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QENOERS Indian River County Implementation NEETUNCI performed and prepared for data encoding of splice connectivity in NexusWorx. While it's not expected to occur or a very rare circumstance the sub -contractor will be responsible for restoring splices or end -terminations to expected or working condition if anything is disturbed during the visual inspection of the splicing. This restoration is not covered under the Field Verification lump sum pricing and will be performed under Splicing Unit pricing when this occurs based on the quantity of splices. The Sub -Contractor will perform OTDR test at 1330 and 1550 nm wavelength to assure any reworked splicing loss meets TRC loss threshold requirements. IRC contact will be notified when any existing splices are disbursed and need to be re -spliced in particular where coordination is required to disconnect light emanating equipment. Phase 4 —Build Splice Connectivity in NexusWorx. Upon completion of Phase 3 Byers NexusWorx data technician will utilize the OSP and ISP connectivity data to build fiber strand and/or port connectivity in NexusWorx. Since this connectivity is for the limited Pilot area connectivity will not be complete A to Z for known paths, but only the path within the "Pilot" area. 4. ASSUMPTIONS The following are the assumptions regarding each phase. Phase 1 - Data Migration — • Fibers will be loaded only from County Fiber Optic Cable feature class since this contains all of the consortium fibers. • Fiber Optic Cable feature class contains Copper cables and Conduits which will be extracted and loaded into Copper Cable and Conduit Duct Bank features. • The County Handhole feature class contains, in addition to Handholes, Patch Panel, Traffic Cabinets and Splice Closure locations. Only Handholes, Traffic Cabinets, and Splice Locations will be loaded with these features. • Fiber Termination or Building locations will be generated from Fiber Building feature class. • Byers will add new attributes to capture percentage ownership. • All data appears to geographically accurate so that no updates will be performed on these features. Fiber cables may be offset from structure or conduit running line. Phase 2 — OSP/ISP Field Inventory & NexusWorx Update • No Manholes exist or any underground structure requiring ventilation. • All Handholes should be visible, or can be discovered by; electronic locating method or GPS location. Byers will not be rodding or pressurizing conduit to discover Handhole locations. • No GPS updating or collecting is part of this effort. • IRC will need to coordinate and/or provide access to building/ISP locations that will work within the timeframe Byers personnel on-site. • IRC will provide any requirements or key's regarding the access of OPGW cross connect cabinets. • Number of Inventory Locations 0 144 Handholes 0 12 Traffic Cabinets 0 13 Building Locations 0 4 OPGW Cross Connect Cabinets Phase 3 — OSP Underground Splice Copyright © 2016- Byers Engineering Company, Atlanta GA - All rights reserved P60