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*BLACK-BOX- City of San Marcos Project. Conversion to IP telephones and single CS1000E Provide blueprints /floor plans and furniture layouts identifying all voice and data locations prior to system design. All space, power and environmental specifications for the equipment room(s) as per manufacture requirements. All electrical wiring facilities and cable infrastructure shall be industry compliant and meet all local, city, county and state regulations. Provide, in advance, notification of any unique requirements, hazardous locations, security precautions, access restrictions or other extraordinary conditions that may exist and which may affect the execution of the project. Responsible to supply a secured area to warehouse the equipment and material required to complete the project. Provide a resource for access to the customer site if after hours work is required. Complete the System Design Workbook, which will be reviewed with resources designated by the City of San Marcos during a System Design Workshop (SDW). After Black Box Network Services reviews the completed System Design Workbook and completes the system design, an outline of the design along with a System Design Freeze Date recommendation will be presented and the City of San Marcos will be responsible for authorizing the design to move forward with the installation. After this, Black Box Network Services will commence system configuration and can complete the final ordering process. Changes requested to the system design made after the freeze date will be handled via the ICO process. All PC and LAN connections required to complete the solution as described in this Statement of Work. All patch cords required, in the LAN room and at the desktop. All racking equipment required to house any new data and voice equipment (except where noted that BBNS is providing this equipment). The disposition of the existing equipment that will be displaced is the customer's responsibility unless noted otherwise. Interfacing with third party and customer provided equipment holds risk. It is the City of San Marcos responsibility to coordinate third party vendors to work with Black Box Network Services as required and as specified in Schedule A and this Statement of Work. If a problem occurs it is the customer's responsibility to contact their local vendor to correct the issues. During the warranty period, the Black Box Network Services Customer Solutions Center or our vendor may require the ability to access the system remotely. This will require the City of San Marcos to provide the use of a business to business VPN tunnel as well as a dedicated two- wire PSTN analog loop start line for system modem and out - dialing connectivity. When implemented, the business -to- business VPN tunnel traffic carried over the internet is restricted to allow communication only between two IP addresses — the Black Box Network Services VPN concentrator and the VPN termination point located on the customer network. The presence of the remote connection allows for the Black Box Network Services to call into the system to provide support, address issues, answer questions, deliver software patches and upgrades and determine Page 15 of 18