In accordance with Texas Government Code 2269, Brazoria County is seeking proposals for a maintenance building and tire welding shop and truck storage shed to be located at the West Service Center as well as emergency generators to be located at the Central and West Service Centers. Any prospective respondent desiring any explanation or interpretation of the solicitation must make a written request online through Bonfire electronic platform or email the project facilitator as shown in Section "Questions Due Date (for Clarifications)", which must be received by the Purchasing Department at least five (5) business days prior to the scheduled time for the offer opening. If Submitting a Sealed Offer, Please Mark Envelope: "csp #23-57 West and Central Service Centers Improvements" Brazoria County reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids/offers as it deems in its best interest and to waive any formalities. Question Deadline 11/06/2023 In accordance with Texas Government Code 2269, Brazoria County is seeking proposals for a maintenance building and tire welding shop and truck storage shed to be located at the West Service Center as well as emergency generators to be located at the Central and West Service Centers. 2.1 Maintenance Building and Tire Welding Shop Construction of a new maintenance building and tire & welding shop at the Brazoria County West Service Center located 121 North 10 th Street, West Columbia, Texas 77486. Construction shall include the interior layout for the facilities offices, restroom, and warehouse space. MEP design will include new electrical meter and service to the facility. It will include plumbing design as needed for each building. Site lighting and HVAC design for each building is also included. Additional Civil grading, paving and drainage improvement are included in the site plan improvements. 2.2 Central Service Center Generator: We will remove the option to modify the crew room generator, incoming service, disconnects and distribution panels to feed the mechanics shop and its subsequent loads. We will design a new 60kW generator, automatic transfer switch and foundation to provide backup power for the mechanics shop and all the buildings it supplies. 2.3 West Service Center Generator: We will remove the option to have a single generator provide service to both the truck shop and the administration building. We will design a new 60kW generator, automatic transfer switch and foundation to provide backup power for the administration building. We will modify the drawings for the truck shop to use the existing transfer switch with our original generator design to serve only the truck shop with no provisions to feed the administration building.