School and library opportunity · Solicitation
Data transmission for Salinas Union High School Dist
270001615 · Salinas Union High School Dist · E-Rate (USAC)
! Responses due Nov 23, 2026, 3:00 AM ET · 16 days left
- Agency
- Salinas Union High School Dist
- Responses due
- Nov 23, 2026, 3:00 AM ET
- Posted
- Oct 26, 2026
- NAICS code
- Not listed
- Set-aside
- None
- Place of performance
- Ca
- Notice type
- Solicitation
- Solicitation number
- 270001615
- Official notice
- View on E-Rate (USAC) →
What the agency is buying
E-Rate competitive bidding notice (FCC Form 470 #270001615, funding year 2027). Salinas Union High School Dist, a school district in CA, asks service providers for bids.
Send your bid by November 22, 2026: the applicant may sign a contract from the allowable contract date, November 23, 2026. The applicant also issued an RFP, which may set its own deadline on or after that date: read it on the form.
To be paid through E-Rate, a provider needs a SPIN (FCC Form 498).
Services requested:
• Category 1, Data Transmission And/Or Internet Access: Standalone Data Transmission Service (quantity 1 Each, capacity 10240.00 Mbps to 10240.00 Mbps, 1 entities)
Category 1 details: "NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN that the Salinas Union High School District (District) is seeking proposals for Standalone Data Transmission Service Only to 450 Lincoln Ave, Salinas CA, connecting back to 431 W. Alisal St, Salinas CA. Please provide pricing options for the following bandwidth 10Gbps. The District is seeking a two-year contract with options for (3) one-year extensions. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS: Quantities are estimates and may increase or decrease over the term of the awarded contract.
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Important Information: Due to the way EPC has been created with the service category questions, please consider information drafted into quantities, fields, and units as an educated guess at a minimum for the issuance of this Form 470. All quantities are estimates as solutions proposed by service providers to meet the minimum specifications required may necessitate differing quantities. The applicant plans to review bids soon after the allowable contract date of this FCC Form 470. Any bids received after the evaluation is complete will be subject to disqualification.
SPAM and/or robotic responses will not be considered valid Proposals and will be disqualified from consideration."
State or local procurement rules: Applicant may consider multi-year and/or contracts with voluntary extensions. Any voluntary contract extensions must be identified within the awarded contract and must be of a specified number and duration. Contracts with automatic or evergreen contract extension terms will not be considered. Applicant may consider contracts with flexible terms to allow for growth/reduction in services to accommodate an increase/decrease in the number of sites, users, and/or bandwidth. Service Providers submitting proposals in response to this FCC Form 470 must be in compliance with the rules and orders governed by the Federal Communications Commission. Failure to be in compliance and remain in compliance may result in the denial of discount funding, and/or cancellation of funding commitments and/or contracts, and/or could result in civil or criminal prosecution by law enforcement authorities. Service Providers submitting proposals must do so in good faith of compliance with the Lowest Corresponding Price (LCP) Rule (see 47 CFR Part 54 Section 54.500(f)). Service Providers submitting proposals must be in full compliance with USACs Free Services Advisory https://www.usac.org/e-rate/applicant-process/competitive-bidding/free-services-advisory/. Any offering of free services must be clearly identified in service providers bids. Service Provider invoicing to USAC must be completed within 120 days from the last day of service. Should the Service Provider fail to invoice USAC timely, Applicant will only be responsible for paying its non-discounted share. The Service Provider acknowledges that all pricing and technology infrastructure information in its contract shall be considered as public and non-confidential pursuant to CFR Part 54 Section 504 (2)(i)(ii).
Eligible entities: 16.
From the official notice on E-Rate (USAC).
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