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Addendum #ONE BD1379 Page 1 of 8

THIS ADDENDUM MUST BE ACKNOWLEDGED.

THIS ADDENDUM SHALL BECOME A PART OF THIS SOLICITATION.

Amend REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL BD1379, Unified Communications/VoIP Service, dated November 3, 2009, as follows: Answers to submitted questions:

1. Q: Can we get a Network Diagram? A: Attachment B has a 2007 Visio of the Network Drawings.

2. Q: Is the fiber ring configured for layer 2 or layer 3?

A: Layer 3.

3. Q: Overhead Paging, what is being used today (Bogen, Ducain ect)? A: The district utilizes Bogen paging equipment in a number of configurations. A typical installation uses a series TPU100 and/or a TPU250 Amplifiers and Bogen speakers. Depending on the type of phone system at the site, an analog port is used to interface with the paging amp directly or using an interface device. Some sites are configured with Bogen TAMB, UTI-1 or UTI-312 zone paging units.

4. Q: One to One laptop wireless coverage, we need an idea of how many students per

school location. A: Student count varies drastically from school to school. The wireless should be able to support up to 30 client devices per classroom.

5. Q: Wireless outdoor Coverage at schools for police. We need an idea of where they

want coverage. Can DPS provide maps with the coverage area? A: Coverage area will vary from site to site depending on parking lot size, location and configuration. Antennas should be available in both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz models. DPS will provide maps of schools to the awarded Vendor via AutoCad in .dmg format.

6. Q: Active Directory servers at each facility of if they are centralized

A: Centralized.

7. Q: PRIs that terminate into the Nortel, how are they configured (Fas, NFAS, how many PRIs) A: PRI-T1, NI2 protocol, B8ZS Line coding, ISDN, ESF, Custom, Two way trunking, 23 B-channels + 1-D channel, FAS, NFAS.

Denver Public Schools Purchasing Department

900 Grant Street, Room 301 Denver, Colorado 80203

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL BD1379

ADDENDUM NUMBER ONE


DPS is currently supported by one OC3 (780 Grant St.), 12 T1s terminate into the Main PBX switch (780 Grant St.), One (1) T1 for Long Distance services, 46 T1s terminate into DPS school and admin locations and Four (4) DS1s terminate into school locations providing DPS Network data services.

8. Q: Blocked CLID calls from external services, need more clarification on what they are trying to do (Page 22, 2. Second to last one) A: Does your solution have the ability to block anonymous callers?

9. Q: What does your current E911 topology look like today, in detail (how detailed is it today) A: Any telephone within the district has the ability to dial 911. At an Admin, High School or Middle school location the call routes out the local DID PRI T1. At the Elementary school locations the call is routed thru the local DPS Network (DPSNet) PRI then out one of our 8 outbound DID PRI T1s at 780 Grant St. (DoTS). During a WAN outage a second choice out the local PSTN lines will be used. See Section 3.10.1.

10. Q: What is the Current Emergency Process (Page 23, 3.10, 2., b)

A: Phones have the ability to call 911 directly for emergencies. Phones also have the ability to call the Safety and Security Dispatch Center directly at X33911.

11. Q: Are you running Cisco Unified Contact Center Express and what is your license count for

agents, and what licenses (Enhance, Premium, or Standard)? A: DPS is currently running Cisco Unified Contact Center Express utilizing 25 Premium seats. A High Availability server is also utilized.

12. Q: What is the Heat system backend database? (Page 24, 3, 5), and is it already integrated into Unified Contact Center Express? A: Microsoft SQL Server. DPS is utilizing macros in UCCX for Heat integration. The callers DN is looked up and passed to the Heat application.

13. Q: What are the paging systems used at each school today? Is it uniform throughout the

district? A: See answer to question 3.

14. Q: How many MACs does the district support today? Do we need to provide soft phones for

these users? (Page 26, 14) A: DPS currently has approximately 30,000 plus desktop computers, 41% are MACs. Detail your solutions Macintosh capabilities.

15. Q: What are you doing today from a video conferencing standpoint? Does the district have a

standard? A: DPS uses Microsoft Live Meeting and Skype. The district does not have a standard.

16. Q: Are you currently integrated into your oracle database for detailed LDAP information?

(Page 26, 17) A: No, the district requires integration into the Microsoft Active Directory for LDAP information.

17. Q: What does a full security network core audit include?(Page 28, 6)


A: The intention of this requirement is that the Vendor will conduct a review of the DPS Network and security configuration to certify that the Vendors proposed system will operate normally on the DPS Network.

18. Q: (Page 29, 3 Conferencing) Do you have an idea of how many you want?

A: Vendor needs to detail the proposed solutions capabilities in providing set level conferences. Provide the number of participants that can be in a single conference before a bridge would be required.

19. Q: Stored numbers need more detail (page 29, 4) A: Provide details on how many stored numbers (last number dialed, last number received, missed calls) that your solution saves locally on the telephone set.

20. Q: Page 30, 22) Desktop background music? What are you talking about?

A: Provide details on your solutions ability to play background music through the telephone speaker when the telephone set is idle. Describe whether it a multicast or unicast stream. Define if this same stream can be system-wide, and if it can also be utilized for music on hold.

21. Q: (Page 30, 25) Autodial?

A: DPS is requesting an end user programmable key that will store a number. Example: A user wants to store 93035551212. The user also has the ability to store 9303 to prepend these digits for 10 digit calls.

22. Q: (Page 33, 4.2,1) Please clarify this question, as it appears you are going to be running

Microsoft UM with your corporate Directory? A: DPS would like the capability to perform dialable searches of the Districts AD via a handset display for staff phone numbers. Multiple child domains must be searchable. Also provide your solutions ability to have a UM enabled application dial the users associated handset.

23. Q: Is the Vender designing the Unified Messaging solution or does it already exist and are

we integrating our call control. If it is existing can DPS provide documentation on what is installed (Page 32, 4.1) A: DPS currently has a functioning Microsoft UM solution described within the RFP. Vendors can propose to fully integrate with the existing Microsoft UM solution or propose a fully integrated alternative.

24. Q: (Page 33, 4.3) is this a statement of a question?

A: No, this is purely informational.

25. Q: (Page 42, 16) Will DPS initiate the call to the Manufacturer or would it be to the vender first? A: DPS requires the ability to call the Vendor or the Manufacturer for support depending on the nature of the issue.

26. Q: Section 3, 3.1.3- You request Visio 2007 format. Will the district accept Visio 2003?

A: No.


27. Q: Section 3.3.2- the district is requesting a detailed description of how the proposed solution will integrate into the existing network infrastructure and provide end-to-end QOS. What existing infrastructure, the District has Bids 1385 ( LAN CPE) and Bid 1386 ( Wireless CPE) which will need to integrate. How would you like the vendor to respond, to which existing network infrastructure?

A: Respond with a solution that integrates with the current infrastructure. If you are responding to BD1385 and/or BD1386, detail your solutions integration.

28. Q: Heat 3.10 3 ACD CAPABILITIES - Please describe how the HEAT application is currently integrated into the current ACD or call center service. In addition, provide a detailed description of the HEAT application including Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) available for integration with the vendor proposed solution. A: See answer to question 12. It is the Vendors responsibility to research APIs for integration.

29. Q: 3.10 9 & 10 Overhead and Zone Paging - Please identify how many paging zones there

are per location and validate that one zone for district-wide paging is acceptable. A: Most schools are a single zone, however a number of schools use a Bogen UTI-312, providing up to 12 paging zones. The district requires the ability to page customizable zones that are comprised of multiple sets or multiple sites. The solution must also have the capability to securely page the entire district.

30. Q: 3.15 Integration to CCTV - Please elaborate on the district's vision for integrating the

CCTV into the into the vendor proposed UC environment. Is DPS specifically looking for direct integration into the UC solution and if so, for what application? A: DPS is requesting for the Vendor to detail the capabilities of their integration to the CCTV system. Describe the type of events that can trigger the integration between the camera system and the proposed VoIP/UC system. Also describe whether automatic phone calls and/or screen pops of specific cameras can be triggered for various types of events.

31. Q: 4.7 Integrated Messaging - Please clarify the intent of the first paragraph. Is DPS asking

for the vendor proposed solution to make changes directly on the current Exchange environment and Microsoft Unified Messaging System or rather for the vendor to provide the integration to Exchange and DPS will perform the MS UM design and configuration for messaging services. A: DPS currently has a functioning Microsoft UM solution described within the RFP. Vendors can propose to fully integrate with the existing Microsoft UM solution or propose a fully integrated alternative.

32. Q: 4.10 Storage - Given that the Unified Messaging portion of the solution is essentially owned and operated by DPS, please clarify what information is being requested for the storage requirements. If DPS is looking for storage requirements for the Unified Messaging solution, then it would be necessary for DPS to provide their current message policy to properly scope the storage requirements based on that policy. A: Storage for the Microsoft UM environment is not the Vendors concern. If the Vendor is proposing an alternative solution then that solutions storage needs must be addressed.


33. Q: Do you have a current Visio of the connectivity between datacenters and remote locations? A: Attachment B has a 2007 Visio of the Network Drawings.

34. Q: Will all remote sites (schools, buildings) be dual homed to Primary and Secondary Data

Centers? A: There is redundancy built into the network but we do not have redundancy into the buildings.

35. Q: Can DPS supply integration information for Microsoft 2010 applications?

A: This is a Vendor responsibility.

36. Q: Section 3.3 - Can you provide a sample diagram of what your existing network infrastructure looks like at a typical school? A: Attachment C has a 2007 Visio of the Network Drawings.

37. Q: Section 3.14 - Is the DPS radio system IP enabled with IP gateways for each channel? If

not, can we get a network drawing/specification of the radio network with channel counts, trunking information, platform locations, etc.? A: Each channel is programmed with a unique port number within the IP223 device.

38. Q: Section 3.15 - what NVMS CCTV system will DPS be migrating to?

A: This solution is also going out to RFP. The new solution will be required to be IP enabled.

39. Q: Does DPS currently utilize a Mass Notification application?

A: DPS currently utilizes Shout Point.

40. Q: 3.2.1 Wireless Handsets: Would Windows Mobile 6 smartphones meet this requirement? If so, cell phones can double as 802.11 handsets and will function internally as well as externally using Exchange ActiveSync to synchronize email and calendars. A: The Vendor is required to provide their best and most cost effective solution for the RFP. DPS will not consider devices that will require a monthly service plan to operate. If the solution is Windows Mobile 6 capable is there also iPhone integration?

41. Q: 3.10.9 OVERHEAD PAGING Need more specifics on paging systems. Must at least

specify brands and models of paging systems or furnish interconnection requirements (e.g. connects with FXO analog port, paging system provides dial tone). A: See answer to question 3.

42. Q: 3.10.10 ZONE PAGING Again, what type of paging systems? Are these zone

controllers for above paging systems or is a separate system used for zones. A: See answers to question 3 and question 29.

43. Q: 3.13.4 STORED NUMBERS Please define what is meant by Stored Numbers.

A: See answer to question 19.

44. Q: 3.13.23 DESKTOP BACKGROUND MUSIC Please define what is meant by Desktop

Background Music. A: See answer to question 20.


45. Q: 3.15 INTEGRATION INTO CCTV Please define functional requirements is a new

camera system to be deployed? If so, are they to be deployed or specified in this engagement? A: Provide a detailed integration into an IP-based CCTV system as requested in section 3.15. A new CCTV system will be going out to RFP at a later date. The new CCTV solution will be required to be IP enabled.

46. Q: How many users will be implemented in the 1st phase?

A: Vendor is required to submit a MS Project Plan that details the timelines and phases that the vendor can realistically achieve. DPS will work collaboratively with the awarded vendor on a schedule agreeable by both parties.

47. Q: What architectural components of OCS 2010 and Exchange UM 2010 does DPS intend

to use, and what specific functionality of those components does the proposed solution need to support? A: DPS currently has a functioning Microsoft UM solution described within the RFP. Vendors can propose to fully integrate with the existing Microsoft UM solution or propose a fully integrated alternative.

48. Q: What standards based protocols and open APIs can each of the OCS 2010 and Exchange UM 2010 architectural components leverage to support interoperability?

A: This is the Vendors responsibility to research the integration.

49. Q: Since vendors are being asked to provide a solution that leverages a product which is not yet available (OCS 2010), can vendors propose solutions consisting of products under development with committed roadmap that accomplishes DPS goal of integration with OCS2010, and/or integrate with the current version of OCS2007? A: Yes.

50. Q: Do the elementary school PSTN analog lines require direct inward dial capability?

A: No they dont, these lines will be transitioned to survivability and E911 services. The schools main numbers will become the 720-423-XXXX or 720-424-XXXX numbers that are currently in use and provided via DPS Network. Please describe any functionality your solution has to address reverse 911 from a PSTN line.

51. Q: The classroom phone + admin phones + wireless phones do not add up to the total set

count in the Data tab in spreadsheet BD1379 Attachment.xls. Please clarify A: See Attachment A for modifications.

52. Q: Are the Wireless IP Phones primary devices for DPS employees or secondary devices for

the security staff on duty? A: Price, user, and reliability dependant.

53. Q: Can DPS provide TRCA with certification of cabling, as well as a diagram of the current

network architecture? This is particularly important with regard to responding to section 3.3 on page 19 of the RFP. A: DPS has installed certified category 6 cabling at all DPS sites. Test results for the cabling can be provided to the awarded vendor.

54. Q: Can DPS provide a specific inventory of the systems and telephones with regards to the

request for trade in cost for the existing Nortel equipment? Break down by vintage of PBX


cards & Norstar cartridges, along with, color, model, and release of the telephones is vital to providing an accurate trade in cost. A: Actual vintage and revisions can be provided during final negotiations. Vendor can provide a matrix of vintages for trade-in value for their initial response.

55. Q: On page 40, section 8.1, DPS makes reference to maintenance of all equipment for 5

years after the first year of implementation. Are we correct in assuming IP telephones are considered to be equipment covered under said maintenance? A: DPS does not intend to purchase maintenance on telephone sets. DPS will procure spare sets of each model to self-insure. DPS does intend to purchase maintenance on all core and survivable devices.

56. Q: In what way would our solution need to integrate into the CCTV system?

A: See answer to question 30.

57. Q: Is DPS amenable to progress payments, i.e., payment upon equipment delivery, payment upon core implementation, system implementation, etc. A: Yes. Details will be required to be negotiated prior to award.

58. Q: Will DPS accept a cure period, not to exceed 30 days; to afford the contractor an

opportunity to correct any asserted default prior to the termination of the contract? A: Yes, DPS will accept a cure period but specific details will need to be worked out during the negotiation Due date and time remains: December 04, 2009 3:00 p.m. local standard time at 900 Grant St, Room 301 If your proposal has been submitted and you wish to amend it, please modify your proposal on company letterhead. The amended proposal must be received prior to the time and date set for the proposal opening. Each modification submitted to the District's Purchasing Office located at 900 Grant Street, Room 301, must have Vendors name and return address and the applicable RFP number and title of the RFP clearly marked on the face of the envelope. If more than one modification is submitted, the modification bearing the latest date of receipt by the District's Purchasing Office will be considered the valid modification. This addendum must be acknowledged, whether or not you amend your proposal. Please be sure to include this signed Addendum in your final RFP response.

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Summary

SUMMARY

DescriptionTotal Cost

UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM- PRIMARY DATA CENTER

UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM- SECONDARY DATA CENTER COMPONENTS

VENDOR SERVICES- SUPPORT (as defined in Section 8.1)

OPTIONAL EXTENDED MAINTENANCE (Years 4-6)

OPTIONAL SERVICES and EQUIPMENT

SITE EQUIPMENT

TRADE-IN CREDIT

TOTAL SYSTEM COST$ - 0

Central Equipment

UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM- PRIMARY DATA CENTER

PART NUMBERPRODUCT DESCRIPTIONQTYLIST PRICE% OFF OF LIST PRICEDISCOUNTED PRICEEXTENDED PRICE

HARDWARE (Section 3)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

SOFTWARE (Section 3)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

LICENSING (Section 3.1.4)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

INSTALLATION (Section 5)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

MAINTENANCE YEARS 1-3 ITEMIZED BY YEAR (Section 8.3)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

CRITICAL SPARES (Section 8.1.6)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

MANAGEMENT and MONITORING TOOLS (Section 3.4.1)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

TELEPHONE PROVISIONING MANAGEMENT TOOL (Section 3.4.2)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

911 AUTO CONFERENCING (Section 3.10.2)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

PAGING (Section 3.10.9, 3.10.10 & 3.10.11)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

TELEPHONY PRESENCE INTEGRATION to MICROSOFT OFFICE COMMUNIATIONS SERVER (Section 4)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

AUTOMATIC CALL DISTRIBUTION (3 ACD groups with 10 agents each) (Section 3.10.3)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

HARDWARE/SOFTWARE REQUIRED TO FULLY UTILIZE and INTEGRATE WITH MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 2010 and MICROSOFT OFFICE COMMUNCATIONS SERVER (Section 4.7)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

OTHER REQUIRED HARDWARE/SOFTWARE

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

Total$ - 0

UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM- SECONDARY DATA CENTER COMPONENTS


HARDWARE

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

SOFTWARE

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

INSTALLATION

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

MAINTENANCE

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

OTHER HARDWARE/SOFTWARE

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

Total$ - 0

VENDOR SERVICES- SUPPORT (as defined in Section 8.1)


$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

Total$ - 0

OPTIONAL EXTENDED MAINTENANCE (Years 4-6)


MAINTENANCE YEAR FOUR

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

MAINTENANCE YEAR FIVE

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

MAINTENANCE YEAR SIX

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

Total$ - 0

OPTIONAL SERVICES and EQUIPMENT


VIDEO CONFERENCING SOLUTION (Section 3.10.16)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

AUDIO CONFERENCING SOLUTION (Section 3.10.19)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

TELEPHONE SET SPEAKER PAGING (Section 3.10.11)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

THIRD PARTY EDUCATIONAL APPLICATIONS

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

RADIO SYSTEM INTEGRATION (Section 3.14)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

CCTV SYSTEM INTEGRATION (Section 3.15)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

CALL ACCOUNTING- CALL DETAIL REPORTING (Section 3.10.4)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM- E911 (Section 3.10.2)

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

$ - 0

Total$ - 0

Site Equipment

Admin Building Telephones


Classroom Telephones$ - 0

Admin Telephones422$ - 0

Wireless Telephones10$ - 0

Line Expansion Module for Admin Telephone10$ - 0

Licensing for Telecommunications Devices$ - 0

Total$ - 0

Admin Building Equipment


Local Survivability Device w/ 1st Year Maintenance1$ - 0

T1\PRI Interfaces1$ - 0

Local Analog Ports (Fax, Modem, TTY, etc.)48$ - 0

LEC Analog Port (POTS line, Centrex Lines)$ - 0

Total$ - 0

Admin Building Maintenance


Year 2 Maintenance$ - 0





Total$ - 0Site Total$ - 0

Del Pueblo Telephones







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Del Pueblo Equipment





LEC Analog Port (POTS line, Centrex Lines)1$ - 0

Total$ - 0

Del Pueblo Maintenance








DOTS Telephones

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Fox Street Telephones







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Knight Telephones







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Mitchell Telephones







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N.E. Bus Terminal Telephones







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Secondary Data Center Telephones





Line Expansion Module for Admin Telephone$ - 0


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Secondary Data Center Equipment



T1\PRI InterfacesTBD- Determined by Design

Local Analog Ports (Fax, Modem, TTY, etc.)$ - 0


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Secondary Data Center Maintenance








Service Building Telephones







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Transportation Telephones







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Yuma Street Telephones







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Amesse Telephones


Classroom Telephones56$ - 0





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Archuleta Telephones







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Asbury Telephones







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Ashley Telephones







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Barnum Telephones







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Barrett Telephones







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Beach Court Telephones







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Bradley Telephones







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Bromwell Telephones







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Brown Telephones







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Byers Telephones







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T1\PRI Interfaces$ - 0



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Carson Telephones







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Castro Telephones







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Cheltenham Telephones







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Colfax Telephones







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College View Telephones







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Columbian Telephones







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Columbine Telephones







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Columbine Prep Telephones







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Cory Telephones







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Cowell Telephones







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Crofton Telephones







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Denison Telephones







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Doull Telephones







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Eagleton Telephones







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Ebert Telephones







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Edison Telephones







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Ellis Telephones







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Emerson Street Telephones







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Emerson Street Maintenance








Fairview Telephones







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Fallis Telephones







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Florence Crittenton Telephones







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Force Telephones







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Ford Telephones







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Garden Place Telephones







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Godsman Telephones







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Goldrick Telephones







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Green Valley Telephones







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Gust Telephones







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Hallett Telephones







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Harrington Telephones







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Holm Telephones







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Johnson Telephones







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Kaiser Telephones







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Knapp Telephones







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Lincoln ES Telephones







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Lowry Telephones







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Marrama Telephones







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Maxwell Telephones







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McGlone Telephones







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McKinley Thatcher Telephones







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