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Master Services Agreement for Electrical Services

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2025-RFP-256State & Local

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The City of Golden is seeking to enter into a Master Services Agreement with a qualified electrical contractor to provide on-call electrical services for its municipal infrastructure, which includes public buildings, parking facilities, parks, and electric vehicle charging stations. This MSA is designed to facilitate timely, efficient, and cost-effective maintenance, repairs, and upgrades without the need for individual bids on each project. By establishing an agreement with standardized terms and pricing, the City aims to ensure rapid response to both routine and emergency electrical needs while maintaining consistency and compliance with municipal standards. Individual tasks will be authorized through specific task orders detailing the scope, schedule, and maximum cost, with expenditures tracked against the total contract value. The funding for the services under this agreement will depend on annual appropriations and approvals by the Golden City Council, allowing the City to manage its budget effectively while remaining flexible to meet both planned and unexpected electrical service demands. The contract streamlines procurement processes, supports better planning and accountability, and enables the City to partner with a contractor that can deliver high-quality, code-compliant work aligned with municipal goals. The solicitation, identified as 2025-RFP-256 and posted in May 2026, is managed through the City's Sustainability office, with Theresa Worsham serving as the primary contact for inquiries.

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City of Golden seeks electrical contractor for on-call municipal services via Master Services Agreement.

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Master Services Agreement for Electrical Services - City of Golden

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RFP for Master Services Agreement for Electrical Services - City of Golden

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AgencyColorado → Sustainability
Contacts2 people available
OfficeGolden, CO, 80401, USA
Organization / AgencyColorado → Sustainability
Office AddressGolden, CO, 80401, USA
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Theresa WorshamSustainability Manager
Theresa WorshamSustainability Manager

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The City of Golden is seeking to establish a Master Services Agreement (MSA) with a qualified electrical contractor to provide on-call municipal electrical services in a timely, efficient, and cost-effective manner. The City maintains a diverse portfolio of public infrastructure—including public buildings, parking lots, park facilities and electric vehicle charging stations —that require ongoing maintenance, repair, and periodic upgrades. Due to the variable and often urgent nature of this work, it is not practical to bid each project individually. An MSA will streamline procurement, ensure rapid response to routine and emergency needs, and provide consistent pricing and service standards. This approach also supports better planning, budgeting, and accountability while enabling the City to partner with a contractor capable of delivering high-quality, code-compliant electrical services aligned with municipal priorities. Under a MSA structure, the agreement will set forth general terms, conditions, and agreed-upon rates, while specific scopes of work will be authorized through individual task orders issued by the City. Each task order will define the project scope, schedule, and a not-to-exceed cost, and expenditures will be deducted from the total contract capacity. Funding for services will be subject to annual appropriation and approval by the Golden City Council, which will authorize a specific amount each year for use under the agreement. This approach allows the City to efficiently procure services, maintain budgetary control, and respond flexibly to both planned projects and unanticipated electrical service needs over the duration of the contract.

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