Unalaska Municode #RFP LED Light Project

LED Lighting Replacement Project for City of Unalaska Facilities

This opportunity involves the City of Unalaska's initiative to upgrade lighting systems in four municipal facilities to energy-efficient LED technology. - Government Buyer: - City of Unalaska, Department of Parks, Culture and Recreation - Facilities Involved: - Unalaska Community Center - Burma Road Chapel - Henry Swanson House - Aquatic Center - OEMs and Product References: - KIM Lighting (e.g., 2SB-WP9LE3-L5K120, PGL71W-L5K120-PS) - GUTH (e.g., SNDSC-13B-12L-S) - Columbia Lighting (e.g., LHV4-654-M4RU24EPU-BD-LHVWG6, STR24-254G-MPO-EP, BIL4-232-EPLW-U) - Products/Services Requested: - Removal and proper disposal of existing lighting fixtures - Supply and installation of new LED fixtures (specific part numbers referenced above) - Retrofitting or replacing fixtures to meet current electrical and energy codes - Ensuring appropriate illumination levels and minimizing operational disruption - Testing, commissioning, and as-built documentation - Notable Requirements: - All materials must comply with Build America, Buy America requirements (must be made in America per federal guidelines) - Contractors must have experience with commercial or municipal LED retrofit projects and proper Alaska business licensing - Compliance with all relevant electrical codes and safety standards - Proposals must include company background, project approach, detailed cost estimates, and product specifications - Project is partially or fully grant funded - Place of Performance: - All work to be performed at the four specified municipal facilities in Unalaska, Alaska

Description

The City of Unalaska's Department of Parks, Culture and Recreation is soliciting proposals from qualified contractors for an LED lighting replacement project. The project involves replacing existing lighting systems with energy-efficient LED fixtures in four facilities: Unalaska Community Center, Burma Road Chapel, Henry Swanson House, and the Aquatic Center. The goal is to improve energy efficiency, reduce maintenance costs, and enhance lighting quality. Proposals must be submitted by April 20, 2026, and include company background, project approach, cost estimates, and product specifications.

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