Opportunity
City of Columbus #RFQ033657
City of Columbus seeks annual renewal of Red Sky MyE911 Client and E911 Anywhere Service subscriptions
Posted
September 16, 2026
Respond By
October 07, 2026
Identifier
RFQ033657
NAICS
541512, 541519
The City of Columbus Department of Technology is seeking bids for the annual renewal of Red Sky MyE911 Client and E911 Anywhere Service subscriptions. - Government Buyer: - City of Columbus, Department of Technology - OEM Highlight: - Red Sky Technologies is the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) for all requested products and services - Vendors: - Only certified Red Sky reseller/dealer partnerships are eligible to bid - Products/Services Requested: - 3,000 licenses of Red Sky MyE911 Client + E911 Anywhere Service (Part Number: 5803126RED-RS-6784S) - 2 blocks (20 calls total) of Calls to Emergency Call Relay Center (ECRC) (Part Number: 5803121RED-RS-6747S) - Notable Requirements: - Services must support Cisco Webex soft phone emergency call functionality - Pricing must be firm/fixed, include manufacturer warranty, and be FOB Destination, Freight Prepaid and Allowed - City may add additional licenses during the contract term, co-termed with existing licenses - Bidders must provide documentation of their certified partnership with Red Sky - Contract Term: - One-year initial term with up to three additional one-year renewal options upon mutual agreement and appropriation
Description
The City of Columbus, Department of Technology is seeking formal bids to establish a contract for the annual renewal subscription and services of Red Sky MyE911 Client and E911 Anywhere Service. The contract term is from January 13, 2027, through January 12, 2028, with possible renewal for three additional one-year terms upon mutual agreement and authorized appropriation. The scope includes software licensing and emergency call relay services, with quantities of 3,000 units of MyE911 Client +E911 Anywhere Service and 2 units of Calls to Emergency Call Relay Center (ECRC). Only certified reseller/dealer partnerships may respond, and bidders must show documentation of their relationship with the manufacturer.