Virgin Islands Buys #BD-26-800-8001-3402

Electrical installation and connectivity work for two library containers

DPNR is seeking electrical connectivity work for two containers at the Charles W. Turnbull Regional Library in St. Thomas. - Government buyer: U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Planning and Natural Resources (DPNR), Division of Libraries, Archives, and Museums; no specific office is identified. - OEMs and named product brands: Cutler-Hammer (HKD3400 circuit breakers) and Bridgeport (922-S EMT straps). - Materials requested: 4 1-inch PVC male adapters; approximately 200 linear feet of 1-inch PVC conduit; 18 1-inch one-hole EMT steel straps (Bridgeport 922-S); approximately 1,650 linear feet of #8 THHN stranded wire; and 2 Cutler-Hammer HKD3400 three-pole, 400-amp circuit breakers. - Customer-supplied equipment: Install and connect 2 interlocked receptacles; the contractor is not asked to furnish them. - Work scope: Provide electrical installation and connectivity work for two containers, including conduit routing, wire pulling, equipment mounting, terminations, system connections, testing, operational verification, associated site work, and debris removal. - Notable requirements: Furnish labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals; use new, defect-free materials; comply with applicable electrical codes and safety standards; protect existing facilities; correct installation deficiencies at no additional cost; and complete final inspection and acceptance by DPNR. - Quantity note: The attachment scope summary lists one electrical-services unit, while the initial release summary reports 46 EA for the labor/site-work line and says the unit is unexplained.

Description

The solicitation seeks electrical connectivity installation services for two containers at the Charles W. Turnbull Regional Library. The contractor must furnish and install specified PVC adapters and conduit, EMT straps, THHN wire, and two 400-amp circuit breakers, and install and connect two customer-supplied interlocked receptacles. Work includes associated site work, testing, operational verification, debris removal, and final inspection and acceptance by the Department. The contractor must provide the labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals required and comply with applicable electrical codes and safety requirements.

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