IBEW • Prevailing wage • Prime or sub

Public Works & Government Electrical Contracting

Public works and government electrical contracting from Ellensburg, WA. Prime or sub to $2M, IBEW crews, prevailing wage and L&I public works training.

Prime or sub, up to $2 million

Sasquatch Electrical is an Ellensburg electrical contractor for federal, state and local agencies, school and special districts, and general contractors bidding public work. We take projects as prime or electrical subcontractor, from service calls through projects valued up to $2 million, across Central Washington and within about 250 miles of Ellensburg.

Capability Summary

  • Washington electrical contractor: license SASQUEL781K5, General (01). Verify on L&I.
  • L&I public works training: completed. No contractor strikes, no debarments.
  • Federal identifiers: UEI J3RZSP6LFJW4 · CAGE 9YHY9 · NAICS 238210.
  • Past performance: completed work for the U.S. Department of the Interior.
  • Workforce: IBEW signatory, with crews staffed to each project’s size and schedule.
  • Range: service calls through projects up to $2 million; Central Washington and within about 250 miles.

What We Do on Public Projects

  • Electrical repairs and installations in occupied public buildings
  • Service and panel upgrades, distribution and underground work
  • Lighting, controls and building systems
  • Backup power and generators
  • EV charging for fleets and public facilities
  • Solar and energy improvements

More detail on scope, procurement and IBEW apprenticeship is on our commercial electrical page.

Prevailing Wage, Done Correctly

Public work in Washington runs on paperwork as much as wire. We file the Statement of Intent to Pay Prevailing Wages before work starts, submit certified payroll on schedule, and file the Affidavit of Wages Paid at closeout — the filings that release your project’s payments. Phased work, after-hours schedules and occupied buildings are routine.

Public Works FAQ

Can Sasquatch Electrical bid on Washington public works? Yes. We hold an active Washington electrical contractor license and have completed L&I’s required public works training, with no strikes or debarments on record.

Do you work as a subcontractor to general contractors? Yes — as electrical subcontractor or as prime contractor.

How large a project can you take? From single service calls through projects valued up to $2 million.

Are you registered for federal work? Yes. UEI J3RZSP6LFJW4, CAGE 9YHY9, NAICS 238210.

Last reviewed: October 15, 2026

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