Substation Yard Upgrades
Federal opportunity from IELD - Ipswich Electric Light Department • Ipswich Electric Light Department. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Apr 21, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 15, 00.
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Description
IELD is installing new yard equipment, conduit, and foundations for the upgrades at Fowlers Lane Substation. Complete specifications and drawings are available at Ipswich Electric Light Department, 272 High Street, Ipswich, MA 01938. Bid documents may be obtained by contacting Anthony Calascibetta at 978-356-6635 ext.1213 or by
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The Ipswich Electric Light Department (IELD) is initiating a project for Substation Yard Upgrades specifically at the Fowlers Lane Substation. This project encompasses the installation of new yard equipment, conduit, and foundations, with bid documents available for procurement. Interested bidders can obtain the complete specifications and drawings directly from the agency's office or by contacting the provided representative.
IELD aims to enhance the infrastructure at the Fowlers Lane Substation through upgraded equipment and installation of new components, ensuring improved operational efficiency and reliability.
- Contractors with experience in electrical infrastructure
- Companies that specialize in substation upgrades
- Firms with a proven record in site construction and utility projects
- Installation of new yard equipment
- Installation of new conduit
- Construction of new foundations
- Completed proposal forms
- Cost estimates and pricing strategy
- Qualification statement
- Safety and compliance documents
- Schedule of work
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- Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations regarding utility work
- Adhere to safety and environmental standards during installation
- Consider including costs for materials, labor, and any unforeseen contingencies
- Evaluate competitive pricing based on similar past projects
- Consider partnering with specialists in electrical systems and infrastructure
- Potential subcontractors for specific installation tasks
- Potential delays due to regulatory approvals
- Risk of budget overruns if scope is not managed properly
- Weather-related impacts on construction timelines
- What is the anticipated timeline for project completion?
- Are there any specific safety standards or protocols required for this project?
- What are the expected challenges or risks identified by the agency for this upgrade?
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- Detailed specifications and drawings are not directly included in the brief
- No specific start and end dates for the project are provided
- Lack of information on the estimated budget for the upgrades
- Absence of solicitation number or detailed notice types
- No listed evaluation criteria for bids
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