Opportunity

E-Rate #270002691

St. Joseph Elementary School Seeks 500 Mbps to 1 Gbps Symmetrical Fiber Internet Service

Posted

October 27, 2026

Respond By

November 24, 2026

Identifier

270002691

NAICS

517111

St. Joseph Elementary School is seeking bids for a dedicated, symmetrical fiber internet circuit in Alameda, California. - Buyer: St. Joseph Elementary School, a private K–12 school in Alameda County, Alameda, California; no sub-agency or procurement office is identified. - Requested service: One Category One internet access and data transmission circuit, with symmetrical bandwidth options from 500 Mbps to 1 Gbps. The school currently uses a dedicated 500 Mbps fiber connection. - Service details: Include installation and initial configuration, static IP options and pricing, monthly recurring charges, one-time fees, taxes, equipment rental costs, and service-level commitments for uptime, repair response, and network performance. - OEMs and vendors: No internet service provider, manufacturer, or product brand is named. Providers are invited to submit proposals. - Notable requirements and preferences: Identify E-Rate-eligible and ineligible charges and provide actual pricing. Eligible service price is the primary evaluation factor. The school prefers SPI invoicing, meaning the provider invoices the eligible E-Rate share directly to the program, and prefers the ability to upgrade bandwidth during the contract and extend multi-year terms.

Description

ST JOSEPH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL is seeking bids for Category One internet access and data transmission service. The requested service is a symmetrical fiber internet circuit with bandwidth from 500 Mbps to 1 Gbps, or equivalent alternatives that meet the applicant’s needs. Proposals should include service options and pricing, static IP options and separately itemized costs, contract terms, installation or activation fees, SLAs, and any additional costs; SPI invoicing is preferred. Bids must comply with E-Rate rules, and eligible service price is identified as the primary evaluation factor.

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