Electrical Subcontractor Colorado Springs

The Energy Resource Center (ERC), a tax-exempt, federally funded non-profit organization, is seeking electrical subcontractors to perform electrical services for the Colorado Weatherization Program, with the contract spanning from July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025. The procurement is a Request for Proposal (RFP) focused on electrical inspections and repairs for low-income households primarily in Denver, Jefferson, Broomfield, and Gilpin counties, with potential expansion to adjoining areas. Subcontractors will be responsible for comprehensive electrical assessments, including evaluating wiring conditions, safety, and identifying necessary repairs before insulation installation. The RFP requires detailed proposals submitted electronically through the Rocky Mountain E-Purchasing System by May 21, 2024, with strict evaluation criteria that emphasizes quality of work (50%), overall pricing (20%), and production capabilities (10%). Qualified subcontractors must possess valid licensing, appropriate insurance coverage, ability to provide lien waivers, and full compliance with Colorado Energy Office Weatherization Program standards.

The solicitation appears open to all qualified electrical subcontractors without specific set-aside designations or enterprise restrictions. Compensation will be structured with payment issued within 30 days of passing final inspection, contingent upon invoices submitted within 10 working days of job completion. While the previous program year serviced over 250 homes, specific budget ranges or total contract value were not explicitly detailed in the documentation. The ERC, being part of the State of Colorado Purchasing Agreement, provides a flexible procurement process that allows for competitive negotiation. The organization's tax-exempt status and federal funding suggest potential opportunities for responsive and responsible contractors to engage in a structured weatherization support program across multiple Colorado counties.