Triennial Electrical Inspection - VAACC Columbus

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Background The Department of Veterans Affairs is issuing a contract for the Triennial Electrical Inspection at the Chalmers P. Wylie Ambulatory Care Center (VAACC) in Columbus, Ohio. The goal of this contract is to ensure compliance with electrical safety standards and regulations through thorough inspections and assessments. Work Details The contractor will be responsible for conducting comprehensive electrical inspections as outlined in the updated Performance Work Statement (PWS). Key tasks include: 1. Performing inspections on all electrical systems and components to ensure they meet applicable codes and standards. 2. Documenting findings and providing detailed reports on the condition of electrical systems. 3. Implementing quality assurance procedures to verify that services performed meet acceptable standards. 4. Ensuring physical security measures are in place to protect government property during inspections. Period of Performance The geographic location(s) the contract will be performed (if provided). Place of Performance Columbus, Ohio, specifically at the Chalmers P. Wylie Ambulatory Care Center (VAACC). Bidder Requirements Bidders must demonstrate relevant experience in electrical inspection services, possess necessary licenses and certifications, and provide key personnel who have been evaluated in a source selection process. A firm commitment from key personnel listed in the proposal is required. Incumbent Analysis (see Incumbents section for more detail) This opportunity appears to have a confirmed incumbent and/or closely related prior contract, with Bryant Power Solutions listed on two prior “Triennial Electrical Inspection” awards at the VAACC (36C25025P1576 valued at $209,000 for 08/25/25–12/31/25 and 36C25025P1330 valued at $126,975 for 07/02/25–12/31/25). The prior work is described as triennial electrical inspection, which aligns with the current requirement to perform comprehensive electrical inspections, document findings, and support compliance with applicable electrical safety standards—suggesting continuity of the same inspection effort under an updated PWS.