Packet tracer simulation build -- 2

Hello, I need someone with a lot of networking experience to build me a packet tracer simulation. Please do not apply for this project if you don't understand the amount of work needed, see checklist below. Configuration Checklist: All IP addresses have a /24 mask unless otherwise marked on the diagram. Make sure you choose router/layer 3 switch models which will support the number and type of ports as seen on the diagram. Ensure that every area makes use of HSRP for router/layer 3 switch redundancy. Ensure that Etherchannel is added to each LAN area and the ISP area where indicated. Ensure that routers R1, R2 and R3 have suitable default routes added for communication with the ISP. Ensure that all LAN areas are running EIGRP in AS 1 as a routing protocol and that default routes are correctly redistributed. In LAN areas where there are VLANs deployed on switches (layer 2 or 3) then the port ranges are as follows: VLAN 10: Ports 1 – 10 VLAN 20: Ports 11 – 20 VLAN 1: All remaining ports unless trunked or assigned to VLAN 10 or 20 as necessary (see diagram for clarification). Layer 3 switches will require a VLAN trunking protocol to be set before ports can be made trunks – make sure these are set for 802.1q for this purpose. On the ISP Layer 3 switches, those ports which are not taking part in the Etherchannel links should belong to VLAN 100 and should have IP addresses in that VLAN as indicated. All the ISP routing devices should be running BGP with each device advertising all their directly connected networks and using the following BGP AS numbers: ISP-R1: 65000 ISP-R2: 5001 ISP-R3: 4001 ISP-R4: 3001 ISP-S2: 5000 ISP-S3: 6000 ISP-S4: 4000 ISP-S5: 3000 ISP-S1 does need to be present but not configured. The border router R1, R2 and R3 should provide one or more DHCP services for the PCs and wireless devices as needed, and requests should be relayed to these devices for the purpose. Ensure that dynamic NAT with PAT is implemented on all the border routers R1, R2 and R3 – static NAT is not required for this task. Test the network thoroughly before proceeding to Task 2. LAN PCs and layer 3 devices should be able to ping right through to the ISP PC and server, and the s0/0/0 addresses on R1, R2 and R3. LAN PCs should be able to access the web page stored on the ISP server. LAN PCs and layer 3 devices should not be able to ping into other LAN areas at this stage.