Fort Peck PH1 Cubicle Room 15kV Switchgear, Montana
ID: W9128F25R0016Type: Special Notice
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DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE ARMYW071 ENDIST OMAHAOMAHA, NE, 68102-4901, USA

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https://sam.gov/opp/97b28d68b31f49af943124128c9356bf/view
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    The Department of Defense, specifically the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is hosting an Industry Day for the Fort Peck Powerhouse 1 Cubicle Room 15kV Switchgear Upgrade project in Montana, scheduled for November 19, 2024. The objective of this procurement is to modernize the existing 15kV switchgear system, which has been in service since the late 1940s, by replacing it with a new system that meets contemporary safety standards and enhances operational reliability. This upgrade is crucial for maintaining the efficiency and safety of the hydroelectric facility, ensuring compliance with modern engineering standards and regulatory requirements. Interested parties can submit inquiries via ProjNet and should contact Margarette Wolfe or Daniel D. Monahan for further information, with the comment period for the draft solicitation closing on November 19, 2024.

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    Margarette Wolfe
    Margarette.E.Wolfe@usace.army.mil
    Daniel D. Monahan
    daniel.d.monahan@usace.army.mil
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    FP PH1 Cubicle Room 15kV SG 90 Contract Drawings Part 1 of 3 (Draft).pdf
    The document details the proposed upgrade of the switchgear in the cubicle room at Powerhouse 1, located at the Fort Peck Dam on the Missouri River. The upgrade aims to enhance the electrical infrastructure, involving the removal of outdated equipment, installation of new switchgear, and modifications to existing foundations and bus structures. Key tasks include disconnecting and relocating transformers, ensuring minimal disruption to existing utilities, and adhering to safety protocols during construction. Specific drawings illustrate the new configurations, foundation requirements, and layout modifications necessary for the successful implementation of the project. This initiative reflects the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' commitment to modernizing hydroelectric facilities to maintain operational efficiency and compliance with evolving standards and regulations.
    FP PH1 Cubicle Room 15kV SG 90 Contract Drawings Part 2 of 3 (Draft).pdf
    The document outlines the Powerhouse 1 Cubicle Room Switchgear Upgrade project at Fort Peck Dam, Omaha, Nebraska, overseen by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The project includes the removal and replacement of various electrical components, with detailed specifications on wiring panels and relay boards essential for the hydroelectric facility's operation. The drawings, such as ED749 and ED750, emphasize equipment to be removed and provide a comprehensive overview of the electrical layout. Notable elements include terminal block wiring and relay configurations, with precise annotations for specific parts and their functionalities. This project aims to enhance operational efficiency and security systems while adhering to engineering standards and regulatory requirements. Structured for engineers and contractors, the document details necessary adjustments, resource drawings, and safety protocols, reinforcing the Corps' commitment to maintaining and upgrading critical infrastructure in support of energy generation.
    FP PH1 Cubicle Room 15kV SG 90 Contract Drawings Part 3 of 3 (Draft).pdf
    The document pertains to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and consists of numerous design sheets associated with projects potentially soliciting proposals for government contracts. It includes details about various engineering plans, schematics, and specifications for electrical and mechanical systems across multiple sites. Each section features designations like sheet numbers, project identifiers, and includes sections for submission and processing of drawings. The document emphasizes the formal structure required for proposals that align with federal grant conditions and state/local request for proposals (RFPs). The intended purpose is to facilitate the development and implementation of essential infrastructure improvements while ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards. Critical details encompass engineering standards needed for project approvals, documentation requirements for contractors, and considerations for health, safety, and regulatory adherence. This complex array of documents highlights the organized and technical approach necessary to secure government contracts within the engineering sector, reflecting the Army Corps' commitment to maintaining rigorous project execution protocols.
    FP PH1 Cubicle Room 15kV Switchgear Specs_90percent_Submittal (DRAFT).pdf
    The document outlines the comprehensive plan for upgrading the 15kV switchgear in the Fort Peck PH1 Cubicle Room, detailing the contractor’s responsibilities regarding supervision, engineering, labor, materials, and equipment. Key tasks encompass the removal and disposal of existing switchgear, feeders, cables, and components, followed by the installation of new switchgear, vacuum breakers, feeders, and related systems. Additionally, it specifies payment structures tied to various stages of work, emphasizing that costs associated with necessary actions are included in the bid price. The document also covers compliance and reporting procedures concerning labor wages, certified payroll submissions via an electronic system, and training for government personnel. Specific project modifications and their related pricing are addressed, ensuring adherence to construction and labor standards. Safety and environmental considerations are highlighted, directing contractors to minimize disturbances during demolition, manage waste, and follow strict methods for energy and dust control. Overall, this document serves as a guideline for contractors bidding on the project, ensuring relevant regulatory compliance and operational efficiency during the upgrade process.
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