Opportunity
Clark County Public Transit Benefit Area Authority (C-TRAN) Workday #2026-64-ITB-PMO-65th Campus Light Pole, Landscaping, & Fencing
C-TRAN solicits bids for installation of light poles, landscaping, and fencing at 65th Campus in Vancouver, WA.
Posted
September 16, 2026
Respond By
October 07, 2026
Identifier
2026-64-ITB-PMO-65th Campus Light Pole, Landscaping, & Fencing
NAICS
238210, 561730, 238990
C-TRAN, the municipal transit agency serving Clark County, WA, is soliciting bids for the installation of light poles, landscaping, and fencing at its 65th Campus in Vancouver, WA. - Government Buyer: - Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area (dba C-TRAN), Vancouver, WA - Products Requested: - Aluminum light poles (5 units) - Aluminum mast arms (5 units) - LED fixtures (5 units) - Pole caps, handhole covers, and hardware (1 set) - Direct bury light pole foundations (5 units) - Service disconnect (1 unit) - Services Requested: - Landscaping installation along NE 65th Ave and NE 18th St - Perimeter fencing installation at the 65th Campus - Requirements: - All materials must meet specified standards; substitutions require prior approval - Compliance with federal civil rights laws, Washington State prevailing wage statutes, and safety regulations (OSHA, WISHA) - Bidders must be licensed, insured, and registered with Washington State L&I - Subcontractors must be listed and approved - Bid bond or cashier's check required - Liquidated damages for late completion - Adherence to local permitting and inspection requirements - OEMs: - No specific OEMs are named; materials must conform to approved lists and specifications - Notable Details: - Award to lowest responsible bidder - Bids must remain valid for 90 days
Description
This solicitation issued by Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area (dba C-TRAN) is for the installation of right of way light poles, landscaping, and perimeter fencing along NE 65th Ave and NE 18th St at the 65th Campus. The project includes installing aluminum light poles, mast arms, LED fixtures, and associated hardware, as well as landscaping and fencing work. The contract requires compliance with federal civil rights laws, prevailing wage laws, and safety regulations. The award will be based on the lowest responsible bid, with a protest period and notice to proceed scheduled after award.