Cambium Networks Microwave Equipment

In an MBE set-aside solicitation, only those bidders/suppliers with an active MBE certification at the time the solicitation closes can submit a response

SRC0000035560

1/14/2026 1:00:00 PM

The Department of Administrative Services (DAS) - is looking for a vendor to provide and install the following Cambium Networks microwave equipment to facilitate network communications ring design between 5 towers in Lorain County plus one complete link with the spare equipment. Each dish could be mounted between 175’ to 300’ on the towers. Installation and initial configuration of equipment is to be included with quote. All licenses and materials included in equipment lists and installation will be turned over to DAS at completion of installation and turn up of equipment ongoing support of equipment will be DAS responsibility.

The State of Ohio - Department of Administrative Services is soliciting dealers for products on STS 534628. Only suppliers on 534628 or suppliers who offer this item on an existing state contract may respond to this solicitation.

Quoted price must be at or lower than contract pricing.

Please be sure to include the applicable state contract number in the contract column of the grid. If a state contract number is not provided, the proposal will not be considered as referencing a State contract.

Any responses that are not a part of a current state contract will not be considered.

Completion of the grid is required and will be considered the response for evaluation.  No outside/additional documentation will be considered.

The State Standard Terms and Conditions apply to this solicitaiton.  No additional terms and conditions will be accepted.

Selection will be based on the lowest responsive and responsible quote.

At its sole discretion, DAS may renew these services for up to three additional one-year term(s) subject to the satisfactory performance of the selected supplier and the needs of the State.

P002106 DAS OIT - MARCS PROGRAM OFFICE 4200 Surface Road Columbus