Telecommunications services. Data network management and support services. Communications system maintenance services. Maintenance services of telecommunications equipment. Construction and ancillary works for telephone and communication lines. Communications infrastructure. Optical telecommunication cables. Wireless telecommunications system. Telecommunications network. Network operating system. Network equipment. Network ...

Telecommunications services. Data network management and support services. Communications system maintenance services. Maintenance services of telecommunications equipment. Construction and ancillary works for telephone and communication lines. Communications infrastructure. Optical telecommunication cables. Wireless telecommunications system. Telecommunications network. Network operating system. Network equipment. Network infrastructure. Communications network. Internet network. Telecommunications equipment and supplies. Communications equipment. Construction work. Construction work for communication lines. Ancillary works for telecommunications. Telecommunications-infrastructure maintenance services. Installation services of communications equipment. Integrated telecommunications services. Internet services. Satellite-related communications equipment. Mobile-telephone base-stations construction work. Installation of telecommunications equipment. Telephone and data transmission services. Installation services (except software). Telecommunication consultancy services. Information systems or technology strategic review and planning services. Advertising and marketing services. Marketing services. The Swindon Borough Council Broadband Programme is working to extend coverage of superfast broadband (greater than 24 Mbs) across Swindon, in areas beyond the reach of commercially-funded deployments which are unlikely to be covered without public intervention. This procurement requires a wholesale broadband network solution providing wholesale broadband services that retail service providers can use to provide business consumers, residential consumers, and public sector organisations with a range of broadband services for the term. The proposed solution must comply with the BDUK Technology Guidance and must deliver the following: a wholesale broadband service that will be open to all service and communications providers on a non-discriminatory basis for at least 7 years from last installation or 31.12.2017 whichever is the latest; a wholesale broadband service which makes available the greatest download and upload access speeds (data throughput) to greater than 95 % of Swindon premises, (equating to approximately a minimum of 15 303 additional premises within a defined intervention area) by 31.12.2017. Indicative subsidy funding by the Council and BDUK of up to 3 000 000 GBP is to be used as gap funding, as necessary to maximise coverage. The Contractor will be expected to provide substantial investment in the network, and to own and manage the risks associated with developing and operating a wholesale broadband network, including but not limited to take-up risk.

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