The City of Danville is seeking bids for the construction of a substation control building. The building will be a prefabricated concrete structure designed to accommodate cable tray, battery system, relay panels, control panels, power panels, metering equipment, and other accessories. The building will be shipped fully assembled or mostly assembled, ready to be completed on site. The contractor will be responsible for obtaining all necessary licenses and permits, and for ensuring that the building meets all applicable state and local building codes and regulations. The contractor will also be responsible for providing all labor and materials necessary to complete the project, including the installation of electrical utilities, HVAC systems, and other accessories.
Some key features of the project include:
• The building will be designed to meet the latest standards for building codes, including the International Building Code and the National Electric Code.
• The building will be constructed with a concrete foundation, and will have a minimum thickness of 6” on floors and 4” on roof and wall panels.
• The building will have a steel door frame, and will be equipped with personnel doors, equipment access doors, and exit signs.
• The building will have a DC panelboard and an AC distribution panel, and will be equipped with lighting, including interior and exterior lights, and emergency lights.
• The building will have an HVAC system, including a heat pump unit and a thermostat.
• The building will have a warranty period of 12 months for materials and workmanship, and 20 years for coating adhesion and integrity.
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