Opportunity

Solvang Planet bids #144496

PG&E Electrical Service Installation for Parking Lot 5 in Solvang, CA

Posted

July 29, 2026

Respond By

August 25, 2026

Identifier

144496

NAICS

238210, 237130, 237310

The City of Solvang Public Works Department is seeking bids for the installation of PG&E electrical service infrastructure at Parking Lot 5 to support future site improvements and electric vehicle (EV) charging capabilities. - Government Buyer: - City of Solvang Public Works Department - Primary OEM: - Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) for electrical infrastructure and related components - Products and Construction Scope: - Installation of electrical conduits (2-inch, 4-inch, and 5-inch) and sweeps (225, 184, and 22 linear feet respectively) - Trenching and backfilling (242 linear feet) - Asphalt pavement restoration (937 square feet) - Concrete equipment pads for transformer, switchboard, and meter - Switchboard and meter panel installation - Street light enclosure (11.5") - Installation of 19 fixed and removable PG&E-compliant bollards - Allowance for PG&E crews to perform wiring, terminations, and meter installation - Notable Requirements: - Project supports future EV charger installation - Replacement of an existing light pole at Oak Street and 2nd Street - Compliance with California prevailing wage laws and Department of Industrial Relations registration - Requires a Class A California State Contractor's license - Stormwater management and traffic control measures are mandatory - Bid, performance, and payment bonds required - Estimated construction cost: $200,000–$240,000 - Completion required within 60 working days; liquidated damages for delays apply

Description

This solicitation is for the construction and installation of PG&E services to support future improvements at Parking Lot 5. The work includes conduits and sweeps, trenching and pavement restoration, transformer, switchboard, meter pedestal, concrete equipment pad, fixed and removable barrier posts, and related PG&E infrastructure. The project also involves supporting EV chargers and replacing an existing light pole at the intersection of Oak Street and 2nd Street. Bidders must respond in paper format and the project is open to local bidders.

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