Renovation of a power facility in Anaheim, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a power facility.

Estimated Bid Value $10,000,000 - $18,000,000 Scope of Work Southwest substation is currently an operating substation serving electricity to the many residents and businesses of Anaheim. As part of APU’s ongoing Infrastructure Replacement Program, Southwest Substation must be upgraded to maintain, improve and meet APU’s growing electric service demands. The substation will be expanded into the acquired land west of the existing site to accommodate new incoming equipment. *The value for this project is based on a financial range. The value is listed as the highest possible cost from the range provided by a stakeholder or official project document. Notice is hereby given that the City of Anaheim Department of Public Utilities in partnership with the Department of Public Works (hereinafter referred to as "City") is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from Design-Build Entities (DBE) to design and construct Southwest Substation Upgrade to serve the community of Anaheim, California and surrounding areas. In accordance with the provisions of the California Public Contract Code Section 20101, City is utilizing a two-step process to prequalify, select and award a contract to a DBE for the design and construction upgrades of the Southwest Substation. The Project will be located on a parcel owned by Anaheim Public Utilities. The total new lot size is approximately 22,000 square feet. It is located at 1627 S. Ninth Street (APN: 129-452-31) north of Energy Field Park and adjacent to a residential community. The lot is currently being used by the City as a Street Sweeping Transfer Station and will be vacant beginning January 1, 2024. The facility’s entrance is on Ninth Street. Southwest substation is an operating 69kV to 12kV distribution substation with two (2) 69/12kV 30/40 MVA power transformers, six (6) bay 69kV outdoor switchgear, and two (2) 12kV metal-clad switchgears with twelve (12) feeder circuits. To improve this substation’s reliability and capacity, this project needs to upgrade the substation to two (2) 30/40/50MVA 69/12kV transformers with on-load tap changer (LTC), one (1) 12kV metal clad switchgear with fourteen (14) feeder circuits, two (2) new 12kV capacitor banks with current limiting reactor (CLR) and zero voltage closing switch, two (2) new pad mount station service transformers (SST) with automatic transfer switch (ATS), separate control building with new protection, control and communication system in the new land located at the west side of the existing Southwest substation, and install two (2) sets of 69kV bus potential transformers (PT) and four (4) line PT inside the existing Southwest substation. Southwest substation is a fully functioning substation in service. In addition to the equipment upgrade, the existing perimeter wall and manual gates must be upgraded. The existing 8’ high CMU block walls and chain link fences will be replaced with a 15’ high Pre-cast concrete wall and steel manual entry gates will be replaced with motor operated gates with integrated access control system. The new wall will enclose both the existing and new substation sites. The City can’t de-energize the whole substation for the load transfer. The cutover must be one feeder circuit at a time and one transformer at a time based on the City Operations group cutover plan. Questions Deadline January 9, 2024 Questions and requests for clarification related to the definition or interpretation of the RFSQ must be submitted to the City Contact