Attachment_5_Sno-Bird_Estimated_Energy_Usage_Deep_Well_Pumps.xlsx

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San Luis NWRC PV System Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
140F0322R0003
Issued by
Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service

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This document summarizes a federal contract opportunity issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for photovoltaic systems. The agency seeks a firm fixed price design-build construction contract valued between $500,000 and $1,000,000 to install ground-mounted photovoltaic systems at the San Luis National Wildlife Refuge Complex in California. The NAICS code is 237130 and the small business size standard is $39.5 million. This will be a two-phase design-build procurement following FAR procedures 36.3 and 15.101. Phase I proposals are due April 6th and will be evaluated on past experience and performance, with the top five contractors invited to submit Phase II proposals. Phase II proposals will be evaluated on technical approach. The performance period is 365 days and this acquisition is set aside for small businesses.

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San Juaquine RR

Horsepower (HP)RPMsVoltageAmperagePhasePower Draw (kW)Operating Hours (Oct.-Mar.)Energy Usage (kWh)Rate Schedule
SNO DW-1 (North)0176548040.43-phase04368- 0HAGC
SNO DW-3 (East)501780480603-phase37.254380163,155
SNO DW-5 (South)501800460633-phase37.254380163,155AG4B
Total Energy Usage (kWh)326,310
Estimated PV System Size195.51
Total allowable PV size215.06
Horsepower (HP)RPMsVoltageAmperagePhasePower Draw (kW)Operating Hours (Oct.-Mar.)Energy Usage (kWh)Rate Schedule
NEW P-17301770460383-phase22.35195243,627
EXISTING P-17751800115693-phase55.875169694,764
EXISTING P-17 PG&E data154,101
Total Energy Usage (kWh)197,728
Estimated PV System Size118.47
Total allowable PV size130.32Total Energy Usage (kWh)138,391
Estimated PV System Size82.92
345.38Total allowable PV size91.21
Assumptions
1 HP to wattage745306kW
kWh per kW1669
Operating days (Oct to Mar)182
SNO DW-1 operationsPump expected to run 24/7 from October to March

SNO DW-3 operations Pump expected to run 24/7 for the first 11 days of the season, and then 8 hours per day for the rest of the season

SNO DW-5 operations Pump expected to run 24/7 from October to March

NEW P-17 operations 24/7 for first month, and then 8 hours per day for the rest of the season

OLD P-17 operations 24/7 for first month, and then 8 hours per day for the rest of the season

Energy Usage

Horsepower (HP)RPMsVoltageAmperagePhasePower Draw (kW)Operating Hours (Oct.-Mar.)Energy Usage (kWh)Rate Schedule
SNO DW-1 (North)30176548040.43-phase22.35436897,625HAGC
SNO DW-3 (East)501780480603-phase37.25169663,176
SNO DW-5 (South)501800460633-phase37.254368162,708AG4B
Total Energy Usage (kWh)323,509
Estimated PV System Size193.83
Total allowable PV size213.22
Horsepower (HP)RPMsVoltageAmperagePhasePower Draw (kW)Operating Hours (Oct.-Mar.)Energy Usage (kWh)Rate Schedule
NEW P-17301770460383-phase22.35195243,627
EXISTING P-17751800115693-phase55.875169694,764
EXISTING P-17 PG&E data154,101
Total Energy Usage (kWh)197,728
Estimated PV System Size118.47
Total allowable PV size130.32Total Energy Usage (kWh)138,391
Estimated PV System Size82.92
343.54Total allowable PV size91.21
Assumptions
1 HP to wattage745304kW
kWh per kW1669
Operating days (Oct to Mar)182
SNO DW-1 operationsScott expects this pump to run 24/7 from October to March

SNO DW-3 operations Scott expects this pump to run 24/7 for the first 11 days of the season, and then 8 hours per day for the rest of the season

SNO DW-5 operations Scott expects this pump to run 24/7 from October to March

NEW P-17 operations 24/7 for first month, and then 8 hours per day for the rest of the season

OLD P-17 operations 24/7 for first month, and then 8 hours per day for the rest of the season

PG&E Rates

AG-4BHAG-CAG-4Bhttps://www.pge.com/tariffs/assets/pdf/tariffbook/ELEC_SCHEDS_AG-4.pdf
Customer Charge ($ per meter per day)$ 0.760Customer Charge$ 1.430
TOU Meter Charge ($ per meter per day)$ 0.197HAG-Chttps://www.pge.com/tariffs/assets/pdf/tariffbook/ELEC_SCHEDS_AG.pdf
Demand Charges ($/kW)Secondary VoltateMaximum Peak Demand Summer$ 18.570
Demand Charges ($/kW)Maximum Demand Summer$ 10.630Maximum Demand Summer$ 11.950
Maximum Demand Winter$ 7.890Maximum Demand Winter$ 11.950Who pays for SNO DW-3?
Maximum Peak Demand Summer$ 4.260
Primary Voltage Discount Summer$ 1.130Primary VoltageMaximum Peak Demand Summer$ 18.570
Primary Voltage Discount WinterMaximum Demand Summer$ 10.700
Maximum Demand Winter$ 10.700
Energy Charges ($/kWh)Peak Summer$ 0.259
Off-Peak Summer$ 0.192Trans. VoltageMaximum Peak Demand Summer$ 18.570
Part-Peak Winter$ 0.181Maximum Demand Summer$ 3.090
Off-Peak Winter$ 0.180Maximum Demand Winter$ 3.090
Energy Charges ($/kWh)Peak Summer$ 0.177
Off-Peak Summer$ 0.138
Peak Winter$ 0.149
Off-Peak Winter$ 0.124
Demand Charge Rate Limiter$ 0.500

https://www.pge.com/tariffs/assets/pdf/tariffbook/ELEC_SCHEDS_AG.pdfhttps://www.pge.com/tariffs/assets/pdf/tariffbook/ELEC_SCHEDS_AG-4.pdf

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