# E-Rate #270000432

Florida statewide MyFloridaNet-3 network and telecommunications services

**Posted:** October 23, 2026
**Respond By:** November 20, 2026
**Identifier:** 270000432
**NAICS:** 517810, 517911, 541513, 517311, 517111, 517919

Florida is seeking a provider for MyFloridaNet-3, a statewide communications network for state agencies and other eligible users.
- **Buyer:** Florida Department of Management Services (DMS), through SUNCOM; the procurement also identifies DMS as a consortium applicant.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No specific OEM, vendor, or service provider is named in the solicitation materials.
- **Services requested:** Internet access and data transmission, plus statewide backbone and WAN connectivity supporting voice, video, and data. The scope includes Internet and firewall security, SOC/SIEM and NOC/NMS operations, customer-premises equipment, VPN, SD-WAN, optional SASE, cloud transport, migration, support, and service delivery.
- **Scale and bandwidth:** The bid schedule lists 10,000 service units; the latest materials describe 9,365 active entities. Requested bandwidth ranges from 1.5 Mbps to 100 Gbps, including service for eligible schools, libraries, and other entities.
- **Notable requirements:** 24×7×365 network and security operations, geographic redundancy, 99.99% core availability, security monitoring and incident notification, and integration with DMS’s CSAB ordering and billing system. The provider must support migration from MFN-2.
- **Term and transition:** The solicitation describes a seven-year initial term with a possible seven-year renewal. The SOW also describes services as generally month-to-month; migration readiness is required within 180 days after contract execution, with migration completion within 18 months after acceptance of the infrastructure checklist.

### Description

The Florida Department of Management Services seeks proposals for MyFloridaNet-3 data transmission and telecommunications services for eligible Florida schools, libraries, and other facilities. The ITN seeks a multi-year strategic partnership with a single vendor to provide the next iteration of Florida’s statewide backbone, reduce costs, improve service quality, and increase long-term value. The initial contract term is seven years, with a possible seven-year renewal; during the term, the State may order bandwidth revisions and services for eligible new K-12 sites and libraries. Cost is the most heavily weighted scoring criterion, and the response deadline is November 20, 2026.

[View original listing](https://publicdata.usac.org/EPC/Prd/Form470/270000432/17001621/22802430-USAC_FCC_FORM_470_APPLICATION_270000432_CERTIFIED.pdf)