- Jun 11, 2024
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- May 3, 2024
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Updated: Jul 23, 2024
Bid Name: P24-PLAN-02A (RFP No. 01 - Transformers)
Project Scope
This Request for Proposals is for the procurement of two 60/80/100 MVA Transformers, 138KV—34.5KV, and delivery to the project site, 305 Lewis and Clark Blvd, East Alton, IL.
Deliverables
The offeror shall provide, at minimum, the following with their Proposal, which is due Friday, May 31, 2024, at 3:00 pm local time.
a. Cost for the transformers and transportation to the job site.
b. Product data/cut sheet for the transformers being proposed.
c. Lead time for full submittal package from Letter of Intent.
d. Lead time of the transformers from shop drawing approval.
e. Shipping duration from the manufacturing facility to the job site.
Download the bid package for terms, conditions, and all other details.
Proposals Due:
Friday, May 31, 2024 @ 3:00 pm local time
For more information, contact Project Manager:
Matt Lewallen, Project Manager II
To be notified about future bid opportunities, register on our Planroom page here: americascentralport.com/planroom.
- Apr 29, 2024
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Driving along Route 3, you may notice a new addition to one of the Granite City Harbor grain terminals at America's Central Port.
A new dust collection system was installed as part of a Federal BUILD (Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development) Grant to advance the Port and its transportation partners' efforts to create more efficient, safer, and environmentally friendly operations.
The above system is instrumental in improving environmental, health, and safety conditions by helping ensure grain-related particulates unloaded from trucks and railcars stay on the conveyor belts, reducing product loss and creating cleaner air.
This installation is just one component of a $20,840,000 grant that will help fund improvements for river terminal operations in the Illinois cities of Granite City, Madison, East St. Louis, and St. Louis, Missouri.
Total project cost: $771,460.00
Federal contribution: $553,432.92
Local private investment: $218,027.08
Although the Port did not manage the construction of this project, if you are interested in future opportunities similar to this one, register for our Planroom for Port-related bids.
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