Request for Quotes for Installation of Bus Passenger Simme Seats and Electric Vehicle Chargers.pdf

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Wasco County, Oregon

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This is a Request for Quote (RFQ) issued by the Mid-Columbia Economic Development District (MCEDD) for the installation of bus passenger infrastructure in The Dalles, Oregon. The project is divided into two parts: Part I involves installing twelve bus stop poles with Simme Seats at various locations, and Part II includes installing two Ford Pro AC electric vehicle chargers at 802 Chenowith Loop Road. The RFQ was released on August 11, 2025, with quotes due by September 5, 2025, and an anticipated selection date of September 12, 2025. The project must be completed by June 30, 2026, with a budget of approximately $20,160 for the bus stop poles and $26,000 for the electric vehicle chargers.

The project is funded through a Federal Transit Administration (FTA) grant, received via the Oregon Department of Transportation Rail and Public Transit Division, with matching funds from the Statewide Transportation Improvement Fund and local sources. Contractors are required to comply with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements and submit a quote including project timelines, associated costs, and references. The project is currently under review for a Categorical Exclusion determination and is subject to various federal and state regulations, including disadvantaged business regulations and NEPA review.

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REQUEST FOR QUOTE

Installation of Bus Passenger Simme Seats and Electric Vehicle Chargers

Dated: August 11, 2025

Project Description

Mid-Columbia Economic Development District (MCEDD), operator of The Link public transportation system, is seeking quotes from qualified construction firms for the installation of:

• Twelve (12) bus stop poles with passenger seats attached (see https://simmeseat.com/)

• Two (2) Ford Pro AC electric vehicle chargers

The project is divided into two parts. Contractors may submit quotes for either one or both parts of the project.

Part I

MCEDD has purchased twelve (12) bus stop poles with Simme Seats at locations around the City of The

Dalles, OR. The installation will be able to utilize existing paving, and some may require concrete work.

See General Installation Instructions for additional details. The project will include:

1. Providing final design site layout.

2. Move equipment to and from sites.

3. Excavate sites for ADA compliant concrete pad where required.

4. Place new ADA compliant concrete where required.

5. Assemble and install MCEDD-provided bus stop poles with Simme Seats. See attached instructions.

The budget is approximately $20,160 and construction must be completed by June 30, 2026.

Part II

Install two (2) Ford Pro AC Chargers provided by MCEDD at 802 Chenowith Loop Road, The Dalles, OR. The project will include:

1. Providing final design site layout.

2. Excavate for conduit to supply new power to bus barn area.

3. Prepare sites for new concrete where required.

4. Installation of two electric chargers.

The budget is approximately $26,000 and construction must be completed by June 30, 2026.

Additional Requirements

This project is funded by a grant from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), received through the

Oregon Department of Transportation Rail and Public Transit Division, with matching funds from the

Statewide Transportation Improvement Fund and local sources. This RFQ, the executed agreement for services, and the performance of the successful proposer shall be governed by the terms of the FTA https://simmeseat.com/ grant. The successful proposer must also comply with applicable state and federal requirements including, but not limited to, NEPA review, disadvantaged business regulations, and others as shown in the attached applicable federal clauses. This project is currently under review for a Categorical

Exclusion determination. This project is subject to the Davis-Bacon and Related Acts, and quotes should include paying Davis-Bacon prevailing wages.

Timeline

RFQ response due September 5, 2025.

Anticipated selection date: September 12, 2025.

Project completion by June 30, 2026.

Submission Requirements

To be considered for the award, respondents must submit a Quote that includes:

1) A proposal noting timelines for completing the work.

2) Associated costs. For purposes of the quote, assume that the two of the twelve sites require a concrete pad to be poured for installation of the bus stop pole with Simme Seat; and

3) References/reference projects.

Quotes may be modified or withdrawn until deadline stated below. In order to be considered for award, responses must be received by MCEDD by 5:00 p.m. on September 5, 2025 to:

Jesus Mendoza, Transportation Operations Manager

Mid-Columbia Economic Development District

802 Chenowith Loop Road

The Dalles, Oregon 97058 or via email to Jesus@mcedd.org.

mailto:Jesus@mcedd.org

SIMME-SEAT GENERA L INSTALLATION INSTRUC TIONS

1. For Simme-Seat installation on an existing sidewalk or other port and cement concrete paving with a minimum thickness of 4 inches, skip to Step 3.

2. For Simme-Seat installation adjacent to existing concrete or at an isolated position away from concrete paving, (Refer to Figure 1, Foundation Installation Instructions, before proceeding with Step 3).

3. With the Simme-Seat support base plate as template, mark the expansion anchor locations and use an impact drill motor and 7/ 8-inch masonry bit to drill four 2-1/ 2 inch deep holes in the concrete sidewalk or prep ared foundation.

4. Insert the four pro vided expansion anchors in to the drilled holes and complete their installation according to (Figure 2, Anchor Installation Instructions).

5. Position the Simme-Seat support in place over the expansion anchors, shim as required to level and secure with four machine bolts and flat washers provided.(Refer to Figure 3, Support Installation)

6. Attach the two seat sections to the Simme-Seat support gusset plates with 3/8-inch bolts and lock nuts provided.

(Refer to Figure 4, Seat A Assembly).

7. Insert bus stop sign post into the Simme-Seat base support tube, and mark the sign post at the top of the base support tube and at the locations of the two holes in the support tube where the securing thru-bolt connection will be made.

8. Remove the sign post from the base support tube and drill two 3/8" holes at the marked locations for the thru-bolt connection.

9. Remove the backing paper from the pro vided 1 " wide x 7-1/ 4" long piece of 3M UHM W polyethylene tape and wrap the tape around the sign post, centered at the previously marked location at the top of the support tube. Install the provided finial on top of the sign post, re-insert the sign post into the base support tube, and secure the sign post in place with the 5/ 16" x 3-1/2" bolt, flat washer and lock nut provided. (Refer to Figure 5, Sign Post Installation)

Ford Pro Charging Customer Care Team: 1-800-34-FLEET | ChargingSupport@fordpro.com

Equally adept at both commercial and home charging duties, the Ford Pro AC Charging Station can charge any standard EV. The Ford Pro AC Charging Station is ready to deploy wherever is convenient for you or your drivers.

Ford ProTM AC Charging Station (11.5 kW)1

Ford Pro AC Charging Station Install Specs for Licensed Electricians.

Application Commercial / Residential

Level 2

Voltage (Vac) 208 V / 240 V AC

Frequency (Hz)

60 Hz

Output Power 10kW at 208V

11.5kW at 240V

Current (Rms) Max. 48 A

Charging Connector

J1772, Type 1

Cable Length 25 ft

Wi-Fi Yes

Ethernet Yes

Cellular Yes, Primary

Data Protocol OCPP 1.6

Operation Temp.

-31° – 122° F

Storage Temp. -40° – 140° F

Mounting Options

Wall mount / Post mount

Wiring Type

Enclosure Level Impact Resistance Dimensions (H x W x D) Weight

Hard-wired

NEMA 4

IK 10

16.10in x 7.09in x 3.78in

17 lbs

Certification • UL 1998, UL 991

• UL 2594/CSA C22.2

No. 280

• NMX-J-677-ANCE

• UL 2231-1/CSA C22.2

No. 281.1

• NMX-J-668-1

• UL 2231-2/CSA C22.2

No.281.2/NMX-J-

668/2-ANCE

• UL 2251/CSA 22.2

• NMX-J-678-ANCE

• FCC Part 15.247

• FCC Part 15B

• FCC Part 15C

Warranty 2 Limited 3yr

Additional Details

Touch Button

Charging Status LEDs

Communication Status LEDs

Optional De-rate

Time delay, return to max power level, reset ground fault

Power, time delay, charging state, reduced power level, authentication, cold start

Connected / not connected during operation, signal strength during commissioning LEDs

40A, 32A, 24A, 16A, 12A

Energy Metering Revenue accurate, ANSI C12.20 compliant metering

Ground Fault Protection 20 mA

Voltage Protection Under voltage: 167 V (min. 80 V) / over voltage: 267 V (max. 275 V)

Over Current Protection Current +10% above configured threshold, min. +2A, 5 seconds

Operating Altitude 9,840 ft

1 All technical information subject to change 2 The Limited Warranty is being provided by Ford to the person or entity who purchased the Product from Ford (“Buyer”) and, subject to the product terms and conditions, covers any defect in the Product which can be directly and exclusively attributed to design, workmanship or material defect of the Product for a period of three (3) years (the “Warranty Period”) after the Warranty Starting Date (as hereafter defined). The “Warranty Starting Date” is the date that is the earlier of: (i)the date the Product is installed at the Buyer's site; or (ii) the date that is six (6) months after the date the Product shipped to Buyer.

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