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Sin: C51 509NETWORK Connectivity Support Services Must Be Able to Support Industry's Software Applications, Network Operating Systems (e.g., Windows 95, 98, NT, Netware) and Other Related Networks That Are Compatible to the Agency's Infrastructure. the Qualified Personnel, Materials, Spare Parts, Tool, Hardware/software and Network Components Necessary to Perform the Service Will Be Provided by the Contractor. the Capability to Support, Stand-alone and Integrated Digital Equipment (e.g., Digital/multifunctional Digital Copiers, Photo Id Systems, Mail Management Systems, Network Optical&imaging Systems and Laboratory Systems) Must Be Providedby the Contractor. This Will Give the Users the Ability to Search, View, Accessand Print Documents Right From Their Desktop. the Contractor Must Have the Ability to Manage and Control the Agency's Network Environment. This Sin Includes Directly Related Support (e.g., Security, Telephone/hotline, Database, Software, Maintenance). Network Connect
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