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Electrical Improvements Phase 4 At Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal
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The contract involves a comprehensive electrical infrastructure upgrade at the Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal in San Diego, California, with an estimated total value of approximately 10.2 million dollars. It encompasses the construction and replacement of medium-voltage electrical systems, including switchgear, transformers, switchboards, duct banks, and grounding, to support terminal operations, electric vehicle charging stations, and harbor craft shore power systems. The project is divided into a base scope, which includes the installation of six EV charging towers and twelve dispensers, exterior lighting, telecommunications, fiber optic cabling, protective bollards, and associated civil work, and a separate harbor craft shore power system with vaults, switchgear, transformers, and civil improvements. An additive bid involves upgrades for a port tenant, "Jankovich," including new switchgear, transformers, conduit, grounding, fencing, and coordination with SDG&E for final energization. All work must adhere to applicable codes, environmental regulations, and funding requirements, including EPA and APCD grants, with provisions for Build America, Buy America, prevailing wages, and project labor agreements. The solicitation, issued by the Port of San Diego under a NAICS code of 517919, calls for responsive bids due by December 17, 2025, with a virtual pre-bid conference scheduled for November 13, 2025, and an optional site visit on November 19, 2025. The project duration is 540 days, with liquidated damages specified for late completion. Bidders are required to hold valid California electrical licenses, employ EVITP-certified electricians, and comply with environmental and labor standards. The procurement emphasizes small business participation, setting an 8% SBE goal, and mandates registration through the Port’s electronic bidding portal. While the formal evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed, emphasis is placed on technical compliance, safety certifications, environmental adherence, and price responsiveness. The contract administration details, including payment and invoicing procedures, are not fully specified but are managed through the Port’s procurement office. Overall, the project aims to enhance the terminal’s electrical capacity, support sustainable transportation initiatives, and ensure compliance with federal and state environmental and safety standards.
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