Repair/Replace Feeders #2 and #3 SN159203/ 15 SR #2

The state and local contract opportunity is a public works procurement issued by Sonoma County in California, specifically focusing on electrical infrastructure repair and replacement for Feeder Nos. 2 and 3 at the Sonoma Developmental Center. The project requires a contractor to furnish and install comprehensive labor, materials, and equipment for disconnecting and removing existing cable, splices, and terminations for specified feeder sections. Key deliverables include clearing and mandrelling existing conduits, installing and testing new cable segments, and ensuring a complete and operational cable system. A mandatory site inspection was scheduled for May 18, 2016, at 10am at the Plant Operations Building located at 15000 Arnold Drive in Eldridge, CA, with strict instructions that late arrivals would not be admitted. The contract's submission deadline was set for June 15, 2016, with the opportunity initially posted on May 3, 2016. The procurement involves technical electrical infrastructure work requiring specialized knowledge of 12kV feeder systems, cable installation, and comprehensive system testing and startup procedures.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the contract appears to be a standard public works project open to qualified electrical contractors with demonstrated capabilities in infrastructure repair and replacement. No incumbent vendors or current contractors were mentioned in the available information. The procurement does not specify explicit restrictions on organizational types, suggesting it is likely open to qualified private sector electrical contracting firms with appropriate licensing and technical expertise. The documentation does not provide a specific award value or budget range for the project. Interested bidders would need to review the attached government files (SN159203_15SR_2ifb.doc and SN159203_15SR_2ExbD_Specs.doc.msg.doc) for comprehensive details on qualifications, technical specifications, and potential contract value. Potential respondents would be expected to have significant experience in electrical infrastructure projects, particularly those involving 12kV feeder systems and comprehensive cable replacement and testing protocols.