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This electrical construction subcontract involves performing electrical installations, controls, and system integration for pump station projects managed by the Montour Township Board of Supervisors in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. The selected subcontractor will be responsible for installing circuit breakers, level floats, probes, and controls, as well as completing pump wiring and integrating these systems with owner-provided monitoring equipment. All work must adhere to UL and NEMA compliance standards to ensure the delivery of a fully operational electrical system and integrated monitoring controls. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 238210 and was posted on October 22, 2026. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 8, 2026, at 4:00 PM. This subcontract is designed for a firm capable of working under prime contractors to meet the specific technical requirements of the Franklin County infrastructure project.

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Electrical subcontract for pump station installations and system integration in Franklin County, Pennsylvania.

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This scope was carved out of Montour Township, Columbia County.

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Montour Township Board of Supervisors - Pump Station No. 4 Modifications (General & Electrical)

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Performs electrical installations, controls, and system integration for prime contractors on Montour Township Board of Supervisors pump station projects. Installs controls, level floats, probes, and circuit breakers; performs wiring for pumps and integrates systems with owner-provided monitoring. Requires UL/NEMA compliance. Delivers an operational electrical system and integrated monitoring controls.

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