Provide a design-build proposal for replacing the 525kV series capacitor bank on the California Oregon Transmission Project (COTP).
Submit both Phase I and Phase II proposals as described in the solicitation documents.
Return the Price Bidding Schedule with the Phase II proposal.
Complete and return the Past Performance Cover Letter and Questionnaire with the Phase I proposal.
Posted Scope of Work
Amendment 3-Request for Proposals - California Oregon Transmission Project (COTP) Two-Phase Design-Build 525kV Series Capacitor Bank Replacement Project
Solicitation — DOE - DOE / Western Sierra Nevada Region
PSC Y1NZ · NAICS 237130 · Ref 89503326RWA000049
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Amendment 3-Request for Proposals - California Oregon Transmission Project (COTP) Two-Phase Design-Build 525kV Series Capacitor Bank Replacement Project.
Who is the contact?
Jolene Daoud at daoud@wapa.gov.
When are proposals due?
September 1, 2026 at 7:00 PM US/Eastern.
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Psc
Y1NZ
Naics
237130
Title
COTP Series Capacitor Two-Phase Design Build
Agency
DOE - DOE
Detail
Fields
Email
Daoud@wapa.gov
NAICS
237130-Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction
RFI - PLA Feasibility COTP Series Capacitor Replacement Design-Build Project
Contact Name
Jolene Daoud
Description
Amendment 3-Request for Proposals - California Oregon Transmission Project (COTP) Two-Phase Design-Build 525kV Series Capacitor Bank Replacement Project
Contact Email
daoud@wapa.gov
Description Full
Amendment 3-Request for Proposals - California Oregon Transmission Project (COTP) Two-Phase Design-Build 525kV Series Capacitor Bank Replacement Project
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