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Title: Telecommunications Infrastructure Upgrade Project


1
Telecommunications Infrastructure Upgrade Project

Overview of TIU at CSU Monterey BayBased on a
presentation from Cal Poly SLO
2
Todays Presentation
  • Project Description
  • Project Construction Stage
  • Project Equipment Stage
  • Project Information Resources

3
TIU Project Team
  • Information Technology (IT_at_CSUMB)
  • Gil Gonzales, Chris Taylor, Don Kiser, Justin
    Clausen
  • Campus Planning Development (CPD)
  • Niraj Dangoria, Robin Katsuki, Michael Tebo,
    Mehul Mody, Katie Timmerman
  • Stage 1 Consultant P2S Engineering
  • Bill Leming
  • Stage 1 Contractor Golden State Utility Co.
  • Contact will be through CPD project management
  • Stage 2 Consultant - SBC
  • Donna Schoenecker, CCNA

4
How Did We Get Here?
  • Integrated Technology Strategy (ITS)
  • Developed by CSU campus presidents in 1993 at the
    request of the Chancellor.
  • Serviced by Technology Infrastructure Services
    (TIS) in the CO
  • Telecommunication Infrastructure Master Plan
    developed in 1996.
  • System-wide telecommunication standards developed
    (TIP Standards).
  • Funding provided by Prop 1A and Prop 47.

5
Project Goals
  • Establish the CSU minimum baseline
    telecommunications standards for all state-funded
    classrooms and offices.
  • Pathways (i.e., conduits)
  • Media (i.e., fiber cables)
  • Spaces (i.e., telecom rooms)
  • Network Equipment (i.e., switches)

6
Project Goal Eliminate inefficient, unsafe,
crowded Telecommunications spaces
7
... and create this
Neat and tidy Well laid
out
8
How Is It Structured?
  • Primarily funded from the Chancellors Office
    resources.
  • Campus implementation is divided into three
    phases - CSUMB is at the end of Phase III.
  • Each campus project has two major components.
  • Stage 1 - physical infrastructure (TII)
  • Stage 2 - network electronics (ITRP)

9
CSUMB TIU Milestones
Bid Create Documents
Out to Bid
Bid Awarded Contract Estab- lished
Construction
July 2005
May 2001
Sept 2004
Jan2007
2002
2003/2004

10
CSUMB Schedule
  • Notice To Proceed issued to contractor on July
    5th, 2005
  • Contractor has 21 days to submit rough schedule,
    to be reviewed by Project Team
  • Schedule will be further refined as the project
    gets underway, and updates will be made available
    through various methods.
  • Contractor has 30 days to start construction set
    up.
  • Entire project is 18 months

2003/2004
11
TIU on the CSUMB Campus
  • Buildings 41A and 11
  • Intrabuilding cabling
  • Outside Plant work
  • Added Electrical Upgrade Project

12
Buildings 41A and 11
  • Bldg 41A New lights out, telecom facility
    located in the Bldg 41 parking lot.
  • Proper power, grounding, racking, air
    conditioning
  • Sized for the future of the campus
  • Bldg 11 Expanded Shelter
  • Shelter is maxed out, doubles the size
  • Includes proper racking and grounding
  • Additional space for TIU added cabling

13
Construction Stage 1
  • Phasing
  • Pilot building Bldg. 23 UHR
  • 4 to 7 buildings in a Phase
  • Contractor allowed in no more than two concurrent
    Phases

14
Major Areas Affected
  • Classrooms and computer labs.
  • Faculty and staff office space.
  • Network equipment spaces (e.g., Telecom Rooms).
  • Streets and other outdoor spaces.

15
Building List Group 1
  • 001 Administrative Center 1
  • 002 Administrative Center 2/Faculty Offices
  • 003 Administrative Center 3/Faculty Offices
  • 004 Classroom Module 1/Dean's Offices
  • 006 Classroom Module 2/Dean's Offices
  • 008 Service Learning Module
  • 010 Classroom Module 3/Learning Assessment
  • 011 Equipment Shelter
  • 012 Library Learning Complex
  • 013 Science Wet Lab
  • 016 Dining Commons
  • 017 Instructional Center West/Faculty Offices
  • 018 Media Learning Complex
  • 021 Student Services 1
  • 023 Administrative Services
  • 027 Teledramatic Arts Technology
  • 028 World Theater
  • 029 University Center
  • 030 Music Hall
  • 045 Sixth Ave Classrooms
  • 045A Academic / Office Complex 2
  • 046 SIVA Center Annex
  • 047 SIVA
  • 048 World Language Cultures
  • 049 World Language Cultures
  • 050 Science Wet Lab
  • 058 Faculty Offices
  • 070 Instructional Building
  • 071 Visual / Public Arts Complex 1
  • 072 Visual / Public Arts Complex 2
  • 073 Visual / Public Arts Complex 3
  • 074 Instructional Building
  • 075 Instructional Support Archive
  • 080 Student Services /Health Center
  • 081 Black Box Cabaret / Student Center
  • 082 Public Safety / Classrooms / Offices
  • 084 Administrative Office / Support Services
  • 086 Administrative Offices / Instructional Space

16
Intrabuilding Cabling
  • Building 23 Pilot
  • Full Recabling / New TRs
  • Buildings 2, 3, 13, 18, 21, 23, 27, 41, 43, 86,
    84, 80, 91, 93, 98
  • Partial Recabling and/or remodeled TRs
  • Buildings 1, 4, 6, 8, 10, 45, 46, 47, 70, 74,
    75, 81
  • Test only
  • Buildings 28, 29, 30, 50, 71, 72, 73
  • Not In project
  • Buildings 14, 15, 16, 17, 35, 36, 37, 44, 53,
    97, 100, 508, all Dorms

17
Out of Scope
  • Group 2 Group 3 Buildings
  • Group 2 buildings qualify for Stage 2
    electronics, but not Stage 1 infrastructure.
  • Group 3 gets nothing, are either Foundation
    buildings (dorms, dining commons) or unused
    buildings.
  • Desktop Equipment
  • Computers
  • Telephones
  • Printers
  • Information Servers
  • Telephone Switch
  • Video Head-end
  • E-mail, Home Drive, Banner

18
Construction (cont.) Stage 1
  • Building Notifications
  • Two weeks prior to construction start.
  • Signage at each building entrance.
  • Meeting with building managers and key personnel.
  • Regular Updates
  • Web site
  • FirstClass
  • Office entrance notification

19
Construction (cont.) Stage 1
  • Hours-of-Work
  • Interior work predominately 1000pm to 600am.
  • Exterior work and remote work will be done during
    typical contractor work schedule (700am-300pm).
  • Summer and breaks will allow some daytime work.
  • Some interior work will require day time
    construction.

20
Construction (cont.) Stage 1
  • Safety Security
  • Contractor identification
  • Inspection
  • Overnight campus representative
  • Daily inspections by the Project Team
  • UPD will be involved
  • Notice to end users about personal items or
    sensitive information

21
Construction (cont.) Stage 1
  • Clean-up
  • Every night.
  • Classrooms and offices accessible during the day.
  • With a few exceptions

22
Construction/Equipment Integration
  • Two step project
  • Stage 1 Construction Vendor BerkTek/Ortronics
  • Stage 2 Network Equipment Vendor Cisco
  • IT_at_CSUMB.EDU will coordinate equipment
    installation after the Stage 1 contractor
    completes each phase of construction.
  • SBC is the Stage 2 supplier/contractor

23
Equipment InstallationStage 2
  • System Integrator SBC Data Services
  • Equipment manufacturer Cisco Systems
  • SBC will install Cisco network equipment in all
    Group 1 2 buildings.
  • Will follow Stage 1 Construction for each phase
    of buildings.

24
Outside Plant work
  • Manholes, Handholes, and Conduit
  • Augments current infrastructure, currently a mix
    of University installed and existing Army
    infrastructure.
  • Army infrastructure mostly impacted with unused
    and un-reusable cable.
  • Removes some of the unusable cable.
  • Places conduit and manholes near future
    construction.

25
Outside Plant work (cont.)
  • Manholes, Handholes, and Conduit
  • Replaces a number of Army tank weight rated
    manhole lids with lighter versions

26
Added Electrical Upgrade Project
  • New underground utilities
  • Building 32
  • Removal of poles down 6th Ave. New Street
    lighting
  • Closure of 6th Ave. from B St. to south driveway
    of the Building 27 parking lot.
  • New electrical switch enclosures along 6th Ave.

27
Campus Disruption
  • Construction Trailer Park, parking lot at the
    corner of 7th Ave. Inter Garrison.
  • Open trenches in the street.
  • Limited to 200ft. open trench
  • Traffic congestion.
  • Increased traffic from contractor employees,
    suppliers, inspectors (campus and non-campus
    based), project team.
  • One lane streets where digging is occurring.
  • Overnight Intrabuilding construction.

28
Overnight Intrabuilding Construction
  • TR construction, cable installation/termination/te
    sting.
  • Access and security by CSUMB employee, dedicated
    to the project.
  • Contractor must clean up before the end of each
    night shift.
  • Buildings that are being recabled will have
    parallel systems until cut over
  • Raised floors in Building 18 computer labs.

29
Campus Wide Cut Over Process
  • First cutover will be Building 11.
  • Stage II cut over will be in groups of buildings,
    yet to be determined, but will closely follow
    construction phasing.
  • Phone switch cut over.

30
Building Cut Over Process
  • Depends on what happens in the Building.
  • New TR and Full Recable 2 cutovers
  • New room built by Stage 1 contractor.
  • New cable installed by Stage 1 Contractor.
  • Alcatel switch installed in new room and
    connected to new cable, workstations and phones
    changed to new cable, all by IT_at_CSUMB.EDU.
  • Old cable removed by Stage 1 Contractor
  • During Stage II, Alcatel switch replaced by SBC
    with new Cisco switch.
  • Remodeled TR/added cable/test only 1 cutover
  • Room construction completed by Stage 1
    Contractor.
  • New cable installed and tested by Stage 1
    Contractor.
  • Workstations and phones moved to new cable by
    IT_at_CSUMB.EDU.
  • Replaced cable removed by Stage 1 Contractor.
  • Stage II Cutover by SBC.

31
Outcomes
  • New Building 41A Real MDF.
  • Expanded Building 11.
  • Increased fiber counts to every building in the
    project.
  • Increased number and better located data ports
    within each building.
  • All new station cable will be Category 6.

32
Outcomes (cont.)
  • All TRs grounded to industry standards
  • All TRs will be cooled.
  • Most TRs will be sized to TIPS, at least
    increased in size where possible.
  • Augmented building to building conduit system.
  • Redundant link between Building 41A and Building
    11.

33
Contacts
  • Construction Information
  • Michael Tebo, Project Manager, CPD
  • x3820 michael_tebo_at_csumb.edu
  • Katie Timmerman, Construction Manager, CPD -
    Douglas E. Barnhart
  • x4262 katie_timmerman_at_csumb.edu
  • Technology Information
  • Chris Taylor, Network Services
  • x3557 chris_taylor_at_csumb.edu
  • Justin Clausen, Network Engineering
  • x3601 justin_clausen_at_csumb.edu
  • CSUMB Project Website
  • http//it.csumb.edu/projects/tii
  • Chancellors Office
  • http//tis.calstate.edu/ -- general, ongoing
    information
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