Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #CR27012

Electrical and Construction Upgrades at Scofield Shed: Generator, Solar, Lighting, and Enclosure

This opportunity involves electrical and construction upgrades at the Scofield Shed for the State of Utah's Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM). - Government Buyer: - State of Utah, Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM), Department of Natural Resources - OEMs and Vendors: - Sol-Ark (for hybrid inverter) - No other specific OEMs named for generator, battery storage, or panels - Products/Services Requested: - 30KW standby LP generator (1 unit) - 18KW hybrid inverter (Sol-Ark 18K-2P-LV or approved equal, 1 unit) - 25 kWh battery storage system (1 unit) - Generator concrete housekeeping pad (1 unit) - Prefinished corrugated metal roof and wall panel systems - Electrical panels, disconnects, circuit breakers, surge protection devices - Exterior and interior LED lighting fixtures (DLC or Lighting Facts listed) - Conduit, wiring, grounding system components - Metal strut-channel support structure - Gas piping from propane tank to generator - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with 2023 NEC, IBC, NFPA, and IFC codes - Seismic bracing for equipment - Coordination of electrical and mechanical systems - Roofing and enclosure construction for generator - Mandatory pre-bid meeting and bid submission via Utah Public Procurement Place (U3P) - Only invited contractors may bid - Compliance with State of Utah High Performance Building Standard - All equipment must be installed per manufacturer specifications and warranty requirements - Estimated contract value: $76,000 - No explicit contract duration or option years stated; completion required by substantial completion date - No specific OEMs for generator or battery storage named; Sol-Ark highlighted for inverter

Description

This is an invitational construction project for electrical upgrades at the Scofield Shed, including installation of a new generator, a new exterior building, lighting, and an upgrade to the existing photovoltaic system. A new enclosure will be constructed around the generator to protect it from weather. Only invited contractors are allowed to attend the mandatory meeting and submit bids. The construction cost estimate is $76,000.00.

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