Bid #26-04 - WCF Underground Construction in the Town of West Springfield - FSA 5, 7, 11, 50 & 55
Federal opportunity from WGELD - Westfield Gas and Electric Light Department • Westfield Gas & Electric Light Department. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Mar 19, 2026. Industry: NAICS 83, 11, 23.
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Description
Bid documents, specifications and plans including all communications and updates for date changes of pre-bid and/or bid openings, please contact Danielle Aubrey at daubrey@wgeld.org
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The Town of West Springfield is seeking bids for underground construction under Bid #26-04, issued by the Westfield Gas and Electric Light Department. This bid, relevant to UNSPSC 83-11-23, has a response deadline of March 19, 2026. Bidders can access project details and updates through communications with Danielle Aubrey.
The buyer is looking to award a contract for underground construction services as outlined in the bid documents.
- Contractors specializing in underground construction
- Firms with experience in utility work
- Companies with a proven track record in municipal project bidding
- Access and review bid documents
- Prepare and submit bid proposal
- Attend pre-bid meeting if applicable
- Ensure compliance with specifications outlined in the bid documents
- Completed bid proposal form
- Proof of relevant experience
- Licensing and bonding information
- Compliance with specifications
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- Bidders must adhere to all specifications outlined in the bid documents
- Check for any stated regulatory or legal requirements applicable to this project
- Consider competitive pricing based on local market rates
- Account for potential cost increases due to inflation over the project timeline
- Local subcontractors with expertise in utility work
- Specialty contractors for specific components of the underground work
- Potential delays in bid communication updates
- Risk of underbidding due to inadequate scope understanding
- What is the anticipated budget range for this project?
- Are there any local labor requirements that need to be met?
- What are the penalties for delays in project completion?
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- No specific specifications or scope details provided
- No bid document availability date mentioned
- No pre-bid meeting information included
- No contact information for additional project inquiries
- Lack of details on performance periods or milestones
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