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Commission hears update on plan to solicit bids for wrapping large electrical boxes
Summary
Staff reported they are preparing to solicit three bids to wrap the largest electrical box as a pilot, with two vendors identified and procurement steps pending; commissioners asked staff to proceed with bid outreach and report back.
City staff updated the Arts Commission Tuesday on plans to solicit bids to wrap large utility boxes as public art projects.
Staff said they will request three bids and plan to use the largest box as the pilot measurement to estimate costs for wrapping other boxes. Two local vendors — Blue Fox and Humphreys — were identified as potential bidders; Blue Fox declined to measure boxes in person and Humphreys indicated willingness to measure. Staff said procurement is still being scheduled and that they will provide vendors with the largest-box measurement and request best pricing for a per-box wrap.
Commissioners discussed process details: the plan is to take measurements of the largest box, advertise those dimensions to bidders (rather than requiring immediate site measurements), and then compare bids. If a vendor is selected, staff expect they could wrap several boxes in the first year and then assess the program.
Staff committed to begin the bid outreach immediately and to return with bid results and recommended contract language at a future meeting.
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