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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESPONSE - RFP - P1137 PUBLIC WIFI SERVICES RECREATIONAL FACILITIES (3)0 0 4 Q) 'FRII PHUNt--:970.21Z.0700 0 vvt=ts:tm.com Ciiyof F6rt Collins Request for Proposal — City of Fort Collins P1 137 Public Wi-Fi Service in Recreational Facilities Submitted by. Front Range Internet, Inc. (FRII) 3350 Eastbrook Drive Fort Collins, CO 80525 Prepared by. John Stark Strategic Accounts Manager 970-212-0713 johns@frii.com August 6, 2008 P • City of Fort Collins Request for Proposal, RFP #P1137 EPIC Leased Circuit Options (Choose One): Circuit Description Router Cost Setup Cost MRC DSL, 1.5Mbps/896Kbps, Actiontec Router $75 $20 $68 T1, Cisco 1721 Router $480 $350 $295 Wireless PTP, 1.5Mbps/1 Mbps, D-Link DIR130 $100 $179 $59 Wireless PTP, 2.5Mbps/1 Mbps, D-Link DIR130 $100 $179 $69 Wireless PTP, 5Mbps/2Mbps, D-Link DIR130 $100 $179 $89 Fiber Optic Option: FRII recognizes that the City of Fort Collins has deemed that any supporting infrastructure must be kept completely physically separate from the City's internal data communication network. FRII includes in this proposal an option to utilize the City fiber optic network for several reasons. Fiber optic connectivity provides symmetrical bandwidth while DSL, Wireless PTP and T1 connections provide upload speeds of 2 Mbps or less. Increased upload speeds provided by fiber will support high -quality streaming video and other real-time applications to the Internet. Additionally, FRII can provide Quality of Service mechanisms on fiber optic links. FRII routinely sees end -user Wi-Fi connections on our fiber -based Wireless Networks with speeds in excess of 6 Mbps. City fiber exists in all 4 Recreational Facilities included this RFP. FRII has an extensive fiber optic network around Fort Collins consisting of PRPA leased fiber and FRII-owned laterals. FRII will work with the City to splice the two fiber optic networks together at a hand hole of the City's choosing. FRII and the City would then designate a VLAN ID which would securely connect FRII's core network to the City's fiber network. This VLAN would be configured across the layer 2 network to an Ethernet port at each of the 4 Recreational Facilities. FRII would install an Ethernet router at each location to provide layer 3 connectivity as well as DHCP to wired connections. Fiber Optic Pricing Assumptions: • The City of Fort Collins will incur splicing costs to connect the City fiber optic network to FRII's fiber optic network. • FRII will procure, configure and install all hardware. ® • FRII provides a 1 year hardware warranty on D-Link hardware. Hardware Costs Item Description Quantity Unit Cost Extended Cost D-Link DIR-130 Ethernet Router 4 $112 $448 Monthly Recurring Costs Item Description NRC MRC 10Mbps Fiber Ring Bandwidth $250 $350 Front Range Internet, Inc. © 2008 — Page 8 — August 6, 2008 10 City of Fort Collins Request for Proposal, RFP #P1137 Pricing Summary As detailed above, the City has a variety of options to complete the requested services. FRII's recommendation is to deploy the network utilizing the Fiber ring and tying into the existing downtown wireless portal. If this methodology is selected, the City would receive the most robust solution at $12,267 for setup and equipment and $1,000 per month for maintenance, Internet access and support. References Larimer County Fairgrounds and Events Complex (The Ranch) Ali Whitcomb Senior Business Analyst Larimer County Government whitcoab@co.larimer.co.us 970-498-5659 FRII provides Wi-Fi coverage across the entirety of the indoor and outdoor facilities at the Larimer County Fairgrounds and Events Complex. This deployment employs 19 indoor and outdoor Nortel APs. The Ranch uses FRII's Metro Ethernet solution for aggregate upstream bandwidth to support the Wireless Mesh Network. Denver Public Library Kateri Abeyta IT Manager Denver Public Library 720-865-1174 The footprint of this indoor wireless mesh deployment includes the Main Library location (7 Nortel APs), as well as 22 branches of the Denver Library System with 1 Nortel AP at each branch location. Next Steps The lead time for procuring equipment for the Wireless Mesh Network is 30 days from the time this contract is awarded. Configuration and installation of Wireless APs will begin immediately upon delivery of hardware. Timelines for the installation of wiring infrastructure will be determined by H & H personnel. Supporting Documentation • Exhibit "A" — Scope of Services Exhibit "B" — The Work Schedule Exhibit "C" — Nortel 7215 Platform Overview Front Range Internet, Inc. © 2008 — Page 9 — August 6, 2008 1 • City of Fort Collins Request for Proposal, RFP #P1137 Exhibit "A" Scope of Services FRII will plan, design, implement and maintain wireless and routing infrastructure to support indoor 802.11 b/g wireless networks at the Northside Atzlan Community Center, the Lincoln Center, the Senior Center and EPIC in Fort Collins, Colorado. FRII will design a custom web portal with custom access control and optional advertising opportunities as part of this project. Alternately, the City may choose to use the existing web portal for Downtown Fort Collins at a reduced project cost. The City of Fort Collins will contract H&H Data Services for all wiring infrastructure necessary to support wired drops, Access Points and internal wiring infrastructure. FRII will work directly with H&H Data Services for planning and designing the wired infrastructure. FRII will bring dedicated bandwidth to each of the four locations, with options consisting of DSL, T1, Wireless PTP or Fiber Optic connectivity. The City is free to choose which type of circuit is desired at each location. r FRII will procure, configure, install and maintain all hardware necessary to support these networks. FRII will also consider any alternate bandwidth solutions proposed by the City. Options for connectivity are included in the "Recommendations and Pricing" section of this response document. Infrastructure specific to each Recreational Facility is described below: Northside Atzlan Community Center FRII recommends the installation of a single Nortel 7215 Acces Gym areas of the Northside Atzlan Community Center. FRII w switch at this location to serve Ethernet ports for the 11 wired Access Point. The router installed for the bandwidth service wil drops. This router will also serve DHCP to the wired connections. Lincoln Center s Point to serve Wi-Fi to the Lobby and the ill install a D-Link DES-1228P PoE enabled drops and serve Ethernet and power to the I route traffic for both the APs and the wired FRII recommends the installation of 6 Nortel 7215 Access Points to serve Wi-Fi to the Lincoln Center. Locations of the Access Points are as follows: • Lobby near the terrace windows • Performance hall • NE Hallway through Art Gallery • Canyon West Room • Columbine Room • Mini Theater The Guest Artist Suite is currently served by an off -the -shelf Access Point, and Jared Sorez indicated that the service from this device was acceptable as it is. FRII will install a D-Link DES-1228P PoE enabled switch at this location to serve Ethernet ports for the 3 wired drops and serve Ethernet and power to the 6 Access Points. The router installed for the bandwidth service will route traffic for both the APs and the wired drops. This router will also serve DHCP to the wired connections. Senior Center FRII recommends the installation of a single Nortel 7215 Access Point to serve Wi-Fi to the Rooms and the adjoining terrace of the Senior Center. FRII will install a D-Link DES-110 Front Range Internet, Inc. © 2008 —Page 10 — 8 August 6, 2008 r1 u 1 • City of Fort Collins Request for Proposal, RFP #P1137 F-I service will route traffic for both the APs and the wired drops. This router will also serve DHCP to the wired connections. EPIC FRII recommends the installation of 3 Nortel 7215 Access Points to serve Wi-Fi to EPIC. Locations of the Access Points are as follows: • Lobby • Blue Ice Rink • Green Ice Rink FRII will install a D-Link DES-1228P PoE enabled switch at this location to serve Ethernet ports for the 1 wired drop and serve Ethernet and power to the 3 Access Points. The router installed for the bandwidth service will route traffic for both the APs and the wired drops. This router will also serve DHCP to the wired connections. Front Range Internet, Inc. 0 2008 — Page 11 — August 6, 2008 I® City of Fort Collins Request for Proposal, RFP #P1137 Exhibit "B" The Work Schedule The lead time for procuring equipment for the Wireless Mesh Network is 30 days from the time this contract is awarded. Configuration and installation of Wireless APs will begin immediately upon delivery of hardware. FRII will perform installations on any reasonable timeline desired by the City of Fort Collins. FRII will require wiring infrastructure to be installed prior to, or in concert with, hardware installations. FRII will work within H&H Data Services' timelines for planning and designing the wired infrastructure. Exhibit "C" Nortel 7215 Platform Overview See Following Page Front Range Internet, Inc. 0 2008 — Page 12 — August 6, 2008 WMELESS ACCESS PONT 7215 OVERVIEW The Wireless Access Point 7215 is an indoor unit providing access and transport to the network for the mobile user. These units also act as WLAN Access Points for user access. A wireless mesh is formed among multiple Wireless Access Points by utilizing auto -discovery and self -routing technology. KEY FEATURES Wireless Access Points perform traffic collection and distribution functions for traffic as well as: • Incorporate routing and wireless transit functions • Incorporate security functions for validating connections to other Wireless APs • Incorporate security functions for controlling access by user devices • Incorporate low-cost advanced antenna designs for extended reach, simplified deployment and reliability The Wireless Access Point 7215 provides IEEE 802.11 wireless, high-speed access for packet data services in both public and private environments. Wireless technology is utilized both for Mobile Node client (IEEE 802.11b) connection and for traffic backhaul to the fixed broadband access (wired) network (IEEE 802.11a). The product includes two radio sub systems. One is the access radio for the Mobile Node interface (nomadic node), the other is the radio backhaul providing a communications link between other Wireless AP units and/or the wired network. The wireless backhaul is based on omni-directional antennas with diversity. The access link radio sub -system is based on IEEE 801.11 b/g WLAN standards operating in the 2.4 GHz band. Due to its greater Access Link output power, the Wireless AP 7215 should provide — 50% greater coverage area per AP than standard indoor rated Access Points. The transit link (TL) radio sub -system is based on the IEEE 802.11a standard operating in the bands at 5.740 - 5.840 and 5.4 GHz in release 2.0. The Wireless AP 7215 uses the same radio modules and software as the Indoor/Outdoor rated Wireless AP 7220. This allows for simplified management, as knowledge of one AP translates immediately into knowledge of the other. 4 Q) 0 FRII • 33b0 EASTBROOK DR. FORT COLLINS, COLORADO 80525-5731 August 6, 2008 James B. O'Neill II CPPO, FNIGP Director of Purchasing and Risk Management City of Fort Collins 215 North Mason St. Fort Collins, CO 80522 Dear Mr. O'Neill, phone 970.212.0700 toll free 800.935.6527 fax 877.629.6627 frii.com Front Range Internet, Inc. (FRII) is pleased to submit our response to the City of Fort Collins' Request for Proposal for Public Wi-Fi Service in Recreational Facilities, RFP #P1137. Please find attached the requested copies of FRII's response. The FRII team is committed to providing the City of Fort Collins with outstanding services and support. With over 12 years experience providing wired and wireless network technologies including design, engineering, deployment, project management and support, FRII is ideally suited to meet your requirements. Having implemented many wireless networks, including the Wireless Mesh in Downtown Fort Collins, we understand what is required to assure that the delivered network is secure, reliable, scalable and flexible to accommodate the City's changing needs. We will consistently deliver on commitments and strive to exceed your expectations. This proposal was prepared by Mr. John Stark. Should you have questions related to this response or other sales matters, his contact info is below: Mr. John Stark Strategic Accounts Manager 970-212-0713 johns@frii.com Front Range Internet, Inc. 3350 Eastbrook Dr. Fort Collins, CO 80525 I look forward to a continued beneficial and long-term relationship between FRII and the City of Fort Collins. You have my personal commitment to the delivery of exceptional services and support by all FRII personnel. Sincerely, lw l p 0i 1 ri z1NillizAny'varrd'/L(J President and CEO City of Fort Collins Request for Proposal, RFP #P1137 Table of Contents Tableof Contents............................................................................................................................................. i Response......................................................................................................................................................... 1 Introduction............................................................................................................................................ 2 Requirements........................................................................................................................................ 2 Research............................................................................................................................................... 3 Recommendations and Pricing.............................................................................................................. 4 References............................................................................................................................................ 9 NextSteps............................................................................................................................................. 9 SupportingDocumentation.................................................................................................................... 9 0 C • City Art Collins Request for Proposal, Rl*P1137 Response FRII is a Colorado corporation, who has experienced 13 consistent years of profitable business and growth. FRII has a local Northern Colorado presence with a long history of exceptional customer, technical, and community service. FRII is noted for its commitment to excellence in the products, services, and support that it provides to its customers. FRII is one of the largest privately held technology service providers in the Rocky Mountain region and has been ranked by Deloitte and Touche as one of the 50 fastest growing technology companies for the past four years. Since its inception in 1995, FRII has provided quality Internet access, consulting, data center and high bandwidth services from our headquarters in Fort Collins, Colorado to over 8000 business clients. FRII's experience with many different technologies and partners allows for Planning, Designing, Building and Maintaining of a high quality WiFi infrastructure for the City of Fort Collins. The City will experience high • security, performance, and experience within its infrastructure when working with FRII's engineers. FRII partners with many different companies such as Juniper, Secure Computing, Nortel, Cisco, NetApp, Vista Solutions (representing HP and Asigra), D-Link, Nortel and World Wide Packets to provide exceptional best of breed solutions. FRII's fiber network includes a combination of Platte River Power Authority dark fiber and FRII owned laterals. When operating on the Qwest ATM network, FRII provides DSL, T-1, DS-3, and OC-3 data services to residential and commercial clients including large industrial, large school districts, cities and counties in Colorado. Qwest Metropolitan Optical Ethernet (QMOE) networks provisioned in areas throughout Colorado rounds out FRII's high level of experience in fiber and telecommunications bandwidth services Our data network infrastructure makes use of two independent Gigabit Ethernet circuits to the Internet. FRII also interconnects with several different peers including the Rocky Mountain Internet eXchange (which connects to the Front Range GigaPOP) and as well as the Fort Collins Community Network. The City of Fort Collins' sales contact at FRII is John Stark at 970-212-0713 or johns@frii.com and the Technical Project Manager is Mehgan Laveck at 970-212-0728 or.mehqanl@frii.com. Front Range Internet, Inc. © 2008 — Page 1 — August 6, 2008 • City Art Collins Request for Proposal, R&P1137 Introduction FRII, in partnership with Nortel Networks, offers scalable and redundant network infrastructure that will enable users at The City of Fort Collins' Recreational Facilities to experience true carrier grade Wi-Fi access. FRII has provided fixed wireless networks to clients since 2000 and has been deploying Nortel's Wireless Mesh Networks across Northern Colorado for the past 16 months. FRII has successfully designed, engineered, implemented and maintained Wireless Mesh Networks across Downtown Fort Collins, the Larimer County Events Center and Denver Public Library System. Nortel has been developing the wireless technology that we propose for more than 10 years and has been at the forefront of Enterprise communications technology for over 100 years. Requirements The following general requirements for indoor Wi-Fi coverage at The Lincoln Center, The Senior Center, EPIC and the Northside Aztlan Community Center are stated within the City of Fort Collins Request for Proposal #P1137 with the noted change that the Lincoln Center replaced the Museum in the City's list of locations: • Basic Wi-Fi service should be available to the general public without requiring the end user to provide specialized hardware or software configuration. • Basic Wi-Fi service should be available during normal scheduled operating hours for the City facilities listed above, with at least 90% scheduled availability measured monthly. • The basic Wi-Fi service need not be secure, but must provide a notice to the end user of the inherent risks associated with unsecured Wi-Fi access. • The City of Fort Collins should play no substantive role in end user support or customer service related to the Wi-Fi service. The service provider must provide customer service to the general public and must provide a telephone contact number for public users who have questions about the Wi-Fi service. • If the service provider intends to deliver advertising to end users of the Wi-Fi service, the content of all advertising must be consistent with the City's Parks and Recreation advertising policies and guidelines. • Installation of any equipment necessary to provide the Wi-Fi service must be kept completely physically separate from the City's internal data communication network and equipment cannot be placed in the City's secured data communications closets. Physical installations must be approved by appropriate City personnel and be consistent with installations standards for the facilities in question. Additional requirements specific to each facility were identified by Jared Sorez during site visits on July 18, 2008. In addition to the requirements below, Jared stated that H&H Data Services will provide all wiring installations. Northside Atzlan Community Center: • Two wired drops to the exercise bikes on the second floor • Six wired drops to the computer lab on the first floor • One wired drop in each of the three conference rooms on the first floor • Wi-Fi coverage in the lobby area • Wi-Fi coverage in the gym Lincoln Center: • One wired drop on outside near the terrace Front Range Internet, Inc. © 2008 — Page 2 — August 6, 2008 • City Art Collins Request for Proposal, RF*P1137 • One wired drop in the Canyon West Room • One wired drop in the Columbine Room • Wi-Fi coverage across the outdoor terrace • Wi-Fi coverage in the lobby • Wi-Fi coverage in the performance hall is preferred but not required • Wi-Fi coverage in the NE hallway through the art gallery • Wi-Fi coverage in the Canyon West Room • Wi-Fi coverage in the Columbine Room • Wi-Fi coverage in the Mini Theater • Wi-Fi coverage in the Guest Artists' Suite (may be supported via existing Access Point) Senior Center: Two wired drops in Activity Room 1 • Two wired drops in Activity Room 2 • Wi-Fi coverage in the Multi -Purpose Rooms • Wi-Fi coverage on terrace adjoining Multi -Purpose Rooms EPIC: • One wired drop in the Lifeguard Room • Wi-Fi coverage in the lobby • Wi-Fi coverage in the Blue Ice Rink • Wi-Fi coverage in the Green Ice Rink • Wi-Fi coverage in the pool area Research FRII has explored different Wireless environments and continues to recommend Nortel Networks' products because of their scalability, reliability, functionality, and ease of deployment. Here are some reasons why the Nortel environment is the right choice for The City of Fort Collins: FRII and the City of Fort Collins have shared great success with the deployment of the Downtown Fort Collins Wireless Mesh. FRII has worked diligently to plan, design, implement and maintain the existing Wireless Mesh. FRII has eagerly addressed any post -installation issues and has worked closely with Nortel on service enhancements. The infrastructure requested in RFP #P1137 can utilize existing elements of the Mesh such as the Wireless Portal and access control. As the coverage footprint of the Downtown Wireless Mesh grows, roaming from inside the Recreational Facilities to the outdoor Mesh will be supported. • Nortel has extensive experience in delivering Enterprise solutions at the appropriate time. Carriers depend on Nortel to have the best and well thought out products in the wireless and Ethernet industries. Customers depend on FRII to take this solution and implement it the right way to maximize uptime and enhance the customer experience. Nortel only adopts new technology after it has successfully been tested and implemented in the industry. 802.11 n deployment is an example of this leadership. Nortel will only move forward after it has successfully moved through the standards bodies. Nortel fully intends to support 802.11 n but only when the technology is stable and the products can be deployed with a high degree of confidence in reliability, scalability, and performance. • FRII and Nortel have a proven track record of wireless deployments with high uptime and reliability over the past 16 months. These examples are shown in downtown Fort Collins, Denver Public Library, and the Larimer County Fairgrounds and Events Center at The Ranch. Front Range Internet, Inc. © 2008 —Page 3 — . August 6, 2008 • City oert Collins Request for Proposal, R*P1137 FRII has a thoroughly established relationship with Nortel Networks and can complement our extensive in-house expertise with Nortel's full service offering including engineering, installation, and troubleshooting. This strategic relationship enables FRII to react quickly and accurately to the City of Fort Collins' changing and growing needs. Recommendations and Pricing FRII is pleased to participate in this RFP and to propose a solution to provide Wi-Fi coverage to Recreational Facilities in the City of Fort Collins. Service options provided in this response complement FRII's existing Wi-Fi offering in Downtown Fort Collins. FRII recommends uniformity in user experience throughout Fort Collins by utilizing the web portal, access control, SSIDs and advertising model currently in use Downtown. The option for a new web portal with new access control rules and advertising options has also been included. Should the City choose to implement a new, custom portal, FRII would brand it as requested. It could contain City information or the City could sell advertising on the portal to help recoup network costs. This proposal assumes a service model funded by the Municipality. The City would pay for equipment, setup and ongoing service fees. FRII will provide engineering, installation and maintenance of the network as well as end -user support. Clients would receive phone support free of charge Monday through Friday from 7 am to 10 pm and on weekends from 9 am to 6 pm. This model provides free access to end users with speeds to the maximum capacity of bandwidth selected for each facility. FRII engineers have designed custom network solutions for each of the 4 Recreational Facilities. Additionally, FRII has provided several options for delivering bandwidth to each City Facility. FRII's proposed solution is expected to exceed a 99.9% uptime. Alternate service providers such as Comcast will also be considered if desired. Plan and design information for each Facility is discussed below. 7 Northside Atzlan Community Center FRII recommends the installation of a single Nortel 7215 Access Point to serve Wi-Fi to the Lobby and the Gym areas of the Northside Atzlan Community Center. FRII will install a D-Link DES-1228P PoE enabled switch at this location to serve Ethernet ports for the 11 wired drops and serve Ethernet and power to the Access Point. The router installed for the bandwidth service will route traffic for both the APs and the wired drops. This router will also serve DHCP to the wired connections. Lincoln Center FRII recommends the installation of 6 Nortel 7215 Access Points to serve Wi-Fi to the Lincoln Center. Locations of the Access Points are as follows: • Lobby near the terrace windows • Performance hall • NE Hallway through Art Gallery • Canyon West Room • Columbine Room • Mini Theater The Guest Artist Suite is currently served by an off -the -shelf Access Point, and Jared Sorez indicated that the service from this device was acceptable as it is. FRII will install a D-Link DES-1228P PoE enabled switch at this location to serve Ethernet ports for the 3 wired drops and serve Ethernet and power to the 6 Access Points. The router installed for the bandwidth service will route traffic for both the APs and the wired drops. This router will also serve DHCP to the wired connections. Front Range Internet, Inc. © 2008 — Page 4 — August 6, 2008 I• City of Fort Collins Request for Proposal, RFP #P1137 Onsite Technician Installations 40 hours $90 $3,600 TOTAL $5,450 Wireless Network Hardware Costs Item Description Quantity Unit Cost Extended Cost Nortel 7215 Wireless Access Point 11 $515 $5,665 D-Link DES-1228P PoE Switch for Atzlan, Lincoln Center, EPIC 3 $403 $1,209 D-Link DES-1108 Switch for wired drops at Senior Center 1 $45 $45 D-Link DWL-P200 PoE Adapter for AP at Senior Center 1 $50 $50 TOTAL $6,969 Costs for Maintenance Agreements* Item Description Quantity Annual Unit Cost Annual Extended Cost Nortel Maintenance Agreement (optional) 11 $78 $858 *FRII provides a 1 year hardware replacement warranty on Nortel Access Points. The Nortel Maintenance Agreement provides advanced hardware replacement and will extend the hardware warranty beyond 1 year. MRC Item Description Quantity MRC Extended MRC NOC Monitoring and Network Maintenance 2 $75 $150 Wireless Gateway and Internet Bandwidth 11 $25 $275 End User Customer Support 3 $75 $225 TOTAL $650 Circuit Options and Pricing A variety of circuit types are available at each City facility. Availability and pricing for circuits and associated hardware at each location is listed below. FRII will order and coordinate the installation of any circuit listed that is desired by the City. Circuit Pricing Assumptions: • FRII will procure, configure and install all hardware. Front Range Internet, Inc. © 2008 - Page 6 - August 6, 2008 0 • City of Fort Collins Request for Proposal, RFP #P1137 r 1 u • T1 circuits are quoted on a 24 month term. • DSL circuits are quoted on a 12 month term. • FRII provides a 1 year hardware warranty on Cisco and D-Link hardware. • Qwest provides a 1 year hardware warranty on Actiontec DSL routers. • The City of Fort Collins may choose to allow FRII to utilize the City's existing fiber optic network to deliver bandwidth to each location. FRII recommends this option and more information is located at the end of this section. Northside Atzlan Community Center Leased Circuit Options (Choose One): Circuit Description Router Cost Setup Cost MRC DSL, 1.5Mbps/896Kbps, Actiontec Router $75 $20 $68 DSL, 7Mbps/896Kbps, Actiontec Router $75 $20 $82 T1, Cisco 1721 Router $480 $350 $295 Wireless PTP, 1.5Mbps/1 Mbps, D-Link DIR130 $110 $179 $59 Wireless PTP, 2.5Mbps/1Mbps, D-Link DIR130 $110 $179 $69 Wireless PTP, 5Mbps/2Mbps, D-Link DIR130 $110 $179 $89 Lincoln Center Leased Circuit Options (Choose One): Circuit Description Router Cost Setup Cost MRC DSL, 1.5Mbps/896Kbps, Actiontec Router $75 $20 $68 DSL, 7Mbps/896Kbps, Actiontec Router $75 $20 $82 T1, Cisco 1721 Router $480 $350 $295 Wireless PTP, 1.5Mbps/1 Mbps, D-Link DIR130 $110 $179 $59 Wireless PTP, 2.5Mbps/1 Mbps, D-Link DIR130 $110 $179 $69 Wireless PTP, 5Mbps/2Mbps, D-Link DIR130 $110 $179 $89 Senior Center Leased Circuit Options (Choose One): Circuit Description Router Cost Setup Cost MRC DSL, 1.5Mbps/896Kbps, Actiontec Router $75 $20 $68 T1, Cisco 1721 Router $480 $350 $295 J Front Range Internet, Inc. © 2008 — Page 7 — August 6, 2008