Renovation of a mixed-use development in Norfolk, Virginia. Completed plans call for the renovation of a fire / police facility; and power facility.

The City of Norfolk ("City") is requesting proposals from qualified firms to provide a roof mounted solar system through either solar power purchase agreement or a direct purchase for three rooftop utility-interactive solar photovoltaic systems at the following locations: Fire Station 2, 2501 Church St., Norfolk, VA 23504 Fire Station 12,1655 W. Little Creek Rd., Norfolk, VA 23505 Fire Station 16, 7924 Camellia Rd., Norfolk, VA 23518 Offerors may submit a proposal for either a solar power purchase agreement or a direct purchase, or both. The Contractor shall determine size and output of roof mounted solar system that will maximize the amount of energy generated not to exceed 86,000 kWh AC per year for Fire Station 2,197,000 kWh AC per year for Fire Station 12 and 80,000 kWh AC per year for Fire Station 16. The Contractor shall provide a total "turnkey" project including all necessary equipment, materials, design, manufacturing, and installation services for the installation of three roof mounted utilityinteractive photovoltaic systems through either a solar power purchase agreement or a direct City purchase. The Contractor shall perform all services as necessary to provide the City with a complete design package including the requirements outlined below. The City anticipates that the resulting agreement will have a term of up to twenty (20) years. If the City purchases the system a solar power purchase agreement, the Contractor shall own the solar PV system for the term of the resulting agreement. The Contractor shall install the project such that it is operational and compliant with all applicable local, state, and federal standards and requirements, building codes and Dominion interconnection requirements. The Contractor shall include all specifications, calculations, and drawings in the design package. After approval by the City of the final design package, the Contractor shall provide all necessary services to successfully complete the photovoltaic system installation. Regardless of whether the resulting agreement will be a solar power purchase agreement or a direct purchase, the Contractor shall apply for and manage the rebate funding under a utility and with renewable energy certificates (RECs) paperwork. The rebate funding shall offset the cost of the project to the City. solicitation No.98132 For solicitation details and to submit a proposal link. Question Submission Deadline:September 1, 2022, 5:00pm