Opportunity
Dept of Management Services Florida #494
Bay County seeks bids for installation of a standby generator and related infrastructure at the Potable Water Treatment Plant.
Posted
August 29, 2024
Respond By
October 01, 2024
Identifier
494
NAICS
238210, 238220, 238290
Bay County Board of County Commissioners is seeking bids for the installation of a standby generator and supporting infrastructure at the Potable Water Treatment Plant. - Government Buyer: - Bay County Board of County Commissioners (Bay County, Florida) - Project location: Bay County Potable Water Treatment Plant - Products and Services Requested: - 2000 kW enclosed standby rated generator (or size determined by vendor/electrical engineer) - Self-contained fuel tank and pump (approx. 1,995 gallons or as determined by vendor) - Pre-assembled outbuilding (approx. 500 sq. ft.) with foundation and roof, built to Miami Dade Code standards - Duct banks, conduit, wiring, and appurtenances - Installation, testing, and warranty of all items - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Outbuilding must meet Miami Dade Code; openings must comply with ASCE 7 Standards - Electrical contractors and subcontractors must be Florida licensed - Quality craftsmanship and warranty required for all work - Project may be reimbursed by Florida Division of Emergency Management under Hazard Mitigation Grant Program - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors mentioned; bidders may propose suitable generator brands - Quantities: - 1 generator, 1 fuel tank/pump, 1 outbuilding, full installation and testing
Description
The Bay County Board of County Commissioners seeks bids from qualified vendors to provide and install a 2000 kW enclosed standby rated generator or an adequate size as determined during the bid process. The project includes duct banks, a self-contained fuel tank and pump, and a pre-assembled outbuilding built to Miami Dade Code to house the generator. The contractor is responsible for installation, testing, and ensuring quality craftsmanship and warranty requirements are met. The project may be reimbursed by the Florida Division of Emergency Management under a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.