Electrical Modifications and Lighting upgrade for Dispatch Center

The Richland County Sheriff's Office in Wisconsin is issuing a Request for Proposal for electrical modifications and lighting upgrades to its dispatch center. The project involves adding four new electrical circuits and relocating or modifying existing circuits to accommodate new dispatch consoles, with all work required to comply with the National Electrical Code and applicable local codes. Deliverables include completed electrical installations, circuit modifications, and lighting upgrades within the dispatch center facility. Key objectives include enabling the installation of new dispatch consoles while maintaining code compliance and completing work within approximately one week of project commencement. Required qualifications for vendors include a valid state electrical license, proof of insurance, and demonstrated experience with commercial or public safety facilities. Proposal submissions must include contractor contact information, relevant experience documentation, a proposed work schedule, a cost proposal, and proof of licensing and insurance. The agency will evaluate proposals based on qualifications, schedule feasibility, cost, and overall responsiveness. Proposals are due by June 15, 2026, and must be submitted via US Mail or email to Lieutenant Devon Rupnow at the Richland County Sheriff's Office. In-person site viewing of the project location is mandatory prior to proposal submission. All questions regarding this solicitation should be directed to Lieutenant Devon Rupnow at 608-647-2106 or devon.rupnow@co.richland.wi.us.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on organization types responding to this procurement are indicated in the available documentation. No incumbent vendors, current contractors, or existing infrastructure integration requirements are detailed in the solicitation materials. The RFP does not specify a budget range or award value for this project. The dispatch center will remain unoccupied during construction, allowing flexibility for work completion. The agency reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, waive minor irregularities, request clarifications, and negotiate with vendors. The project timeline is marked as time-sensitive once work commences, emphasizing the importance of rapid completion to restore dispatch operations to normal service.