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This Solicitation opportunity from Virginia was posted on October 3, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Buchanan Hall (Mason Hall), Performing Arts Building (PAB) & Concert Hall Generator Replacement

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A247GMU:104506State & Local

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This contract involves comprehensive electrical construction services at George Mason University for the replacement of emergency generators and associated automatic transfer switches (ATS) across multiple campus facilities, including Buchanan Hall (Mason Hall), the Performing Arts Building (PAB), and the Concert Hall. The scope for each project includes the removal of existing generator feeders and equipment, followed by the installation of new generators and ATS units, all in accordance with approved construction drawings and project manuals dated September 24, 2025. The work is detailed through specific attachments that provide technical drawings, electrical specifications, and construction guidelines, ensuring compliance with the 2021 Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code and relevant standards. The contract is structured on a lump sum basis, with project sizes estimated between $500,000 and $1,500,000, and is set to be completed within a defined response period ending November 3, 2025. The project aims to enhance the reliability and safety of emergency power systems across key university facilities, emphasizing adherence to quality, safety, and code compliance throughout the construction process.

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BID PART A – BUCHANAN HALL - Lump Sum price for Construction services for the removal of existing generator feeders and associated ATS; installation of a new generator and associated ATS in accordance with Attachment B - Approved for Const Drawings - Buchanan Hall - 09.24.25 and Attachment A - Approved for Const Project Manual - 09.24.25.BID PART B – PERFORMING ARTS BUILDING & CONCERT HALL - Lump Sum price for Construction services for the removal of existing generator feeders and associated ATS; installation of a new generator and associated ATS in accordance with Attachment C - Approved for Const Drawings - PAB & Concert Hall - 09.24.25 and Attachment A - Approved for Const Project Manual - 09.24.25.

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