Brazos Valley Ionwave #021-07-26 Addendum 2

Award for Steel Transmission Poles and Anchor Bolt Assemblies for Tabor Substation

Bryan Texas Utilities, a department of the City of Bryan, TX, has awarded a contract for the supply of steel transmission line poles and anchor bolt assemblies for the Tabor Substation (Messer Project). - Government Buyer: - Bryan Texas Utilities (City of Bryan, TX), Purchasing Department - OEMs and Vendors: - Techline, Inc. (Awarded Supplier) - TransAmerican Power Products, Inc. (TAPP Inc.) - Skipper Limited - Mica Steelworks, Inc. - Products/Services Requested: - Steel pole structures (Types S-1, S-2, S-3, S-5) - S-1: 1 unit, 85 ft height, 69kV/138kV Double Circuit Deadend - S-2: 1 unit, 95 ft height, 69kV/138kV Single Circuit Deadend - S-3: 2 units, 105 ft height, 69kV/138kV Single Circuit Deadend - S-5: 3 units, 95-105 ft height, 69kV/138kV Single Circuit Deadend - Anchor bolt assemblies for each structure type (total 8 assemblies) - Notable Requirements: - All steel poles must meet ASTM and ASCE standards and be hot-dip galvanized - Fabrication and sourcing must be from the United States - Delivery to Tabor Substation, 3084 Tabor Road, Bryan, TX - Strict delivery schedules (base and alternate options), with liquidated damages for delays - Five-year warranty on all products - Compliance with technical drawings and acknowledgment of all addenda - Disclosure requirements per Texas Local Government Code - Storage rates apply if delivery is delayed - Estimated Contract Value: - Techline, Inc. awarded at $1,163,710.00 (base bid) - Primary OEMs highlighted: Techline, Inc., TAPP Inc., Skipper Limited, Mica Steelworks, Inc.

Description

This solicitation is a Request for Bid (RFB) for the purchase of steel poles for the Tabor Substation, part of the Messer Project. The procurement involves supplying various types of steel poles and anchor bolt assemblies as specified in the technical specifications and structure drawings. Electronic bids are to be submitted by May 15, 2026, with a public bid opening conducted via Zoom. The buyer is Bryan Texas Utilities, and the procurement includes detailed bid documents, addenda, and technical drawings to guide prospective bidders.

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