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Field Motor Service and Installation

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The Field Motor Service and Installation subcontract involves the on-site removal and installation of electric motors for prime contractors working on City and Sun Tran facility projects. The scope of work includes field testing, commissioning, and rigging for motors with capacities up to 450 HP. To successfully execute these tasks, the contractor must provide all necessary service vehicles and rigging equipment. Compliance and safety are critical components of this agreement, requiring all personnel to hold confined space entry certification and adhere strictly to OSHA requirements. The ultimate objective of the contract is the delivery of fully installed and operational electric motors. This opportunity is associated with the Arizona Water Department under NAICS code 238210, with a response deadline of November 9, 2026.

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Subcontract for electric motor installation and testing for City and Sun Tran projects.

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Performs on-site removal and installation of electric motors for prime contractors on City/Sun Tran facility projects. Executes field testing, commissioning, and rigging for motors up to 450 HP. Requires service vehicles and rigging equipment. Personnel must possess confined space entry certification and comply with OSHA requirements. Delivers installed and operational electric motors.

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