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  8. Capital Region Development Authority

    Special DistrictCT

    Rentschler Field Network Upgrades

    Work inlcudes removal and replacement of existing network equipment, cabling and associated infrastructure as well as provision and installation of new network equipment, including all associated cabling for complete system installation.

  16. Citrus County School District

    School DistrictFL

    Network Core Switch Equipment (E-Rate)

    The Citrus County School Board is soliciting competitive sealed proposals from USAC-approved vendors for the supply and delivery of new, unused, current-generation network core switch equipment under the E-Rate Program.

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City of Coldwater
MIOct 8
Why now

- CBPU's fiber network has outgrown projections, with switches overloaded on single-fiber feeds to apartment buildings and backup power supplies depleted. - The board approved a $126,386.90 purchase from Aspen for backup power supplies, fuse panels, and 2216 switches to restore redundancy and capacity. - After evaluating three vendors, the board approved a $55,000 outage management system from Milsoft, with a $78,600 annual recurring cost over three years. - The approved outage management system will integrate SCADA, AMI, GIS, and customer systems for outage prediction and a public-facing heat map.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Oct 8
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Stacie Lozada
Administrative Assistant / Deputy Clerk
Carmen Cardenas
Assistant Finance Director

Washington County
AROct 6
Why now

- IT Director Dozer requested a 34% budget increase for FY2027 to modernize the county's aging network, citing six-year-old core switches and outdated CAT5 cabling as bottlenecks. - The county's network spans 92 servers, 1,700 devices, and 243 cameras feeding 190 terabytes of data, underscoring the scale of the infrastructure challenge. - The proposal includes upgrading to Cisco Catalyst switches, implementing Cisco ICE zero trust, and increasing monitoring across servers, network, endpoints, and databases. - The budget allocates $900,000 for cable modernization to replace CAT5 cabling that limits speeds to 100 Mbps despite gigabit fiber…

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Oct 6
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Cindy Dickey
Administrator
Russell Hill
Assessor
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