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The goal of this solicitation is to update VITAs broadband service offerings with additional broadband technologies and services through both wireline and wireless internet service providers, drive to better pricing through increased competition by including local and regional competitive local exchange carriers and easily expand the coverage areas where broadband internet services are available on state contracts.

Vermont has identified three Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) eligible technologies that are suitable for serving extremely high-cost locations (EHCLs) that will work effectively in the State of Vermont – • Fixed wireless technology that works in Non-Line-of-Sight conditions through use of multi-path reconstruction, that also uses nulling techniques to mitigate interference and enables frequency reuse of 1 (same carriers on all devices

URL: Addendum: Class/Item Code(s): 91800-Consulting Services 91887-Procurement Consulting, Including Specification Development and Contract Consulting 91890-*Strategic Technology Planning And Consulting Services 91895-*Telecommunications Consulting 83896-*Wire And Cable, Telecommunication (Not Otherwise Specified) 83833-*Communications: Networking, Linking, Fiber Modems, Power Over Ethernet, Wireless

Long Distance Included • Within USA only • International rates will apply Nights and Weekends Unlimited • Nights are Monday – Thursday 6pm – 7am • Weekends are Friday 6pm – Monday 7am Mobile-to-Mobile Unlimited Campus to Mobile Calling Unlimited Mobile to Campus Calling Unlimited Text Messaging (SMS) Unlimited Picture/Video Messaging (MMS) Unlimited Data/Internet Unlimited Call Forwarding Yes 3-way Calling Yes Caller ID Yes Enhanced Voice Mail Yes

The purpose of this RFP is to obtain innovative or traditional broadband Internet solutions from one or more offerors proposing one (or multiple) solutions for all or portions of the SETRPC region to build, manage, and operate a next generation communications network (Network) to provide Internet access service to businesses, anchor institutions, homes, and community institutions within the SETRPC region.

The distribution network branches from the hub cabinets and connects with field devices using single mode fiber, multi-mode fiber, or wireless broadband radios. Only the legacy downtown signal system, approximately 140 signals, still uses multi-mode fiber. The downtown signal system is interconnected via serial communication using proprietary fiber modems in the m34 and m52 controllers.

The distribution network branches from the hub cabinets and connects with field devices using single mode fiber, multi-mode fiber, or wireless broadband radios. Only the legacy downtown signal system, approximately 140 signals, still uses multi-mode fiber. The downtown signal system is interconnected via serial communication using proprietary fiber modems in the m34 and m52 controllers.