WPC Pump Station Electrical Rehab 501012.15

Background
The City of Topeka is seeking proposals from qualified contractors for a full electrical system evaluation and the development of a project plan narrative for the Quincy Pump Station rehabilitation. The services include comprehensive evaluation of the existing system, development of a project plan for electrical updates and modernization, and installation of updated electrical components. The awarded contractor must adhere to the timeline for evaluation, permitting, delivery, installation, and project completion. The electrical equipment must be delivered, installed, accepted, operational, and under final acceptance by the City on or before October 25, 2024.

Work Details
The scope of services includes professional electrical installation services such as evaluation of the electrical components currently supporting the station and providing a written narrative of the recommended project plan. It also involves installation services for replacing the existing switchgear, adding a surge suppressor, adding a generator tap box, reconnecting all feeder wires, providing all conduit and wire from new generator tap box, and reconnecting all motor feeds and control wiring.
Additionally, it specifies various electrical components to be provided including:
- Switchgear
- Main breaker
- Full voltage non-reversing starters
- LED pilot light
- Feeders
- Surge protection device
- Generator tap.

Period of Performance
The contract specifies that the electrical equipment must be delivered, installed, accepted, operational and under final acceptance by the City on or before October 25, 2024.

Place of Performance
The work will be performed at the Quincy Pump Station in Topeka.