01/24/2008
1.West Chester (OH) Seeks Free Wireless for Parks & Recreation
West Chester Township is requesting submittals of qualifications and request for proposals from vendors for the installation of wireless internet connection in three of the Township's park recreation areas. Our objective is to aquire an arrangement with a vendor to provide wireless access to the internet in designated areas at no charge to the visitor or to West Chester Township. We encourage proposals providind a solution that fully meets our objective. Send qualifications and proposals in a sealed
envelope to Denise Bruce, Director of Communication and Information Technology, 9113 Cincinnati-Dayton Rd., West Chester,OH 45069 before 2:00p.m. Thursday, February 14, 2008. For a qualification packet, contact Amy Korrer, WCT-CIT at 513-759-7291 or email akorrer@westchesteroh.org
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2.Bastrop (TX) RFP for Wireless Access Points and Cabling
Bastrop Independent School District, TX is accepting proposals for Wireless Access Points and Cabling until February 7, 2008. Specifications and proposal documents may be obtained at the Bastrop ISD Service Center located at 906 Farm Street, Bastrop, Texas 78602, by calling 512-321-2292, or via email to cbarron@bastrop.isd.tenet.edu

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3.Georgia Miltitary Institute RFP for Cisco Access Points and Services
Georgia Miltitary Institute RFP for Cisco Access Points and Services. The contractor must provide 10 APs with sufficient range to provide coverage in buildings 3B, 5, 6, and 7. The must install and mount the AP in accordance with industry standards. No external power will be provided to the AP via 110 AC. Power will be provided by the customer provided Cisco
3560 Layer 3 POE switch. The customer is responsible for ensuring that CAT 5 network cable is ran to the location of the access points with 4 foot of excess. The external antennae will be mounted and installed by the customer. The connection will be made by the customer also. The work shall be done by the customer during the time of inside access points and tested
with the system during burn in. Customer is responsible for cabling but the contractor will provide all equipment. Proposals due Febraury 1, 2008.

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4.Huntingdon Beach (CA) RFP for 4.9GHz Wireless Network

The City of Huntington Beach (CA) is seeking a vendor to provide the hardware, software and installation for a turnkey 4.9 GHz wireless network for the Police, Fire and Marine Safety Department. For Police, the system will link three police substations, the heliport and garage/radio shop to City Hall. Another separate and independent wireless system for Fire and Marine Safety will link nine location to City Hall. Huntington Beach will ensure communications sites meet space, grounding, power and connectivity requirements for the installation of all equipment. Huntington Beach will apply for the 4.9GHz license with the FCC.