RFP-730-UofH-3111 Campus 5G Cellular Services FY26

The University of Houston is soliciting proposals for Campus 5G Cellular Services for Fiscal Year 2026 under solicitation number RFP-730-UofH-3111, with a posting date of May 4, 2026, and a firm deadline for submissions on May 25, 2026, at 5:00 PM CDT. All responses must be submitted exclusively through the JAGGAER Sourcing Event Portal, requiring potential vendors to first establish an account via the University of Houston Supplier Portal; submissions via other platforms including the Electronic State Business Daily are not accepted. The scope of work involves deploying and enhancing 5G cellular infrastructure across the university campus, focusing on improved network coverage, capacity, and reliability using telecommunications equipment classified under NAICS code 517112 and commodity code 72684 for transmitting infrastructure. Pricing is confidential and will not be disclosed publicly, with no contract value or cost estimates made available in the solicitation materials. The procurement does not specify a contract type, period of performance, FOB terms, or payment and invoicing mechanisms, nor does it detail inspection criteria, quality standards, or delivery schedules. No evaluation factors, award methodology, or weighting criteria are documented, though the absence of cost analysis and auto-scoring suggests a trade-off approach prioritizing technical merit over lowest price. The Place of Performance is the University of Houston campus in Texas, with no specific locations or addresses provided. The point of contact is Bryan Roche, with no formal designation as a Contracting Officer or Technical Representative, and no Contracting Officer’s Representative information is listed. Key sections including Representations and Certifications, Evaluation Factors, Packaging Requirements, and Special Contract Clauses either lack content or are not included in the provided documentation. Vendors must navigate the JAGGAER portal for all submissions, and while no size or socioeconomic set-aside is specified, respondents are likely expected to provide a Unique Entity ID and comply with standard federal reporting norms not explicitly outlined. No attachments or additional documents are referenced within the available data, and compliance with industry standards such as 3GPP or FCC regulations is implied but not formally cited.