School and library opportunity · Solicitation
Wireless access points and managed Wi-Fi for Eaton School District R E 2
270000330 · Eaton School District R E 2 · E-Rate (USAC)
! Responses due Nov 16, 2026, 2:00 AM ET · 9 days left
- Agency
- Eaton School District R E 2
- Responses due
- Nov 16, 2026, 2:00 AM ET
- Posted
- Oct 19, 2026
- NAICS code
- Not listed
- Set-aside
- None
- Place of performance
- Co
- Notice type
- Solicitation
- Solicitation number
- 270000330
- Official notice
- View on E-Rate (USAC) →
What the agency is buying
E-Rate competitive bidding notice (FCC Form 470 #270000330, funding year 2027). Eaton School District R E 2, a school district in CO, asks service providers for bids.
Send your bid by November 15, 2026: the applicant may sign a contract from the allowable contract date, November 16, 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 2, Basic Maintenance Of Internal Connections: Wireless Access Points (quantity 105 Each, make Extreme Networks, 5 entities)
• Category 2, Internal Connections: Wireless Access Points And Necessary Software And Licenses (quantity 105 Each, make Extreme Networks Or Equivalent)
• Category 2, Managed Internal Broadband Services: Existing Equipment (5 entities)
Category 2 details: Eaton SD R E 2 is requesting offers for Category 2 equipment. Basic Maintenance/MIBS have been added to cover any license that may fall into those categories. Vendor installation services are not required. Please see complete details and specific requirements for submitting an offer in the associated RFP attachment(s). Proposal pricing MUST be returned in the provided Pricing Attachment.
State or local procurement rules: A Colorado constitutional amendment prohibits public schools and libraries from entering into multiple-year financial obligations, such as multi-year contracts, without pre-allocation of the funds unless the local voters have previously approved such an obligation. [Colo. Const. Article X, Section 20(4)(b)] However, funding agreements, including multiyear contracts, that are subject to annual appropriations by a governing board, such as a school board, generally are allowed and are not subject to this constitutional provision since the governing board decides each year to make a particular expenditure.
Eligible entities: 8.
From the official notice on E-Rate (USAC).
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