Street Lighting LED Conversion and Network Controls Services

The City of Columbus, Ohio is seeking street lighting LED conversion and network controls services to transition all remaining non-LED streetlights to LED technology. The agency aims to achieve measurable reductions in energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions while stabilizing its lighting infrastructure. To support this transition, the project requires a secure, scalable lighting management system that enables remote monitoring, control, and diagnostics. The scope of work covers targeted infrastructure stabilization repairs, which will be determined during an investment-grade audit and prioritized based on energy savings and payback periods. The selected provider must reconcile the physical asset inventory with the city's existing records and deliver comprehensive training, documentation, and knowledge transfer to ensure self-sufficient municipal operations. Additionally, the agency requires support in negotiating current metered and tariffed rate structures with energy service providers and internal stakeholders to reflect the reduced power consumption. Bidders must perform all work onsite and must be located onshore within the United States. The agency accepts digital proposal submissions via email or online portal. The budget is not pre-determined, and the agency is requesting pricing proposals from interested bidders to establish the project cost.