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This subcontract for Electrical and Control Systems involves the installation of electrical equipment, metering, and control systems for prime contractors on Charles County DPW wastewater projects. The scope of work includes the installation of metering equipment, alarm points, and alarm sequences, as well as the wiring and termination of control schematics to deliver a fully operational system. All work must comply with Division 16 Electrical Specifications and meet UL, ETL, FM, and CSA labeling standards. The project is managed by the Maryland DPW Capital Project Management agency under NAICS code 238210, with a response deadline of November 2, 2026.

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Electrical and control systems installation for Charles County DPW wastewater projects by November 2026.

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This scope was carved out of 27-002.

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MWWTP Effluent FM Surge & Transient Design Build Services (UN 1282)

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Installs electrical equipment, metering, and control systems for prime contractors on Charles County DPW wastewater projects. Performs installation of metering equipment, alarm points, and alarm sequences, including wiring and termination of control schematics. Requires compliance with Division 16 Electrical Specifications and UL/ETL/FM/CSA labeling. Delivers an operational electrical and control system.

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