North Carolina eVP #376-20260520

Davidson, NC Seeks LED Baseball Field Lighting and Remote Monitoring Installation at McEver Fields

The Town of Davidson, North Carolina, is seeking bids for a turnkey project to upgrade lighting at McEver Baseball Fields. - Government Buyer: - Town of Davidson, Sustainability Manager's Office - Project Scope: - Replace existing lighting fixtures with new LED baseball field lights at two fields: - Field 1: 26 LED fixtures - Field 2: 45 LED fixtures - Furnish and install remote monitoring systems and controls for both fields - Provide all labor, installation, and photometric layouts - Product Requirements: - All LED lighting products must be new, unused, and listed on Duke Energy's DesignLights Consortium (DLC) Qualified Products List (QPL) - Bidders must submit product literature and manufacturers' specifications - Lighting must meet all applicable local, regional, and national standards for baseball fields used by middle and high school age groups - Compliance & Funding: - Project is funded by a North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ) Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) - Subject to Uniform Guidance requirements, including Davis Bacon, Buy American, and procurement of recovered materials - Bidders must be properly licensed in North Carolina and experienced in similar projects - Participation from minority, women, and small businesses is encouraged - Place of Performance: - McEver Baseball Fields, 626 South Street, Davidson, NC - Notable Requirements: - Remote monitoring and controls for lighting - Compliance with federal and state grant requirements

Description

The Town of Davidson is seeking sealed bids to install LED baseball field lights at two baseball fields at the McEver Baseball Fields facility. The project involves replacing the existing lighting fixtures and adding remote monitoring systems and controls. The fields are located at 626 South Street, Davidson, NC, and are primarily used by middle through high school age groups. The lighting must meet applicable local, regional, and national standards. Bidders must submit product literature and manufacturers specifications, and the project is funded through a North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant.

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