Help me to choose Right Core switches and Edge switches as per my Spec

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Dear All
Please help me to choose Core and Edge switches and all required hard ware and software. 
the spec details as per below 
Core Switches
1. High performance, highly scalable core switch to provide multi-10GE connectivity to various segments in the network.
2. Switch should have redundant switch fabric and routing engines or management / supervisor modules
3.should have separate control and forwarding planes
4.Each switch should have redundant power supplies in N+N or N+1 fashion
5. Must allow for two spare slots once services, management, processing modules and line cards populated
6. Easy to manage firmware- i.e. single code type enterprise/service provider) or train, and robust operating system
7. Supports for the VRRP, NSR, GRES, BFD, STP, MSTP, RSTP, VSTP, LACP redundancy protocols
8. Hot plugging and removal 
9. The switch should have native switching architecture with up to sufficient performance such that the loss of one switching fabric should not lead to degraded performance
10. Switch should support switching at least 400Mpps
11. Switch should be able to support 40 10Gig line rate ports in a fully redundant configuration 
12. Chassis that can scale to 700 Gbps
13. The proposed Backbone switch should support, but not be limited to the following Layer 3 features:
Static ip routing
Routing information protocol (RIP) and RIP2
Open shortest path first (OSPF)
IGMP v1, v2 and v3
IGMP Snooping 
IP multicast routing protocol 
14. The switch should support the following features at a minimum:
Spanning Tree 802.1D, 802.1S, 802.1W
GVRP
802.1x single and multi-supplicant: VLAN and ACL assignment
Dynamic ARP Inspection (DAI), DHCP snooping, IP Source gurard
LLDP, LLDP-MED
802.3X, 802.3ad
Redundant Trunk Group (RTG)
IGMP snooping 
Unicast static, OSPF v1/v2, RIP v1/v2
Multicast IGMPv1/v2, PIM
Graceful Route Engine Switchover 

Answer 1

I have gone through your document and I am surprised to see MORE information in the document than what you've posted.  I am so mildly suspicious about the authenticity of the document and spreadsheet you've attached.  
So far, based on this document, the client wants a chassis that can support up to 700 Gbps backplane.  The only candidate, other than a full-blown Nexus solution, is the 6807-X.  
Next, the document also states dual supervisor card with two spare slots.  Good luck trying to get that much empty space on a 6807-X.  This means 6509E.  You can't use a 6513E because of line-card-to-slot limitation.  
If you look under the heading "Edge Switching", the first sentence already makes references to 6800ia switch.
There's also a reference stating that the product should have a 100 Gbps backplane.  You can take the 6509E chassis out of the equation.  
So you see, I am suspicious about the authenticity of the document.  I agree with mali's and devil's recommendation that if you are serious, you would be engaging Cisco SE/AM in your region.  There are only three reasons, that I can think of, why you've posted this here.  One of them is the intended purpose of this document (and the audience).