National Master Standing Offer (NMSO) Authorized Vendor

NVT Phybridge and its industry-leading long reach Power over Ethernet networking solutions are available through the National Master Standing Offer (NMSO) by Public Services and Procurement Canada.

NVT Phybridge is an NMSO authorized vendor.
Get simple access to industry-leading Ethernet over Coax networking solutions.
Easily modernize any facility with IP CCTV and other IoT solutions.

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Leverage any new or existing cabling infrastructure to deploy IP and IoT devices

Choose between 24 port, 8 port, and single port solutions for any sized project

NVT Phybridge solutions are invented and manufactured in Canada

Re-use existing infrastructure assets to reduce project e-waste

IoT Enabled

IP devices make our lives safer, faster and simpler. Leverage NVT Phybridge network switch innovations to easily support any device, in any environment, across your entire organization.

Better return on investment
Simple and fast deployment
No complexity, no disruption

NVT Phybridge Power over Ethernet Switches and Extenders

Enable IP Cameras, IP Phones, or Any IEEE-Compliant Device

CLEER Family – Ethernet over Coax

Solution Set:
24-Port Layer 3 Managed Switch
10-Port Unmanaged Switch
Extender Solution

FLEX Family – Multi-Pair UTP to IP

Solution Set:
24-Port Managed Gigabit Switch
8-Port Unmanaged Switch
Extender Solution

PoLRE^® Family – Single Pair Ethernet

Solution Set:
24-Port Managed Switch
48-Port Managed Switch
8-Port Unmanaged Switch

1701+ Extender Solution Coax, Single-Pair UTP or 2-Wire Cabling

Extender Solution

All NVT Phybridge IP products are manufactured in North America and are TAA and NDAA compliant

Choose NVT Phybridge for Your CCTV Upgrade

Upgrade your CCTV system using NVT Phybridge long reach Ethernet over Coax switches and extenders.

Deploy IP security devices using existing Coax cabling to simplify and accelerate digital transformation projects.
Significantly reduce project cost, risk, and complexity.
Eliminate business disruption during implementation.

What is NMSO?

The National Master Standing Offer (NMSO) was established by the Public Works & Government Services Canada (PWGSC) to simplify and validate procurement. NMSO provides Canadian government agencies and crown corporations with simple and trusted procurement options for technology products and services.

What is SOSA?

(Standing Offers and Supply Arrangements)

The Standing Offers and Supply Arrangements (SOSA) facilitates active standing offers and supply arrangements for products and services with pre-qualified suppliers. Standing offers and supply arrangements for government departments and agencies are issued by Public Works & Government Services Canada (PWGSC).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Standing Offer?

Unlike a contract, a standing offer is a proposition from a supplier to provide a product/service at an agreed-upon price, in accordance with set terms and
conditions.
Standing offers help agencies procure products and services by reducing complexity, cost, and time requirements. Additionally, standing offers improve
operational efficiency by reducing administrative and inventory costs. Standing offers are also used to establish a firm and consistent price for
high-demand goods.
Standing offers are used to efficiently meet recurring procurement needs, or when a variety of goods are needed but the quantity is unknown.

Types of Standing Offers

The National Master Standing Offer (NMSO) is used by several Canadian agencies.
The National Individual Standing Offer (NISO) is used by one specific Canadian agency.
The Regional Master Standing Offer (RMSO) is used by agencies within a specific geographic area of Canada.
The Regional Individual Standing Offer (RISO) is used by one specific agency within a specific geographic area of Canada.
The Departmental Individual Standing Offer (DISO) is used only by Public Works & Government Services Canada (PWGSC) on behalf of specific Canadian
agencies.

How are Products/Services Ordered with a Standing Offer?

A call-up document is used to order products and services within a standing offer. The call-up document is an acceptance of the standing offer and notifies
the supplier to deliver the product or service. While standing orders are not contracts, call-ups are legally binding and must be honored.
Standing offers can be issued at any time but are generally issued at the start of the federal government’s fiscal year (April 1). Standing offers are usually
valid for one year, however some may cover different periods of time.