Caldwell Opengov #289278

Instrument and Controls Integration Services for Lincoln Lift Station Package 1

The City of Caldwell Waste Water Department is seeking qualified Instrument and Controls (I&C) subcontractors for the Lincoln Lift Station Package 1 construction project. - Government Buyer: - City of Caldwell Waste Water Department (Canyon County, Caldwell, Idaho) - Scope of Work: - Provide comprehensive I&C integration services for municipal wastewater infrastructure - Review and coordinate controls scope - Control panel and PLC integration - Integration of variable frequency drives (VFDs) and motor controls - Instrumentation integration - Development of SCADA screens and alarm functions - Communications and networking setup - Documentation of programming - Testing and commissioning of the lift station - Requirements: - Must hold a valid Idaho Public Works Contractor license of the appropriate class - Ability to deliver full I&C integration for municipal wastewater projects - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the solicitation - Notable Details: - Qualified subcontractors will be shortlisted for General Contractors to solicit bids from during the official bidding process - Focus is on technical integration and commissioning rather than supply of specific hardware - Period of Performance: - Project expected to begin in spring and complete by fall of the following year (approx. 18 months duration)

Description

The City of Caldwell is requesting Statements of Qualifications from licensed Idaho public works contractors interested in bidding as Instrument and Controls subcontractors/integrators for the Lincoln Lift Station Package 1 construction. The scope includes controls review and coordination, control panel and PLC integration, VFD and motor controls integration, instrumentation, SCADA development, communications, programming documentation, testing, and commissioning. Qualified subcontractors will be shortlisted for General Contractors to solicit bids during the official bidding process. The project is expected to start in Spring 2027 and complete by Fall 2028.

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