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is estimated to be Three Hundred Eighty Five Thousand Dollars ($385,000), as shown in Item 2 of Exhibit A, and the annual maintenance for such radio consoles, the cost for which is estimated to be Thirty -Eight Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($38,500) annually, as shown in line D of Exhibit A; C. The necessary equipment to relocate and install a power transfer switch system to Cabarrus' current Uninterrupted Power Source ( "UPS ") within the equipment room at the Cabarrus Center, the cost for which is estimated to be Twenty -Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000), as shown in Item 8 of Exhibit A; and d. Seating for Union's use within the Cabarrus Center, the cost for which is included in the Twenty Thousand Dollar ($20,000) estimate shown in Item 5 of Exhibit A. For purposes of the Interlocal Agreement, "directly procure" means the party that is instructed to directly procure equipment and technology shall be responsible for contact with the vendor of such equipment or technology, and for entering into any written agreement or any other form of contract that may be required for purchase of such technology or equipment. Cabarrus shall directly procure such equipment and technology as soon as reasonably practicable upon receipt of a notice to proceed from Union; however, upon such direct procurement, Cabarrus shall not have a duty to submit payment to any vendor for such equipment and technology directly procured pursuant to this Section 1 without Union first having issued payment to Cabarrus. By signing this Amendment, Cabarrus agrees that it has complied and will continue to comply with all applicable North Carolina laws, rules, and regulations related to procurement of the technology and equipment listed in this Section 1, as well as all other applicable federal law, rules, and regulations. 2. Union shall directly procure the following for use at the Cabarrus Center at such time as determined by Union, in its sole discretion: a. The relocation of Union's current Datamaster ANVALI (B side) within the Cabarrus Center, as shown in Item 3 of Exhibit A; b. The T -1 connection of Union's 911 lines from the Durham router to the Cabarrus Center, as shown in Item 1 of Exhibit A, as well as the associated annual recurring costs, as shown in line F of Exhibit A; C. The fiber connections of Union's CAD access lines from the Union County Government Center to the Cabarrus Center, as shown in Item 9 of Exhibit A, as well as the associated annual recurring costs, as shown in line G of Exhibit A; d. The router for CAD connectivity to the Cabarrus Center, as shown in Item 6 of Exhibit A, as well as the associated annual maintenance, as shown in line C of Exhibit A; e. The console computers, monitors, cabling, and devices associated with the consoles to be placed within the Cabarrus Center, included as part of the estimate shown in Item 5 of Exhibit A; f. The audio recording equipment associated with the consoles to be placed within the Cabarrus Center, as shown in Item 4 of Exhibit A, as well as the associated annual maintenance, as shown in line A of Exhibit A; and g. Any microwave equipment necessary for connectivity from the Union County Government Center, the Wingate tower, or another location back to the Cabarrus 2of3 Attachment number 2 F -8 Page 91