Design Phase

• d1. The construction project manager will provide CAD drawings in dwg format to the wireless team.
• d2. The construction project manager will schedule a meeting with wireless team to discuss rooms with 25+ seats, VIP areas, and ceiling material. This step should occur one to two weeks after d1.
• d3. The wireless team will create and provide predictive site survey for wireless access point (WAP) placements to construction project manager.  This step should occur one to two weeks after d2.
• d4. The construction project manager will review and incorporate OIT Construction Standards.
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• d5. The construction project manager will provide updated CAD drawings with WAP placements to the wireless team.
• d6. The wireless team will verify placements and submit changes if needed to the construction project manager.

Construction Phase

OIT construction coordinator will ensure the following are completed:

• c1. Confirm the project is following our construction standards.

  • including but not limited to two CAT6A lines per WAP, enclosures, grounding, etc...

• c2. Coordinate a box walk with the wireless team and construction project manager once internal framing is mostly completed. 
• c3. Provide a date by when the wireless team needs to submit all WLAN quotes.
• c4. The wireless team will provide the quotes to the OIT construction coordinator by the date provided in c2.
• c5. Provide a SpeedType and date by when the wireless team needs to order all WLAN quotes.
• c6. The wireless team will order the quotes and provide receipts to OIT construction coordinator by the date provided in c4.
  
  • Steps c5 and c6 can be skipped if the construction project manager orders the quotes provided by the wireless team.
• c7. Provide a date to the wireless team when the wired lines are pulled to proper locations.
• c8. Coordinate a box walk with the wireless team and construction project manager. 
• c9. Provide a date to the wireless team when the terminated lines and enclosures are finished.
• c10. Confirm ethernet lines have been terminated, tested and labeled.
• c11. Confirm total completion of MDF and IDF; power, lighting, HVAC, racks, cable trays, floor, ceiling, walls, etc.
• c12. Confirm MDF and IDFs doors are secured with a key and the door is not propped open.
• c13. Confirm switches are racked, powered up and dual connected with a diverse path to both OIT Data Centers.
• c14. Confirm WAP switch ports are configured; 1Gbps or NBaseT ports, descriptions, LLDP and POE+, etc.
• c15. Confirm WAP patch panel ports are patched to switches.
• c16. Confirm we have received the patch panel port label information for each WAP that will be connected.
• c17. Confirm painting is done if required.

WAP Install Phase

• i1. OIT construction coordinator will verify all steps of the construction phase above are completed before starting WAP Install Phase.
• i2. The wireless team will prep and provision WAPs once received.
• i3. The wireless team will install all indoor WAPs.
• i4. The construction project manager will coordinate with the wireless team to assist in installing all outdoor WAPs.
• i5. The wireless team will test WAP functionality and preformance.

Occupancy Phase

• o1. OIT construction coordinator will provide the target date of occupancy to the wireless team.
• o2. The wireless team will add move in day to their calendars and be ready to respond to incidents.
• o3. The construction project manager will provide as-builts to the wireless team.
• o4. The wireless team will perform an active site survey to verify wireless coverage.
• o5. The wireless team will do the following:
  • Add or update plans in Airwaves, Ekahau, and OIT file areas.
  • Add new switches to Airwaves.
  • Update documentation of MDF and IDF, including nearest ladders, etc.
  • Update WAPs in the OIT WLAN database.

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