Opportunity
Volusia Opengov #26-B-116JJ
Volusia County On-Call Electrical Services Solicitation
Posted
September 22, 2026
Respond By
October 21, 2026
Identifier
26-B-116JJ
NAICS
238210
Volusia County is seeking qualified electrical contractors to provide on-call electrical services for a wide range of county-owned and leased facilities. - Government Buyer: - County of Volusia, Facilities Management division - Facilities include administrative offices, courthouses, sheriff's offices, correctional and fire rescue facilities, EMS stations, libraries, airports, parks, community centers, historic buildings, fleet and storage facilities - Services Requested: - Comprehensive electrical maintenance, repair, troubleshooting, installation, renovation support, and emergency response - Work performed as needed under individual work authorizations - Unique Requirements: - Contractors must be properly licensed and insured - Compliance with all specified certifications is required - Work must be coordinated to minimize disruption in occupied and operational facilities - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, as this is a service-based solicitation - Multiple contractors may be selected to ensure timely and high-quality service coverage
Description
The County of Volusia is soliciting bids from qualified and licensed electrical contractors to provide on-call electrical maintenance, repair, troubleshooting, installation, renovation support, emergency response, and related electrical services at County-owned and leased facilities throughout Volusia County. Facilities supported include administrative offices, beaches, courthouses, sheriff's offices, correctional facilities, fire rescue stations, EMS facilities, libraries, airports, maintenance facilities, parks, community centers, historic buildings, fleet facilities, storage facilities, and other properties. Services may occur in occupied facilities, requiring coordination to minimize disruption. The contract term is initially 3 years with possible renewal for two additional 1-year periods. Respondents must provide proof of insurance, licenses, and other certifications as specified.