Electrical Control Systems and Overload Protection Integration

The contract involves the supply and integration of electrical control systems designed to manage motor operations with precise torque and speed regulation for critical industrial applications. Key components include motor controls, overload protection mechanisms that trigger an alarm at 90% torque and initiate a shutdown at 120% torque, a shear pin engineered to fail at 160% torque to prevent catastrophic damage, and variable frequency drives (VFDs) to maintain a constant tip speed between 7 and 15 feet per minute. These systems are intended to ensure operational safety, equipment longevity, and process consistency under varying load conditions. The work must be performed as a subcontract under the oversight of the North Texas Municipal Water District, with all deliverables required to meet specified technical performance criteria. The solicitation was posted on July 2, 2026, and responses are due by July 30, 2026, by 7:00 PM. The contract falls under NAICS code 335313, which pertains to Electric Control Panel manufacturing, indicating that the successful bidder must have expertise in designing and integrating electrical control systems for industrial environments. No set-aside classification or additional demographic qualifications are specified, and the exact location of performance is not detailed beyond the agency’s jurisdiction in Texas. All equipment and integration services must be fully functional upon delivery and capable of operating reliably under the defined torque and speed parameters.