Guilford County NC MUNIS #20047

Guilford County On-Call Electrical Services for Projects Under $30,000 (REBID #1, IFB 20047)

Guilford County is seeking bids for on-call electrical services for county facilities in Greensboro, North Carolina. - The contract (Bid 20047, REBID #1) covers renovations, alterations, maintenance, repair, emergency repair, and minor construction projects, each valued at less than $30,000. - Services required include installation and maintenance of wiring, lighting, HVAC-related electrical systems, and emergency generator repairs. - Firm fixed hourly rates are requested for the following roles: - Project Manager (50 hours) - Foreman (50 hours) - General Laborer/Assistant (320 hours) - Electrician Journeyman (320 hours) - Licensed Electrician (320 hours) - Generator Service Tech (200 hours) - Contractors must provide all labor, transportation, equipment, materials, permits, and fees. - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are named; the focus is on labor and service roles. - Minority and women-owned business participation is encouraged, with a 10% goal for minority businesses. - Compliance with North Carolina Building Codes is required. - Notable requirements include submission of affidavits (E-Verify, Non-Collusion, Statement of Ownership), reference forms, and adherence to local procurement procedures. - Work will be performed at various Guilford County facilities, with the Old Guilford County Courthouse and the Guilford County Purchasing Department as key locations.

Description

Guilford County Purchasing Department issued an Invitation for Bid (IFB) for electrical services under bid number 20047. The procurement is for establishing a firm fixed hourly rates contract with one or more contractors to provide electrical services including renovations, alterations, maintenance, repair, emergency repair, and minor construction projects. The contract covers projects less than $30,000.00 and requires contractors to furnish all labor, transportation, equipment, materials, permits, and fees necessary. Minority and women-owned business participation is encouraged.

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