Lawrence Public Schools

Request for Proposal

Allowable Contract Date: January 5, 2010 - Bid due date January 25, 2010

Lawrence Public Schools

650 W. Saint Joseph St.

Lawrence, MI  49064

Phone:  (269) 674-8232

Fax:  (269) 674-8206


Important Notes:

The district reserves the right to accept or reject any or all quotations.


        

Telephone Service

NOTE: This RFP can also be accessed at www.lawrencetigers.com by selecting the USF Link along the left side of the website. The Exhibits can be accessed at www.lawrencetigers.com.

Telecommunications add-alternates for a multi-year contract may be considered for each of the telecommunication services described above.

Telephone service includes, but is not limited to, those items/components that are USF eligible.  Any additional telephone service not covered by USF eligibility, must be itemized and quoted separately. Please contact Gene Butler at genebutler@lawrence.k12.mi.us or (269) 674-8232, ext. 1999 for details.


 

Internet Access

 

NOTE: This RFP can also be accessed at www.lawrencetigers.com by selecting the USF Link along the left side of the website. The Exhibits can be accessed at www.lawrencetigers.com.

Internet includes, but is not limited to, those items/components that are USF eligible. Any additional service not covered by USF eligibility must be itemized and quoted separately. Please refer to the 2009 USF Eligible Services List. It is the intent of the district to obtain the highest value at the most reasonable price.

 

Add-alternates for a multi-year contract may be considered.

Please contact Gene Butler at genebutler@lawrence.k12.mi.us or (269) 674-8232, ext. 1999 for details.


 

Internal Connections

Basic Maintenance

All hardware specifications above are minimum. It is expected that wiring/components/software will meet industry standards and current versions at the time of installation. Please contact Gene Butler at genebutler@lawrence.k12.mi.us or (269) 674-8232, ext. 1999 for details.


Bid Evaluation

 

Although the cost of the product/service is of primary concern, the ability to accommodate growth and change and the total cost of operation (TCO) within the district are, in many ways, more important. Do not assume the lowest bid will be awarded the project.

 

To achieve this goal, bids will be evaluated on several factors.