Hampton Civicplus #26-43

Hampton Coliseum Lighting Modernization – Design, Supply, and Installation of Architectural Lighting System

The City of Hampton is seeking proposals to modernize the lighting system at the Hampton Coliseum, covering both exterior and interior public spaces. - Government Buyer: - City of Hampton, Consolidated Procurement Division, Senior Buyer Alicia Brown - Project Scope: - Design, furnish, install, program, and commission a modern lighting system for the Hampton Coliseum - Modernization includes: - Approximately 48 exterior uplighting fixtures (with dynamic color-changing LED capability and centralized controls) - 96 exterior walk/crown lights (white only, mechanically controlled) - 48 exterior low-level fixtures - 19-26 interior lobby/concourse lights (mechanically controlled) - 24 interior halo fixtures to be evaluated - System must feature: - Centralized, programmable controls (web-based and physical interfaces) - Dynamic color control and scheduling for certain fixtures - Photometric analysis and modeling for lighting zones - Use of existing wiring where possible; no wireless systems - Warranty, photometric, and IP rating requirements - Training for City staff and post-installation documentation - Accommodation of legacy infrastructure (no as-built electrical drawings available) - No preferred or required OEMs; all lighting manufacturers are acceptable - Cooper Lighting and Musco Sports Lighting are mentioned as examples - Notable Requirements: - No Davis-Bacon or Build America, Buy America compliance required - Work must be scheduled around the Coliseum's event calendar - Minority and woman-owned business participation goals apply - Vendor must have experience with architectural lighting modernization for public assembly venues

Description

The City of Hampton is seeking proposals from qualified offerors to design, furnish, install, program, and commission a modern lighting system for the Hampton Coliseum. The project includes modernization of exterior and interior architectural lighting systems with centralized controls, aiming to improve visual impact, operational control, and maintainability. The scope covers exterior uplighting, walk lights, and interior lobby lights, with a mandatory pre-proposal conference scheduled. The City requires sealed proposals submitted by June 30, 2026.

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