Denison Switchyard PCB Refurb Narrative.docx

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The document is a project narrative for the Denison Switchyard Power Circuit Breaker Refurbishment Project. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) intends to award a sole-source, firm-fixed-price contract to refurbish five of six switchyard power circuit breakers (PCBs). The comprehensive refurbishment includes replacing critical components such as operating mechanisms, operations counters, bushing assemblies, interrupter assemblies, and gas system seals, as well as installing new cabinet heaters, rupture discs, and providing field service engineers and technicians.

The special notice indicates the contract will be awarded on or before 30 December 2025, with NAICS code 811310. Interested parties may submit a six-page capability statement by 2:00 PM CST on 9 September 2025, to Contracting Officer Tyler Hastings via email. The government retains discretion to proceed with the sole-source action or compete the requirement based on received responses. The contracting agency is the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Tulsa, and this is not a request for competitive quotes.

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Denison Switchyard Power Circuit Breaker Refurbishment Project Narrative

This project refurbishes five of the six switchyard power circuit breakers (PCBs). Critical circuit breaker components will be replaced. Gas system seals will be replaced. PCBs will have controls tested and undergo industry standard electrical testing.

The work includes, but is not limited to:

a. Replace power circuit breaker operating mechanisms.

b. Replace power circuit breaker operations counters.

c. Replace bushing assemblies, to include bushing current transformers.

d. Replace interrupter assemblies.

e. Replace gas system seals and gaskets.

f. Provide desiccants and moisture/humidity controls.

g. Replace cabinet heaters.

h. Replace rupture discs.

i. Provide and install necessary supports, brackets, and ancillary items as required.

j. Provide a field service engineer and field service technicians as necessary to perform refurbishment maintenance tasks.

k. Perform post refurbishment electrical and operational testing.

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