SWWWC delivers redundant, monitored broadband for K-12 schools, county offices, and emergency services across southwest Wyoming — engineered for the reliability and documentation public-sector procurement demands, with a 99.9% uptime SLA written into the MSA.
RFP-ready bandwidth and reliability for the agencies that can't afford to drop a connection — built around the procurement, E-Rate, and documentation requirements each of these buyers actually face.
District WAN connectivity, classroom broadband for assessment testing, admin office links, and instructional Wi-Fi. Eligible for the federal E-Rate program — listed on the USAC eligible provider list, SPIN on file. Service descriptions match Category 1 / Category 2 language so RFPs and Form 470 filings land cleanly.
Uinta County School District #1 · southwest Wyoming districtsCourthouse, county clerk, treasurer, public safety admin, GIS and planning departments, and election infrastructure backbone. Static IP assignments, redundant uplinks, and the audit trail that county IT directors and state auditors ask for on procurement review.
County seat deployments · SW WyomingPrimary dispatch link with a documented redundant path on a separate backhaul provider. CAD backup, radio-over-IP backup, recorded line continuity, and the carrier diversity required by NFPA 1225 / NENA i3 expectations for next-generation 911. Failover designed for the moment a single fiber cut can't take down comms.
Uinta County Communications Center · PSAP deploymentsStation alerting, NFPA-aligned incident records, training module delivery, and incident report upload from apparatus bays. Enough uplink to support mobile command vehicle uplink, drone telemetry, and live dispatch video from a working fireground.
Fire / EMS stations across southwest WyomingThe full technical packet — including network diagram, redundancy test results, and equipment BOM — is available on request as part of an RFP or E-Rate submission. Below is the at-a-glance summary.
Enter a school, county office, or station address. We cover most of Uinta County and parts of Sweetwater County — and we're expanding public-sector coverage under BEAD toward sites that weren't previously reachable.
"When we put the WAN out to bid, SWWWC was the only bidder that brought a written SLA, a redundancy diagram, and the documentation packet — W-9, insurance certs, sample MSA — on day one. Procurement review took a week instead of a quarter."
School district technology director, SW Wyoming
"Our redundant dispatch link has held through two upstream fiber cuts in the last year. The failover takes under a minute and the recorder never gets a gap — that's the kind of detail our commission asks about."
County commissioner, southwest Wyoming
"They answer the phone. They know our stations by name. When we needed a mobile command uplink for a structure fire response, they had it at the bay in four hours."
Emergency services chief, SW Wyoming
Two ways to open a conversation: a standard service inquiry for covered sites, or a request-for-quote submission that lands with our team as a formal procurement record.