University of Missouri Ionwave #27-0058

University of Missouri greenhouse LED module replacement

The University of Missouri is seeking LED modules for a greenhouse lighting retrofit at its Columbia campus. - Government buyer: University of Missouri, Energy Management Department; UM Procurement is identified as the procurement office. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, brands, resellers, or suppliers are named. The University of Missouri System’s electronic bidding platform is referenced for bid submission. - Requested product: LED Modules, bid line item quantity 1 EA, with no part number specified. The project scope is to replace 441 existing 1,000-watt HPS and metal-halide lights: 396 in moveable-rack rooms and 45 in adjustable-chain rooms. - Requirements: Provide energy-efficient lighting that more closely simulates a daylight spectrum. Drivers and modules are to attach to existing racks or chains, with fixture height accommodating 2 to 9 feet above the elevated working surface. Detailed technical specifications are in the ECGF Light Specification attachment. - Commercial considerations: Pricing must include tariff and freight costs and remain firm through the initial contract term. The bid form’s quantity of 1 is distinct from the 441 existing lights covered by the project scope. - Services: No separate installation or other service line item is specified.

Description

The University of Missouri requests bids to furnish and deliver replacement greenhouse lighting at the University of Missouri-Columbia. The work includes replacing 396 1000-Watt HPS/MH lights in moveable-rack rooms and 45 in rooms with adjustable-length chains with energy-efficient LED modules designed to more closely simulate a daylight spectrum. Drivers and LED modules are to be attached to the existing racks or chains, with light height varying from 2 to 9 feet above the elevated working surface. Bids must be submitted through the University of Missouri System electronic bidding platform by the stated deadline.

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