EWEB 22-124-G Control House for Currin Substation

The Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) is seeking to procure a prefabricated control building for the Currin Substation rebuild located in Lane County, Oregon. The procurement is a Request for Proposals (RFP) #22-124-G for a fully integrated control house that includes medium-voltage metal clad switchgear, station service, substation protection and control panels, and communications equipment. Key deliverables include a complete control building that requires the successful bidder to provide, assemble, and install 115kV control panels and RTU cabinet, with EWEB preparing pier foundations for building placement. The contractor will be responsible for reassembling shipping sections, reconnecting equipment and control circuits, and performing site testing before final building turnover. The solicitation was posted on May 26, 2022, with a firm bid submission deadline of June 28, 2022. Through three addenda, EWEB has clarified technical specifications, scope of work, and contractor responsibilities while maintaining the original proposal timeline.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on vendor participation were detailed in the available documentation. The bid tab suggests multiple vendors submitted pricing, indicating an open competitive procurement process. While specific budget ranges were not explicitly stated, the comprehensive technical requirements for the control house suggest a substantial capital investment. The project involves complex electrical infrastructure integration, requiring vendors with specialized expertise in substation control building design and installation. No incumbent vendor information was provided, and the documents do not specify precise award values or budget constraints. The procurement appears focused on technical capabilities and compliance with EWEB's detailed specifications for the Currin Substation control house project, with the ultimate goal of modernizing and enhancing the electrical utility's infrastructure in the Lane County region.