The contract calls for the complete installation of a standby diesel generator and an automatic transfer switch (ATS) at the Owens Valley Conservation Camp staff residences in Bishop, CA. CAL Fire will supply the generator; the contractor must provide all labor, materials, equipment, permits, taxes, transportation, and fees. The scope includes demolition of existing overhead feeders, installation of new 200 A, 240/120 V, 3‑phase switchboards, concrete pads, grounding systems, fuel‑tank and associated civil works, as well as optional sub‑base generator equipment. The contractor must also perform engineering studies (short‑circuit, protective‑device coordination, arc‑flash), testing, commissioning, and a minimum eight‑hour training for CAL Fire staff.
• Install one standby diesel generator (owner‑supplied) and one ATS, plus a 200 A, 240/120 V, 3‑phase switchboard (MS1) and a second distribution switchboard (MS2).
• Provide all civil work: concrete pads, grounding rods, underground conduit, fuel‑oil tank with secondary containment, and related site‑prep.
• Complete required engineering analyses, submit reports, and conduct final testing, commissioning, and staff training before acceptance.
• Meet California state procurement requirements (small‑business participation goals, licensing, bonding, and $1 M minimum insurance coverages).
• Project must be completed within a one‑year contract period ending April 14, 2027.