Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative

Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative

Close: Jul 13, 2026

Proposals from qualified respondents capable of providing services to: (a) install one (1), new power switchyard control house building for the gcec zone 4. 1 electric utility system that is currently being constructed at tyndall afb. 1 the ~761 gross square foot power switchyard control house will provide an environmentally controlled enclosure to house equipment such as relay and control panels, an automatic transfer switch (“ats”), ac and dc service panelboards, batteries and battery chargers, and other components necessary for operating and monitoring the switching station’s electrical equipment, as well as the electrical power distribution smart vista sd switchgear along the new zone 4. 1 installed main loop feeders at tyndall afb. Services include site development and construction of the building’s foundation. (b) verify that the power switchyard control house building and foundation meet design specifications through structural, site, and factory testing (if applicable). Services include confirmation of proper installation, structural integrity, alignment, weatherproofing, fire resistance, and load capacity to ensure the building is stable, sealed, and suitable for future equipment. Foundation validation shall include strength testing, soil compaction, reinforcement inspection, anchor bolt verification, and levelness surveying to confirm compliance with code and design requirements. Structural commissioning shall document that all tolerances are met and that the building is safe, stable, and ready to receive interior systems and equipment.

Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative

Close: May 8, 2026

Large Scale Base Camp Logistics Services including but not limited to Sleep Units, Catering Units, Showering Units and Laundry Units in the event of a federal, state, or electric power distribution system declared disaster.

Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative

Close: Jan 7, 2026

This project consists of resurfacing and/or reconstructing in portion or whole of various roadways within County. The project will include work associated with the reconstruction of roadways such as maintenance of traffic, stormwater pollution prevention, sod stabilization shoulder work, pavement striping including reflective pavement markers (RPM). The contractor is to maintain traffic flow at all times with minimal delays. Roadways are to have two-way traffic opened during all non-working hours. Lane closures will be granted by County staff during working hours. The County Road Department will retain Thirty (30) loads of millings from this project. County will provide trucks to haul the Thirty (30) loads of millings from the jobsite.