Site work for a power facility in Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania. Completed plans call for site work for a power facility.

As of October 15, 2025, the project has been awarded to EIS with the awarded amount of $276,812. Borough of Ambridge Solar Project The description of this project is as follows: The design and installation of a 119-kW roof mounted photovoltaic solar array on the roof of the Borough of Ambridge offices The project locations are as follows: 600 11th St, Ambridge, PA 15003 (a) The Borough is soliciting proposals from qualified solar providers to design, engineer, and build a turn-key installation of a 119-kW DC rooftop solar PV project at the listed site address. The goal of this bid is to identify a solar partner with the necessary experience to ensure a fully-managed and well-executed process. The successful respondent will have demonstrated experience designing, planning, scheduling, permitting, constructing, interconnecting, and maintaining a solar PV system. Proposer is responsible for all permitting and licenses and should include the cost of all permitting and interconnection requirements in their proposal. Respondents should be familiar with Duquesne Light Company regulations, provide project financial analysis, and have established on-site safety standards. Please include any Federal Bonus Credits that are relevant to this specific project given a construction start date of December 31st , 2025, i.e. Energy Community Bonus, Low Income Community Bonus, Domestic Content Bonus. The Proposer shall explicitly state whether their bid package will meet the IRS Domestic Content Bonus Credit and will be contractually obligated to provide the necessary documentation to secure this Credit for the Borough. The Borough is agnostic to domestic content requirements, except in terms of overall project cost after incentives. The Borough reserves the right to modify the scope of the project at any time. (b) The Proposer shall include design documents for all elements of the project, including, but not limited to, structural, architectural, mechanical, and electrical. The proposer should consider the following guidelines when designing the solar PV system. (c) The Proposer shall develop a design for new PV systems that maximizes system size and cost savings on the available rooftop space. It is the responsibility of the Proposer to assess the building's structural integrity, roof condition, and shading limitations. (d) Mounting systems shall limit roof penetrations or be fully ballasted. Mounting system design needs to meet applicable local building code requirements with respect to snow and wind loading factors. Solar system installation must not void the roof warranty. (e) Conduit penetrations shall be minimized. (f) Systems shall be fixed tilt with an orientation that maximizes annual system production (g) All roof access points shall be securely locked at the end of each day during construction or O&M activities. (h) System layout shall meet local fire department, code and ordinance requirements for roof access.