ElectricalTesting25KV Amendment 1.pdf

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AG-0489-S-10-0362

Amendment 1

Electrical Testing & Maintenance for 25KV Power Grid

The bolded and underlined text reflect the changes.

Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Mt. St. Helens National Volcanic Monument

“Electrical Testing and Maintenance for 25KV Power Grid”

C-1 DESCRIPTION OF WORK

a. Provide the following services for power line and reactor, transformer and switch maintenance along primary power line on state highway SR504 MP 22 to 52:

1. Oil Samples and Testing for: 3 boosters, 1 spare booster, 11 padmounts, 1 spare padmount, 4 reactors. Maintenance and testing of one auto transfer switch.

2. Testing of 3 Transformers and 4 Reactors

3. Transformer Oil - 55 gallons of electrical grade mineral oil

4. Switch Maintenance at MP 22 Utility Company Interface

5. Test and Maintain Transfer Switches at Coldwater Maintenance Facility

6. Conduit Repair at East Elk Creek Bridge (work to be done by state licensed electrician)

7. Move and re-spool three wire reels at Coldwater Maintenance Facility, on new wooden spools. Contractor to supply new spools.

8. Test five wooden power poles at Kid Valley Metering Location and Report on integrity of poles.

9. Testing Report - Final Report Summary listing all findings, with test data and recommendations in MS Word and XLS format. Provide electronic copy (XLS, PDF) of all individual test reports and hard copies in a 3 ring binder with Index to Contents.

b. All work shall be done by electrical testing company, licensed in the State of Washington which holds ELO7 contractor’s license.

C-2 PROJECT LOCATION

From Interstate 5, take exit 49/Castle Rock from WA-504 and head East. The high voltage electrical system requiring maintenance is between MP 22 and 52.

C-8 AGAR 42.215-73 POST AWARD CONFERENCE (NOV 1996)

(b) Contractor designated representative or electrical testing foreman (whomever the Contractor will have on the site) shall be present at the post award conference.

2.61 Scope of Work:

AG-0489-S-10-0362

Amendment 1

Electrical Testing & Maintenance for 25KV Power Grid

A. Provide the following services for primary power line and reactor, transformer and switch maintenance along primary power line on state highway SR504 MP 22 to 52.

OVERHEAD LINE WORK consists of maintenance of overhead switch gear and boost transformers located at the interface between Cowlitz PUD and FS system at MP 22, SR 504. These devices are mounted on wooden power poles at that site. All other devices are located at ground level along the system route.

2.62 Equipment and Quality Control

C. All work shall be done by an electrical testing company licensed in the State of

Washington.

2.72 Wooden Power Pole Core Tests

A. Test five wooden power poles at Kid Valley Metering Location for core integrity by core samples. Power poles must meet industry standards for strength and integrity.

4.1 INSTRUCTIONS: Submit Schedule of Items, Qualified Names of Electrical Testing and

Electrician Personnel, and Reference List, complete the electronic contractor registration (see below), and fax your three-page bid package to 503-668-1621 or e-mail to aawong@fs.fed.us with subject line Electrical Testing. Call the person below to confirm receipt. Quotes are due by

1500 hours or 3 pm, local time, April 27, 2010 in the offices of:

USDA Forest Service

EROC-NW Contracting, Attn: Amy Wong

16400 Champion Way

Sandy, OR 97055

Fax: (503) 668-1621, Office (503) 668-1436 aawong@fs.fed.us

• Qualifications: Provide electrician name and electrical testing personnel to perform work on this project in Attachment 2.

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