Analyze existing broadband Sample Clauses

Analyze existing broadband infrastructure Contractor shall evaluate the current broadband assets in the City through a combination of desk and field surveys. As an initial step, Contractor shall review any relevant maps, studies, documents, or data that the City can share. A Contractor outside plant engineer shall then conduct an extensive desk survey using the City’s GIS maps, Google Earth imagery, and other relevant sources. To supplement the desk survey, Contractor shall conduct up to five days of field verification and site surveys of representative portions of the City. This survey shall include evaluation of representative sites, with field survey work focusing on critical sites, as well as sites that Contractor believes may be particularly challenging, based on discussions with the City and Contractor’s previous experience in similar projects. Contractor shall photograph, sketch, and take detailed notes on topography, rights- of-way, road crossings, railroad crossings, “hydro lines” (i.e., creeks, streams, rivers), and “hydro areas” (i.e., wetlands, bodies of water). The field survey shall include measuring the green space available within the right-of-way for placement of conduit, and recording other pertinent details, including: • Storm drains and street lights • Edge of pavement • Water and sewer lines • Required test pits • Slack storage, splice cases, pedestals, and vaults • Required hardware Contractor shall survey pole lines to determine their ability to support additional fiber attachments, the need for make-ready and pole replacement, and the estimated cost. Contractor shall note any potential barriers to construction, as well as the permits necessary to construct fiber infrastructure. Through the field survey, Contractor shall identify specific details related to using the City’s rights-of-way, as well as targets of opportunity for connecting additional sites or providing physical path redundancy to enhance communications survivability between sites.
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