# Tacoma Cityoftacoma #TP26-0208F

Tacoma Power Electrical Safety Program Consulting Services (Rebid)

**Posted:** September 25, 2026
**Respond By:** October 20, 2026
**Identifier:** TP26-0208F
**NAICS:** 541690

Tacoma Power, a division of the City of Tacoma, is seeking expert consulting services to enhance its electrical safety program.
- Government Buyer:
  - City of Tacoma, Tacoma Power/Transmission & Distribution, Procurement and Payables Division
- Scope of Services:
  - Comprehensive consulting, assessment, and planning for electrical safety program improvement
  - Includes program evaluation, stakeholder interviews (approx. 70), on-site walkthroughs, operational assessments, document reviews, and development of a detailed report and implementation roadmap
- Key Requirements:
  - Extensive experience in electrical safety consulting
  - Knowledge of OSHA, NFPA 70E, and other relevant regulations
  - Certifications such as CESCP (Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professional) or CSP (Certified Safety Professional) are preferred
- Budget and Performance:
  - Recommended budget is $100,000 for a one-year contract
  - Proposals exceeding the budget may be considered if justified
  - Work should be completed in less than a year; possibility for similar projects within the year
- OEMs and Vendors:
  - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; focus is on consulting expertise
- Notable Requirements:
  - Emphasis on consultant qualifications, regulatory knowledge, and ability to deliver actionable safety improvements

### Description

The City of Tacoma is seeking proposals for Electrical Safety Program Consulting Services as part of its ongoing safety and compliance initiatives. This solicitation is a rebid of a previous solicitation TP26-0208F. The selected consultant will provide comprehensive consulting, assessment, and planning on an electrical safety program for various divisions of Tacoma Power. The recommended budget for this work is $100,000 and the project should be completed in less than a year. Proposals exceeding the budget will be considered but must detail the additional spend.

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