Exhibit_L_-_Existing_Natural_Gas_Supply_and_Proposed_Generator_Connection_Diagram.pdf

This file is an exhibit showing the existing natural gas supply and proposed generator connection diagram for the City of Clearwater, Florida's design-build project to install a compressed natural gas-powered standby emergency generator system at Clearwater Executive Airport's CNG station. The project involves furnishing and installing a generator system designed to support electrical loads for both a new two-story terminal building (18,000 square feet with 480/277-volt service at 1,000-amp main panel operating 16 hours daily) and the adjacent CNG fueling station (operating 24 hours daily with approximately 400,000 gasoline gallon equivalent annual throughput). The preliminary generator design basis is 1,500 kilowatts, though final sizing remains the Design-Builder's responsibility. Sealed responses were due October 22, 2026, with questions due by October 12, 2026. Presentations may be requested during the week of November 16, 2026, with award recommendation and City Council authorization anticipated in January 2027. The contract is estimated to commence January 2027 and continue through July 2028, with the City retaining the right to extend with thirty days' written notice.

The Design-Builder must maintain operations at both facilities during installation and provide a minimum one-year warranty following substantial completion. The contract will use an American Institute of Architects A141-2024 form with City modifications, establishing a Guaranteed Maximum Price for both design and construction using open-book pricing. Respondents must carry $1 million commercial general liability per occurrence, $2 million professional liability, and workers' compensation coverage. Respondents must demonstrate a minimum of five years of experience in natural gas-powered standby generator selection and installation with at least three client references preferably from public agencies and at least one project involving CNG refueling or similar fuel infrastructure completed within the past ten years. The project is partially funded through Florida Department of Transportation financial assistance. Responses are limited to thirty-two pages excluding resumes, separators, and cover materials.