Underground Electrical Service Installation.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- W-PR-52826
- Issued by
- Macomb County, Westland City, Michigan
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This is a bid specification document issued by the City of Warren Parks and Recreation Department in Michigan for the installation of underground electrical service. The project involves furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, permits, and supervision necessary to install underground electrical infrastructure extending approximately 430 linear feet from the existing maintenance building electrical source to a park pavilion. The scope of work includes installation of underground electrical conduit, wiring, fittings, junction boxes, grounding apparatus, trenching, directional boring, hand digging, backfilling, site restoration, and utility coordination. The project encompasses crossing an existing 8-foot-wide concrete sidewalk, which the contractor shall tunnel or bore beneath whenever feasible, or remove and replace if necessary. A mandatory pre-bid on-site walkthrough is required on Thursday, June 11, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. at Litch Park, 30100 Campbell Drive, Warren, Michigan, with attendance by a contractor representative necessary for bid responsiveness.
All work must comply with the National Electrical Code, the 2023 State of Michigan Electrical Code, and local municipal requirements, with minimum specifications including Schedule 40 PVC underground conduit, proper burial depth, appropriately sized copper conductors, and weatherproof exterior fittings. Bidders must be licensed electrical contractors in Michigan, carry required workers compensation and liability insurance, and demonstrate experience with underground electrical installations. Bid submissions must include total lump sum project cost, estimated project duration, proposed materials and conduit type, proof of licensing and insurance, and references for similar completed projects. The contractor is responsible for obtaining all required permits prior to construction, coordinating inspections, and restoring all disturbed areas including turf, landscaping, concrete surfaces, and soil grading upon project completion.
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Bid Specifications
Underground Electrical Service Installation
Maintenance Building to Park Pavilion
The City of Warren Parks and Recreation Department is seeking sealed bids from qualified and licensed electrical contractors to furnish all labor, materials, equipment, permits, and supervision necessary to install underground electrical service from the existing maintenance building electrical source to the park pavilion.
The proposed underground electrical run is approximately 430 linear feet from the maintenance building to the pavilion.
1. Scope of Work
The contractor shall provide complete turnkey installation of underground electrical service including, but not limited to:
• Installation of underground electrical conduit and wiring from the existing electrical source at the maintenance building to the pavilion.
• Approximate underground route length: 430 linear feet.
• Furnish and install all conduit, conductors, fittings, weatherproof junction boxes, pull boxes, grounding, and related appurtenances.
• Install underground electrical circuits rated up to 20 Amp, 120/240 Volt service.
• Install PVC conduit risers into structures as required.
• Install or replace weatherproof junction boxes as necessary.
• Contractor shall provide all trenching, directional boring, hand digging, backfilling, restoration, and cleanup.
• Contractor shall coordinate utility locates prior to construction.
• Contractor shall protect all existing utilities and infrastructure.
• Contractor shall restore all disturbed lawn, landscaping, irrigation, and site improvements to original condition.
2. Sidewalk Crossing Requirements
The project includes crossing an existing 8-foot-wide concrete sidewalk.
The contractor shall:
• Tunnel or bore beneath the concrete sidewalk whenever feasible to avoid cracking or lifting the slab; or
• Remove and replace affected concrete sections if necessary.
Any removed sidewalk sections shall be replaced to match existing thickness, finish, and grade.
3. Materials and Installation Requirements
All work shall comply with:
• National Electrical Code (NEC)
• 2023 State of Michigan Electrical Code
• Local municipal requirements
Minimum installation requirements include:
• Schedule 40 PVC underground conduit unless otherwise required by code.
• Minimum burial depth per NEC requirements.
• Copper conductors sized appropriately for voltage drop and intended load.
• Weatherproof exterior fittings and junction boxes.
• Proper grounding and bonding.
4. Permits and Inspections
The contractor shall:
• Obtain all required permits prior to construction.
• Coordinate all inspections.
• Include permit costs within the bid amount.
5. Restoration
Contractor shall restore all disturbed areas including:
• Turf and landscaping
• Concrete surfaces
• Soil grading
• Any damaged underground utilities or infrastructure
All restoration shall be completed promptly following installation.
6. Contractor Qualifications
Bidders must:
• Be licensed electrical contractors in the State of Michigan.
• Carry all required insurance including workers compensation and liability insurance.
• Have experience with underground electrical installations.
7. Mandatory Pre-Bid On-Site Walkthrough
A mandatory on-site walkthrough shall be conducted on:
Thursday, June 11, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.
Litch Park
30100 Campbell Drive
Warren, Michigan 48091
Attendance by a representative of the bidding contractor is required in order for a bid to be considered responsive.
8. Bid Submission Requirements
Bids shall include:
• Total lump sum project cost
• Estimated project duration
• Proposed materials and conduit type
• Proof of licensing and insurance
• References for similar completed projects
9. Project Completion
Contractor shall complete all work within the timeframe specified in the bid proposal and coordinate scheduling with the City of Warren Parks and Recreation Department.
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