The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) issued a Sources Sought Notice to identify vendors capable of removing and replacing an existing 4160V to 480V electrical step-down transformer rated at 750kVA output at the Perry Point VA Medical Center. The contractor will be responsible for all aspects of the project, including providing supervision, labor, materials, and equipment. A planned single 10-hour shutdown is required for the replacement. The contractor must adhere to safety protocols, conduct a hazard analysis, and perform necessary testing before re-energizing the new transformer. Interested vendors must respond by January 30, 2025, with information regarding their capabilities, business status, and compliance with subcontracting limitations. This notice serves as market research for planning purposes and is not a solicitation for offers. The VA aims to establish an effective acquisition strategy based on the responses received.

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