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Electrical & Instrumentation (I&C)

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This subcontract for Electrical and Instrumentation (I&C) involves the installation of electrical power, control systems, and instrumentation for prime contractors working on wastewater projects in Johnson County, Kansas. The scope of work includes wiring, panel installation, SCADA integration, and the implementation of cybersecurity response plans in accordance with Section 9.31 standards. The contractor is responsible for conducting all necessary startup, commissioning, and performance testing to deliver a fully energized electrical system and an integrated control system. The project is located in Prairie Village and falls under NAICS code 238210. Interested parties must adhere to the response deadline of December 9, 2026. This engagement ensures that critical infrastructure improvements for the county's wastewater systems are executed with precise technical integration and security compliance.

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Electrical and instrumentation subcontract for Johnson County wastewater projects, due December 9, 2026.

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Prairie Village, KS, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2026-045.

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RFQ Progressive Design Build - Brush Creek Pump Station Improvements Project (MTM1-C080)

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AgencyJohnson County Kansas
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Installs electrical power, control systems, and instrumentation for prime contractors on Johnson County wastewater projects. Performs wiring, panel installation, SCADA integration, and implementation of cybersecurity response plans per Section 9.31 standards. Conducts startup, commissioning, and performance testing. Delivers an energized electrical system and integrated control system.

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