1607-DE broadband connection DMZ Bördeland

Technologies named

• Blackholing
• IP Transit

Lots (2)

1. Lot 11607-DE broadband connection DMZ Bördeland

   36 months

   BWI GmbH (hereinafter referred to as "BWI") is considering a framework agreement for the continuation and scaling of Internet transit access with up to 500 Gbit/s at the location in Bördeland in the amount of €14,869,161,11 (net) up to €22,303,741,67 (net limit) by means of a negotiated procedure with participation competition according to § 11 para. 1 sentence 1 alt. 2 VSVgV. The framework contract is concluded with a maximum term of 7 years (3 years basic term, with a 4-time extension option of 12 months each). The contractor (AN) is to provide the BWI as a service an IP transit broadband line to the Internet for the Bördeland data center. This includes the provision of a blackholing procedure as an ISP procedure (procedure of the Internet service provider) for protection against DDoS attacks. The blackholing method is an automatic redirection of Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks on a so-called blackhole (black hole), so that these attacks run into nowhere. This avoids that such IT attacks have an impact on the Internet lines and services as well as the connected DMZ (Demilitarized Zone as Security Transition) and downstream IT SysBw network. The blackholing method is a provider method that is bound to the respective provider technology. The service itself is provided without exception in the IT infrastructure of the same ISP.

2. Lot 2

   36 months