Q-A Repair Switchgear Breakers.pdf

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Repair Switchgear Breaker Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
W50S8D23R0015
Issued by
Department of the Army National Guard

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This document contains questions and answers regarding a solicitation for the repair of a switchgear breaker. The solicitation number is W50S8D23R0015 issued by the Department of the Army National Guard. The breaker was previously located in a PACS switchgear manufactured by Eaton with project number AY200608F211, but has since been removed due to failure. As-built drawings of the switchgear are provided to confirm the breaker wiring. The only known issue with the breaker is arcing off the insulator. Bidders cannot obtain the breaker for inspection as it must remain on site.

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Ques�on & Answers for the Repair Switchgear Breakers (W50S8D23R0015)

1. Is the breaker located in a piece of PACS Switchgear? If so can we get an original project number? Yes it was located in a PACS switchgear but removed when the breaker failed. The original project by Eaton was number was AY200608F211

2. Is there any as ships you can send me, so we can look over to confirm the wiring on the breaker?

Please see as-built atached.

3. Is the arcing off the insulator the only issue with the breaker? Yes

4. Can we get the breaker in our facility so we can perform a free inspec�on? We cannot ship as part of the solicita�on.

See as atached as-builts for more detail

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