- A library is looking for internet access service to be transmitted over a fiber circuit.

 - A school district completed construction on a new elementary school, and they are looking for a dedicated fiber circuit to connect the new school to the district's existing Wide Area Network (WAN).

 - School A is looking for a dedicated fiber circuit to connect to School B (point-to-point) in order to transmit data between the two entities.

 - A library located in a rural or mountainous area without fiber access seeks broadband internet access service provided over a non-fiber connection.

 - A school is located in an area where service providers have not installed fiber locally, and the school seeks internet access service.

 - A library is located in an area where internet service providers can deliver multiple types of broadband service. The library has a desired minimum speed and is interested in bids for both leased lit fiber and non-fiber bundled internet access.

 - A school, also located an area where internet service providers can deliver multiple types of broadband service, is interested in comparing bids for internet access services delivered over any method, including coaxial cable, leased lit fiber, and microwave.

Internet Access and Transport Bundled (Non-Fiber)
and
Leased Lit Fiber (with or without internet access)
Note: Applicants must create two separate service requests – one for each drop-down option.

 - A library recently joined a consortium with an existing WAN. The consortium also has an existing contract with a service provider that supplies internet access for all consortium members. Since the internet access will already be provided, the library only seeks bids for a circuit to connect to the consortium's network. The library is only interested in seeking bids for non-fiber based transport options.

 - School C is looking for a non-fiber circuit to connect to School D (point-to-point) in order to transmit data between the two entities.

 - A school district is interested in setting up a WAN to connect its schools using leased dark fiber. Because the district seeks bids for leased dark fiber, they must also request bids for leased lit fiber to compare the options.

 - A school district is constructing a new elementary school building next to their existing middle school building. They would like to provide connectivity between the two campuses, which are located on the same property. The school district is interested in the option to own and maintain the circuit that connects the buildings themselves.

 - A school district has a self-provisioned WAN, and the high school acts as the district's internet hub. Because the district already owns circuits which can transmit internet access service to its schools, they seek only internet access (ISP service) that will terminate at the hub.

 - A consortium wants to order new equipment for its members. The equipment is needed to light fiber for the consortium's existing self-provisioned fiber network. They seek bids on network equipment needed to keep their network functional.

 - A library system seeks maintenance for leased dark fiber, which is already used by the five libraries in the system. They seek bids from providers for maintenance and operations on their existing network.

 - A small charter school does not currently have a wireless local area network (WLAN), because it is cost prohibitive. The school would like 10 air cards and three data plans in order to access the internet on a cellular network, using their existing 13 mobile devices.