The US Coast Guard is seeking a contractor to correct hazardous electrical conditions and install new dedicated convenience outlet circuits at USCG Station Bodega Bay. The work includes furnishing all labor, materials, tools, equipment, supervision, and incidentals necessary to eliminate existing mis-wired conditions, resolve recurring breaker trips, and provide safe, code-compliant electrical service for mission-essential equipment. The contractor will be required to perform the following tasks:
* Install a new, dedicated electrical pathway originating at the existing electrical panel to serve new convenience outlets and isolate affected loads
* Furnish and install eight new 110V convenience receptacles, commercial-grade, grounded, tamper-resistant, where applicable
* Eliminate shared circuits contributing to overload or nuisance tripping
* Correct improper voltage conditions, including removal of any 240V feeds supplying 110V devices
* Test all new circuits for correct voltage, polarity, grounding, and load
* Demonstrate proper operation of all installed receptacles
* Verify that previously tripping breakers operate normally under typical load conditions
The project duration is 30 days, and the contractor must complete all work within this timeframe.
* Key aspects of the project include:
* Electrical system repairs
* Installation of new convenience outlets
* Elimination of hazardous electrical conditions
* Compliance with National Electrical Code (NEC) and OSHA regulations
* Coordination with the Unit Representative and compliance with all lockout/tagout procedures
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