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OCS Installation Services

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This subcontract for OCS Installation Services involves the physical installation of Overhead Contact System infrastructure for prime contractors on VTA projects. The scope of work includes the removal of existing poles and the installation of new metal poles, gull wings, pole collars, Kevlar rope, stainless steel wire, insulators, and fittings. All work must be performed in compliance with CPUC G.O. 95 standards and requires the use of certified height and stagger gauges to deliver a fully installed system. Managed by the Engineering and Program Delivery agency in California under NAICS code 238210, the solicitation was posted on September 30, 2026. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 13, 2026.

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Subcontract for OCS infrastructure installation on VTA projects per CPUC G.O. 95 standards.

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This scope was carved out of C26152F.

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Pre-Qualification: Overhead Contact System (OCS) Rehabilitation Project Phase 4A – Tasman West/East

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Performs physical installation of OCS infrastructure for prime contractors on VTA projects. Removes existing poles and installs new metal poles, gull wings, pole collars, Kevlar rope, stainless steel wire, insulators, and fittings. Complies with CPUC G.O. 95. Utilizes certified height/stagger gauges. Delivers a fully installed Overhead Contact System.

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