Lincoln Electric System Procureware #049-26

Inspection Services for LES Communication Towers in Lincoln, NE

Lincoln Electric System (LES), the municipal utility for Lincoln, Nebraska, is seeking qualified vendors to perform comprehensive inspection services for its communication towers. - Government Buyer: - Lincoln Electric System (LES), City of Lincoln, Nebraska - Scope of Work: - Maintenance and condition assessments for 11 LES-owned communication towers at various locations in Lincoln and Roca, NE - Cathodic protection investigation for one tower (Fairfield Tower) - Anchor inspection for two anchors at Fairfield Tower, including excavation and corrosion assessment - Technical and Reporting Requirements: - All inspections must comply with TIA-222-H Annex J.1 standards - Deliverables include detailed written reports with photographs documenting tower conditions, anchor rod status, and cathodic protection measurements - All documentation must be submitted electronically - Vendor Qualifications: - Must complete LES Standard Services Contract - Provide proof of insurance from a Nebraska-licensed, A.M. Best B+ rated insurer (LES as additional insured, waiver of subrogation) - Complete required confidentiality, security, and equal employment opportunity compliance forms - Performance Timeline: - All work and documentation must be completed and submitted by the specified completion date - Locations: - Inspections at 11 tower sites, including specific addresses in Lincoln and Roca, NE, such as Fairfield Tower, Cheney Tower, and others - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or manufacturers are named; opportunity is open to qualified service providers - Unique Requirements: - Adherence to TIA-222-H Annex J.1 - Specialized anchor and cathodic protection inspection procedures - Emphasis on electronic documentation and photographic evidence

Description

Lincoln Electric System is seeking proposals to inspect LES owned communication towers according to the specifications provided. The scope includes maintenance and condition assessments for 11 towers, a cathodic protection investigation for one tower, and an anchor inspection for one tower. The successful bidder must complete required contractual and insurance documentation, including the LES Standard Services Contract and proof of insurance. All work must be completed and documentation submitted by September 25, 2026.

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