OpenInvitation For BidBid 26-247

ON-CALL ELECTRICIAN SERVICES

City of Naperville · Illinois

The response deadline reflects the reviewed controlling document or addendum. Earlier dates may remain in the original notice text.

Scope of work

The City of Naperville seeks an on-call electrical contractor for low-voltage and commercial work at municipal facilities, including troubleshooting and repairs to pumps, generators, UPS, lighting and HVAC electrical systems, fixture replacement, modifications and new installations. The initial term runs January 1 through December 31, 2027, with four optional one-year renewals. Pricing establishes all-inclusive apprentice and journeyman hourly rates plus a materials markup; estimated hours are for bid evaluation and do not guarantee work. Emergency service must be available 24/7, acknowledge requests within one hour and arrive onsite within two hours.

Opportunity details

Issuing agency
City of Naperville
Location
Naperville, Illinois
Category
Maintenance & operations
Notice type
Invitation For Bid
Published
Oct 13, 2026
Source status
open
Eligibility / qualifications
Appropriately licensed electrical contractor in business for at least three years, currently serving at least three commercial accounts; journeymen require at least three years of relevant troubleshooting/repair experience. Submit three references, bid worksheet, 10% bid bond and completed sworn Affidavit of Compliance through OpenGov by the deadline. State and City electrician licenses, insurance with signed endorsements and substance-abuse prevention program are required before award; complete the safety checklist before work begins. Subcontracting requires prior written approval, applicable prevailing-wage obligations apply, and personnel may face background/fingerprint checks for secured facilities.

Documents & addenda

Source notes

  • No released addenda were enumerated in the fresh public API capture. Monitor the official portal for subsequent changes; this review does not predict future addenda.
  • The pricing worksheet uses estimated labor hours and $15,000 estimated annual materials spend; neither is a guaranteed purchase or a contract budget.