Opportunity
E-Rate #270001985
The Leffell School seeks 2 Gbps Category One internet access at two school sites
Posted
October 15, 2026
Respond By
November 12, 2026
Identifier
270001985
NAICS
517111
The Leffell School is seeking Category One internet access for two school locations in Westchester County, New York. - Buyer: The Leffell School; no sub-agency or office is identified. - Services requested: 2 Gbps internet access at each location, within a stated overall capacity range of 1–5 Gbps. Fiber is preferred; dedicated or shared service is acceptable. - Upper School, 555 West Hartsdale Ave, Hartsdale, NY 10530: 1 service at 2 Gbps. - Lower School, 30 Dellwood Rd, White Plains, NY 10605: 1 service at 2 Gbps. - Installation: Installation and initial configuration are requested. Special construction may be proposed where needed and must be separately itemized. - Pricing and service requirements: Proposals should itemize recurring, installation, and construction charges and describe service levels, contract options, and any committed information rate. Monthly static IP costs should be stated separately. The school prefers SPI invoicing and requests information on availability; mid-contract bandwidth upgrades and voluntary multi-year extensions are desired. - Evaluation and compliance: Proposals must comply with E-Rate requirements; price for eligible goods and services is the primary evaluation factor. - OEMs and named vendors: No internet service provider, product manufacturer, or OEM is named in the opportunity. Potential competitors include Verizon Business, Spectrum Enterprise, Crown Castle Fiber, and Optimum. - Products and part numbers: No hardware products or part numbers are specified.
Description
The Leffell School is seeking Category One internet access services for its Upper School and Lower School, with 2 Gbps requested at each location. Fiber is preferred, and both dedicated and shared services will be considered; special construction may be proposed where needed, with construction costs itemized separately. Proposals should provide pricing, contract term options, service-level details, and separate monthly static IP costs, and should state whether SPI invoicing is available. Bids must comply with E-Rate requirements, with the price of eligible goods and services as the primary evaluation factor.