The State of California is seeking a qualified General Engineering Contractor to augment the electrical service capacity at Napa State Hospital. The work includes demolition of existing transformer and cooling‑tower equipment, extensive site excavation, trenching, concrete and asphalt work, installation of new 12 kV/480 V transformers, 4 kA switchboards, panelboards, underground conduit, raceways, and coordination with PG&E for service upgrades. Hazardous‑material abatement (asbestos and lead‑based paint) must be performed before construction, and the contractor must comply with extensive environmental, safety, DVBE, small‑business, and security requirements throughout a 730‑day contract period.
• Demolition, excavation, trenching, concrete, asphalt, and fencing to support new electrical infrastructure.
• Installation of a 3 000 kVA, 12 kV → 480 V transformer, 4 000 A switchboard, metering, distribution panels, and associated conduit/raceway systems.
• Mandatory pre‑bid site inspection (Sept 30, 2026) and security clearance submission (Sept 23, 2026).
• Requires Class A (General Engineering) contractor license, 100 % performance & payment bonds, $5 M CG liability, and compliance with DVBE (≥ 3 %) and small‑business (5 % preference) certifications.
• Contract value estimated at roughly $10 million; liquidated damages of $3,165 per day for schedule overruns and $1,000 per day for hazardous‑material delays.