Anaheim Opengov #URQM-SY270000314-LR

Anaheim electric utility distribution materials: anchors, cutouts, splices, sleeves, and connectors

The City of Anaheim Public Utilities Department is seeking annual estimated quantities of overhead electric distribution materials for maintenance and operations under a potential multi-year supply agreement. - Government buyer: City of Anaheim, Public Utilities Department (APU), Anaheim, California. - Scope: 56 line items across anchors and guying hardware (7), fuse cutouts (4), and splices, sleeves, and connectors (45). Quantities are annual estimates, not purchase commitments. - OEMs/manufacturers named: A.B. Chance/Chance, AFL, Alcoa, Anderson, Blackburn, Burndy, Cooper, Dossert, Fargo, Homac, Hubbell, Inertia, Joslyn/Dixie, Kearney, MacLean Power System(s), Nicopress/Nicropress, Reliable, Richards, S&C, Senior Industries, Teledyne Penn Union, and Thomas & Betts (T&B). Listed acceptable manufacturers and part numbers are provided for each applicable item; substitutions are not allowed. - Notable requirements: Bids must cover every line in each category offered and include pricing, lead time, country of origin, manufacturer and part number, tariff impact, minimum order quantity, and safety-stock capability and pricing. Products must meet applicable IEEE, ANSI, and ASTM standards, with applicable testing by U.S.-accredited laboratories and supporting documentation. The supplier must maintain City-reserved safety stock where specified, ship safety-stock orders within two business days, include standard FOB Anaheim delivery in unit prices, and provide emergency or disaster expedited shipping at no extra charge. - Term: Two-year initial agreement with up to three one-year extensions, for a maximum of five years.

Description

The City of Anaheim Public Utilities Department is seeking proposals for electric utility materials, including anchors, cutouts, compression splices, mechanical connectors, and related goods for maintenance and operations. The selected respondent will furnish and deliver items identified by stock codes in the Pricing Schedule within proposed lead times and maintain required safety stock. Proposals may cover one or more of three categories and will be evaluated and awarded separately by category. Anaheim anticipates a two-year initial agreement with up to three one-year extensions, for a maximum term of five years.

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