Opportunity
Palo Alto Opengov #RFQ199427
One-time purchase of 52 electric utility stock items for the City of Palo Alto
Posted
November 05, 2026
Respond By
November 17, 2026
Identifier
RFQ199427
NAICS
423610
The City of Palo Alto is seeking quotes for a one-time purchase of 52 electric utility stock items for Utilities Electric Operations. - Buyer: City of Palo Alto — Utilities Electric Operations; Purchasing and Contract Administration Department, Administrative Services Division. - Scope: Approximately 52 line items covering conduit, utility hardware, insulators, guy wire and crossarms, lighting and signaling equipment, fiber-optic cable, copper and aluminum wire, connectors, grounding materials, fuses, and electrical tapes. - Named OEMs and brands: Limited Plastic, Christy, Josolyn, Chance, Kortick, Continental, MacLean Power Systems, Hendrix, Hubbell, PUPI, Osmose, SYW, SBK, Leotek, Prysmian Fiber, Southwire, AMP, Elastimold, Burndy, Richards, 3M (Scotch, Temflex and Scotchkote), and Underground Devices. - Notable specifications: Hendrix is specified for the non-ceramic pole-top insulator; Burndy for the transformer spade connector; and Prysmian Fiber for both fiber cable items. Fiber cable must use dry waterblocking technology and be supplied on specified non-returnable wood reels. Guy wire is limited to 250- or 500-foot coils. The Leotek LED luminaire must include a house-side shield. - Delivery: One-time delivery to Palo Alto, FOB destination with freight prepaid. The pricing agreement ends after the goods are delivered and received. No recurring subscription or option period is specified.
Description
The City of Palo Alto is requesting quotes for a one-time purchase and delivery of assorted electric parts for stock at the MSC. The bid schedule lists 52 required line items, including electrical equipment, cables, wire, connectors, and related materials; quantities are approximate. Proposed alternate items are accepted if the quote includes the manufacturer part number, price, lead time, and data sheet. The City may award by item or in aggregate and may make multiple awards.