Pinellas County Opengov #26-0574-ITB

Pinellas County seeks four prefabricated equipment shelters for ambient air quality monitoring.

Pinellas County Public Works is seeking bids for the supply and installation of four prefabricated equipment shelters to support ambient air quality monitoring. - Government Buyer: - Pinellas County Public Works - Products/Services Requested: - Four prefabricated/assembled equipment shelters for ambient air quality monitoring - Delivery and installation at four county locations - Technical Requirements: - Complete electrical wiring for 100 AMP 120/240V service (meter box, riser, disconnect, subpanel, five 20amp circuits) - Compliance with National Electric Code (NEC) and Duke Energy standards - Insulation, finished interior floors, walls, and ceiling - Equipment benches engineered for 400 lbs. - Roof guard rails, access stairs, ports for sample probes, exterior bracketing for air monitoring equipment - Compliance with all permits, codes, and safety standards - Funding & Compliance: - Grant-funded under EPA's Inflation Reduction Act - Must meet EPA, local, and safety requirements - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique Requirements: - Shelters must be manufactured and assembled offsite - Designed specifically for ambient air quality monitoring - Installation at four separate locations - All work must comply with grant and regulatory requirements

Description

This solicitation requests four prefabricated and assembled equipment shelters designed for ambient air quality monitoring to replace old shelters at four locations in Pinellas County. The shelters will be manufactured with complete wiring for a 100 AMP 120/240V service, compliant with NEC and Duke Energy requirements. Electrical work includes meter box, riser, disconnect, subpanel, wiring for five circuits, insulation, finished interior, equipment benches, guard rails, roof access, stairs, ports for sample probes, and exterior bracketing. The project is grant-funded under the EPA's Inflation Reduction Act and is expected to be completed over two years starting in FY 2027.

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