# E-Rate #270001612

Dedicated 2–10 Gbps data circuit for White Pine County School District

**Posted:** October 19, 2026
**Respond By:** November 16, 2026
**Identifier:** 270001612
**NAICS:** 517311

White Pine County School District is seeking one dedicated, high-capacity data circuit linking its elementary school with the district hub.
- **Government buyer:** White Pine County School District; the associated application names Terrill Trask. No separate agency office is identified.
- **Service requested:** One synchronous, standalone data-transmission circuit between David E. Norman Elementary School, 1001 E 11th St., and White Pine High School, 1800 Bobcat Dr., in Ely, Nevada. The request allows capacity from 2 Gbps to 10 Gbps; the current circuit is 2 Gbps and the requested capacity is 10 Gbps.
- **Key requirements:** Dedicated service with at least 2 Gbps committed information rate, no data caps or usage-based speed throttling, and termination at the building demarcation point, generally the MDF. Installation and initial configuration are required.
- **Costs and billing:** Proposals must separately itemize monthly recurring and non-recurring charges, provide 24-month pricing, and support SPI discount billing. No price increases are permitted during the agreement term; bandwidth increases must be supported, and early termination must be penalty-free if a site closes.
- **OEMs named:** **Huawei** and **ZTE** are identified as prohibited covered equipment or service providers under the stated supply-chain requirements; they are not proposed circuit providers. No prospective service vendor or incumbent is named.
- **Additional information:** The District may keep its incumbent provider, select another provider, or cancel the procurement.

### Description

White Pine County School District seeks proposals for a synchronous data transmission circuit connecting David E. Norman Elementary School and White Pine High School. The requested bandwidth is 10 Gbps, with 2 Gbps listed as the current bandwidth; service must be dedicated, provide at least the current bandwidth, and terminate at the building demarcation point. Proposals must include monthly recurring and non-recurring costs, provide 24-month pricing, and support SPI discount billing. The attached RFP gives a proposal submission deadline of December 1, 2026, and describes possible award to the incumbent, award to a new provider, or cancellation.

[View original listing](https://publicdata.usac.org/EPC/Prd/Form470/270001612/143413/22775672-USAC_FCC_FORM_470_APPLICATION_270001612_CERTIFIED.pdf)