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Underground Utility District 38 Overhead-to-Underground Service Conversions

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CS 09-26-07State & Local

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Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) is soliciting bids for the conversion of overhead electric facilities to underground service within Underground Utility District 38 in Alameda, California. The project focuses on modifying the routing and connection of existing electrical services while retaining existing customer-owned meter sockets and equipment where deemed safe by the City Building Division. The scope includes 195 standard conversions, the installation of over 8,000 linear feet of aluminum service conductors, and the use of approved raceway-intercept methods. The contract is subject to a Project Stabilization Agreement with the Building Construction Trades Council of Alameda County and requires adherence to California Department of Industrial Relations prevailing wage determinations. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder, with local preference given to businesses within the City of Alameda. Bidders must provide bid security equal to 10 percent of the maximum bid amount and are required to furnish performance and payment bonds for 100 percent of the contract price. Key deliverables include a baseline schedule submitted within ten days of the Notice to Proceed and a Construction Service Plan for conversion methods. Payment is processed monthly via itemized applications for work performed, with undisputed amounts paid within 30 days. Final acceptance is contingent upon the correction of all punch list items and approval by the Public Utilities Board or the General Manager.

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AMP seeks bids to convert overhead electric facilities to underground service in Alameda.

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Alameda Municipal Power - Appendix C: Service Location Information

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City of Alameda Project Stabilization Agreement

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UUD-38 Appendix B: Typical Service Conversion Options

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UUD-38 Appendix D - Existing Service Location Photographs

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UUD38 Appendix E As-Built Dwg

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UUD-38 Conversion Strategy Plan (CSP) - Rev. 2

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UUD 38 Overhead-to-Underground Service Conversions (CS 0926 07)

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AgencyCalifornia → Engineering and Operations
Contacts2 people available
OfficeAlameda, CA, 94501, USA
Office AddressAlameda, CA, 94501, USA
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Gary SpenikUtility Project Manager
Ikue Suto-McNiffProcurement Analyst

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Pinnacle Power ServicesChino, CA
RMA CompaniesRANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA
SAN Francisco Builders ExchangeSAN FRANCISCO, CA

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AMP's intent is to safely convert the existing service from overhead to underground, not to increase customer service capacity or undertake a general modernization of customer-owned electrical equipment. Existing customer-owned meter sockets and service equipment are to remain in place where the City Building Division determines they can safely continue in service and are suitable for the approved conversion. New work performed under this Contract shall comply with applicable requirements. AMP will perform utility disconnect/reconnect activities. The Contractor shall coordinate each conversion with AMP and, as applicable, the City Building Division.

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