BID 9885 2019 PRI to SIP Trunking Replacement Project

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RFP-TSD-190000002113-1
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Michigan
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The Troy School District is seeking sealed bids for a telecommunications SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) trunking replacement project through RFP 9885, issued for Berrien County, Michigan. The procurement involves replacing three existing PRI circuits with SIP trunk services for a 36-month term, to be installed at the Services Building located at 4420 Livernois Road. The project requires providing SIP trunking for 36 simultaneous calls (with burst capability to 50), supporting approximately 2,600 DID numbers, and utilizing G.711 codec. Vendors must offer comprehensive services including 24x7x365 network monitoring, a Network Operations Center with live representatives, and local account management. Proposal submissions are due by 11:00 a.m. local time on May 23, 2019, with bid opening immediately following. Evaluation criteria will prioritize vendors with at least 5 years of business experience and the ability to meet specific technical requirements, including porting existing DID numbers, providing e911 services, and supporting the district's current Mitel system configuration.

The procurement does not explicitly mention specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises. The current telecommunications infrastructure includes a Mitel Connect phone system running release 21.86.1828.0, with PRI circuits currently terminated in a Mitel ShoreGear T1K and a Cisco Nexus 9000 series core network. Vendors must provide detailed pricing for monthly recurring charges, including SIP trunk charges, DID number charges, and Session Border Controller costs, along with installation charges. The district expects the new SIP trunking service to provide uninterrupted full service in the event of a single access circuit or Session Border Controller failure. While specific budget ranges are not disclosed in the documentation, vendors are required to submit comprehensive pricing proposals covering all aspects of the telecommunications service replacement. The contract term is set for 36 months, indicating a substantial commitment to the selected telecommunications service provider.

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