Clark County Public Transit Benefit Area Authority (C-TRAN) Workday #2026-64-ITB-PMO-65th Light Poles & ROW

C-TRAN 65th Campus streetlight, landscaping, fencing, and civil/electrical work

C-TRAN is seeking a contractor for streetlight and site improvements at its 65th Campus in Vancouver, Washington. - Government buyer: Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area, doing business as C-TRAN; the work is along NE 65th Ave and NE 18th St. - Scope: Site preparation, right-of-way streetlight installation, landscaping, perimeter fencing, and related civil and electrical work. Mobilization and traffic control are also included. - Listed materials: 5 aluminum light poles, 5 aluminum mast arms, 5 LED fixtures, 1 set of pole caps/handhole covers/hardware, and 5 direct-bury light pole foundations. The materials exhibit lists these items, but does not clearly establish whether the contractor must supply them or they are project inventory. - Named OEMs and products: Schneider Electric service disconnect, part 0221NRB (or approved equal); Polaris Sales Co. IPL4-4 wire connector (or equivalent), specified for 4–14 AWG copper/aluminum wire. No manufacturer or model is specified for the poles, mast arms, or LED fixtures. - Notable requirements: Electrical lighting work must be performed by a contractor active on Clark Public Utilities’ approved-contractor list. Work must meet prevailing-wage requirements and account for traffic-control approvals, utility clearances, and construction adjacent to active public roads. - Pricing approach: Lump-sum pricing is requested for streetlight installation, landscaping/fencing, mobilization, and traffic control; unit prices are also requested for change orders.

Description

C-TRAN is seeking bids for labor, materials, equipment, traffic control, and supervision to prepare the site and install right-of-way street light poles, landscaping, perimeter fencing, and associated civil and electrical work along NE 65th Ave and NE 18th St at its 65th Campus. Work is in public right-of-way adjacent to active roads and must follow the approved plans, specifications, traffic-control and safety requirements, and utility-clearance protocols. The solicitation states that the award is generally based on the lowest total price from a responsive and responsible bidder meeting specifications, with unit-price payment for satisfactorily completed work. Work is scheduled for completion by March 31, 2027.

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