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Monthly Lighting Maintenance (Facility-Based)

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This subcontract for the County of Orange, OC Public Works involves providing recurring monthly maintenance for interior and exterior lighting systems at various facility projects in Santa Ana, California. The scope of work includes conducting inspections and replacing lamps, ballasts, and diffusers at specialized locations such as courts, data centers, and HCA facilities. To execute these tasks, the contractor must utilize ladders, portable lifts, and scaffolding while ensuring strict compliance with NEC and California Industrial Safety codes. The contractor is required to submit monthly service order reports to document completed work. Due to the nature of the sites, including youth detention facilities, personnel must undergo background checks for access. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 238210, with a response deadline of November 30, 2026.

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Monthly lighting maintenance for County of Orange facilities in Santa Ana, California.

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This scope was carved out of IFB-080-3122006-RN.

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Lighting Maintenance And Repair Services

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AgencyCalifornia → County of Orange, OC Public Works
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Performs recurring monthly maintenance of interior and exterior lighting systems for prime contractors on County of Orange OC Public Works facility projects. Conducts inspections and replaces lamps, ballasts, and diffusers at courts, data centers, and HCA facilities. Utilizes ladders, portable lifts, and scaffolding. Requires NEC and California Industrial Safety code compliance and background checks for youth detention facility access. Delivers monthly service order reports.

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