Opportunity
New York State Contract Reporter #RFP #26-OTS-012
Fiber-optic engineering design for two Otsego County projects, with optional construction management
Posted
October 29, 2026
Respond By
November 27, 2026
Identifier
RFP #26-OTS-012
NAICS
541330
Otsego County is seeking engineering support to design fiber-optic extensions for two county projects, with construction management available as an option. - Government buyer: Otsego County; procurement administered by Onondaga County’s Division of Purchase. - Requested services: - Design outside-plant and inside-plant fiber-optic systems for the Cornish Hill E911 Fiber Extension, supporting mission-critical 911 communications. - Design a fiber-optic extension for the County Public Defender’s office at 21 Railroad Avenue in Cooperstown. The designer must verify the endpoint, building entrance, and equipment-room information provided in Exhibit 2. - Optional construction management for the fiber-extension projects. - Scope boundary: Physical fiber construction is excluded and will be procured separately after the County accepts construction-ready designs. - Project management requirements: The two projects have separate priorities, funding, approvals, budgets, accounting, and schedules. Proposals, fees, awards, contracts or purchase orders, invoices, and grant records must remain separable by project. - Participation goals: 6% SDVOB, 15% MBE, 15% WBE, and 0% DBE. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named. No product quantities or part numbers are specified.
Description
Otsego County invites proposals from qualified professional engineering firms for fiber-optic outside-plant and inside-plant design services for two projects: the Cornish Hill E911 Fiber Extension and the Public Defender Fiber Extension. Optional construction management services are also included. Proposals, fees, evaluation, awards, contracting, invoicing, and grant records must remain separable by project. Physical fiber construction is excluded and will be procured separately after the County accepts construction-ready designs.