San Benito County Opengov #PWB-2644

On-call electrical maintenance, repairs, and emergency services for San Benito County facilities

San Benito County is seeking qualified electrical contractors for on-call maintenance, repair, and emergency work at County facilities. - Government buyer: County of San Benito Public Works Department, Capital Improvement Projects. - Opportunity: Establish a pool of multiple qualified contractors for as-needed electrical services at County-owned and operated facilities. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are identified in the opportunity. - Requested services: Electrical distribution system maintenance and repairs; generator and automatic transfer switch (ATS) troubleshooting; temporary power connections; and emergency power restoration. - Service-rate line items: Routine and emergency service calls, additional labor, generator/ATS troubleshooting, materials markup, and subcontractor markup. No quantities or part numbers are specified. - Key requirements: Contractors must provide personnel, supervision, tools, equipment, materials, and technical expertise; maintain 24-hour emergency availability, including weekends and holidays; hold a California CSLB Class C-10 Electrical Contractor License; and meet applicable DIR registration, prevailing wage, electrical code, safety, and County requirements. - Work authorization and value: Work is assigned as needed, with each authorized project capped at $75,000. No minimum work volume or total expenditure is guaranteed. - Period of performance: Three years from the effective date of the executed agreement.

Description

The County of San Benito seeks proposals from qualified, licensed electrical contractors for a three-year, multiple-award, on-call services contract at County-owned and operated facilities. Services include electrical distribution system maintenance and repairs, generator and automatic transfer switch troubleshooting, temporary power connections, and emergency power restoration, including 24-hour emergency response availability. Individual authorized work assignments may not exceed $75,000 per project, and the County guarantees no minimum quantity of work or expenditure. Contractors must maintain a California CSLB Class C-10 Electrical Contractor License and comply with applicable prevailing wage, safety, and other requirements.

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