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[CANCELED] 26-DgUSD
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This procurement for the Douglas Unified School District 27 involves internet access and network infrastructure. The district requires internet services for its hub and schools with a minimum bandwidth of 10Gbps, including optional pricing for increments up to 100Gbps. The requested contract term is 60 months, or one year with four optional one-year extensions. Hardware requirements include a firewall capable of 20Gbps throughput with five years of security licensing, 250 indoor WiFi 6 wireless access points, and two wireless controllers with licensing for 400 access points. Compliance with the Arizona State Procurement Code is mandatory, requiring that any proposal exceeding 100,000 dollars be linked to a State Master Contract or approved cooperative purchasing agreement to avoid disqualification. Additionally, all pricing must adhere to the FCC Lowest Corresponding Price Rule. Proposals must specifically address all requested services and separate eligible from ineligible products to be considered responsive.
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Douglas, AZ, 85607, USASet-Aside
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Category 2: Firewall Service & Components (1) Firewall capable of 20Gbps throughput with full security enabled, including application visibility and intrusion prevention.
Equivalent to Cisco 3120. Include 5-year Malware, URL TD, and AMP licensing or equivalent. _______ WAP (250) Indoor WiFi6 Wireless Access Point with multigigabit Ethernet; Equivalent to Cisco C9120AXI
See posted scope of work for details. ____ Wireless Controller (2) Wireless Controllers; Equivalent to Cisco CW9800M.
Include licensing for (400) wireless access points, including the (250) requested on this form 470.
See posted scope of work for details. ____ THIS PROCUREMENT IS NOT A FORMAL SEALED BID/RFP PROCESS. There are no state or local restrictions or regulations on how service providers can contact the District's technology or business manager. Arizona State Procurement Code requires a formal sealed bidding process; or purchasing from an IGA, State Master Contract, other approved cooperative purchasing contract, or compliant consortium procured contract for any procurement in excess of $100,000.00. Any quote/proposal whose total value exceeds $100,000.00 and is not linked to a current State Master Contract, other approved cooperative purchasing contract, or a compliant consortium procured contract will be disqualified by Arizona State Procurement Code. Any quotes must comply with the underlying state master/cooperative purchasing agreement in pricing and terms. Any quote/proposal submitted that does not specifically address the services requested, is generic in nature or otherwise does not meet the requirements contained in this Form 470 and associated specifications may be considered non-responsive and may be disqualified. SPAM and/or robotic responses will not be considered valid bid responses and will be disqualified from consideration. All original contracts offered that are less than a 60 month term should include specifications that allow for annual one year extensions and/or month to month extensions at the discretion of the applicant; not to exceed a total of 60 months. Please quote all eligible and ineligible products/services separately. Any pricing proposed must comply with the FCC Lowest Corresponding Price Rule as required by the Universal Service First Report and Order, and restated in the FCC E-Rate Modernization Report and Order, adopted July 11, 2014. The FCC Lowest Corresponding Price rule prohibits an E-rate services offeror from offering or charging E-rate applicants a price higher than the lowest price that the offeror charges to non-residential customers who are similarly situated to a particular school, library, rural health care provider or consortium that purchase directly from the offeror.
State/local procurement requirements: THIS PROCUREMENT IS NOT A FORMAL SEALED BID/RFP PROCESS. There are no state or local restrictions or regulations on how service providers can contact the District's technology or business manager. Arizona State Procurement Code requires a formal sealed bidding process; or purchasing from an IGA, State Master Contract, other approved cooperative purchasing contract, or compliant consortium procured contract for any procurement in excess of $100,000.00. Any quote/proposal whose total value exceeds $100,000.00 and is not linked to a current State Master Contract, other approved cooperative purchasing contract, or a compliant consortium procured contract will be disqualified by Arizona State Procurement Code. Any quotes must comply with the underlying state master/cooperative purchasing agreement in pricing and terms. Any quote/proposal submitted that does not specifically address the services requested, is generic in nature or otherwise does not meet the requirements contained in this Form 470 and associated specifications may be considered non-responsive and may be disqualified. SPAM and/or robotic responses will not be considered valid bid responses and will be disqualified from consideration. All original contracts offered that are less than a 60 month term should include specifications that allow for annual one year extensions and/or month to month extensions at the discretion of the applicant; not to exceed a total of 60 months. Please quote all eligible and ineligible products/services separately. Any pricing proposed must comply with the FCC Lowest Corresponding Price Rule as required by the Universal Service First Report and Order, and restated in the FCC E-Rate Modernization Report and Order, adopted July 11, 2014. The FCC Lowest Corresponding Price rule prohibits an E-rate services offeror from offering or charging E-rate applicants a price higher than the lowest price that the offeror charges to non-residential customers who are similarly situated to a particular school, library, rural health care provider or consortium that purchase directly from the offeror.
Reference documents (Form 470 / RFP): https://publicdata.usac.org/EPC/Prd/Form470/260010491/143073/20740870-USAC_FCC_FORM_470_APPLICATION_260010491_CERTIFIED.pdf
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