Does DataRoad bid in public tenders?
Yes, DataRoad regularly bids for and delivers works awarded by prior consultation, direct award and public tender. We hold the documentary track record these procedures require and prepare the technical description, priced bill of quantities, data sheets, work plan and safety plan, with the qualification requirements gathered before submission.
What does the final dossier contain?
The final dossier contains as-built drawings, a map and labelling of every outlet, rack diagrams, inventory, a certification report for every point and a warranty per component. It is delivered complete at acceptance. This dossier is what allows the works to be accepted first time and any fault to be diagnosed in the years that follow.
Does public service have to stop?
No. We work zone by zone, at times agreed with the authority, and at the end of each day the service is running. Phasing, access windows and the safety plan are agreed before the start, so that courts, schools, town halls and service counters stay open throughout the works.
Do you certify every outlet or only a sample?
We certify 100% of points, each with its own measurement report. The measurement covers attenuation, crosstalk, propagation delay and length on every pair, compared against the limits of the category awarded. A sample or a simple declaration cannot diagnose an intermittent fault five years from now; a per-point report can.
Who looks after the network after handover?
DataRoad, under an IT Unlimited contract. The warranty covers what was installed, and preventive maintenance, monitoring and support come with written response times. For public bodies we recommend Premium, from €750 per month + VAT, with unlimited on-site support. The contract is annual and no lock-in.
Why DataRoad for a public project?
Because we deliver what the specification asks for, with written proof for every point. DataRoad has 11 years in business, 232 clients and a Top 5% SME distinction (source: scoring.pt). Public references include the Ministério Público and DCIAP, SSAP, the Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública and the União das Freguesias de Massamá e Monte Abraão.