OGS Wells Remote Start Pump Project

Orlando Utilities Commission is requesting quotes for a remote start well pump project at the Osceola Generation Station in St. Cloud, Florida, with responses due September 24, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. EST, and a non-mandatory pre-response conference scheduled for September 10 at 9:00 a.m. EST at the site.

The scope encompasses design and implementation of an RF-based remote control system for two water pump locations, enabling operators to command pump start and stop functions and receive pump-running status signals back to the control system. Deliverables include detailed wiring diagrams, sequence of operations and method of procedure documentation, as-installed drawings, PLC programming, RF communications configuration, three NEMA 3R steel enclosures with integrated Schneider Electric/Modicon PLC components, and one hour of training upon completion. The preliminary RF equipment basis references industrial wireless Ethernet PLC radio technology operating at 2.5 GHz with frequency-hopping spread spectrum modulation on a license-free basis; final specifications must be confirmed through RF engineering. The scope also covers materials and equipment procurement, installation, field testing, and startup.

Quotations should be submitted via VendorLink or emailed to Buyer of Record Jon McLester at jmclester@ouc.com. Suppliers must comply with Florida Statutes Section 287.133(3) and 287.135 regarding public entity crimes and scrutinized companies, and must submit a sworn statement, dispute disclosure form, W-9, proof of insurance (General Liability, Worker's Compensation, and Automotive), and a business license. The OUC reserves the right to award items to one or more suppliers or make no award, with all terms and conditions of the Purchase Order superseding any terms proposed by the supplier. No specific contract value, contract term, or award date is identified in the solicitation.