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Wood Pole Reinforcement

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20260710012State & Local

Submission Closed07/30/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 237130

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PG&E Service Installation For Parking Lot 5 Project

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The City of Solvang is soliciting bids for Project PW 26-01, which involves the construction and installation of PG&E utility services for Parking Lot 5 in Solvang, California. The scope of work includes trenching, pavement restoration, and the installation of conduits, sweeps, transformers, switchboards, meter pedestals, and concrete equipment pads. Additionally, the project covers infrastructure to support future electric vehicle chargers and the replacement of a light pole at the intersection of Oak Street and 2nd Street. The contractor is responsible for providing all necessary labor, materials, and equipment, with an estimated construction cost between $200,000 and $240,000. The contract will be awarded based on the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) methodology, with a 5% price preference applied to local businesses. Bidders must submit sealed physical proposals by August 25, 2026, including a 10% bid security and required documentation such as experience statements and non-collusion declarations. Performance is expected to be completed within 60 working days from the Notice to Proceed. Technical compliance is measured against industry standards including NETA ATS-2021, NFPA 70, and the PG&E Greenbook, with final acceptance contingent upon on-site field testing witnessed by the City Engineer.

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SOURCES SOUGHT ANNOUNCEMENT / INDUSTRY DAY FOR SENTINEL UTILITY CORRIDOR AT MALMSTROM AIR FORCE BASE, MONTANA

Solicitation # W9128F26SM024

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District, is conducting a Sources Sought announcement for the Sentinel Utility Corridor project at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana. This high-value initiative has an estimated magnitude between $1.4 billion and $2.0 billion and will be executed using a Progressive Design-Build (PDB) framework under Other Transaction Authority (OTA) per 10 U.S.C. § 2808a. This non-traditional acquisition method bypasses standard Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses in favor of custom-negotiated Agreement Articles and commercial practices. The project is structured in two primary phases: Agreement Phase 1, focusing on design and preconstruction, and Agreement Phase 2, covering final design and construction. The selection process utilizes a Qualifications-Based Selection (QBS) methodology, prioritizing team composition, past relevant experience, technical approach, problem-solving abilities, and innovation over price. Award is based on a trade-off process to identify the most qualified design-builder, with pricing negotiated after technical selection. Key deliverables include phased design packages (35%, 65%, and 100%), open-book cost estimates, and final facility turnover. Interested parties must submit an Industry Questionnaire via the provided portal and may submit a Statement of Qualifications (limited to 20 pages) or an optional Capability Statement (limited to 12 pages) by the response deadline of September 24, 2026.

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Rebuild of the Liberty to Van Buren portion of Southwesterns Van Buren to Weleetka 161kV transmission lineSouthwestern Power Administration is forecasting a project to rebuild the Liberty to Van Buren segment of its 161kV transmission line running from Van Buren to Weleetka, with work primarily taking place in Arkansas. The contract is designated as a small business set-aside under NAICS code 237130, which applies to electric power transmission and distribution construction, indicating a focus on awarding the opportunity to qualified small businesses. The project involves upgrading or replacing infrastructure along this existing transmission corridor, likely including towers, conductors, insulators, and associated equipment to modernize reliability and capacity. While the solicitation number is not yet available, the posting date is listed as August 10, 2026, suggesting this is a preliminary forecast for future procurement. Brooke Butcher, the Small Business Program Manager at Southwestern, serves as the point of contact for inquiries, with her email provided for engagement. The agency, part of the Department of Energy, is preparing to move forward with this infrastructure enhancement to maintain grid resilience in the region.

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The construction of 59-miles of 230-kV double-circuit transmission line; construction of 5-miles of 230-kV single-circuit transmission line; removing 58-miles of single-circuit 115-kV transmission li…The contract involves the construction of 59 miles of new 230-kilovolt double-circuit transmission line and an additional 5 miles of 230-kilovolt single-circuit transmission line to enhance regional power delivery capacity. Alongside this, 58 miles of existing 115-kilovolt single-circuit transmission line will be decommissioned and removed to make way for the upgraded infrastructure. The project also includes the full installation of fiber optic communication capabilities through optical overhead ground wire, encompassing all necessary splicing, termination, and supporting equipment to enable reliable data transmission alongside the power lines. The work is being procured by the Western Area Power Administration, under the U.S. Department of Energy, with a NAICS code of 237130 indicating it falls under electric power transmission and distribution construction. The solicitation is listed as a forecast with no set-aside designation and no specific location provided, but it is anticipated to be carried out in regions served by the Western Area Power Administration. Point of contact for small business inquiries is provided through two designated program managers.

Western Area Power Administration

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Alcova-Boysen Thermopolis-Worland Tap OPGWThe Western Area Power Administration, under the Department of Energy, has posted a forecast for a future procurement related to the Alcova-Boysen Thermopolis-Worland Tap OPGW project in Wyoming. This action is targeted toward small business participation and falls under the NAICS code 237130, which corresponds to electric power transmission and distribution construction. The opportunity is not yet solicited but is publicly forecasted with a posted date of August 10, 2026, indicating a planned acquisition timeline. The place of performance is specifically located in Wyoming, and the work likely involves the installation or modification of optical ground wire systems used in power transmission infrastructure. Two Small Business Program Managers, Tetrault and Setzel, are designated as points of contact for inquiries and support related to small business engagement, with their email addresses provided for communication purposes. No solicitation number, set-aside details beyond small business targeting, or specific financial or technical specifications have been released at this stage.

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North Cody MOI 954 Switch Replacement - Western Area Power Administration (WAPA) Rocky Mountain Region has a requirement with the principlal components of work to include replacing one (1) 115-kV, 12…The Western Area Power Administration’s Rocky Mountain Region is preparing to replace a single 115-kilovolt, 1200-amp motor-operated interrupter at the North Cody facility in Wyoming. This work involves installing a new unit with ground blades and a pre-insertion inductor while reusing the existing support structure, ensuring minimal disruption to the current infrastructure. The project is classified under NAICS code 237130 and is targeted for small business participation, reflecting a commitment to contracting opportunities for small enterprises. The solicitation isForecasted for release in August 2026, with no formal solicitation number yet assigned, and primary points of contact for small business inquiries are listed through WAPA’s Small Business Program Manager team. The work location is specifically designated as Wyoming, though no exact city or zip code is provided in the available data.

Western Area Power Administration

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GRAND ISLAND SUBSTATION, STAGE 08 AND SIOUX FALLS SUBSTATION, STAGE 15, STATION SERIVE UPGRADES, NEBRASKA AND SOUTH DAKOTAThe contract pertains to station service upgrades at the Grand Island Substation in Nebraska and the Sioux Falls Substation in South Dakota, specifically covering Stage 08 and Stage 15 respectively. These upgrades are part of broader efforts to modernize and enhance the reliability of electrical infrastructure under the Western Area Power Administration, an agency within the Department of Energy. The work involves critical improvements to substation service systems, likely including electrical components, control systems, and associated infrastructure to support grid stability and operational efficiency. The project is designated as a small business set aside, indicating a preference for awarding contracts to small businesses as defined by the Small Business Administration. The anticipated posting date of August 10, 2026, suggests this is a future procurement forecast, not an active solicitation at this time. Place of performance is primarily in South Dakota, with associated work also occurring in Nebraska, and all contract inquiries should be directed to the Small Business Program Managers at Western Area Power Administration.

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Sand Creek Switching Station - The principal components of work include constructing a new 115-kV switching station consisting of three (3) breaker ring bus on the Erie ¿ Hoyt ¿ Willoby transmission…The contract involves the construction of a new 115-kV switching station to serve the Erie, Hoyt, and Willoby transmission lines, featuring three breaker ring bus configurations and all necessary associated electrical infrastructure, including structures, foundations, and a prefabricated control building foundation. Site development work is included along with the installation of 0.3 miles of new 115-kV transmission line for approach spans into the station, while an equal length of existing 115-kV transmission line will be decommissioned and removed. Fiber optic cable installation is also a key component, encompassing cable laying, splicing, and the full suite of associated equipment required for the switching station’s first stage. The project is managed by the Western Area Power Administration under the U.S. Department of Energy and is classified under NAICS code 237130 for electric utility line construction. The solicitation is currently posted as a forecast with no set-aside designation and no specific location details provided, but point of contact information is available through two Small Business Program Managers at WAPA.

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ADOT SR303 EXTENSION PROJECT (LIBERTY ¿ LONE BUTTE, LIBERTY ¿ PHOENIX 230-kV TRANSMISSION LINE)The Western Area Power Administration, under the U.S. Department of Energy, has forecasted a future acquisition for the ADOT SR303 Extension Project, which involves the construction of a 230-kV transmission line spanning from Liberty to Lone Butte and from Liberty to Phoenix. This project falls under NAICS code 237130, indicating it is related to electric power transmission and distribution system construction. The anticipated work will support transmission infrastructure expansion to meet regional energy demands and enhance grid reliability. The contract is not yet solicited, with the forecast posted on August 10, 2026, and no solicitation number or set-aside details available at this time. The place of performance is located in Arizona, though specific city and zip details are not provided. Small business outreach is supported through two designated Small Business Program Managers, both reachable via email at tetrault@wapa.gov and setzel@wapa.gov, who are the primary contacts for inquiries and engagement. The project is part of broader efforts by the Department of Energy to modernize and expand the national power transmission network. No information is available regarding contract value, timeline, or anticipated award date, but the forecast suggests this opportunity is in the planning phase. Interested parties should monitor official DOE channels for the upcoming solicitation.

Western Area Power Administration

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Ault Substation Stage 10 to replace 13.8kV oil reactors with government furnished air core reactors, replace six government furnished 230kV CCVTs on existing structures, replace four 115kV line switc…The contract is for Stage 10 of work at the Ault Substation in Colorado, involving the replacement of existing 13.8kV oil reactors with new air core reactors supplied by the government, the installation of six government-furnished 230kV capacitor-coupled voltage transformers on existing structures, and the replacement of four 115kV line switches at Windsor Tap and Hygiene Tap locations using existing infrastructure. All work is to be performed without altering the current structural foundations, relying on pre-existing supports and configurations. The project is designated as a small business set-aside under NAICS code 237130, emphasizing opportunities for small business participation. The contracting entity is the Western Area Power Administration under the Department of Energy, with the Small Business Program Manager serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries and coordination. The forecast was posted in August 2026, indicating a future acquisition timeline, though no solicitation number or precise award date has been provided yet.

Western Area Power Administration

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Flatiron Substation 2025 Breaker Replacement with principal components of substation work to include demolition and site development, foundations and platforms for substation electrical equipment, fu…The contract pertains to the replacement of circuit breakers at the Flatiron Substation in Colorado, with comprehensive substation renovation work including demolition of existing structures and site development to prepare for new infrastructure. It involves constructing foundations and platforms to support electrical equipment, furnishing and installing galvanized steel structures, and integrating government-furnished power circuit breakers into the substation system. Additional scope includes the installation of high voltage bus systems, a complete grounding network, conduit, and insulated cables to ensure safe and efficient operation. The project is classified under NAICS code 237130 and is set aside exclusively for small businesses, managed by the Western Area Power Administration under the Department of Energy. All work is to be performed at the substation location in Colorado, with primary point of contact for small business inquiries available through designated program managers. The forecast was posted in August 2026, indicating a projected solicitation timeframe for the project in 2025.

Western Area Power Administration

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General Info

Agency

California → Imperial Irrigation DistrictView Agency

NAICS

237130 - Power and Communication Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Imperial, CA, 92251, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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SRFP538 Response Forms.docx

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SRFP538 Proposal Information.docx

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SRFP538 Attachment E - Specifications - Wood Pole Reinforcement.docx

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SRFP538 Attachment H OH Transmission Standards.pdf

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SRFP538 Terms Conditions.pdf

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SRFP538 Attachment I - IID Outside Line Work PLA and Side Letter.pdf

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SRFP538 Attachment G OH Distribution Standards.pdf

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SRFP538 Attachment F - Transmission and Distribution Pole Reinforcement Forecast.xlsx

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SRFP538 Attachment C - Checklist for Construction and Public Work.docx

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SRFP538 Invitation Letter.pdf

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PostedJul 13

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Response DeadlineJul 30

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07/30/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyCalifornia → Imperial Irrigation District

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California → Imperial Irrigation District

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Full Description

Bid #538: The project involves providing all labor, materials, tools, equipment, and supervision to reinforce approximately 210 deteriorating wood transmission (99%) and distribution (1%) poles within the Imperial and Coachella Valley areas. The primary objective is to restore or preserve the structural integrity and load-bearing capacity of poles showing signs of decay, insect infestation, or damage. Acceptable reinforcement methods include steel trusses (standard, double, tall, double tall) and Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) wraps. The selected method must restore each pole to a minimum of 85% of its original design strength. The contractor is responsible for all site restoration, permits including traffic control, and adherence to IID standards and safety regulations.