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IFB 2026-01 Fork Union Community Center Generator Project

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IFB-124625State & Local

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The Offeror is responsible for delivering a complete turnkey solution for the Transitional Shelter generator project at the Fork Union Community Center in Virginia, encompassing all labor, materials, equipment, and services required from procurement to final commissioning. This includes ordering and delivering the generator, pouring and preparing a concrete pad, securing all necessary building code inspections, coordinating Dominion Power downtime, excavating and trenching for electrical conduits, burying and protecting wiring, restoring the site with seeding and recovery, terminating all electrical connections, and performing comprehensive testing to ensure full operational functionality. The Offeror must also provide hands-on operational training for Fluvanna County staff to ensure proper and safe use of the system. All work must be completed in accordance with local and state regulations, including compliance with VA 811 utility location requirements and proper coordination with utility providers. The solicitation, identified as IFB-2026-01 with reference number IFB-124625, was posted on July 17, 2026, and responses are due by August 4, 2026. The project is managed by Fluvanna County through the Virginia state government, with Linda Mills as the point of contact for inquiries. Performance is required at the Fork Union Community Center located at 5725 James Madison Highway, Fork Union, VA 23055, and the successful bidder must be prepared to manage every aspect of the project from start to finish with full accountability for timelines, quality, and regulatory compliance.

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Deliver turnkey generator system at Fork Union Community Center with full installation, permitting, training, and regulatory compliance.

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Virginia → Fluvanna CountyView Agency

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237130 - Power and Communication Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

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Fork Union Community Center5725 James Madison Hwy., Fork Union, VA 23055, VA, USA

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AgencyVirginia → Fluvanna County
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Offeror shall provide, furnish, deliver, supply, and install all necessary or appropriate labor, services, parts, tools, materials, equipment, items and resources as may be required to complete the Transitional Shelter generator project. The Project will need to be a turn key including ordering generator, delivery and placement of unit, concrete pad, requests for building code inspections, all electrical including VA 811 ticket, Dominion Power downtime scheduling, trench digging, conduit bury, recovering and seeding, wire terminations, testing and operational training for County staff.

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