Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-66412-NONST-2027-000000019

South Oliver overhead electric distribution line rehabilitation

The City of Elberton is seeking a contractor to rehabilitate a section of its South Oliver overhead electric distribution line. - Buyer: City of Elberton, through the Elberton Utilities Electric Division, in Elbert County, Georgia. - Work requested: Rehabilitate and reconstruct approximately 8,100 linear feet of three-phase primary overhead distribution line near State Highway 77 and Mineral Springs Road. Work includes replacing utility poles and upgrading primary conductors, with the contractor supplying labor, supervision, equipment, tools, transportation, traffic control, and incidental materials not furnished by the City. - City-furnished materials: Poles, pole-line hardware, conductor, and related materials. No specific OEMs, brands, or vendors are identified. Electric Cities of Georgia (ECG) is cited as a source of construction standards, not as a vendor. - Notable requirements: Follow ECG distribution construction standards or approved equivalents, the National Electrical Safety Code, applicable OSHA requirements, and Georgia Department of Transportation permit conditions. The project also requires Davis-Bacon prevailing wages and Build America, Buy America compliance. - Federal funding: U.S. Department of Energy assistance administered by the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority. - Schedule: Begin within 45 calendar days after the Notice to Proceed and complete within 180 calendar days. - Bonding: A 5% bid bond or certified check is required; performance and payment bonds are each 100% of the contract price.

Description

The City of Elberton is soliciting bids to rehabilitate and reconstruct approximately 8,100 linear feet of three-phase primary electrical distribution line. Work includes replacing existing utility poles, upgrading primary conductors to a larger size, and providing the associated labor, equipment, incidental materials not furnished by the City, and construction activities. The line right-of-way generally parallels State Highway 77 and Mineral Springs Road, and the work must comply with the stated ECG construction standards and applicable electrical safety and OSHA requirements. The project is funded in whole or in part with federal assistance and includes Davis-Bacon prevailing wage and Build America, Buy America requirements.

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