Infrastructure Upgrades. Contractor shall implement infrastructure upgrades for network routers for new fiber connections, network upgrades, Laptops and Software, and the in-house conferencing system. These upgrades will improve the Contractor’s WAN infrastructure by increasing network bandwidth between the Contractor’s Montpelier and Burlington locations, providing Internet redundancy, and increase the Contractor’s Internet bandwidth. The upgrades will also include the implementation of an in-house teleconferencing system and refreshing Contractor’s laptop inventory.
Infrastructure Upgrades a) Teradata occasionally upgrades the Vantage infrastructure. Teradata works with customers to schedule infrastructure upgrades and minimize service disruptions.
Infrastructure Upgrades. Re-grading and re-paving of sidewalks adjacent to bus shelters, smart-cities upgrades, etc. ● Vertical Bridge Partnership: Our vision is for the City to control 5G deployment by owning compartments within select STAP furniture to lease out space to one or more vendors. Given a minimum required height of sixteen feet (16’) above the ground, Icon shelters and panels must be installed. ○ Yes: Vertical Bridge offers $25,000 one-time fee ( to pay for additional capital construction costs to secure fiber to the location) and $1,200 annual fee (plus assumed CPI increase) per site. ○ No means no Vertical Bridge partnership. ● Rollout schedule: A variable rollout schedule based upon three settings. Rollout speed positively affects Project Revenues (a faster rollout equals more revenues). It is implied that a faster rollout requires tighter City coordination and participation: ○ Aggressive: A three-year rollout averaging 1000 shelters per annum. ○ Optimized: A four-year rollout averaging 750 shelters per annum. ○ Delayed: A six-year rollout averaging 500 shelters per annum. Capital Considerations ● % of Pillars to install: We anticipate that a portion of station locations will be deemed to be highly desirable to add a shelter but be non-viable from a space-perspective. In these locations, a small-footprint Pillar will be installed. ● # of Icon shelters: Icon shelters have an advertising panel of at least sixteen feet (16’) high with: ○ Dual-sided static advertising wrap (with potential for future digitization). ○ Up to two ePaper City-Transit ePaper screens. ○ Smart cities sensors and safety light, City Light. ○ Temperature-controlled cabinet to house 5G small-cell equipment. ● # of panels: Standalone Icon panel. ● ePaper City-Transit screens: ePaper screens are used for City-Transit information screens. These screens provide real-time bus departure information, pre-programmed and on-demand city messaging, and other information. ePaper screens are assumed to be installed at all 3000 bus shelters and Panels.
Infrastructure Upgrades. (a) OSEG shall be responsible for the construction of the Infrastructure Upgrades for which it shall be paid a fee, as part of the Project Management Agreement, equal to three percent (3%) of the Hard Costs and Soft Costs of the Infrastructure Upgrades. The funding obligations respecting such Infrastructure Upgrades and the details regarding same shall be contained in each Lease as it relates to a particular Component other than the Stadium, and with respect to the Stadium, shall be contained in the Stadium Construction Licence. The City shall pay the proportionate amount of the fee as provided for in this Section 4.7(a) applicable to the Residential Developer and subsequently collect the amount on account thereof from the Residential Developer. The City shall pay the proportionate amount of the fee as provided for in this Section 4.7(a) applicable to the Office Developer and subsequently collect the amount on account thereof from the Office Developer.
