EXHIBIT_F_Staking_Sheets.pdf.crdownload
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- FKEC BID #25-04
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The file EXHIBIT_F_Staking_Sheets.pdf.crdownload is a technical document from the Florida Keys Electric Cooperative Association, Inc. (FKEC) related to the New G Feeder Distribution Construction Installation Project, a proposed electrical infrastructure upgrade. The project involved installing 7.3 miles of new 25 kilovolt (kV) three-phase overhead distribution feeder from Tavernier to Key Largo Substation, which would have included setting 36 new distribution poles, installing 2 new capacitor banks, 3 new reclosers, and underground feeder ties at both substations. Key procurement dates were established, including February 12, 2025 for questions, February 18, 2025 for bid submissions, February 28, 2025 for intent to award, March 10, 2025 for notice to proceed, and December 19, 2025 for project completion.
However, the project was ultimately suspended due to budget constraints, as revealed in an April 2, 2025 addendum. No specific award value or budget range was definitively established before cancellation. FKEC planned to use VendorLink and DemandStar systems for bid distribution and aimed to maintain a competitive and transparent bidding process aligned with FEMA's procurement guidance. The cooperative did not specify set-aside designations or restrictions for bidders, nor provide details about incumbent vendors or existing infrastructure integration. While the original bid package included comprehensive technical documentation such as plan and profile drawings, staking sheets, material cut sheets, construction unit books, and stringing reports, the significant infrastructure improvement project for electrical distribution in the Florida Keys region will not proceed at this time.
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