Required Features Clause Samples
The Required Features clause defines the specific functionalities, characteristics, or services that a product or deliverable must include as part of a contract or agreement. It typically lists mandatory elements that the provider must implement, such as compatibility with certain systems, inclusion of particular modules, or adherence to specified standards. By clearly outlining these essential features, the clause ensures that both parties have a mutual understanding of the minimum acceptable deliverables, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over incomplete or inadequate performance.
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Required Features i. Solution will include all hardware and software to support a production filtering system, and development filtering system identical to the production system, logging system and a reporting system. The logging and reporting systems can utilize the same hardware if feasible.
ii. Solution will have the capability to filter content on Board-owned devices even when not on the Board’s network. Proposal should detail all dependencies required to support this capability as well as all known limitations.
iii. The Solution must be able to decrypt up to 100% of encrypted (SSL) traffic.
iv. Solution must scan all inbound and outbound web traffic (HTTP, HTTPS and other web traffic on non-standard TCP ports). Ideal Solution will be capable of scanning all traffic across all ports and protocols.
v. Solution must be scalable up to 240,000 requests per second, with up to 100% of the traffic encrypted.
vi. Solution must block sites based on web site categorization (e.g., adult, gambling, hacking, etc.)
vii. Solution must block sites based on explicitly defined URL and not simply based on keywords.
viii. Solution must provide template functionality such that users with specific criteria receive different levels of access. For example, a staff user may have access to the Social Media category while a student would not be allowed access. The Solution will need to be able to pull in metadata from Microsoft Active Directory (AD) to support this functionality.
ix. The Board prefers a Solution that will allow individual school policies. Designated school staff will be able to modify a limited set of categories. For example, the adult content category cannot be permitted at the school level; however, a school may opt to block the gaming category but permit other acceptable categories so long as there is no interference with CIA compliance. School staff will not be able to modify the policy in a way that would compromise the Board’s CIPA compliance.
x. The Solution will allow for designated school staff to be able to access reports specific for their schools.
xi. Solution must detect and block attempts to use proxies and VPN services in order to evade filtering, even if the proxy or VPN service is not configured for standard web ports.
xii. Solution must display a message to end users explaining why the site was blocked. This page is to be customizable by the Board. The page should display the following at a minimum:
1. Reason site was blocked
2. User’s name or credential if kno...
Required Features.
A. The proposed system shall be IP-based.
B. The proposed system shall allow multiple screens, easily selected by users, to allow arrangement of channel or system modules, paging controls, etc.
C. The proposed system shall allow multiple-channel or system patching and group patching. These patches shall require programmable audio delays and other configurable features to provide immediate, full function connection during critical incidents and events. Configuration must be preset to allow telecommunicators to establish patches without having to configure parameters for such patches. PROPOSERS must provide details on the configurable parameters and patch configuration details in their proposals.
D. Console positions shall acoustically cross mute channels in order to eliminate acoustic feedback between operators.
E. Dispatch consoles shall have the ability to patch two or more talkgroups, or channels together to allow users to communicate directly.
F. A separate control station shall be provided at each dispatch position to serve as a backup in the event of a console subsystem failure.
G. Upon activation of an emergency alarm by field units, dispatch positions shall provide an audible alert, display ID of calling unit and provide a visual alert of an emergency activation. The visual alert shall remain until acknowledged by the console operator.
H. The system shall allow remote control of doors at the dispatch facility and other buildings away from the dispatch facility but connected by the network.
I. The system shall be fully upgradable and compatible with P25 systems in current production or under development by leading manufacturers.
J. The system shall provide various levels of security allowing administrators to restrict access to internet sites, configuration, diagnostics, etc.
K. The system shall provide remote configuration capabilities allowing the system administrator to develop configuration in a test environment and “push” the configuration to all terminals without user intervention. The system must provide a single administration software application that provides for remote configuration and diagnostics for consoles, gateways, endpoints, and other IP-connected components. The administration software must support live “push” configuration changes from a centralized database to any or all operator positions. Systems that require individual local operator position configurations or programming are unacceptable.
L. The administration software mus...
Required Features o Abbreviated Dial with Off-Hook Indications - Capability to have a visual indication of the off- hook condition of another station and then automatically dial that station through the depression of an associated key. o Account Codes o Alarm Indication on Attendant Console o Attendant Camp-on o Attendant Console Silent button o Attendant Console Join key o Automatic Attendant Recall – Describe the options available to the City. o Automatic Call Back o Automatic Hold o Automatic Route Selection (ARS) o Call Accounting System and Call Detail Reporting