Lease-Purchase Agreement - ENS Group - Replacement of Network Switching Gear and ASA Firewall

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Wide Area Network The installation of the systems will take place at City of South Bend's main location and branches as appropriate. ENS will work to install & configure the new systems in accordance with planning meeting discussions and the overall project plan. ENS will coordinate with the City of South Bend staff in order to smoothly transition from the old systems to the new ones, minimizing disruptions and downtime. ENS technicians will test and resolve/troubleshoot issues related to the activities in this SOW to ensure proper operation of the system. Network installation steps will include: • Uplink Connectivity o The 450OX switches being installed in the City of South Bend's datacenter will provide 1OG connectivity to multiple locations with redundant single mode fiber connections • 6509 in the City County Building using new X2 1OG modules • 450OX in the Police Department • Modules for both of these locations are appropriate for up to lOkm This will provide the core connectivity for future network moves and connectivity • Additional modules may be needed as the network is expanded • Network Design o The ENS engineer with review the current status of the network and the plans for the immediate future and create the design steps to get there. o This will include documenting additional hardware that will be required, updated network map for future connectivity and roadmap for network changes o Based on the current information about one week of time will be required for the detailed design CISCO ASA AND FIREPOWER DEPLOYMENT PROJECT SCOPE OVERVIEW EQUIPMENT IMPLEMENTATION The implementation of the new security equipment will take place at City of South Bend's CCB and Police Department facilities. ENS will work to implement the new equipment in accordance with planning meeting discussions and the overall project plan. If applicable, ENS will coordinate with City of South Bend staff in order to smoothly transition from the old equipment to the new, minimizing disruptions and downtime. ENS personnel will test and troubleshoot issues related to the activities covered in the scope for this engagement to ensure proper operationof the new equipment. Implementation steps will include: ENS Group will install and configure two (2) Cisco ASA5525-X Adaptive Security Appliances to replace the existing ASASS20S at the Internet perimeter. The new ASA5525-Xs will be licensed for the following features: o FirePOWER Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) with a 3- or 5-year subscription, depending on option purchased o AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client with support for up to 50 simultaneous connections from Windows, Macintosh, Linux, iOS, and/or Android endpoints with a 3- or 5-year subscription, depending on option purchased The ASA5525-X platform is rated for 255 Mbps throughput with FirePOWER IPS enabled. If other FirePOWER features (e.g., AMP for Networks and/or URL filtering) are added at a later time, supported throughput will decrease. An ASA5525-X running all FirePOWER features is rated for 167.5 Mbps. Adding SSL decryption reduces total throughput to 33.5 Mbps. ENS Group will install and configure one (1) instance of the Cisco FirePOWER Management Center as a virtual appliance on a VMware ESX host provided by City of South Bend. Minimum requirements for this virtual appliance include: 0 8 GB RAM Statement of Work for City of South Bend 5