RFP 2025-001 Construction Services Boring and Pole Installation
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- PE-66790-NONST-2025-000000015
- State
- Georgia
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- NIGP codes
- 83961 Poles, Telephone And Utility (All Kinds)
- 91216 Boring, Drilling, Testing, And Soundings, Including Concrete Coring
- 91242 Drilling And Boring Services, Horizontal Directional (Hdd And Hdb)
- 91341 Construction, Power Line (Includes Installation, Maintenance, And Repair)
- 96880 Traffic Sign Installation And/Or Removal Services
- 96882 Traffic Signal Installation
- UNSPSC codes
- 30103608 Wooden poles or telephone poles
- 39122106 Brace for crossarm
- 39122109 Square type steel crossarm
- 71121647 Offshore underbalanced drilling services
- 71161112 Cuttings re-injection service
- 71161213 Wellbore survey service
- 72151503 Cogeneration plant construction service
- 81102401 High voltage overhead line construction
- 39122107 Wood wiring block
- 71121311 Permanent downhole gauges service
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- 72151502 Electric power system construction service
- 81102402 High voltage overhead line maintenance and repair
- 72154028 Sign installation and maintenance service
- 72154006 Core drilling and cutting service
- 73181007 Boring services
- 73181009 Tapping services
- 72151506 Switchgear and related devices installation service
- 39122103 Utility pole
- 39122113 Utility pole crossarm
- 39122120 Utility pole band
- 71121642 Drilling optimization services
- 71121646 Logistics base services
- 72141201 Caisson drilling service
- 72154008 Diamond drilling and sawing service
- 73181008 Drilling services
- 72141122 Electric power line construction service
- 72151504 Computer power conditioning service
- 72151505 Standby or emergency power installation service
- Point of contact
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- Cory Salley cory@curiositylabptc.com (470) 359-3896
Opportunity details come from ssl.doas.state.ga.us. Updated .
About this opportunity
Gwinnett County is seeking construction services for boring and pole installation as part of the Curiosity Lab project located in a 500-acre Technology Park. The Request for Proposal (RFP 2025-001) seeks qualified firms to provide installation services for infrastructure supporting a 5G-enabled living laboratory designed for technology testing and smart city development. Respondents must demonstrate expertise in construction services, specifically pole and boring installation, and are required to submit three project examples with at least one of similar scale. The proposal is due on April 28, 2025, with the government seeking consultants capable of installing poles and conducting boring at designated locations within the technology corridor. Key objectives include expanding infrastructure to validate emerging technologies, with a specific focus on supporting autonomous vehicle testing, cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) technologies, and advanced mobility solutions. The project involves enhancing existing infrastructure, including dedicated fiber, intelligent traffic cameras, traffic signals, and smart streetlights within the three-mile public autonomous vehicle roadway.
While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the project appears to be open to various qualified construction and infrastructure service providers with demonstrated technical capabilities. The existing infrastructure includes a 25,000 square foot innovation center, intelligent transportation systems, and a comprehensive testing environment for emerging technologies. The project is centered around the Curiosity Lab, which serves as a collaborative space for startups and corporate innovators to develop and prove advanced technological solutions. Though specific budget ranges are not disclosed, the comprehensive nature of the infrastructure expansion suggests a significant investment in technological development and smart city infrastructure. The project represents a strategic initiative by Gwinnett County to position itself as a leading testbed for next-generation mobility and smart city technologies, potentially attracting innovative companies and technological investments to the region.
Opportunity text
A 5G enabled living laboratory for startups and established companies to deploy and prove out developing technologies in a real-world testing environment with no roadblocks, joined by the next generation of intelligent mobility and smart city technology. Curiosity Lab is located in the 500-acre Technology Park with a three-mile public autonomous and advanced vehicle roadway leveraging cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) technologies. Additional infrastructure includes dedicated fiber, intelligent traffic cameras and traffic signals, smart streetlights, and a 25,000 square foot innovation center, where startups and corporate innovators create the future together. Addition of the infrastructure will assist with the validation of emerging technologies. Responding firms should have experience in all areas of expertise required by the scope of services. Responding firms should submit three examples of projects reflective of the subject of this RFP with at least one project of similar scale. Consultants are anticipated to provide the services for the installation of poles and boring to needed locations.
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