GISD Erate Cybersecurity Pilot RFP
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- Solicitation number
- RFP-GIS-250000002883-2
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- Michigan
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The Genesee Intermediate School District (GISD) is seeking proposals for an Erate Cybersecurity Pilot RFP focused on implementing patch management and network access control solutions across its technology infrastructure. The procurement targets a comprehensive three-year cybersecurity solution serving a district with approximately 3,500 students and 1,800 staff members, utilizing a diverse device ecosystem of 2,100 Windows devices, 3,000 ChromeOS devices, and 150 MacOS devices. Vendors must possess an E-Rate SPIN and provide solutions that support centralized management, scheduled and automatic patch rollouts, and comprehensive reporting capabilities. The technical requirements include compatibility with Cisco and Ruckus network switches, integration with Microsoft 365/Active Directory, and support for identity-based segmentation and granular access controls. Proposals are due on September 3, 2025, at 2:00 PM, with bidders required to submit one original, two copies, and an electronic version of their bid package. Vendors must also complete mandatory attachments including a Familial Relationship Disclosure, School Safety Affidavit, and Iran Economic Sanctions Act Certification.
The procurement allows for both on-premise and cloud-based solutions, with vendors permitted to bid on individual sections or the entire project. Strict vendor qualifications include compliance with Michigan state laws regarding personnel background checks and criminal history restrictions. The district emphasizes onshore resources and anticipates a potential multi-vendor award approach. While the exact budget is not explicitly stated, the project will be funded through the Universal Service Fund (USF) Erate program, with bid prices required to remain firm for 90 days and include all associated costs. The current technological environment includes 15 district sites connected by private fiber with 1gb links and 45 Windows servers, suggesting potential integration challenges. The district plans to segment network profiles across various user categories including guests, students, staff, production resources, security cameras, HVAC, and IoT devices. Vendors should be prepared to provide comprehensive licensing details, authentication methods, and demonstrate robust cybersecurity capabilities across multiple device platforms.
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