Cleveland ITB #RFB 3001 202600000000496

Cleveland electrical safety training, testing, calibration, and code manuals

The City of Cleveland is seeking electrical safety training, equipment testing, calibration, and updated electrical-code manuals for its maintenance needs. - Government buyer: City of Cleveland, Division of Purchases & Supplies (Department/Division 3001); contact identified as Gregory Hart. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEMs, vendors, or service providers are named. Requested manuals include NFPA 70, NFPA 70E, and Stallcups illustrated code changes. - Products: One-time purchase of the most current NFPA 70 and NFPA 70E manuals, including Stallcups illustrated code changes; quantity and part numbers are not specified. - Services: NFPA 70E qualified-person and arc-flash training; oil analysis for oil-filled transformers, including examples MS-1 and MS-2; high-voltage glove testing; high-voltage rubber blanket testing; and electrical metering-device testing and/or calibration. - Approximate devices for testing/calibration: 2 Fault Wizards, 2 devices listed as “Mergers,” 2 meters, 2 amp probes, and 2 toners. No device part numbers are provided. - Notable requirements: Training covers identifying electrical hazards and exposed energized conductors, determining voltage, understanding approach distances, assessing risk, and selecting risk controls. Glove testing is required every six months under OSHA 1910.137(b)(2) and ASTM F-496-02a; blanket testing is annual under OSHA 1910.137(b)(2) and ASTM F-479-06. Arc-flash training and blanket testing are annual; transformer oil analysis is as needed. Amount, type, and size of gloves and blankets are to be specified.

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The City of Cleveland is seeking bids for electrical maintenance services related to OSHA and NFPA 70 requirements. The scope includes NFPA 70E compliance and arc-flash training, oil analysis of oil-filled transformers, updated NFPA 70/70E manuals, testing of high-voltage gloves and rubber blankets, and testing or calibration of electrical metering devices. Quantities are approximate, and any resulting order may not exceed $30,000 or one year, whichever occurs first. Bids are due October 9, 2026, at 3:00 PM.

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