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This Solicitation opportunity from Kansas was posted on July 22, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

On-Call Low Voltage Network Cabling Services

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RFP-2600040State & Local

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The City of Lawrence, Kansas is seeking qualified vendors to provide on-call low voltage network cabling services across its municipal facilities through solicitation RFP-2600040. The goal is to establish a reliable, standardized, and future-ready network infrastructure that supports critical city operations, including communications, data management, security systems, and public services. Vendors must deliver full-service cabling solutions—including installation, testing, certification, and documentation—in full compliance with current ANSI/TIA industry standards to ensure performance, scalability, and long-term maintainability. The work will span multiple city properties, requiring flexibility and responsiveness to meet evolving technological demands and facility-specific needs. Proposals are due by August 25, 2026, and the contract will be managed by the City’s Information Technology department under Infrastructure Manager Matthew Zager and Buyer Lisa Pence. The services are intended to be accessed on an as-needed basis, allowing the City to respond quickly to upgrades, repairs, or new deployments without maintaining permanent in-house cabling teams. The City emphasizes high-quality workmanship, accurate documentation, and adherence to best practices to reduce downtime, strengthen cybersecurity through hardened physical infrastructure, and support continued innovation in public service delivery. All work must be performed within Lawrence, Kansas, and vendors are expected to demonstrate proven experience with municipal or similar government-sector cabling projects.

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Lawrence, KS seeks qualified vendors for on-call low voltage network cabling services compliant with ANSI/TIA standards.

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City of Lawrence On-Call Cabling Services RFP-2600040 Company Overview

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AgencyKansas → Information Technology
Contacts2 people available
OfficeLawrence, KS, 66044, USA
Office AddressLawrence, KS, 66044, USA
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Matthew ZagerInfrastructure Manager

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Freese and NicholsOverland Park, KS

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The City of Lawrence, Kansas maintains a diverse portfolio of municipal facilities that rely on secure, efficient, and high‑performance network connectivity to support daily operations, public services, and technology‑driven initiatives. As the City continues to modernize its infrastructure and expand the use of digital systems—including communications, data management, security technologies, and public‑facing services—the reliability and capacity of the underlying network cabling systems have become increasingly critical. In order to sustain service quality, support expanding technology needs, and ensure future scalability, the City seeks a qualified vendor or vendors to provide comprehensive network cabling services across multiple municipal properties. This Request for Proposals (RFP) is issued to identify a vendor capable of delivering professional installation, testing, certification, and documentation of network cabling systems that align with industry best practices and current ANSI/TIA standards. By establishing a robust and uniform cabling foundation, the City aims to enhance reliability, reduce long‑term maintenance challenges, strengthen security‑related infrastructure, and support continued innovation in municipal service delivery.

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