LC39 Area Power Duct Bank Replacement, Project Control Number (PCN): 100308
ID: 80KSC025ZCS002LType: Sources Sought
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NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATIONNATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATIONNASA KENNEDY SPACE CENTERKENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FL, 32899, USA

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Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction (237130)

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https://sam.gov/opp/24eb2345ab48416fafa4e37e71ac2b03/view
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    NASA's Kennedy Space Center is seeking contractors for the LC39 Area Power Duct Bank Replacement project (PCN: 100308), which involves the design and replacement of the existing Medium Voltage underground duct bank. The objective is to replace aged infrastructure, primarily constructed in the 1960s, that has deteriorated and compromised the power distribution system's reliability for critical NASA missions. The project entails installing approximately 15,000 feet of new underground duct bank and replacing three MV feeders, with a focus on minimizing disruption to ongoing operations through careful phasing of activities. Interested firms, including small and minority businesses, must submit capability statements demonstrating relevant experience and financial capability by February 14, 2025, and access to project documents requires certification through the Defense Logistics Agency. For further inquiries, contact LaCorsha Noel at Lacorsha.d.noel@nasa.gov or Randall A. Gumke at randall.a.gumke@nasa.gov.

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    Sources Sought GPE LC39 DuctBank 31jan2025.pdf
    NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) is issuing a Sources Sought Notice for the LC39 Area Power Duct Bank Replacement project (PCN: 100308). The agency seeks capability statements from various contractors, including small and minority businesses, to gauge interest and subcontracting opportunities related to this Design-Build project. The existing power distribution system, constructed in the 1960s, is significantly deteriorated, primarily due to the use of ‘Orangeburg’ pipes, which have compromised the capacity to maintain feeder cables. The project aims to replace aged duct banks, enhance power capacity, and ensure reliability of the electrical system for critical facilities serving NASA missions. Key elements include installing approximately 15,000 feet of new underground duct bank and replacing three MV feeders. Work will be conducted with minimal disruption to ongoing operations, necessitating detailed phasing of the activities. Interested firms must submit a capability statement that demonstrates relevant experience and financial capability by February 14, 2025. Importantly, access to project documents requires certification through the Defense Logistics Agency. This notice emphasizes the strategic importance of upgrading the power distribution system at KSC for successful future operations.
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