DPW Operations Building Solar Array
Federal opportunity from MAR01 - Town of Marion • Town of Marion. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Apr 03, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 15.
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Description
The Town of Marion seeks proposals from qualified solar energy contractors to design, permit, install, and commission a roof-mounted solar photovoltaic system on the Town of Marion DPW Operations Building located at 60 Benson Brook Road, Marion, MA. Bid Documents may be obtained electronically only; downloaded directly from the Town of Marion website: www.marionma.gov/Bids.aspx starting on Monday, March 16, 2026 at 8:00am.
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The Town of Marion is inviting qualified solar energy contractors to submit proposals for a roof-mounted solar photovoltaic system at the DPW Operations Building. Proposals are due by April 3, 2026, with bid documents available from March 16, 2026. Contractors will need to handle the design, permitting, installation, and commissioning processes.
The Town of Marion aims to implement a renewable energy solution by installing a solar array on its DPW Operations Building, which will contribute to sustainability efforts and potentially reduce energy costs.
- Experienced solar energy contractors
- Companies licensed to operate in Massachusetts
- Firms with a portfolio of completed solar installation projects
- Design solar photovoltaic system
- Obtain necessary permits
- Install solar array
- Commission the solar system
- Proposal submission form
- Company qualifications and experience
- Detailed project plan and timeline
- Cost estimate and pricing breakdown
- List of subcontractors (if applicable)
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- Consider competitive pricing to attract the town's budget-conscious approach
- Include options for financing or leasing models if applicable
- Consider teaming with local electrical contractors for compliance and support
- Partner with environmental consultants for sustainability assessments
- Delays in procurement of materials could affect project timelines
- Permitting challenges may arise depending on local regulations
- What is the expected timeline for project approvals?
- Are there specific sustainability metrics the Town wishes to achieve?
- What is the budget range set by the Town for this project?
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- No specific budget is provided for the project
- Lack of detail on permit requirements
- No information on contractor qualifications or certifications needed
- Absence of a project timeline or critical milestones
- No details on post-installation maintenance expectations
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