling space to the TR or ER. Coordinate as neeessary withelectrical contractor for placement of horizontal cable pathways and outlet boxes.

K. Horizontal telecommunications cabling shall be placed in dedicated pathways separatefrom backbone and other cabling.

L. All horizontal cabling terminating within a single faceplate must be routed to andterminated in the same ER or TR.

M. Install new Poly line in all conduits while pulling in new horizontal cables.N. Ceiling tile shall be removed as necessary for the cable installation and put back in place

without damaging or dirtying any of the tiles or supporting framework. Ceiling tile shallbe handled with elean hands so that no fingerprints or marks are left on the tiles. Thecontractor is responsible for the cost of repair or replacement of any damaged or dirtiedtiles or ceiling hardware.

O. For eable penetration of ceiling tiles, the holes must be plaeed along the ceiling tile edge.P. All cables in the eeiling space:

a. Shall be supported in eonduit or in the cable tray and shall not droop or hangoutside of cable tray.

b. Shall not be run "wild" (unsupported by conduit or cable tray) for distancesgreater than six inches.

c. Shall not be attached to the suspended ceiling structure or laid directly on theceiling grid as a means of support.

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d. Shall not be supported by or attached by any means to fire sprinkler heads ordelivery systems, any environmental sensor, or the exterior of any conduit orraceway.

e. Shall be routed at right angles to the electrical power circuits where the cable isnot enclosed in conduit or in cable tray.

Q. The total length of any horizontal station cable from the jack location to the equipmentroom termination panel shall not exceed 90 meters.

R. Maintain the following clearances from EMI sources:a. Unshielded power hnes or equipment less than or equal to 5 kVA near cable in

open or non-metal pathway: 12".b. Unshielded power hnes or equipment greater than 5 kV A near cable in open or

non-metal pathway: 24".c. Unshielded power hnes or equipment less than or equal to 5 kVA near cable in

grounded metal pathway: 6".d. Unshielded power hnes or equipment greater than 5 kVA near cable in grounded

metal pathway: 12".e. Power hnes enclosed in grounded metal conduit less than or equal to 5 kVA near

cable in grounded metal pathway: 3".f. Power hnes enclosed in grounded metal conduit greater than 5 kVA near cable in

grounded metal pathway: 6".g. Fluorescent fixtures near cable in open or non-metal pathway: 12".h. Fluorescent fixtures near cable in grounded metal conduit: 6".i. Motors or transformers near cable in non-metal pathway: 48".j. Motors or transformers near cable in grounded metal pathway: 36".

S. Manage slack to avoid excess cable or kinking.T. Do not splice or bridge tap the cable.U. All cables shall be tied and dressed neatly with a minimum bend radius of 10 times the

cable diameter. Provide necessary hardware to maintain proper bend radius at comers.V. All cables shall be firmly held in place. Fastenings and supports shall be adequate to

support loads with ample safety factors.W. Where cable hes or other fastening devices are utilized, the Contractor shall ensure that

the cables are not deformed by over tightening. Mechanical cable tie installation toolsare not allowed. The use of Velcro-type cable ties is required. Plastic ties will not beaccepted.

X. Failure to foUow appropriate guidelines for cable installation will require the Contractorto provide, in a timely fashion, the additional material and labor necessary to rectify thesituation. This shall apply to any and all damages sustained to the cables duringinstallation.

Y. The Contractor shall be responsible for all damage to the cable during placement.Z. Cables with jackets that are chaffed or burned exposing intemal conductor insulation or

have any bare copper (shiners) shall be replaced.AA. Do not roll or store cable reels without an appropriate underlay.BB. Neatly and permanently label all horizontal cables with the cable number at both ends.CC. Firestop all sleeves and conduit openings after the cable installation is complete.DD. Test, label, and document final horizontal cable installation including outlet numbering

on as-built drawings.

EE. Remove existing cable and terminations that will no longer be used as specified andshown on project drawings. Coordinate as necessary with electrical contractor forremoval of existing horizontal cable pathways and outlet boxes.



3.3 COPPER CABLE TERMINATION

A. At the work area outlet and the jack panel in the ER/TR, terminate all pairs of the eachcopper horizontal cable on the Jack with TIA T568B pin-pair assignments.

B. All un-used Category 6 or Category 6A jack inserts packaged with the jack panels in theER/TR are to be left in the manufacturer's original packaging and attached to the rack orwire manager for future cabling installations.

C. Terminate all pairs of each copper horizontal cable.D. All cables shall be terminated so as not to pull tight on the terminating equipment.E. Do not untwist cable pairs more than 0.5 inches when terminating.

3.4 COAXIAL HORIZONTAL CABLING

A. All drops are to be home-run from the nearest TR/ER to the face plate with no dropsplitters or amplifiers to be used.

B. Drop connectors shall be compression type as listed in the previous section "Part 2 -Products" above. "Hex-crimp" connectors are not allowed.

C. Connector type is to be determined by the jacket material of the cable being terminated.


A. Mark the project drawings with notations reflecting actual cable outlet numbering andany variations from the base specifications and drawings.

B. Comply with Construction Drawings AS-BUILT Requirements in Section 27 01 GO.

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SECTION 27 17 00

TESTING, IDENTIFICATION AND ADMINISTRATION

PART I - GENERAL

1.1 RELATED DOCLnVIENTS

A. Drawings, Contract Forms, and Conditions of the Contract, including ConstructionManager/General Contractor (CM/GC) Agreement including Exhibits and other DivisionI Specification Sections, apply to this section

1.2 SCOPE OF WORK

A. Provide all services, labor, materials, tools, and equipment required for complete andproper testing, certification, identification, and administration of the installedtelecommunications cabling as called for in these specifications and related drawings.

B. This section includes minimum requirements and installation methods for the following:a. Copper Cable Testing and Testersb. Fiber Optic Cable Testing and Testersc. Labels and Labelingd. Documentation

C. NI&S will provide the outlet numbers (H-Links) to the Contractor upon request. TheContractor must request this information at least four weeks prior to installing horizontalcabling. Requests for H-Links should be made through the UDC Project Manager.


A. All testing procedures and testers shall comply with applicable requirements of;a. ANSI/TIA-568-C.0-2 - Generic Telecommunications Cabling for

Customer Premises - Addendum 2, General Updates

b. ANSI/TIA-568-C. I - Commercial Building Telecommunications CablingStandard

c. ANSI/TIA-568-B.2 - Commercial Building Telecommunications CablingStandard - Part 2: Balanced Twisted-Pair Cabling Components, includingapplicable addendum

d. ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.3-I - Optical Fiber Cabling Components Standarde. TIA-455 Series - Fiber Optic Test Proceduresf. TIA-526 Series - Optic Fiber Systems Test Proceduresg. TSB 140-04 - Additional Guidelines for Field-Testing Length, Loss and Polarity

of Optical Fiber Cabling SystemsB. Identification and administration work shall comply with applicable requirements of:

a. ANSI/TIA-568-C.0-2 - Generie Telecommunications Cabling forCustomer Premises - Addendum 2, General Updates

b. ANSI/TIA-568-C.I - Commercial Building Telecommunications CablingStandard

c. ANSI/TIA-568-B.2 - Commercial Building Telecommunications CablingStandard - Part 2: Balanced Twisted-Pair Cabling Components, includingapphcable addendum

d. ANSI/TIA-568-C.3-1 - Optical Fiber Cabling Components Standarde. ANSI/TIA-569-A - Commercial Building Standard for Telecommunications

Pathways and Spacesf. ANSI/TIA-598-A - Optieal Fiber Cable Color Codingg. ANSiyTIA-606 - Administration Standard for Telecommunications Infrastructure

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1.4 SUBMITTALS

A. Test reportsB. As-built drawings (as required per Section 270100)

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PART 2 - MATERIALS

2.1 MULTI-PAIR BACKBONE CABLING AND CATEGORY 6 TESTING

A. All category 6 field-testing shall be performed by The Contractor with an approved levelIII balanced twisted-pair field test device.

B. All multi-pair UTP backbone cables shall be 100% tested by The Contractor forcontinuity.

C. Category 6 balanced twisted-pair horizontal cables shall be 100 percent tested accordingto ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.L Test parameters include wire map plus ScTP shieldcontinuity (when present), length, NEXT loss (pair-to-pair), NEXT loss (power sum),ELEEXT loss (pair-to-pair), ELFEXT loss (power sum), return loss, insertion loss,propagation delay, and delay skew.a. Test Equipment Criteria

i. All balanced twisted-pair field testers shall be factory calibrated eachcalendar year by the field test equipment manufacturer as stipulated bythe manuals provided with the field test unit. The calibration certificateshall be provided for review prior to the start of testing.

Autotest settings provided in the field tester for testing the installedcabling shall be set to the default parameters.

Test settings selected from options provided in the field testers shall becompatible with the installed cable under test.

b. Provide the following 4-connector guaranteed channel performance:

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Parameter

UTP Cat 6 Cable System Perlormance

too MHz 200 MHz 250 MHz 350 MHz 550 MHz

Insertion Loss (dB) 19.6 28.7 32.6 36.1 51.3

NEXT Loss (dB) 47.3 42.8 41.3 40.1 36.2

PSNEXT Loss (dB) 45.3 40.8 39.3 38.1 34.2

ACR (dB) 27.7 14.1 8.8 4.0 -15.1

PSACR (dB) 25.7 12.1 6.8 2.0 -17.1

ACR-F (dB) 30.8 24.8 22.8 21.3 16.0

PS ACR-F (dB) 28.8 22.8 20.8 19.3 14.0

Return Loss (dB) 22.5 21.0 20.5 20.1 18.8

Propagation Delay (ns) 517.6 516.5 516.3 516.1 515.5



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2.2 CATEGORY 6A TESTING

A. All 500 MHz category 6A field-testing shall be performed by The Contractor with anapproved level 11 le balanced twisted-pair field test device.

B. All multi-pair UTP backbone cables shall be 100% tested by The Contractor forcontinuity.

C. 500 MHz Category 6A balanced twisted-pair horizontal and backbone cables shall be 100percent tested according to ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.l. Test parameters include wire mapplus F/UTP (ScTP) shield continuity (when present), length, NEXT loss (pair-to-pair),NEXT loss (power sum), ELFEXT loss (pair-to-pair), ELFEXT loss (power sum), returnloss, insertion loss, propagation delay, and delay skew.

a. Test Equipment Criteriai. All balanced twisted-pair field testers shall be factory calibrated each

calendar year by the field test equipment manufacturer as stipulated bythe manuals provided with the field test unit. The calibration certificateshall be provided for review prior to the start of testing.

ii. Autotest settings provided in the field tester for testing the installedcabling shall be set to the default parameters.

iii. Test settings selected from options provided in the field testers shaU becompatible with the installed cable under test.

b. Provide the following 4-connector guaranteed channel performance:

Parameter

UTP Cat 6A Cable System Performance

100 MHz 200 MHz 250 MHz 300 MHz 400 MHz 500 MHz 550 MHz 625 MHz 700 MHz

Insertion Loss (dB) 19.8 29.0 32.8 36.4 43.0 48.9 51.8 55.8 62.3

NEXT Loss (dB) 44.3 39.8 38.3 37.1 35.3 33.8 33.2 32.4 31.2

PSNEXT Loss (dB) 42.3 37.8 36.3 35.1 33.3 31.8 31.2 30.4 29.2

ACR (dB) 24.5 II 10.8 5.5 .07 -7.8 -15.1 -18.6 -23.5 -31.1

PSACR (dB) 22.5 8.8 3.5 -1.3 -9.7 -17.1 -20.6 -25.5 -33.1

ACR-F (dB) 27.8 21.8 19.8 18.3 15.8 13.8 13.0 11.9 10.3

PS ACR-F (dB) 24.8 18.8 16.8 15.3 12.8 10.8 10.0 8.9 7.3

Return Loss (dB) 20.1 1 18 17.3 16.8 15.9 15.2 14.9 14.5 14.0

Propagation Delay (ns) 538.0 1 537.0 536.0 536.0 536.0 536.0 536.0 535.0 535.0



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2.2 OPTICAL FIBER CABLE TESTERS

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Field test instruments for multimode fiber cabling shall meet the requirements ofANSI/TLVEIAA-526-I4-A.

Field test instruments for single-mode fiber cabling shall meet the requirements ofANSI/TIAyEIAA-526-7.

Multimode Light Sourcea. Meet the launch requirements of ANSI/TIA-455-78B achieved within the field

test equipment or by use of an external mandrel wrap (as described in clause 6.4of ANSiyTIA-568-C.O) with a Category 1 light source.

b. Provide stabilized 850 nm and 1300 nm +!- 20 nm wavelength LED light source.c. Spectral width of sources shall be < 50 nm of 850 nm wavelengths and < 140

nm for 1300 nm wavelengths.d. Output of light source shall be 8 MW for 62.5 or 50 pm core optical fiber as

appropriate.e. Output stability +!- 0.40 dB from 0 to 50 degrees C.f. Long term output stability +!- 0.10 dB at 25 degrees C.g. Connector types shall include: SC.Single-mode Light Sourcea. Provide stabilized 1310 nm and 1500 nm +/- 20 nm wavelength Laser light

source.

b. Output stability +!- 0.40 dB from 0 to 50 degrees C.c. Long term output stability -(-/- 0.10 dB at 25 degrees C.d. Connector types shall be SC APC.

E. Optical Power Meter

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Calibrated against National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)standard.

Provide 850 nm, and 1300 nm +/- 20 nm selectable wavelength test capability.Measurement range from 10 to -60 dBm.Accuracy +/- 5% at 0 to 50 dBm.Accuracy +!- 10% 10 to 0 dBm and -50 to -60 dBm.Resolution 0.01 dB.

g. Connector types shall include: SC .Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR)

Dual selectable wavelength: 850/1300 nm for multimode.Dual selectable wavelength: 1310/1550 nm for single-mode.Selectable Cable Index of Refraction.

Visual fault locator for continuity checks and dead zone fault location.Front display and printer connection for hard-copy documentation.Equipped with laimch jumper cable of sufficient length to offset entry "deadzone".

Connector types shall include: SC and SC APC.

2.3 LABELS

A. Faceplate labels shall be printed and supplied by the Contractor with a Dymo ElectronicLabelmaker 5000 or equivalent with prior approval from Nl&S.



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C. Labels for cable marking: vinyl substrate with a white printing area and a clear "tail" thatself laminates the printed area when wrapped around the cable. If cable jacket is white,provide cable label with printing area that is any other color than white, so that the labelsare easily distinguishable.

D. Pre-printed labels shall meet legibility, defacement, exposure and adhesion requirementsofUL969.

E. Hand written labels are not allowed.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 COPPER CABLE TESTING

A. Test 100% of installed backbone copper cabling for:a. Wire Mapb. Length

B. Perform the following Permanent Link tests for 100% of installed Category 6 andCategory 6A horizontal cabhng as descrihed in ANSI/TIA-568-C.l, Section 6.3 andANSI/TIA-568-B.2,

Annex E:

a. Wire Maph. Lengthc. Insertion Loss

d. Pair-To-Pair NEXT Loss

e. Propagation Delayf. Delay Skew

C. Perform the following Permanent Link tests for 100% of installed Category 6 andCategory 6A horizontal copper cahhng as descrihed in ANSI/TIA-568-C.O, Section 6.3and ANSI/TIA-568-B.2 Annex E:

a. PSNEXT Loss

b. Pair-To-Pair ELFEXT

c. PSELFEXT

d. Return Loss

D. Cross-connects from horizontal to hackhone cabling will not be in place for these tests.E. The wire map test shall verify pair to pin termination at each end and check for

connectivity errors. The wire map shall indicate the following for each of the eightconductors:

a. Continuity to the remote endb. Shorts between any two or more conductorsc. Reversed pairsd. Split pairse. Transposed pairsf. Any other miswiring

E. The maximum length of the permanent link for horizontal cable shall be 90 meters.Shorten any cable runs as required at no additional cost to the project.

G. Replace and or repair cable and terminations as necessary to assure 100% passingperformance specifications.

H. Final testing shall be scheduled and conducted in the presence of the NI&S & cablemanufacturer's representative as specified in Section 270100.

I. Submit electronic and printed test results reports for each multi-pair backbone coppercable to NI&S (through the UDC PM).



GJ. Submit electronic and printed test results reports for each copper cabling permanent link

to both NI&S (through the UDC PM) and horizontal copper system manufacturer perSiemon Structured Cabling System warranty requirements.

3.2 OPTICAL FIBER CABLE TESTING

A. Test all installed fiber optic strands after splicing and termination with an OTDR (OpticalTime-Domain Reflectometer) per TIA-455-61 and TSB-140:a. End-to-end bi-directional signature trace with fault finding, connection point

reflections, fiber bend, pressure point locations, etc.b. One wavelength, 1300 nm for multimode strands.c. One wavelength, 1550 nm for single-mode strands.d. Multimode fiber connector losses < 0.5 dB at 850 nm.

e. Single-mode fiber connector losses < 0.2 dB at 1310 nm.f. Multimode fiber splice losses < 0.3 dB at 850 nm.g. Single-mode fiber splice losses < 0.2 dB at 1310 nm.h. Localized attenuation shall not exceed 0.5 dB at any point.

B. Test link attenuation of all installed fiber optic strands after splicing and termination inaccordance with ANSI/TIA-568-C.O, Section 6.4 and Annex E, and TSB-140.

a. One direction with an optical light source and an optical power meter.b. Test at two wavelengths to account for attenuation differences due to

wavelength;i. 850 nm and 1300 nm for multimode strands

ii. 1310 nm and 1550 nm for single-mode strandsc. Test multimode strands in accordance with TIA-526-14-A, Method B, One

Reference Jumper.d. For multimode strands, wrap reference jumper around mandrel to remove high-

order mode transient losses as specified in ANSI/TIA-568-C.O, Section 6.4,Table 3.

e. Test Single-mode strands in accordance with TIA-526-7, Method A.l, OneReference Jumper.

f. The total attenuation budget for each fiber cable length (end-to-end) shall equalthe allowed attenuation for the fiber (0.2 dB per km times the length in km) plusthe attenuation for each splice and connector. For example, a cable length of 3km with 1 splice and 2 connectors would have an attenuation budget of (3 km x0.2 dB/km) + (I x 0.2 dB) -H (2 x 0.2 dB) = 1.2 dB.

D. Fibers that are broken or damaged shall be replaced at no cost to VT and replaced fiberoptic cables shall be re-tested.

E. Final testing shall be scheduled and conducted in the presence of the NI&S and cablemanufacturer's representative as specified in Section 27 01 00.

F. Submit electronic and printed OTDR test results reports for each fiber optic cable strandto both NI&S (through the UDC PM) and fiber system manufacturer per OCC fiberwarranty requirements.

3.3 HORIZONTAL CABLE IDENTIFICATION AND LABELING:

A. Neatly and permanently label all copper and fiber optic cables with the cable number atboth ends within 2" of termination end.

B. NI&S provided standard outlet numbers (H-Links) are to be used for labeling faceplates,110-blocks, patch panels, and fiber terminations.




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A. Mark the project drawings with notations reflecting any variations from the basespecifications and drawings including as-built numbering for the outlets on thefloorplans.

B. As-built drawings must include the NI&S provided H-Link outlet information asdescribed in this Section.

C. Comply with Construction Drawings AS-BUILT Requirements as described in Section27 01 GO.




oSECTION 10 17 16

EMERGENCY TELEPHONE ENCLOSURES

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. A number of "push-to-talk" emergency phones may he located within the project limitsThe number and location of the phones is determined by the Office of EmergencyManagement and the VT Police Department. The physical requirements for theinfrastructure to support the phones are found on the attached drawings and in the ■following specifications.

B. Equipment and materials used shall he standard components that are manufactured andavailable for purchase as standard replacement parts as long as the product iscommercially available from the manufacturer.


A. All tower installation, configurations, setup, program and related work shall he performedby electronic technicians thoroughly trained by the manufacturer in the installation andservice of the equipment provided.

B. The tower shall he warrantied against any defects in material and workmanship undernormal use for a period of five (5) years from date of installation, provided thatmanufacturer receives a completed "Installation Certification" certifying the date onwhich the system has been installed. An "Installation Certification" card shall heenclosed with every unit. In the event that no "Installation Certification" is received bymanufacturer, the five (5) years will commence on the date of shipment by themanufacturer.

C. The blue light and faceplate light shall he warrantied against any defects in material andworkmanship under normal use for a period of twenty-four (24) months from date ofinstallation, provided that manufacturer receives a completed "Installation Certification"certifying the date on which the system has been installed. An "Installation Certification"card shall he enclosed with every unit. In the event that no "Installation Certification" isreceived by manufacturer, the twenty four (24) months will commence on the date ofshipment by the manufacturer.

1.3 CERTIFICATIONS AND STANDARDS

A. The tower (Talk-A-Phone model: ETP-MT) as an assembly shall be certified to:a. UL Std 60950-1

B. The included LED blue light (Talk-A-Phone model: ETP-EL or ETP-EL12/24) shall becertified to:

a. UL Std 1598

b. CSA Std C22.2 No. 250.0

PART - 2 PRODUCTS

2.1 GENERAL

A. The tower shall:

a. Consist of a highly vandal-resistant free-standing steel emergency phone towermount with an integrated flashing LED blue light. Have an integrated LEDfaceplate light, mounted directly above the phone faceplate.

2.2 HARDWARE

A. The tower shall:



a. Be constructed of 0.25" thick steel and weigh approximately 300 lbs.b. Measure:

i. Tower only: 10" W x 8" D x 108" H, with a 0.5" radius on each comer.ii. Tower and Blue Light: 10" W x 8" D x 114" H.

c. Utilize a high-gloss, multi-coat, corrosion-inhibitive coating that shall be appliedto withstand prolonged exposure to hard environments.i. Tower shall be sandblasted to SSPC-6 standards before a 2-3 mil layer of

mst-inhibitive primer is applied.ii. Tower shall be hand sanded for smoothness before a second 2-3 mil

layer of primer is applied.iii. Tower shall have a 2-3 mil layer of dark bronze color coat applied.iv. Tower shall have a 1-2 mil layer of clear coat applied.

B. The tower base plate shall:a. Be 2.0" above the tower base.

b. Be constmcted of 0.75" thick A-36 Structural Steel.

c. Have a 4" diameter center hole for wiring access.d. Have four 1" holes for anchor bolt attachment.

C. The tower wiring access opening shall:a. Measure 9"H x 6.75" W.

b. Be located 15" above the base of the tower.

c. Have a flush cover plate that shall:i. Be constmcted of 0.25" thick steel.

ii. Be held in place by two l/4"-20 countersunk, tamper-resistant spannerscrews.

D. The tower shall have an opening in the front to accommodate flush mounting anemergency phone. The phone opening shall:a. Measure 10" H x 6.75" W.

b. Have six self-clinching #10-24 stainless steel threaded nuts to mount theemergency phone.

E. Directly below the tower phone opening, the tower shall have a section with a 30°downward slope from rear to front, spanning the depth of the phone opening to the fulltower depth.

F. The tower shall have the word "EMERGENCY" emblazoned on all four sides in 3.25"

high reflective white letters. Custom lettering, sizes and colors are available.G. The tower blue light shall:

a. Be mounted at the top of the tower with three #10-24 tamper-resistant spannerscrews.

b. Have a polycarbonate refractor lens assembly with a prismatic pattem to increasevisibility at greater distances.

2.3 FUNCTIONALITY

A. Blue Lighta. The LED blue light shall remain lit at all times.b. The blue light shall automatically flash 78 times per minute when triggered by

the emergency phone.c. The blue light shall have an illumination rating of 209 lumens (peak).d. The blue light shall retain 70% of its initial output intensity after 50,000 hours of

operation.B. Faceplate Light

a. The faceplate light shall remain lit at all times.


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b. The faceplate light shall have a concealed, ultra-bright LED design.c. The faceplate hght LEDs shall have no less than 50,000 hour lifetime.

2.4 POWER REQUIREMENTSA. The tower shall be powered by one of the following power sources:

a. 12VDC - Nominal: 9 Watts

b. 24VDC - Nominal: 9 Watts

c. 24VAC - Nominal: 9 Watts

e. 120VAC - Nominal: 9 Watts

2.5 MANUFACTURED UNITS

A. The tower shall be a Talkaphone ETP-MT Emergency Telephone Tower to matchexisting equipment specified by VTPD & The Office of University Planning

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 INSTALLATION

A. The Contractor shall carefully follow instructions in documentation provided by themanufacturer to ensure all steps have been taken to provide a reliable, easy-to-operatesystem.

B. All equipment shall be tested and configured in accordance with instructions provided bythe manufacturer prior to installation.

C. The tower shall include 24-inch long J-bolts for mounting into a minimum 36" wide by24" long by 36" deep reinforced concrete foundation.

D. The J-bolts shall protrude approximately 5 inches from the surface of the foundation.E. Provide and install all necessary conduit pathway and infrastructure as noted in the

drawing attached.F. Telecommunications cabling to be installed by NI&S under separate contract.F. Power to the telephone tower is to be provided by the EC / GC under separate contract,

a. EC / GC to consult tower manufacturer's recommendations for powerrequirements.

G. Conduit pathways including service / pull boxes locations are to be designed by EC / GCduring site plan coordination.a. Conduit pathway installation detail (next page):



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