Street Light Poles
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Pierce County's Planning and Public Works department is soliciting bids under solicitation 2026-ITB-195 for the procurement of tapered, seamless aluminum street light poles and associated hardware to support roadway safety and visibility. The scope includes various pole sizes, specifically 35-foot and 40-foot round poles with 8-inch and 10-inch base diameters, as well as luminaire arms. All materials must meet AASHTO 2015 LRFD-LTS-1 specifications and have a minimum design life of 50 years. The initial contract is estimated at 400,000 dollars per year, with the award granted to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Bids must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov portal by October 9, 2026. The selected contractor is responsible for all freight charges, with delivery required to the Pierce County Traffic facility in Puyallup, Washington. Key contractual terms include a one-year warranty for defects, payment terms of 30 calendar days via the County voucher system, and strict adherence to non-discrimination and federal debarment certifications. The contract is governed by Washington state law, and all installation activities will be performed by County personnel.
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