Clark CountyIssuing agency·Las Vegas, NV·via a public procurement portalFire Station 71 Bunkerville Emergency Generator Connection
The work consists of the removal, replacement, and installation of an existing 40 kW propane gas generator and automatic transfer switch, to be replaced with a new 80 kW diesel fuel generator equipped with a minimum 24-hour base fuel tank, load bank, and two (2) 200A automatic transfer switches. The project also includes the removal and replacement of the existing PCC500 controller with a new PCC550 controller, as well as the furnishing and installation of a new docking station for emergency generator connection. Work includes the demolition and removal of the existing concrete generator pad and construction of two new concrete pads to support the upgraded equipment. Additionally, the project involves removal of the existing propane gas piping serving the generator and rerouting of the sanitary sewer line to accommodate the new installation. This includes removal and surrender of the existing propane generator, transfer switch, and PCC500 controller, all of which shall be returned to the Clark County Automotive Shop in fully operational condition.
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Source: Clark County (solicitation BID-607998-26), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
