Nevada ePro #70CNR-S4044

Turnkey Public Wi-Fi Service for Nevada State Parks Campgrounds

Nevada State Parks is seeking a turnkey public Wi-Fi service for designated campground areas. - Government buyer: State of Nevada Purchasing Division, procuring for the Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and its Nevada Division of State Parks (NDSP), administered through the Parks Division. - Requested service: One contractor-owned and contractor-managed Wi-Fi service for participating campground areas. The contractor is responsible for site assessment and network design, outdoor equipment and infrastructure, installation and testing, internet connectivity and backhaul, operations, monitoring, maintenance, repairs, equipment replacement, upgrades, software and licensing, technical support, and equipment removal at contract end. - Performance requirements: Reliable campground coverage and at least 300 Mbps throughput, or an equivalent or superior level approved by NDSP. The service includes an NDSP-approved public access page, security and performance monitoring, and scalable deployment. - Cost and visitor fees: No direct financial contribution from NDSP is required. Proposals must identify any charges to NDSP and potential visitor fees, including basic access, daily or weekly subscriptions, premium service, and device or additional-use fees. Annual travel costs are also requested. - OEMs and vendors: No Wi-Fi equipment manufacturers, brands, models, or service vendors are named. The solicitation identifies Nocoasha L. Henry as its point of contact, not as a vendor. - Notable requirement: If the solution includes a cloud component, applicable GovRAMP risk-assessment requirements aligned with NIST SP 800-53 Revision 5 apply. - Term: An initial three-year term with two optional one-year extensions.

Description

The State of Nevada is seeking proposals for reliable public Wi-Fi services at designated campground areas in selected Nevada State Parks. The contractor must provide a turnkey, contractor-owned and contractor-managed solution, including network design, equipment, installation, internet connectivity, operation, monitoring, maintenance, repairs, replacement, technical support, and equipment removal at the end of the agreement. The contractor is responsible for the costs of providing and maintaining the service, and the solicitation states that no direct financial contribution from NDSP is required. The State anticipates one contract with an initial three-year term and options for two one-year extensions.

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