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Medium-Voltage Aluminum Cable Manufacturing (1000 kcmil)

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The contract requires the manufacture, testing, and delivery of 52,000 feet of medium-voltage aluminum conductor cable rated at 1000 kcmil with a 15 kV capacity, featuring TRXLPE insulation, a concentric neutral, and an LLDPE jacket, all constructed in full compliance with ICEA and AEIC industry standards. The cable must meet rigorous performance and safety specifications to ensure reliability in utility applications, with all production and testing procedures subject to strict quality controls. The full quantity must be completed and shipped according to schedule to fulfill the delivery obligations outlined in the agreement. The solicitation, issued under the NAICS code 335931 for Other Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing, is a subcontract opportunity posted by Lincoln Electric System in Nebraska. Responses are due by August 6, 2026, and all work must comply with the technical and regulatory requirements specified. While the exact delivery location and point of contact are not detailed in the provided data, performance is expected to align with the agency’s infrastructure needs. Bidders must demonstrate the capability to produce the specified cable type and provide evidence of adherence to recognized industry codes throughout the manufacturing and testing phases.

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52,000 feet of 15 kV aluminum cable with TRXLPE insulation, concentric neutral, LLDPE jacket, per ICEA/AEIC standards.

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Nebraska → Lincoln Electric SystemView Agency

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335931 - Current-Carrying Wiring Device ManufacturingView NAICS

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NE, US

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Manufacture, test, and deliver 52,000 feet of 1000 kcmil aluminum conductor cable with 15KV rating, TRXLPE insulation, concentric neutral, and LLDPE jacket per ICEA and AEIC standards.

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