Electrical Services Maintenance Contract for Lane County Waste Management
| Project #: | LC24003 (RFP) |
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| Category: | Services- Other |
| Department: | PW Waste Management |
| Issued by: | Lane County |
| Publish Date: | Nov 6, 2024 3:00PM |
| Proposals Due Date: |
Dec 19, 2024 5:00PM
(Pacific Standard Time)
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| Status: | Closed |
| Posted: | Nov 6, 2024 |
Description
In general, the Scope of Work includes routine electrical maintenance for Lane County Public Works Waste Management Division. Lane County Waste Management Division owns and operates the Short Mountain Landfill located 8 miles south of Eugene, Oregon. The site currently utilizes six pump stations Additionally, the Waste Management Division operates 15 waste transfer stations scattered around Lane County. The County has need for electrical control expertise including troubleshooting, installations, modifications, equipment selection, and repairs on an as-needed basis.
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This project has the following solicitation documents.
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Vendor Questions and Answers
Submitted Questions About This Proposal
There are no questions that have been answered and posted by Lane County.
For Questions or Additional Information, Contact:
Name: Lane County Procurement
Email: LCProcurement@lanecountyor.gov
Commodity Codes
Commodity Codes (NIGP):
- 910-82
- Wiring And Other Electrical Maintenance And Repair Services
- 914-38
- Electrical
- 928-38
- Electrical, Alternator And Generator, Battery, Ignition System, Lights, Etc. Maintenance And Repair
- 936-25
- Electrical Equipment, Except Cable And Wires, And Lighting Fixtures Maintenance And Repair
- 968-48
- Inspection Services, Electrical Instrumentation And Control
Solicitation Keyword Tags
electrical, Electrician, maintenance, on-call, repair
About Lane County
Lane County is one of the largest counties in Oregon, stretching from the peaks of the Cascade Mountain range to the beaches on the Oregon coast. As of the 2020 census the population was over 380,000, making it the fourth-most populous county in Oregon. Most County facilities are located within the Eugene-Springfield Metro area.
About Lane County Procurement
Lane County is comprised of twelve departments that each process contracts and make purchases per Contract Policies approved by the Lane County Board of Commissioners. These policies can be found in the Lane Manual Chapter 20. Oversight is provided by the Procurement Office and County Counsel.
Formal solicitations such as Invitations to Bid (ITBs), Request for Proposals (RFPs), Request for Qualifications (RFQus), and Request for Quotes (RFQ) are conducted by departments on an as-needed basis. These requests for offers as well as public notices related to procurement will be posted on this site as applicable.
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