Network Infrastructure & Internal Connections: Cabling, Switches, Uninterruptable Power Supply/Battery Backup, Wireless Access Points

Competitive bid for internal connections / network equipment and installation for Freedom Academy (School, 1 eligible entities), funding year 2027.
Requested services:
• Internal Connections – Cabling (qty 1 Feet)
• Internal Connections – Switches and Necessary Software and Licenses (qty 1 Each)
• Internal Connections – Cabling (qty 1 Feet)
• Internal Connections – Cabling (qty 1 Feet)
• Internal Connections – Uninterruptable Power Supply/Battery Backup and Necessary Software and Licenses (qty 5 Each)
• Internal Connections – Wireless Access Points and Necessary Software and Licenses (qty 2 Each)
• Internal Connections – Racks (qty 1 Each)
(1) 2x2 open swing hinge rack(1) 12 Port POE switch - Ubiquity or equivalent(2) Wireless Access Point - Ubiquity or equivalent(1) 24 Port Cat6 Patch Panel(24) 3' Cat6 patch cables(24) 7' Cat6 patch cables(3) 750va UPS(2) 1500va UPS
* Vendor pricelists will not be considered. * National Security Supply Chain Restrictions Equipment or services produced or provided by a company that the FCC has designated as a national security threat to the integrity of communications networks or the communications supply chain are not eligible for E-Rate support. 47 CFR 54.9(a). In addition, participants are prohibited from using E-Rate support to purchase, rent, lease, or otherwise obtain any covered communications equipment or service, or maintain any covered communications equipment or service previously purchased, rented, leased, or otherwise obtained. 47 CFR 54.10. * List of restricted equipment: Include all taxes and fees.* SPI Invoicing only.* If 470 requires installation, installation must be included with bid in order to be evaluated.* Include Manufacturer / Model / SKU for all hardware* Include Tax and Shipping
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 nonresidential customers who are similarly situated to a particular school, library, rural health care provider or consortium that purchase directly from the offeror. If Full E-Rate funding is not available for any reason, the District reserves the right to defer or cancel any agreements entered into at the Districts discretion.