Member Hub Transport, Failover Transport, and WAN Transport Services
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A government authority in Alabama is seeking a vendor to provide member hub transport, member hub failover transport, and WAN transport services. The requested solution should support connectivity for each member hub to two different service platform nodes, reflecting a preference for resilient network design and service continuity.
The authority specifies that a member hub transport connection should not be daisy-chained or linked through another member hub transport connection. The preferred WAN transport architecture is a hub-and-spoke model, with the member hub serving as the hub location and each member WAN site functioning as a spoke.
Questions are due no later than July 21, 2026. The anticipated contract term is one year.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 27, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Network services provider with WAN transport and carrier-grade connectivity experience
- Firm experienced in designing and supporting hub-and-spoke network architectures
- Vendor capable of delivering redundant and failover transport solutions
- Company with public sector or government telecommunications experience
- Provider with operational presence or service coverage in Alabama
- Team able to support one-year implementation and ongoing network service management
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