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Cable Television Service Performance Work Statement

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Commercial Television Services
Performance Work Statement (PWS)

SCOPE. The United States Marine Corps, hereafter referred to as the Government, requires commercially available television programming and associated commercial television service at authorized Government facilities aboard MCB Camp Lejeune, MCAS New River, and MCAS Cherry Point. The Contractor shall provide all nonpersonal services, supervision, commercially customary equipment, materials, account administration, activation, maintenance, support, moves, changes, disconnects, and removal necessary to provide the services ordered by task order. The Contractor shall provide service only through infrastructure, service points, distribution systems, facilities, and programming rights that it owns, leases, or otherwise has lawful authority to use. Contract award and issuance of a task order does not grant the Contractor a franchise, right-of-entry, facility-use right, or authority to use another provider’s infrastructure. This contract does not authorize construction of any kind including but not limited to cable-drop installation; new interior wiring; repair, replacement, or modification of building wiring; drilling; conduit; pathways; raceways; structural or facility alterations; exterior work; excavation; outsideplant work. If a location cannot receive the ordered service using an existing authorized service point and an existing functional interior outlet, the Contractor shall identify the location as non-serviceable under this IDIQ.

1.1 DEFINITIONS

Term
Service Port
Existing
Functional
Interior Outlet
Base
Programming
Package
Deluxe
Programming
Package
Existing
Authorized
Service Point
Serviceable

Task Order

Definition
One Government-designated television endpoint ordered to receive the approved base or deluxe programming package. The service port is the recurring service quantity used for task-order administration and billing.
An existing, fully installed, terminated, and functional interior outlet capable of receiving the Contractor’s ordered television service without new wiring, cable-drop installation, building modification, or construction.
The Contractor’s standard commercial television package that satisfies paragraph 4.2. It excludes sports packages, music packages, premium channels, pay-per-view, and other special or add-on programming unless ordered under the Deluxe Programming Package. The Contractor’s enhanced commercial television package that includes all channels from

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