23-2505 High Voltage Electrical Repair Services Qualification Information Worksheet_.xlsx

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23-2505
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Oakland County, Michigan

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This document is a Qualification Information Worksheet for Bid Request 23-2505 issued by Muskegon County Road and Rehabilitation Commission (MCRRC) for High Voltage Electrical Repair Services. The procurement seeks a three-year contract with a qualified electrical services provider capable of performing complex electrical maintenance and emergency repair work for municipal utilities. The worksheet requires bidders to demonstrate extensive experience in replacing/repairing medium and high voltage overhead power lines, troubleshooting electrical problems at sewage pumping stations, providing temporary power during outages, diagnosing and repairing electrical equipment including large transformers up to 3000 KVA, and conducting transformer oil sampling.

The qualification requirements include having a 24-hour emergency response capability, with bidders required to specify their guaranteed minimum response time for on-site assessment after receiving an emergency call. Vendors must provide two specific examples of high voltage electrical repair services performed in a municipal wastewater utility setting since 2018. The worksheet emphasizes technical competence, emergency responsiveness, and proven experience in complex electrical infrastructure maintenance, with bidders expected to detail their years of experience across multiple specialized electrical service domains. No specific budget or funding details are provided in this qualification document.

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RFB 23-2505 High Voltage Electrical Repair Services
Instructions for using Bid Sheet

Fill in Company information.

Shaded areas - enter information requested.Company Name
Street
City/State
Contact Name
Phone #
Email Address
LineQualifications AssessmentYes/NoAdditional InformationResponse
1Have experience in replacing/repairing medium and high voltage overhead power lines and electrical poles and ancillary equipment at short notice.List Years of Company Experience:
2Have experience in troubleshooting electrical problems associated with sewage pumping stations, including pole & pad mounted transformers, overhead power lines, meters, disconnects, & electrical panels.List Years of Company Experience:
3Have experience in providing temporary power to pumping stations and other MCRRC electrical equipment in case of primary (and secondary) power outage. This may include working with ATSs and connecting temporary power sources such as portable generators to building facilities and equipment such as pumps and aerators.List Years of Company Experience:
4Have experience diagnosing problems with electric equipment such as transformers, power lines, etc., and repairing or replacing same. Transformers can be as large as 3000 KVA.List Years of Company Experience:
5Able to provide sampling and testing of transformer oil.
6Have a 24-hour emergency number
Additional Information
Location of primary office proposed for this work.
Primary Contact Name
Telephone number
Email Address
In the case of an emergency, please state your guaranteed minimum time between your receiving the initial emergency call and your having someone on site to assess the situation:
*Please provide two examples of experience with high voltage electrical repair services as described in Lines 1 through 5 of the above Qualifications Assessment. The examples should be in a municipal wastewater utility setting (or similar municipal utility) since 2018. Use additional pages if necessary.
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