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Electrical Service Installation and PG&E Coordination

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This subcontract for Electrical Service Installation and PG&E Coordination involves the removal of existing electrical services and the construction of a new PG&E electrical service for prime contractors working on City of Watsonville Parks and Community Services projects. The scope of work includes the demolition of the main electrical service panel, the installation of a new 200 AMP panel and City owner duty pole, and the refurbishment of conductors to a new space box. The selected contractor must ensure all work complies with the Electrical Code, building permits, and PG&E requirements to deliver a fully operational and inspected 200 AMP electrical service. This opportunity was posted on October 5, 2026, with a response deadline of November 5, 2026, falling under NAICS code 238210.

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Subcontract for 200 AMP electrical service installation and PG&E coordination in Watsonville.

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River Park Electrical Relocation

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Performs removal of existing electrical services and construction of a new PG&E electrical service for prime contractors on City of Watsonville Parks and Community Services projects. Demolishes main electrical service panel, installs new 200 AMP panel and City owner duty pole, and refurbishes conductors to a new space box. Work must comply with Electrical Code, building permits, and PG&E requirements. Delivers a fully operational, inspected 200 AMP electrical service.

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