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This subcontract for Electrical Power and Distribution involves the installation of electrical power systems for prime contractors on State of California DGS projects located at Grover Hot Springs State Park in Alpine. The scope of work includes the installation of service and distribution switchboards rated at 600V and less, distribution and branch-circuit panelboards, as well as comprehensive wiring and grounding. Specifically, the project requires the use of NEMA 3R switchboards and NEMA PB 1 panelboards to deliver a complete electrical power distribution system. The project is managed under the California Department of Parks and Recreation with a response deadline of November 12, 2026. Classified under NAICS code 238210, this opportunity focuses on the delivery of critical power infrastructure to support state park facilities. Interested parties can find further details through the Cal eProcure portal.

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Electrical power and distribution installation for Grover Hot Springs State Park by November 2026.

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This scope was carved out of C26863029.

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C26863029 GROVER HOT SPRINGS STATE PARK - Maintenance Yard Rebuild

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AgencyCalifornia Department of Parks & Recreation
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Installs electrical power systems for prime contractors on State of California DGS projects at Grover Hot Springs State Park. Installs service and distribution switchboards (600V and less), distribution and branch-circuit panelboards, and performs wiring and grounding. Uses NEMA 3R switchboards and NEMA PB 1 panelboards. Delivers installed electrical power distribution system.

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