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LED Lighting Installation & Electrical Contractor

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This subcontract for the Illinois Department of Human Services involves the removal of legacy 500-watt low-voltage halogen fixtures and the installation of energy-efficient LED fixtures and electrical components within lantern carriages. The project, located in Chester, Illinois, requires the delivery of a fully tested LED lighting system. The selected provider must be a licensed electrical contractor and ensure all work complies with JCAHO and ADA standards. This role serves as a subcontractor to prime contractors under the agency of Mental Health, falling under NAICS code 238210.

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Licensed electrical contractor installing energy-efficient LED lighting for Illinois Department of Human Services.

Place of Performance

Chester, IL, 62233, USA

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This scope was carved out of B-54324.

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27-444DHS-MENTH-B-54324 | DMH IFB CMHC Stadium lighting

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AgencyIllinois → Mental Health
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Performs removal of legacy lighting and installation of energy-efficient LED fixtures for prime contractors on Illinois Department of Human Services projects. Removes 4"x6" 500-watt low-voltage halogen fixtures from lantern carriages, installs new LED fixtures and electrical components, and performs electrical testing. Requires licensed electrical contractor status and compliance with JCAHO and ADA standards. Delivers a tested LED lighting system.

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