- ✓Authorized Cisco partner
- ✓TAA-compliant options · DoDIN APL platforms
- ✓GPC / GSA SmartPay accepted
- ✓Free US shipping over $2,500
- ✓30-day returns on eligible hardware
Cisco Optical Receivers — buyer FAQ
How do I get pricing on Cisco Optical Receivers?
Add any Optical Receivers item to a quote or send your BOM — Uniqcli, an authorized Cisco partner, returns current pricing, stock, and lead time, typically below Cisco list price. Many SKUs show live pricing with add-to-cart; the rest are priced on request.
Is Cisco Optical Receivers from Uniqcli TAA-compliant for federal and DoD buyers?
Many Cisco Optical Receivers SKUs are available in TAA-compliant versions (Cisco marks most of them with a ++ suffix) and we provide country-of-origin documentation on request. TAA status is SKU- and lot-specific, so we confirm it per line item on your quote rather than as a blanket claim. We sell directly via GPC, Simplified Acquisition, and FAR-based purchase orders; our GSA MAS application is in progress. See our TAA-compliant Cisco hub at /taa-compliant-cisco.
Can I pay for Cisco Optical Receivers with a Government Purchase Card (GPC)?
Yes. Uniqcli accepts the GPC / GSA SmartPay for Cisco Optical Receivers, licensing, and SmartNet, for micro-purchase and above-threshold orders, on a GPC-ready line-item quote.
What are shipping and lead times on Cisco Optical Receivers?
In-stock Optical Receivers ships fast from US warehouses with free US shipping over $2,500; configured or special-order items ship on the manufacturer lead time, which we confirm on every quote.
Do you accept returns on Cisco Optical Receivers?
Eligible new, unused physical hardware may be returned within 30 days under an RMA (a restocking fee may apply); software, licenses, and subscriptions are non-returnable once issued. See our return policy.
Do you sell new and refurbished Cisco Optical Receivers?
We supply genuine new Cisco Optical Receivers as an authorized partner, and can source refurbished or end-of-life replacement options where it fits your budget and lifecycle — just ask on the quote.







