Pre-Bid Meeting Presentation (CRCBF-14)~1.pdf

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CRCBF-14 Transmission Line & Switchyard Interconnection Project
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69CRC-S2658
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Clark County, Nevada

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The document provided is a Pre-Bid Meeting Presentation for the Colorado River Commission of Nevada Boulder Flats Transmission Line & Switchyard CRCBF-14 - Transmission Line & Substation Construction project. The project involves the construction of a new approximately 10-mile 230kV transmission line with a new 3-breaker ring bus switchyard in Boulder City, Nevada. The project schedule includes an RFP issuance on January 9, 2024, with questions due on February 6, 2024, and proposals due on February 20, 2024. The project requires a full A or AB Nevada Contractor License and includes work by subcontractors. Bid security of 5% is required, and bids will be evaluated based on the Bid Form, Bid Schedule, and Workplan submitted. Technical documents include specifications, drawings, and an environmental compliance matrix.

The presentation also covers material procurement, laydown yard requirements, safety and quality control standards, and environmental and permitting requirements. Subcontractors are responsible for obtaining all necessary Federal, US Army, City, and County permits to perform the work, while the owner will obtain the NPDES Construction Permit.

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Pre-Bid Meeting for

Colorado River Commission of Nevada Boulder Flats Transmission Line & Switchyard

CRCBF-14 – Transmission Line & Substation Construction

July 2023

I NTRODUCTI ONS

INTRODUCTIONS

►Colorado River Commission of Nevada - Owner

►Burns & McDonnell – Owner’s Engineer

►Bidders

PROJECT OVERVI EW

Project Description

► New ~10 mile 230kV transmission line with new 3 breaker ring bus switchyard.

► Transmission line crosses through Boulder City and BLM land, easements and BLM Grants have been acquired.

► Will need new access roads for structure installation, generally near existing access roads.

► Crosses NV Energy Transmission Lines, Southwest Gas pipeline, and Copper Mountain Solar Transmission Line

► Switchyard will be on Boulder City land, will need new drive access off existing access road.

RFP SCHEDULE

RFP PROPOSAL SCHEDULE

►RFP Issued – January 9, 2024

►Questions Due – February 6, 2024

►Proposal Due – February 20, 2024

ADDENDUMS

►Addendum #1 – To be issued on February 1, will include, at a minimum:

• Procurement of Surge Arresters per Project Documentation

DI V I S I ON OF RESPONSI B I L I TY &

SUM M ARY OF WORK

WORK BY OTHERS

►Work by Owner

• Testing and Commissioning

►Work by Others

• None

Volume I – Bidding Documents

► Bids to be submitted via NevadaEPro

► Questions

• Contact Bob Reese

• Section 100, Item 3 for Contact Information

► Nevada Contractor Licensing – Full A or AB

• Includes Subcontractors

► Bid Validity – 60 Days Minimum

► Bid Security – 5%

► Bid Form and Bid Schedule – Must be filled out

• Section 400 and 450

► Workplan – Must be submitted with Bid

► Bids are Public Record

► Note Subsurface Conditions - Item 13

Volume II – Contract Forms & Conditions

► Bids to be submitted via NevadaEPro

► Questions

• Contact Bob Reese

• Section 100, Item 3 for Contact Information

► Nevada Contractor Licensing – Full A or AB

• Includes Subcontractors

► Bid Validity – 60 Days Minimum

► Bid Security – 5%

► Bid Form and Bid Schedule – Must be filled out

• Section 400 and 450

► Workplan – Must be submitted with Bid

► Bids are Public Record

► Note Subsurface Conditions - Item 13

TECHNI CAL DOCUM ENTS

REVI EW

Volume III – Specifications

►General CRC Specifications

• Section 1150A Environmental Compliance Reqs

▪ BLM Grant

▪ SNWA/CRC Environmental Matrix

Volume IV – Project Technical Specifications

►Civil-Structural

►Electrical

►Transmission

Volume V - Drawings

►Civil-Strucutral

►Protection and Controls

►Physical

►Transmission

M ATERI ALS , LAYDOW N,

RECEI PT & STORAGE

MATERIALS

► Contractor Supplied Materials:

• Procurement

▪ Switchyard

– Circuit Breakers

– Disconnect Switches

– Instrument Transformers

– Station Service Transformers

– Control Enclosure

– Steel

▪ Transmission Line

– Structures

– Conductor

– Assemblies

– OPGW

► Subcontractor Supplied Materials:

• All Other Materials

MATERIALS

►Subcontractor Supplied Materials:

• All Other Materials

• Switchyard

▪ Rigid Bus and Conductor

▪ Bus Connectors and Fittings

▪ Grounding Conductor and Fittings

▪ Raceway and Fittings (Conduit, Cable Tray, Cable Trench)

▪ Insulators

▪ Surge Arresters

▪ Power and Control Cable

▪ Cable Terminations

▪ Connecting Appurtenances (Bolts, Nuts, Washers, etc.)

• Transmission Line

▪ Connecting Appurtenances (Bolts, Nuts, Washers, etc.)

▪ OPGW Splice Cans and Training Hardware

▪ Conductor Splicing Material and Hardware

MATERIAL RECEIVING & STORAGE

► Owner will provide laydown yard area (Boulder Flats Switchyard Site)

► Subcontractor to include development, fencing, environmental controls, maintenance, security, and restoration of required laydown yard for completion of Subcontractor’s Work.

► Subcontractor to receive, handle, and unload Equipment & Materials at the Site, or at Subcontractor designated material storage yard, including uncrating and storage.

► Subcontractor to assume care, custody, control, and maintenance of all Equipment & Material.

► Once laydown area is developed by Contractor, Contractor to move equipment for Project from Newport Switchyard to newly developed Boulder Flats Switchyard site.

PROJECT M I LESTONES &

L I Q U I DATED DAM AG ES

MILESTONES DATES

► Milestone Dates and Liquidated Damages

WORK HOURS / DAYS AND

RESTRI CT I ONS

Work Days / Hours

►Bidder’s work hours and workdays shall align with Tripler

Army Medical Center’s allowable workdays and times, including any non workable days to due to holidays or other TAMC events.

►Bidder to include with their proposal, planned work hours, workdays, known non workdays (including national and local holidays and events.

SAFETY

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

► BMcD Safety & Health Program is included in RFP documents:

• Includes framework designed to coordinate the safety & health efforts of all Subcontractors and lower tier Subcontractors on the project in a consistent manner.

• Contains the minimum standards required by Subcontractors

► Subcontractor is required to develop and implement a Project

Specific Safety & Health Program

• Required to include at a minimum the BMcD Safety & Health

Program standards.

• Subcontractor is required to use BMcD’s safety forms.

• If Subcontractor's plan differs from the BMcD plan, the most stringent requirement will apply.

• Subcontractor Sample Safety Plan to be submitted with Proposal.

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

►Full time Safety Personnel requirements:

"7.12.5 Subcontractor shall provide a full-time qualified and experienced Safety and Health Representative, acceptable to

Contractor, when the total number of employees of Subcontractor and its sub-subcontractors on the Project Site reaches twenty-five

(25), and an additional Safety and Health Representative for each seventy-five (75) employees thereafter.”

QUALI TY

CONTROL

QUALITY REQUIREMENTS

►Spec Section 014005 Subcontractor QA/QC document establishes the key requirements for

Quality.

►The Subcontractor is directly responsible for the quality of their products and services, including those of their suppliers & subcontractors

►The Subcontractor will perform and document the activities to verify the requirements specified in the subcontract documents are completed correctly and in their entirety.

QUALITY REQUIREMENTS

►A draft Quality Plan containing sample procedures and forms is included in the RFP documents as reference.

►Subcontractor shall implement a written Quality

Control System to meet the requirements of

Section 014005, Quality Plan, and the Contract

Documents.

►Subcontractor must submit their written Quality

Control System for review and approval prior to starting work

ENVI RONM ENTAL AND

PERM I TT I NG

ENVIRONMENTAL

►Subcontractor will complete their Work in compliance with all the applicable regulatory requirements and the

Contract Documents.

►Where removal of existing duct or cabling is required inside transite duct, Subcontractor is to provide all environmental remediation services for personnel and public safety regarding exposure to asbestos.

►Subcontractor to install, monitor, and remove wildlife sanctuary fencing as required to provide protection during completion of their Work.

PERMITTING (see Permit Matrix)

►BMcD

• NPDES Construction Permit – BMcD to prepare and submit, including Stormwater Prevention Pollution Plan (SWPPP)

►Subcontractor – all other Federal, US Army, City, &

County permits required to perform Work, including:

• NPDES Dewatering Permit, as required

• Permits to perform work

• Street usage permits for construction

• Electrical permits and approval

QUESTIONS?

SITE VISIT

TBA by Bidder

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