8-Attachment No.8 - Req-0004099.2025-02-14 Drawings IFB.pdf

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Pump Station 2 Variable Frequency Drive (VFDs) Upgrade at the Water Resource Recovery Facility
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REQ- 0004099
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Wayne County, Michigan

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The document titled "8-Attachment No.8 - Req-0004099.2025-02-14 Drawings IFB.pdf" appears to be a technical drawing set for the Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) Pump Station 2 Variable Frequency Drive (VFDs) Upgrade project located in Michigan. The project involves comprehensive upgrades to the Water Resource Recovery Facility's pump station infrastructure, specifically focusing on replacing sewage pump VFDs, rewinding sewage pump motors, and upgrading the electrical distribution system. The facility currently has two wet wells with five sluice gates and five stop logs, receiving wastewater from the Oakwood Interceptor and North Interceptor East Arm (NIEA). The pump station has eight centrifugal pumps, with five being variable speed pumps controlled by VFDs to manage wastewater flow.

While specific pricing details are not provided in the attached document, the project represents a critical infrastructure improvement for wastewater management. The upgrade aims to enhance the operational efficiency of the pump station by modernizing its variable frequency drive systems and electrical components. The technical drawings likely provide detailed specifications for the proposed modifications, including electrical layouts, equipment placement, and system integration requirements. The project appears to be funded through municipal infrastructure investment, with the goal of improving the reliability and performance of the Water Resource Recovery Facility's pump station infrastructure.

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