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Technology 6700 Browns Lake Road Jackson, Michigan 49201 www.jcisd.org JACKSON COUNTY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT Jackson County Intermediate School District REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Camp McGregor Increased Network Capacity JCISD – Technology 2 The Jackson County Intermediate School District (JCISD), hereinafter referred to as “Customer” or the “District”, is accepting proposals for

The project will provide for increased network connectivity and help alleviate congestion on and around the Parks Highway, which currently operates at capacity in this area and is a critical interstate route. Commercial areas adjacent to the project continue to be built, increasing traffic volumes on Hermon Rd and degrading intersection function at the Parks Highway.

Tucson Unified School District has dramatically increased network traffic with the addition of a student 1-to-1 program that provides a mobile device for each student, as well as for each teacher and administrator. The purchase of this equipment will support the expansion of the firewall capabilities for current and future traffic security as well as provide needed equipment to expand and upgrade WAN capabilities for enhanced growth up to 50GB.

The requirements for increased security, network capacity and expected hardware obsolescence require the city to acquire current technology and build a solid and sustainable foundation for future technology demands such as hosted telephony, SaaS and IaaS, and evolving requirements for government transparency through open data portals.

The Government currently owns and is actively using multiple Swabian Instruments branded Time Tagger X streaming time-to-digital converters in its quantum network testbeds. As experiments have increased in scale and complexity, the need for additional time-to-digital converters has emerged.

UETN, located at the University of Utah, has expanded its service offerings in recent years due to increased demand and utilization of its network and associated services. UETN has experienced rapid network growth and the associated expansion of services (network traffic has increased 63% since 2020) in an increasingly complex technological environment.

The CEC Increment 2 capability requirement additions include significantly increased network size, inclusion of netted Electronic Warfare (EW) and composite surface tracks as part of the CEC composite track picture composite ID enhancements, position, navigation and timing improvements, tracking and filtering expansions, tactical battle management aid development, integration with non-traditional CEC data sources, interoperability with non-CEC communications