Nevada Ionwave #27-056CON

Installation of Standalone Hydrogen Sensing System at Sunset Maintenance Facility

This opportunity from the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada seeks qualified contractors to install a standalone hydrogen sensing system at the Sunset Maintenance Facility (SMF) in Las Vegas. - Government Buyer: - Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTCSNV) - Purchasing and Contracts Office - Contact: Tonita Brown - Scope of Work: - Installation of all identified hydrogen sensors, panels, and related equipment - Separation of existing interconnected CNG and hydrogen sensor systems into two independent, standalone systems - Construction, integration, and commissioning of the new hydrogen sensor system - Products/Services Requested: - Hydrogen sensors, panels, and equipment (quantities and part numbers not specified) - CNG gas detection system equipment (for standalone operation) - Lump sum for all work, including labor, materials, management, and supervision - Permit allowance of $25,000 for jurisdictional permitting costs - Notable Requirements: - Contractor must be qualified under Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) 338.1379 or 338.1382 - Compliance with prevailing wage rates - Submission of business license, bid bond, insurance, subcontractor listings, schedule of values, and other forms - Attendance at pre-bid conference and site visit - All work to be completed by the deadline set forth in the contract - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - The opportunity is open to contractors with appropriate Nevada licensing and insurance

Description

This Invitation to Bid (ITB) seeks qualified bidders to install a complete hydrogen sensing system at the Sunset Maintenance Facility (SMF). The project involves separating the existing interconnected CNG and H2 sensor systems into two standalone systems: an independent CNG gas detection system and a standalone hydrogen sensor system. Bidders must be qualified pursuant to NRS 338.1379 or 338.1382. The scope includes installation of all identified H2 sensors, panels, and equipment to ensure the hydrogen sensor system operates independently.

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