2025.11_ITB_Workforce_Utility_Renovation_-Bid_Documents_-_Electrical_-_SS.pdf

This is a bid document set for the City of Milton, Florida, containing electrical specifications and drawings for the renovation of a 4,740-square-foot city-owned facility located at Old City Hall (5438 Alabama Street, Milton, Florida 32570) and the interior upgrades at 6794 Dixon Street. The project involves transforming the facility into a multi-use utility worker training and utility administrative operations facility, with construction activities including critical repairs, floor plan modifications to accommodate a 20-person capacity classroom with ADA access, and an ADA-compliant restroom. The electrical scope of work encompasses demolition of existing power and lighting systems, installation of new power distribution and lighting systems, and all associated specifications as outlined in drawings 2025-034_E0.01 through 2025-034_E3.01. The bid documents include legends, power riser diagrams, demolition plans, new power and lighting layouts, and detailed electrical specifications. The document was prepared on August 12, 2025, by Anthony L Davis and represents one component of a comprehensive invitation to bid (ITB) for the overall renovation project.

The electrical bid documents establish the technical requirements and specifications for qualified contractors to execute the electrical renovation work as part of the broader facility renovation funded through Florida Legislature appropriations. Contractors responding to this ITB must demonstrate experience in similar projects, maintain appropriate certifications and licenses required by local, state, and federal agencies, and comply with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations. The project work may be completed contingent on funding availability, and responders are expected to collaborate with the City of Milton and the State of Florida Department of Commerce throughout project execution. All activities must be performed in strict compliance with established standards and regulatory requirements governing construction work in Florida.