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Tuluksak Power Plant Upgrade Project (ITB)

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26070State & Local

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The Tuluksak Power Plant Upgrade Project (ITB 26070) is a construction contract funded by the Department of Energy, Denali Commission, and the State of Alaska to increase power capacity and reliability for the community and local school in Tuluksak, Alaska. The scope of work includes a complete renovation of the existing power plant, installation of new owner-furnished generators, renovation of existing switchgear, and the replacement of various mechanical and electrical systems. The contractor is responsible for providing all labor, materials, supervision, and equipment, including the design and fabrication of switchgear to parallel diesel generators. Notably, the project is exempt from Build America, Buy America Act preferences due to a DOE Tribal General Applicability waiver. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Bids must be submitted by May 5, 2026, at 2:00 PM local time, and must include a bid security of 5% of the bid amount. Required award documentation includes performance and payment bonds, a contractor's questionnaire, and a valid Alaska Business License. Payment will be made on a monthly basis based on an approved Schedule of Values. The contractor maintains sole responsibility for quality control and must adhere to strict packaging, storage, and preservation standards to protect materials from environmental damage. Specific cost markup rates are capped at 17% for prime contractors and 10% for subcontractors.

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Construction contract to upgrade the Tuluksak Power Plant's capacity and reliability in Alaska.

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ITB 26070 Tuluksak Power Plant Upgrade Project - Addendum 01

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Tuluksak Power Plant Upgrade Project ITB Drawings

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Tuluksak Power Plant Upgrade Project (No. 26070) ITB Manual

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AgencyState of Alaska → Commerce, Community, and Economic Development
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This Department of Energy, Denali Commission, and State of Alaska funded contract is for the complete renovation of an existing power plant including building renovation; installation of new owner furnished generators; renovation of existing switchgear; replacement and renovation of various mechanical and electrical systems; and other improvements in the community of Tuluksak, Alaska as described herein and shown in the Drawings. The Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, supervision, equipment, tools, transportation, quality control, and supplies required to complete the work.
A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for April 23, 2026, 2:00 PM. The pre-bid meeting will be conducted telephonically. Potential bidders may attend telephonically by calling +1 (555) 000-0000 and entering the conference I.D. 217 052 991#. If calling in, please be respectful of other callers and call from a phone that can be muted so as to cancel out background noise and the possibility of feedback. Contact the Contract Officer, Selwin C. Ray, at +1 (555) 000-0000 for more information. This is not a mandatory meeting, and there will not be a scheduled site visit prior to the bid opening.
The funding for this project is exempt from the Build America, Buy America Act and therefore this solicitation is NOT subject to Buy America Preferences for Infrastructure Projects, 2 CFR 184. The project funding is a combination of DOE 40101d Grid Resilience funding, as well as state, local and Denali Commission non-federal match. The DOE Grid Resilience funds are exempt from BABA preference requirements pursuant to DOE's 8/18/23 DOE Tribal General Applicability waiver which waives all BABA preference requirements. All nonfederal match is also subject to the DOE Tribal General Applicability waiver.

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