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This Solicitation opportunity from Pennsylvania was posted on September 11, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Solar Services - Eagleville Campus

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26-48State & Local

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NAICS: 221114
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Fresno County

POSTED

11 days ago

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N/A

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Montgomery County is soliciting proposals for the design, installation, and maintenance of solar arrays at the Eagleville Campus to supply approximately 95 percent of the campus electricity needs, totaling 6,800 MWH annually. The County seeks to establish a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) utilizing FEOC-compliant equipment, with a preference for equipment meeting Build America Buy America requirements under the Inflation Reduction Act. The scope of work includes conducting structural and geotechnical assessments, managing permitting and interconnection with PECO, and performing final commissioning, which must include drone thermal imaging. The selected firm will be required to coordinate with an existing professional engineering consultant, and approximately 160,000 dollars in remaining federal grant funding may be available to support specific services. Award decisions will be based on a best value determination, evaluating technical qualifications, experience with at least five similar commercial-scale projects, and financial terms including the PPA supply rate and a 25-year cash flow estimate. Proposals must be submitted via the Bonfire portal as separate technical and cost volumes, accompanied by a W-9 and completed certifications in Appendix A. Because the project involves federal funding, the contractor must adhere to a Federal Grant Addendum, which mandates strict record retention, audit compliance, and adherence to federal nondiscrimination and civil rights laws. Additionally, all personnel working on the Eagleville Campus must pass background checks conducted by the MCCF.

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Montgomery County seeks proposals for solar array installation and PPA at Eagleville Campus.

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AgencyPennsylvania → Montgomery County Pa
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OfficePA, USA
Office AddressPA, USA
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The County of Montgomery (County) is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide recommendations for the location and installation of solar arrays. The County has identified possible ground and roof locations, however there are also several additional ground and rooftop locations that may be suitable.
The County has an existing federally funded agreement with a professional engineering consultant to perform certain feasibility, site investigation, and design-support services relating to the proposed solar project. Approximately $160,000 in grant funding is currently anticipated to remain available, subject to the terms of the grant and the existing consultant agreement. The selected proposer will be required to coordinate in good faith with the County and its existing consultant regarding services that fall within the consultant’s authorized contractual scope. The County will retain responsibility for directing and compensating its consultant. Proposers shall identify the assumptions used in accounting for the consultant’s anticipated services and shall separately describe any corresponding reduction in proposed development costs or Power Purchase Agreement rates. Nothing in this solicitation guarantees that the entire remaining grant balance will be expended or relieves the selected proposer of responsibility for the performance of its obligations under the resulting agreement.
In this Request for Proposals, the County is seeking proposals to negotiate and award a contract Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) using the Respondent's preferred FEOC-compliant equipment.

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