Transportation - Office Of The SecretaryIssuing agency·Kentucky·via a public procurement portalSolar Highway Lighting - FEDERAL
Category: TRF. Type: Request for Bids (RFB). Agency: Transportation - Office Of The Secretary. Documents: How to Submit an Online Response - March 2023.pdf; Final_RFB_605_2700000197_1_SO_FORM.PDF — Assembled pdf file for document [RFB,605,2700000197,1] - Solicitation Printer
Provide solar highway lighting including major road and highway retrofit units with widespread optics, 20-foot poles with 6-foot arms, 25-foot poles with 6-foot arms, decorative-head 25-foot poles, and twin-arm 25-foot commercial street-highway lights, each with solar panel, NiMH power center, 4000K fixture and 8-year parts and labor coverage including shipping. Provide remote monitoring antenna and system compatible with Fonroche Connect, breakaway coupling kits shipped alone or with pole orders, direct-burial installation with excavation, pole placement, assembly, testing and cleaning, anchor-base installation with foundation, concrete and pole mounting, mobilization with site visit, equipment staging and post-installation inspection, project and design technician support with calculations, drawings and third-party review, and on-site technician evaluation with mapping, light-level measurement, photometric study using new solar streetlights and engineering report. Deliver materials to the KYTC facility designated by the project manager, deliver 50 lights with poles within 30 calendar days of design approval, provide general lighting design with AGI files, aerial layouts and light-spread calculations as part of light cost, and meet BABA requirements for the entire system including poles.
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