C250221_REQR001478.pdf

This is a Scope of Work document for the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) in California, outlining requirements for a feasibility study on solar photovoltaic (PV) system installations at OCTA bus bases. The selected architecture and engineering firm will provide professional and technical engineering services to evaluate the viability of installing PV systems designed to supply renewable energy to bus facilities, reduce the organization's carbon footprint, and offset electricity costs. The consultant must demonstrate expertise and experience in the study, design, installation, inspection, and commissioning of PV systems. The project requires comprehensive analysis of technical and financial feasibility across multiple bus base locations to support OCTA's sustainability objectives.

The document establishes that the successful consultant will be responsible for delivering a complete feasibility study that addresses site-specific conditions, system design options, cost-benefit analysis, and implementation recommendations for solar PV installations. While specific contract pricing, award dates, and response deadlines are not detailed in this scope document, the engagement requires the consultant to possess specialized knowledge in renewable energy systems applicable to transit facility operations. The project supports OCTA's broader environmental and operational goals to integrate renewable energy infrastructure into its bus base operations, with the feasibility study serving as the foundation for potential future system installations.