Power Delivery General Engineering Services Tender in USA - 149803713

The City of Pasadena is seeking qualified professional engineering firms to supplement its internal resources within the Water and Power Department (PWP), Power Delivery Division. Engineering services provided under the resulting contracts will support the safe, reliable, and efficient operation, maintenance, modernization, and improvement of PWPs electric power delivery system.Engineering services under this RFP are organized into the following Scope of Work Groups:Receiving Station and Substation DesignSCADA, Automation, Communications, and Control DesignSystem PlanningCivil and Structural EngineeringElectric Vehicle Charging InfrastructureRenewable Energy, Energy Storage, Interconnection, and Technical Advisory ServicesAssociated services, including construction management, inspection, drafting, and other technical support, may be required as part of an individual task order where applicable to the assigned Scope of Work Group.Engineering services under the resulting contracts are intended to supplement, not replace, PWPs internal engineering resources. Consultants may be assigned work based on project-specific needs, staff availability, schedule requirements, temporary workload conditions, and the need for specialized expertise. All consultant designs and deliverables shall be subject to review and approval by the responsible PWP engineering group. Consultants shall not supervise City employees or exercise project management authority over City staff. Work that is ongoing, predictable, or programmatic over multi-year periods will generally be performed by permanent PWP staff.The City intends to award multiple contracts under this solicitation to establish a pool of qualified engineering consultants. Work will be authorized through individual task orders based on the requirements of the assignment, including consultant availability, applicable expertise, capacity, schedule, and other considerations identified by the City. Award of a contract does not guarantee an...