Opportunity
E-Rate #270000594
Green Bay Area Public School District requests E-rate licenses, support, and managed services for network equipment
Posted
September 14, 2026
Respond By
October 12, 2026
Identifier
270000594
NAICS
541513, 541512
The Green Bay Area Public School District is seeking proposals for E-rate Category 2 licenses, support, and managed services for its network infrastructure. - Government Buyer: - Green Bay Area Public School District (WI) - Contact: Amy Sterckx - OEMs and Vendors: - Primary OEM: Extreme Networks - Equivalent products from other manufacturers are acceptable - Products and Services Requested: - Switches and necessary software/licenses (Extreme Networks or equivalent) - 30,400 units requested - Includes installation and initial configuration - Wireless access points and necessary software/licenses (Extreme Networks or equivalent) - 50 units requested - Includes installation and initial configuration - Basic maintenance of internal connections for switches (30,400 units) - Basic maintenance of internal connections for wireless access points (43 units) - Managed internal broadband services for 45 entities - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Compliance with E-rate rules, including Lowest Corresponding Price (LCP) - Adherence to FCC regulations prohibiting equipment/services from companies deemed national security risks (e.g., Huawei, ZTE) - Vendors must propose methodologies to limit price adjustments due to tariffs - Product demonstrations allowed under strict conditions - Installation and initial configuration required for all hardware - All bids must comply with federal, state, and local procurement laws
Description
Green Bay Area School District requests licenses and support for existing equipment, including Basic Maintenance of Internal Connections and Managed Internal Broadband Services. The procurement involves Category 2 services such as Internal Connections, Switches, and Necessary Software and Licenses. Vendors must refer to attached documents for detailed instructions on submitting proposals. The solicitation emphasizes compliance with FCC rules and requires bids to offer the Lowest Corresponding Price (LCP).