A government agency in British Columbia issued “Cloud Communication, SIP Trunking and Telephony Support Services” (RFP). Solicitation TTS-0033 closed on June 24, 2026. Eligibility: Only for Canada Organization. Submissions via Online Portal.
The Vendor is required to provide cloud-based communication services, including sip trunking, voice enablement, and integration with collaboration platforms.
- Mandatory technical requirements (pass/fail):
1. Core sip and telephony
• Support for sip trunking compliant with industry standards
• Proven interoperability with Microsoft teams (direct routing and operator connect)
• Support for inbound and outbound calling (local, long-distance, international)
• Ability to support did ranges and number portability within country
2. Reliability and availability
• High availability architecture with geographic redundancy
• Minimum service uptime of 99.99% (or higher)
• Automatic failover and disaster recovery capabilities
3. Emergency services and compliance
• Full compliance with regulatory requirements
• Support for enhanced 911 (e911) services, including dynamic location support for teams users
4. Security
• Encryption of signaling and media
• Protection against fraud, toll bypass, and denial-of-service attacks
• Secure network interconnection options (e.g. private connectivity or secure public internet)
5. Scalability and performance
• Elastic scalability for voice channels
• Low latency and high call quality
• Capacity to support peak usage without degradation
6. Support and SLA
• Defined SLAs for availability, response, and resolution times
• 24/7 support availability for critical incidents
- Functional and operational requirements:
1. Advanced features
• Centralized voice management;
• Operator connect capability within Microsoft teams;
• Self-service administrative portal for real-time management;
• Advanced call routing (time-of-day, geo-routing, failover routing); and
• Support for SMS or messaging services (if available).
2. Analytics and reporting
• Real-time and historical call analytics;
• Customizable reporting dashboards; and
• Cost tracking and usage insights.
3. Integration and flexibility
• Integration with other contact center platforms;
• API access for automation and provisioning; and
• Hybrid support (Microsoft teams–based voice services integrated with legacy telephony components, including analog gateway environments, where applicable).
4. Resilience enhancements
• Multiple carrier interconnects for redundancy; and
• Diverse routing options (carrier diversity).
5. Customer experience
• Proactive monitoring and notification of issues;
• Dedicated account management and service reviews; and
• Strong onboarding and user training experience.
6. Sustainability and innovation
• Roadmap for service evolution and innovation; and
• Alignment with cloud-first and digital transformation strategies.
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Quick answers about deadlines, eligibility and submission for this solicitation.
No. This opportunity (TTS-0033) closed on June 24, 2026. See similar open RFPs below.
A government agency in British Columbia. The buyer's contact and submission details are in the solicitation documents.
Only for Canada Organization.
Submissions are accepted via Online Portal. Follow the instructions in the solicitation documents.
Contract term: 3 years.
Questions and inquiries must be submitted by June 17, 2026.
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