North American Windpower: Massachusetts Looking For Company To Build Wind Turbine At Community College

by NAW Staff on Friday 02 November 2012

Massachusetts' Division of Capital Asset Management is seeking energy companies or contractors to purchase, design and install a wind turbine, as well as provide all other related services, at Bristol Community College in Fall River, Mass.

The commonwealth is interested in proposals that include all design, engineering, permitting, equipment purchase, equipment removal, equipment installation, rigging, piping, wiring, start-up, commissioning, a warranty and maintenance agreement and any other work required to install the wind turbine equipment.

Services are also requested for training in preventive maintenance and operation of the new equipment and maintenance services. Proposals should include details for a comprehensive service and maintenance agreement.

Proposals are due by Nov. 7. More information is available here.

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