Solar Photovoltaic System
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 73863
- State
- Vermont
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- Point of contact
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- Tom Kilpeck tkilpeck@brandonfiredistrict.org (802) 247-3400
Opportunity details come from vermontbusinessregistry.com. Updated .
About this opportunity
Brandon Fire District No. 1 is soliciting a solar photovoltaic system installation at two locations (Fire Department Station at 61 Franklin Street and Fire District Office at 59 Franklin Street) with proposals due July 6, 2026. The project is funded through the Municipal Energy Resilience Program administered by the Vermont Department of Buildings and General Services under Act 172 (H.518).
The scope involves design and installation of a solar PV panel system in accordance with current engineering design standards and installer recommendations, with system sizing contingent on available funding. The work builds on a December 2023 energy audit and complements recent HVAC and building-envelope upgrades intended to reduce fossil-fuel furnace dependence and improve the Fire District's energy efficiency and resilience.
Place of performance is Brandon, Rutland County, Vermont. The source does not identify an estimated contract value, contract term, pre-bid meeting or site-visit date, questions deadline, incumbent contractor, or stated evaluation criteria.
Opportunity text
The Brandon Fire District No. 1 (hereby "BFD No. 1") has received funding through the Municipal Energy Resilience Program (MERP), administered by the State of Vermont Department of Buildings and General Services (BGS), to implement energy efficiency and resiliency measures at the Fire Department Station (61 Franklin Street) and the Fire District Office (59 Franklin Street). The Scope of Work for MERP includes the installation of a solar photovoltaic (PV) panel system in accordance with current engineering design standards and/or installer recommendations, as funding allows under Act 172 (H.518). The goal is to improve the BFD No. 1's energy efficiency and resilience, especially following recent HVAC and building-envelope upgrades designed to reduce dependence on existing fossil-fuel furnace systems. This task is based on an energy audit previously performed for the Fire District in December 2023.
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