Specifications include, but are not limited to: • Provide all necessary equipment, materials, supplies and labor to design and install a Cellular Carrier NH-DAS System throughout the entire Airport. The purpose is to ensure adequate signal coverage to enhance the quality of customer and operational voice and data services using commercial wireless carrier networks. The installation shall be performed in a manner that complies with all applicable building codes. The successful Respondent shall coordinate design and construction elements with on-going projects at the Airport. • The proposed NH-DAS shall be a Wireless Service Provider-neutral solution which supports the various Wireless Service Providers (WSPs) desiring to supply 5G wireless service in the Airport. This shall be independent of the wireless frequencies and format used by the various WSPs. • Design of a Cellular Host NH-DAS to support multiple cellular carriers including all current wireless communications and broadband data requirements. • Maintain, monitor, and manage the Cellular Host NH-DAS to include regular service and maintenance, active monitoring and system restoration, Cellular Host NH-DAS system upgrades and enhancements to support the latest wireless carrier technologies, and management of wireless carrier access to the NH-DAS. The Cellular Carrier NH-DAS shall be operated as a neutral-host system and shall not discriminate against any wireless carrier, frequencies, or technologies. The Cellular Carrier NH-DAS shall not cause harmful interference with the Authority’s operational and public safety radio communications systems. • In the event the successful Respondent and/or the individual cellular carriers begin to provide new service offerings utilizing new technologies (e.g., providing broadband data service using 5G technologies), any additional revenue generated through the use of the Cellular Carrier NHDAS will be subject to a new revenue sharing agreement with the Authority, to be negotiated prior to such services being brought online.
