The purpose of this contract is for the purchase of Street Lights and Poles to include lamps, ballasts, luminaries, LED lights, HPS bulbs, light poles, signal poles and decorative poles. (“Street Lights and Poles”). In order for an HPS lamp to qualify, all lamps must have a low mercury content with markings to denote that they have passed the U.S. Federal EPA Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP compliant).
Categories:
Category One: Street Light Standards
Category Two: Traffic Signal Standards
Category Three: Roadway Luminaires, Components & HPS Lamps
Category Four: LED Luminaires - Fixed Price
Category Five: LED Luminaires - % off list price (NOTE: items in Category Four are excluded from Category Five)
Category Six: Luminaires/Poles Not Otherwise Categorized
This Contract is available for use by members of the Oregon Cooperative Purchasing Program (ORCPP).
How to use this contract:
1. Review the Contractor section below to find pricing, product offerings, and information for each Contractor.
2. Contact the sales representatives directly to consult about their products and services.
3. Reference DES Contract No. 07521 on your Purchase Order.
4. Contact the Contract Administrator listed below with any further questions.
Consolidated Electrical Distributors
Contact
Jim O'Rourke with questions about CED products and services or to place an order Phone: 206-491-2520
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Meltar Supply
Contact
Tara Kramer with questions about Meltar products and services or to place an order Phone: 503-957-2840
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John Downing with questions about Meltar products and services or to place an order Phone: 813-344-4015
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North Coast Electric
Contact
Ben Weller with questions about North Coast products and services or to place an order Phone: 503 630-2770
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Valmont Industries
Contact
Julie Trent with questions about Valmont products and services or to place an order Phone: 800 345-6825
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DES has ensured this procurement meets
RCW 39.26, follows State of Washington
Current Procurement Policies, follows
DES procurement process, and DES has determined that entering into this master contract will be in the best interest of the State of Washington.