pricing page for LEO.xlsx

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Addendum No 4 - LEO Satellite Internet
Solicitation number
CRFQ 0231 OOT2700000007 5
Issued by
Kanawha County, West Virginia

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This is a pricing page for a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite internet contract opportunity for the State of West Virginia. The contract encompasses both fixed and mobile LEO satellite internet services with associated equipment and support offerings. Fixed services include monthly bandwidth provision at typical 100/25 Mbps with unlimited data and no routine throttling for 12,000 monthly service instances, along with 500 equipment kits and professional installations. Mobile services provide 50/25 Mbps bandwidth with estimated quantities of 6,000 monthly service instances and 300 mobile equipment kits. Optional services include static IPv4 WAN addresses for 300 site/month instances and demarc extensions beyond the standard 50 feet, priced at 10,000 linear feet. Five mounting hardware options support the mobile services: vehicle mounts, window mounts, tripod mounts, and pole mounts, each with 300 estimated units. The contract includes 24/7/365 technical support and replacement hardware options for 100 units due to equipment failure.

All contract line items are currently priced at $0.00, with a grand total of $0. The pricing page explicitly requires vendors to enter unit prices for every contract item listed, as failure to do so may result in disqualification. The state interprets any unit price of $0.00 as the vendor offering that item at no cost for the entire contract term, including all renewal years. The estimated quantities provided are for evaluation purposes only, and the state makes no commitment to purchase any specific quantity. Actual usage may vary significantly from the estimates listed on the pricing page.

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Sheet1 Contract Item Description Unit of Measure Estimated Quantity Unit Price Extended Price

Fixed LEO Service (4.1.2; 4.1.3; 4.1.4)Monthly service providing typical 100/25 Mbps bandwidth, unlimited data, no routine throttlingPer Month12,000$0.000
Fixed LEO Equipment Kit (4.1.5)Dish/antenna, modem, mounting hardwarePer Site500$0.000
Professional Installation (≤50 ft demarc) (4.1.6)Manufacturer‑certified install, weatherproofing, groundingPer Site500$0.000
Static IPv4 WAN Address (Optional) (4.1.7)Dedicated, publicly routable IPv4 addressPer Site / Per Month300$0.000
Demarc Extension >50 ft (Optional) (4.1.6)Additional cabling beyond included 50 ftPer Linear Foot10,000$0.000
Mobile LEO Service (4.2.2; 4.2.3; 4.2.4)Typical 50/25 Mbps bandwidth, unlimited dataPer Month6,000$0.000
Mobile LEO Equipment Kit (4.2.5)Mobile dish/antenna + modem (if required)Per Unit300$0.000
Mounting Hardware – Vehicle (4.2.5)Vehicle mountPer Unit300$0.000
Mounting Hardware – Window (4.2.5)Window mountPer Unit300$0.000
Mounting Hardware – Tripod (4.2.5)Tripod mountPer Unit300$0.000
Mounting Hardware – Pole (4.2.5)Pole mountPer Unit300$0.000
24x7x365 Technical Support (4.1.7; 4.2.6)Included support for all equipment and servicesIncludedN/AIncludedIncluded
Replacement Hardware (Optional) (4.1.7; 4.2.6)Replacement dish/modem due to failurePer Unit100$0.000
Grand total0
***NOTE***
Vendors must enter a unit price for every Contract Item listed on the Pricing Pages.
If a Vendor enters a unit price of ‘0.00,’ the State will interpret this as the Vendor offering the item at no cost for the entire
term of the Contract, including all renewal years.
Estimated quantities listed on the Pricing Pages are for evaluation purposes only.
No minimum or maximum purchase volume is guaranteed or implied. Actual usage may vary
and the State makes no commitment to purchase any specific quantity of any Contract Item.
Failure to provide a unit price for every Contract Item may result in disqualification.

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