Atrium Transformer Replacement Feasibility Study and Design

Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) is seeking a qualified vendor to perform a comprehensive feasibility study and design for the replacement of the substation B transformer located within the Atrium facility in California. The project, titled "Atrium Transformer Replacement Feasibility Study and Design," aims to assess the technical and logistical aspects of replacing the existing transformer, including site analysis, regulatory compliance, and integration with the local electrical grid. The scope of work involves detailed technical assessments, cost estimation, and the preparation of bid-ready design documents that must be stamped by a licensed California Professional Electrical Engineer. The solicitation emphasizes adherence to prevailing wage laws and licensing requirements, ensuring compliance with state regulations. The procurement process was initiated with the issuance of an informal Request for Bids (iRFB) on October 6, 2025, with a response deadline set for October 24, 2025. The contract size is estimated to range between $50,000 and $150,000, reflecting the project's scope and complexity. This contract is specifically for design services only; the actual construction or installation work will be procured separately at a later date. The project is managed by IEHP, a California-based organization, and the opportunity is accessible through the provided online portal. The effort is critical for ensuring a reliable power supply at the Atrium site and facilitating future infrastructure upgrades.