Contract · State & Local
Double-Sided Padmount Solid Dielectric Switchgear with Integrated Automation - Purchase Order
The City of Anaheim - Anaheim Public Utilities Anaheim, CA
- Status Closes in 36 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The City of Anaheim (" Anaheim " or " City ") Public Utilities Department (" APU ") seeks proposals from interested respondents (" Respondent(s) ") to procure double-sided padmount solid-dielectric insulated switchgear with integrated automation as replacements for its 12 kV live-front, air-insulated padmounted switchgear. The dead-front and encapsulated features of the new solid-dielectric insulated switches with integrated automation are expected to improve crew safety, reliability and operational flexibility. This Request for Proposals (" RFP ") is expected to result in a proof-of-concept for additional anticipated purchases for replacing existing and installing new such switchgear at Anaheim. The selected Respondent(s) will be responsible for providing the Goods and Services described in the Scope of Work and Specifications Section and in any Attachments hereto (collectively, " Deliverables" ). After selecting a successful Respondent, the City will issue a Purchase Order, contract, or agreement form that substantially conforms to the terms and conditions outlined in this RFP, including, but not limited to, Anaheim's standard insurance and indemnity provisions appropriate for the Deliverables contemplated herein. Any resulting agreement between the City and the successful respondent will take effect upon mutual execution after Anaheim secures all necessary approvals as required under its procurement policies, rules, and the Anaheim Municipal Code .
Contract/Solicitation #: SY270000491-LR
Type: ProcureAbility Master Purchase Agreement RFP Template for Purchase of APU Goods (**CAO APPROVED 09/2026 **)
Department: Anaheim Public Utilities
Timeline
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Posted
Oct 28, 2026
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Status
Open now
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