Seminole Opengov contracts #IFB-603660-19/BJC

Award of Term Contracts for Traffic Signal Cables, Wires, and Hardware for Seminole County

Seminole County's Public Works - Traffic Engineering Division awarded term contracts for the supply of signal cables, wires, and traffic hardware to two vendors: - Multicom, Inc. and Rainbow Distributors USA, Inc. are the awarded vendors. - The contracts cover a wide range of products for traffic signal infrastructure, including: - Pull boxes (Quazite brand and equivalents) in multiple sizes - Bandit bands, buckles, and stand-offs - Maclean Power strandvises and strandlinks - IMSA standard signal cables (various part numbers and conductor counts) - Opticom cables, tracer wires, and USE stranded wires - Composite CAT 5E/143C cables (Lake AV143CCAT5S or equivalent) - Cadweld one-shot molds (various part numbers) - Span wires, poly dome markers, and Scotchcast splice kits (3M) - Duct seal bricks (NSI), aluminum pedestals, poles, and caps (Pelco and Component Products) - Slip fitters (EC-3004-T and equivalents), loop sealant, ped housings, and stud closures (McCain) - Traffic signal heads (Econolite), LED balls/arrows (Trastar Duralight), and backplates - Ground rods and accessories (Eric Brand/Pentair) - Signal brackets, mini brackets, astro brackets, ped hubs, hub plates, articulating brackets, adapters, and mounting kits (Pelco, Engineered Casting) - Surge protectors (Tripp Lite ISOBAR series) - Fiber optic splicers and OTDR equipment (Multicom) - Utility locators (Schonstedt) - Products must be FDOT approved where specified, and "or approved equivalent" is allowed for many items, enabling flexibility in sourcing. - No minimum purchase quantities are guaranteed; materials are ordered as needed via release orders. - Contracts are for a three-year base period with two optional one-year renewals. - Delivery and performance are centered at Seminole County government facilities in Sanford, Florida.

Description

Seminole County awarded a term contract to Multicomin, Inc. for the purchase of signal cables, wires, and hardware. The contract commenced on February 27, 2020, and was set for a three-year duration ending February 26, 2023, with options for renewal. The scope includes providing specified materials as authorized by release orders, with delivery and payment terms defined in the contract. The contract was managed by the Public Works - Traffic Engineering department and was performed in Sanford, Florida.

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