Attachment_5-Bid_Schedule_BANWR_Bailey_PV.pdf

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This is a Bid Schedule form for a photovoltaic system design and build project at Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge under the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 2.

The solicitation requires bidders to submit pricing for one mandatory base bid task and four optional tasks. The base bid (Task 1) covers revisions for utility interconnection compliance, priced as a lump sum (LS). The optional items include: Task 2 for cable management, Task 3 for installation of a 10 kWh battery system, Task 4 for a monitoring application, and Task 5 for installation of fall arrest systems. All line items are priced on a lump sum basis. Bidders must provide complete pricing for the base bid and any optional tasks they elect to propose; incomplete bids will not be considered. The form requires bidders to identify their company name and address, and to calculate and enter the total base bid cost, total options cost, and total proposal cost. The document does not specify response dates, award dates, or other contract terms.

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PV System Revisions Buenos Aires NWR

BID SCHEDULE

Photovoltaic System Revisions Design & Build

Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge US Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 2

Item # Description Unit Total Cost

1 Task 1-Base Bid: Revisions for Utility Interconnection Compliance

LS

TOTAL COST BASE BID:

Task 2-OPTION ITEM A: Cable Management LS

Task 3-OPTION ITEM B: Install 10 kWh Battery LS

Task 4-OPTION ITEM C: Monitoring App LS

5 Task 5-OPTION ITEM D: Install Fall Arrests LS

TOTAL COST OPTIONS:

TOTAL PROPOSAL COST: $

Incomplete Bids will not be considered.

Name of Bidder and Company:

Address (Include Zip Code):

BID SCHEDULE

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