20190301_WAP

We currently have UniFi AP-AC-Pro access points installed in the Hazen School District.


We would like a quote for 10 Ubiquiti Unifi Ap-AC Pro access points (possibly more) that will be compatible with our existing WAPs.  These will be powered by Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch 48-Port 750W switches.

  I would like the quote to include:
  • Hardware and any other up front costs
  • Licensing for 5 years or longer (if not free)

  The features of the access points should include:
  • Managed access points that will integrate in to our existing UniFi Network Console.
  • Inexpensive (cheap) or free licensing.
  • Must show splash page / terms of service when first connecting
  • Support Multiple SSIDs
  • Guest SSID (Only internet accessible to guest SSID, rest of network isolated)
  • DUAL RADIO (use both 2.4 and 5ghz at the same time)
  • Each access point be capable of at least 60 users or more (30 or more per radio)
  • Encourage capable devices to move to the 5ghz band
  • Load balancing between access points
  • MIMO
  • Management software/hardware be expandable for more access points to be added later.

  I would like to have the quotes in by Monday March 11, 2019.

  After further review, it appears that most of our access points are board revision 26.

QUESTION:

  The cloud license comes free unless you want something that is tied into a bigger management suite.
Would you be ok with taking a quick look at this and let us know what seems more suitable for your school or if you have a part# for the licenses you are looking for that would be even better. 

  I basically copied an old RFP when I was open to brands and other options.  

  Now that we have settled on Ubiquiti, I took some of the clauses out and added that the new access points must be compatible with what we have, UniFi AP-AC-Pro and that the access points must be managed in the Unifi console (actually I want the UniFi AP-AC-Pro WAPs).  I left the licensing line in just in case Ubiquiti had changed their licensing model and now required a separate purchase.  If no separate license is required, please feel free to ignore that line.

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