Opportunity

Sandy Ionwave #Sandy RFP - 0205

Programmable exterior accent lighting for Sandy City’s Arbor Building

Posted

October 15, 2026

Respond By

October 29, 2026

Identifier

Sandy RFP - 0205

NAICS

238210

Sandy City is seeking a contractor to furnish and install programmable exterior accent lighting at the Arbor Building. - Government buyer: Sandy City Purchasing Department; contact named in the attachment: Georgia Keyser. - Scope: The base bid covers designated parapet walls. Alternate 1 is a separately priced option for the rooftop steel awnings. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or installing vendors are named in the solicitation. - System and materials: Provide a complete permanent system, including fixtures, aluminum track or channel, wiring, connectors, power supplies, controllers, mounting hardware, and accessories. Quantities and part numbers are not specified. - Notable requirements: The system must operate at 48V DC, support programmable colors, scenes, and schedules, and be suitable for year-round outdoor exposure. Track must be aluminum, at least 0.027 inches thick, nominally 1.25 by 0.75 inches, with a factory-applied powder-coat finish. Wiring must be four-conductor and at least 16 AWG unless manufacturer documentation supports a smaller gauge; outdoor connections and splices must be watertight and corrosion-resistant. - Delivery and closeout: Verify field dimensions and provide measured linear footage by section. Include installation, programming, testing, commissioning, staff training, operating and warranty information, technical-support details, and labeled as-built drawings. The City may select the base bid alone or add the alternate.

Description

Sandy City is seeking a qualified contractor to furnish and install a permanent, programmable exterior architectural accent lighting system at the Arbor Building. The base bid covers parapet wall lighting, with separate pricing requested for an alternate covering steel awning lighting. Work includes supplying materials and equipment, installation, programming, testing, commissioning, staff training, permits, and closeout documentation. The system must be suitable for year-round outdoor exposure and support programmable colors, scenes, and schedules.

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