Carson Planet bids #26-22

City of Carson Fiber Optic Cable and Splicing Enclosure Procurement (Re-Bid)

The City of Carson is seeking bids for the supply and delivery of single-mode fiber optic cable and splicing enclosures for municipal infrastructure upgrades. - Government Buyer: - City of Carson, Purchasing Division - Contact: Josilla Togiola, Purchasing Manager - OEMs Referenced: - Corning (fiber optic cable) - CommScope (formerly Tyco, splicing enclosures) - Products Requested: - 96-count single-mode fiber optic cable (Corning 096EU4-T4701D20 or equivalent) - Quantities: 2,025 linear feet (LF) and 435,000 LF - 288-count single-mode fiber optic cable (Corning 288EU4-T4701D20 or equivalent) - Quantity: 435,000 LF - FOSC 450-D6 Splicing Enclosures (CommScope FOSC450-D6-6-R21-D6V or equivalent) - Quantity: 300 units - Unique Requirements: - Alternate manufacturers and products are allowed if they meet or exceed technical specifications; bidders must clearly identify alternates in their submission - All products must be new, unused, supplied on labeled reels in continuous, unspliced lengths - Delivery required within 10 days for initial 2,025 LF and within 30 days for remaining items after purchase order - Bidders must have at least three years of relevant experience and be authorized distributors if not the manufacturer - City may award by line item or as a whole; all bids must comply with City’s Purchase Agreement and insurance requirements - No services beyond delivery are requested; opportunity is open and unrestricted

Description

The City of Carson is seeking bids from qualified bidders to provide 288-count and 96-count single-mode fiber optic cable. This is a re-bid of IFB No. 26-21 with revisions to the requirements. Bidders may propose alternate manufacturers or products that meet or exceed the specifications. Bids will be evaluated based on responsiveness, compliance, responsibility, and price, with the award made to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. The award is contingent upon execution of the City's Purchase Agreement, which must be accepted for purchases over $75,000.

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