Attachment _1 LED Preferred Products List (1).xlsx

This document is a LED Preferred Products List provided by Bulloch County Schools in Georgia for use in their LED Lighting Project #FY2027-Phase 03 at Mill Creek Elementary School. The list specifies approved LED lighting fixtures and components that contractors must utilize when submitting proposals for the school's lighting retrofit and replacement project. The preferred products include various fixture types tailored to specific applications throughout the facility, including EvoKit Click fixtures for classrooms and common areas in multiple sizes (1x4, 2x2, and 2x4 configurations), recessed cans in 4-inch, 6-inch, and 10-inch sizes, high bay fixtures (UFO and linear options) designated for gymnasium applications at elementary, middle, and high school levels, vaportight fixtures for specialized environments such as lockers and food storage areas, exterior canopy lighting for bus lanes and entryways, wallpacks for perimeter security lighting, LED bypass tubes for back-of-house applications, and dimming control switches with sensor compatibility. All fixtures are identified by SKU number with corresponding manufacturer specification sheets and detailed notes indicating appropriate installation areas within the facility.

The preferred products list includes fixtures from multiple manufacturers, primarily Philips (EvoKit and Lightolier brands) and Sylvania, with pricing and acquisition details to be determined through the formal RFP process. Contractors are restricted to the specified products and SKUs listed; no substitutions are permitted without prior approval. The fixtures are designated for use in designated areas such as classrooms, offices, conference rooms, hallways, storage areas, cafeterias, restrooms, gymnasiums, and exterior spaces. Specific fixtures are sold in packaged quantities (such as 4-packs for troffer fixtures and 25-case units for LED bypass tubes), and some items are noted as case-only purchases. The project represents a comprehensive modernization effort to replace existing lighting technologies with energy-efficient LED solutions across the elementary school facility.