The Port of Columbia is seeking proposals for the supply of fiber optic project materials for the Dayton Community Broadband Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) Project in Dayton, WA and adjacent areas in Columbia County using 2 CFR Part 200 Subpart D – Procurement Standards. A full description of materials needed and proposal evaluation factors can be found here.
Port of Columbia - Invitation to Bid Broadband Construction Port of Columbia - Touchet Valley Broadband Project The Port of Columbia (Project Owner) is seeking bids for fiber construction from interested parties for its Public Works Board (PWB) funded project to build the Touchet Valley Broadband Project (Project), an extension of the Dayton Fiber-to-the-Home Project.
Port of Columbia WA Broadband - Fiber-to-the-Home Design Work The Port of Columbia is seeking proposals for Fiber Design Work from interested parties for its Public Works Board funded project to build the Touchet Valley Broadband Project, which is an extension of the Dayton Fiber-to-the-Home Project. This project extends fiber infrastructure approximately six miles along Hwy 12 west of Dayton.
Port of Columbia WA Broadband Project - Cultural Resources Plan The Port of Columbia is seeking proposals for a Cultural Resources Plan interested from interested parties for its Public Works Board funded project to build the Touchet Valley Broadband Project, which is an extension of the Dayton Fiber-to-the-Home Project. This project extends fiber infrastructure approximately six miles along Hwy 12 west of Dayton.
Port of Columbia WA - Invitation to Bid - Colocation Facility Colocation Facility for the Dayton Community Broadband Project Sealed bids are being requested for provisioning of the Port of Columbia's Colocation Facility for the Dayton Community Broadband Project.
Port of Columbia WA Broadband Project - Fiber Optic Materials Touchet Valley Broadband Project - Fiber Optic Materials The Port of Columbia is seeking proposals for the supply of fiber optic materials for the Touchet Valley Broadband Project in Columbia County, WA. The Touchet Valley Broadband Project connects to existing Port of Columbia-owned fiber infrastructure serving Dayton, WA and its adjacent areas.
The Port of Columbia reserves the right to reject any and all proposals or to waive any irregularity. The terms of any final contract will be established by negotiation. The Port of Columbia reserves the right to terminate negotiations for any reason. Applicants must be able to demonstrate the qualifications necessary to fully, properly and timely carry out all of the obligations described in the RFP.
