The Redwood Coast Energy Authority’s Aug. 27 board packet includes a consent item to award Owsley Electric Inc. a five-year professional services agreement for electrical work at the Redwood Coast Airport Microgrid, with total spending capped at $325,000.
According to the packet, the contractor was selected after a mandatory site visit and a proposal-scoring process. Staff say the company offered the strongest qualifications, experience and response time for routine and emergency service at the microgrid, which is one of RCEA’s core facilities.
The packet’s agenda materials identify the item as a professional services agreement for electrical services at the Redwood Coast Airport Microgrid. The supporting documents are available in the Aug. 27 board packet.
The packet summary available to reporters does not show whether the board ultimately approved the contract at the meeting, and it does not include the detailed scoring rubric or competing bidders.
