9198_Attachment_C.xlsx

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2027-2028 Emergency Distribution, Transmission & Substation Restoration
Solicitation number
PR9198
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Florida

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This attachment file is a pricing and supplier qualification matrix for the City of Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) in Florida's 2027-2028 Emergency Distribution, Transmission & Substation Restoration Services contract. The document establishes qualification requirements and pricing structure for qualified suppliers to perform emergency restoration services following hurricanes, tornadoes, or other major natural or man-made disasters. The matrix outlines supplier categories, qualification criteria, and the framework for evaluating bidder capabilities to perform power restoration work on OUC's electrical distribution, transmission, and substation systems. The document specifies performance standards and operational parameters that suppliers must meet to qualify for emergency response work.

The pricing matrix establishes a tiered qualification structure with differentiated requirements and potentially varying rates based on supplier classification and capacity. The document appears to detail the evaluation criteria for assessing supplier readiness, equipment availability, staffing levels, and technical capabilities necessary to support emergency restoration operations. The matrix serves as the basis for pre-qualifying suppliers and establishing the pool of vendors available to OUC for rapid deployment during emergency events, ensuring qualified resources are pre-arranged prior to disaster response needs.

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ATTACHMENT C: BIDDER INFORMATION & QUALIFICATION SHEET
BIDDER INFORMATION
Instructions: Each Prospective Bidder shall provide the following informaton in EXCEL with the submitted proposal
QuestionsResponses
Supplier Name
Name of Parent Company (if applicable)
Complete Business Address
Main Contact Name
Main Contact Email Address
Main Contact Phone Number
State of Incorporation
Has Supplier been in business performing similar work for at least five (5) years?
Name(s) and contact information of key personnel
Dun & Bradstreet number
List Supplier's parent company, its subsidiaries, affiliates, and entities under common ownership or control.
Supplier must provide a copy of the necessay licenses to conduct business with OUC.
Do Supplier's vehicles have company logo clearly visible? If so, describe decals/insignia.
Does the Supplier have overhead experience?
Does the Supplier performing distribution work have climbing gear and rear-lot buckets for easement or rear lot work? If so, what type?
Does the Supplier have municipal, industrial, or commercial experience? If so, describe.
Describe resources available to OUC during an emergency event, including staffing levels, qualifications of staff (i.e. numbers of journeyman, apprentices, etc.), equipment and capabilities.
Describe description of how the work will be staffed, managed, and completed by the Supplier if awarded.
Provide an overview of Supplier employee training program or Employee Training Manual.
Provide a copy of the firms's pay policies for storms, clearly detailing standard, and overtime policies.Provide a copy of the firms's pay policies for storms, clearly detailing standard, and overtime policies.
Provide an overview of Supplier safety program or Safety Manual.
BIDDER QUALIFICATIONS
Indicate which Discipline(s) you are submitting a proposal for to OUC: Transmission, Substation Distribution RESPOND TO THE RELEVANT SECTIONS BELOW:
What is the maximum distribution voltage that the Supplier can work energize?Distribution
Does Supplier certify that Distribution construction and maintenance supplier is qualified/certified to work on energized distribution voltages up to 12kV?
Does the supplier certify that the Distribution construction and maintenance crews are qualified/certified to work on de-energized distribution voltages up to 35kV?
Provide at least three (3) similar projects for each discpline with references with contact information related to completed projects with a similar scope.
PROJECT 1
PROJECT 2
PROJECT 3
What is the maximum transmission voltage that the Supplier can work energized?Transmission
Does Supplier certify that their Transmission construction and maintenance crews are qualified/certified to work on de-energized transmission facilities (OUC has 69kV, 115kV, and 230kV facilities)?
Does Supplier certify that Transmission construction and maintenance crews are qualified/certified to work on energized transmission facilities up to, and including, 230kV with approprately rated hot sticks, or live-line bare-hand methods?
Provide at least three (3) similar projects for each discpline with references with contact information related to completed projects with a similar scope.
PROJECT 1
PROJECT 2
PROJECT 3
Does Supplier certify that their Substation construction and maintenance crews are qualified/certified to work within energized substations with voltages of 230kV?Substation
Provide at least three (3) similar projects for each discpline with references with contact information related to completed projects with a similar scope.
PROJECT 1
PROJECT 2
PROJECT 3

Does your firm certify that Supplier nor its principals, affiliates, or subcontractors are listed under Exclusions on www.SAM.gov?

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