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2026-11-02

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49969State & Local

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The City of Huntington is seeking West Virginia licensed contractors to provide and install backup engine-driven electric generators at three fire stations: Fire Station No. 1 (Centennial Fire Station), Fire Station No. 4, and Fire Station No. 5. The scope of work includes the removal and replacement of existing piping, associated piping fixtures, and electrical items, with a requirement to restore all impacted areas to their original documented conditions. All electrical work must comply with NFPA 70, UL 50, and other relevant UL standards, and the project must adhere to ADA-ABA accessibility guidelines and Buy American domestic steel preferences. Contractors must submit a bid consisting of a Base Bid, with the option for Alternate Bids and Unit Prices. Evaluation is based on the bidder's performance history, financial resources, bonding record, and compliance with labor laws, including the Davis-Bacon Act. Awarded bidders are required to provide Performance and Payment Bonds within ten days of the award. Deliverables include PDF product data, scaled shop drawings, and physical samples. The project schedule runs from the Notice to Proceed to final completion, with a maximum of 30 days allowed for punch list items. Payment is processed via itemized Applications for Payment submitted to the architect ten days prior to progress payments.

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Huntington seeks licensed contractors to install backup generators at three fire stations.

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AgencyWest Virginia → City of Huntington
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HFD Building Generators - The City of Huntington is seeking West Virginia licensed contractors to provide and install back up generators at three (3) Huntington Fire Department fire stations.

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