Opportunity
E-Rate #270004209
Scalable 5–25 Gbps Internet Access and Data Transport for Anaheim Union High School District
Posted
November 10, 2026
Respond By
December 08, 2026
Identifier
270004209
NAICS
517311
Anaheim Union High School District is seeking scalable, high-capacity internet access and data transport for district operations. - Government buyer: Anaheim Union High School District; the service will support districtwide network and administrative access. - Requested service: One bundled internet access and data transmission service for an estimated 22 entities, connecting the ISP to the District’s minimum point of entry (MPOE) and demarcation point at Kennedy High School in La Palma. - Minimum capacity: 5 Gbps, scalable up to 25 Gbps; pricing is requested for all offered speeds, including intermediate options. - Include installation and initial configuration, one-time and recurring charges, and support response times. - Construction and pricing requirements: Amortize special construction costs from the curb to the MPOE over the initial contract term as part of the monthly recurring charge. The District will not pay proposer-incurred easement or right-of-way costs. - Contract term options: Price either a three-year term with two optional one-year extensions or a five-year term, including monthly recurring charges for applicable renewal periods. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs or prospective service-provider vendors are identified. Erik Greenwood is named as the proposal contact, not as a vendor.
Description
Anaheim Union High School District is seeking proposals for Category 1 internet access and data transmission service for statewide network and administrative access. The bundled service includes transport from the ISP to the District’s MPOE at Kennedy High School, with a minimum speed of 5 Gbps and scalable options up to 25 Gbps. Proposals should include pricing for offered speeds, installation to the MPOE and demarcation point, applicable one-time and recurring costs, optional contract terms, and support agreements with response times. Proposals are to be submitted by email to Erik Greenwood.