20200721 Ft Peck GSU Install Site Visit Presentation.pptx
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- Solicitation number
- W9128F20R0039
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This document provides details on a federal solicitation for transformer installation services at Fort Peck Powerhouse in Montana. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha is seeking bids to remove two existing single-phase GSU transformer banks and associated equipment, move two government furnished transformers to new locations, install new feeders and connections, and perform related auxiliary work. The solicitation will close on August 11, 2020. A virtual site visit was held on July 21, 2020 to provide additional project information. The estimated construction cost ranges between $5-10 million. The primary NAICS code is 237130 for power and communication line structure construction with a small business size standard of $36.5 million. Interested parties can obtain the solicitation documents through the beta SAM.gov website using the provided solicitation number. The selected contractor must commence work upon award and complete all work within 490 calendar days of the notice to proceed.
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Welcome
Fort peck Dam Generator Step-Up Transformer Install virtual site visit Solicitation: W9128F20R0039 July 21, 2020
To join the meeting: https://usace.webex.com/meet/ronald.s.beyer
Conference line: 1-888-557-8511 (Toll-Free)
1-215-446-3649 (US)
Access Code: 4600292 Security Code: 1234 Photo courtesy of visitmt.com
Agenda – July 21, 2020
| 1000 – 1005 | Introductions / Project Overview |
| 1005 – 1010 | Contracting Briefing / Rules of Engagement |
| 1010 – 1020 | Project Site Specifics |
| 1020 – 1045 | Statement of Work / Project Specs |
| 1045 – 1100 | Q&A |
introductions USACE, Omaha District Office
| Ron Beyer | Project Manager |
| Robin Puskar | Program Manager |
| Nadine Catania | Contract Officer |
| Lucas Kirkpatrick | Electrical Engineer |
| Kalvin Kalafut | Structural Engineer |
| Klaidas Hall | Materials (Geotech) Engineer |
Fort Peck
| Dale Pugh | Maintenance and Operations Manager |
| Tim Zabrocki | Assistant Maintenance and Operations Manager |
Missouri River Resident Office (Bismarck, ND) Tom Westenburg Resident Engineer
Hydroelectric Design Center (HDC), Portland OR Tom Andes Electrical Engineer
Projected Project schedule Pre-solicitation 22 Jun 2020 to 07 Jul 2020
Advertise Period 10 Jul 2020 to 11 Aug 2020
Contractor Site Visit 21 Jul 2020
Award 08 Sep 2020
Outage Period Apr – Nov 2021
USACE, Omaha District Contracting Nadine Catania, contracting officer Rules of Engagement Contract Specialist is the government authority during visit All questions or concerns must be directed to the Contract Specialist No side bars or independent conversations between contractors and government personnel No discussions relating to other Corps acquisitions No corporate denigration or sabotage will be tolerated Hold all questions until the designated question and answer session All questions will be documented and posted on beta.SAM (www.beta.sam.gov) There will be a site visit opportunity once the solicitation is posted If travel restrictions prevent an onsite visit, a virtual site visit will be conducted
Contract and evaluation information
Contract Information Contract Type: Fixed price construction Solicitation Type: Request for Proposal (RFP) Contract Magnitude: $5M-$10M Period of Performance: 490 days from NTP
Evaluation Factors Experience (Company) Past performance Technical approach Personnel qualifications and experience Small business participation Price
Projnet and contact information
ProjNet Used for contractor submitted questions Web site: https://www.projnet.org Bidder Inquiry Key: MP2VCM-FMSMU7 Questions need to be submitted before 5 pm Central Monday August 3rd, 2020
Contract Specialist Contact Information Dan Monahan Email: Daniel.D.Monahan@usace.army.mil Phone: 402-995-2886
File Name
Project SITE Specifics Ft. Peck Switchyard 1
Ft Peck Project Brief Tim Zabrocki, Assistant Maintenance and Operations Manager
Project overview Remove Two existing transformer banks (T2 and T4) and associated features 15kV Oil Filled Cable system Rail System by T2, T3, T4 transformers Install KY4A three-phase transformer and associated foundations, etc.
KY4A 15kV feed KZ2A three-phase transformer and associated foundations, etc.
Priority should be placed on limiting the outage period for transformer KZ2A installation.
Project overview Site Conditions Assume lead paint on everything Bushing oil has PCB contamination Switchyard will be partially energized during construction Rail System is inoperable
Transformer Bank 2 Bank 2, currently 3 Single Phase Transformers
Bank 2
Bank 2: 3 Single Phase 13.8KV to 69 KV transformers
Transformer Bank 4 Bank 4 current location in Switchyard 1
Bank 4
Bank 4, 3 single phase 13.8KV to 115KV transformers
Switchyard one Rails facing the Power House Parking lot
Same rails opposing view
New Transformers Locations, and approximate Final locations
KZ2A
New Transformers Locations, and approximate Final locations
KY4A
Proposed Locations of KZ2A and KY4A
Staging Laydown Areas
There is additional Areas for Contractor Trailers and Staging South of the Switchyard.
Oilostatic Feeders
T3 and T4 Feeders oilostatic feeders
Bank 4 Feed Bank 3 Feed
Both Feeds
Both Feeds in Tunnel Cable Tunnel Turn
Transitions Oilostatic tank and pumps
Oilostatic In Butterfly Valve Corridor Bank 3 Bank 4
Bank 3 Feed
72.5KV Sections and 115KV Sections
72.5KV
115 KV
72.5 KV Disconnect Switches
115KV Bus
Removals of 72.5KV Bus and 115KV bus
File Name
Statement of work and project Specs
Hydroelectric design center Tom Andes, electrical engineer
Statement of Work Work includes removal of the following:
Transformer Banks T2 & T4 All external connections Existing medium and high voltage connections to nearest point of termination 15kV lower bus support structures & foundations as needed for install of new GSUs low voltage power, control, annunciation, and protection conduit and cabling from transformer to first point of termination in Powerhouse Existing T2, T3, T4 transformer foundations as necessary to allow for new KZ2A and KY4A foundations.
15kV Oil Filled Cable system Cable & support brackets between powerhouse and transformer T3 & T4 Oil tank, pumping equipment, control cabinet, oil manifolds, power & control wiring to nearest point of termination.
Rail and rail ties along banks T2, T3, and T4, and North-East section to reactor
Work includes installation of the following:
Transformer KY4A Installation New Concrete foundation, Oil Containment, Seismic Anchorage Move GFE Transformer from temporary storage to permanent location Ground GSU to existing ground mat New 15kV KY4A feeder bus from powerhouse to existing bus riser at T4 Bay New 15kV overhead conductors & support structures from existing bus riser to GSU New 115kV high voltage conductors & support structures New 115kV disconnect switch 961 between KY4A and 115kV system New low voltage power, protection, control, and annunciation conduit and cabling
Work includes installation of the following:
Transformer KZ2A Installation New Concrete foundation, Oil Containment, Seismic Anchorage Move GFE Transformer from temporary storage to permanent location Ground GSU to existing ground mat Reuse existing 15kV T2 solid dielectric conductors from powerhouse to switchyard bus riser at T2 Bay New 15kV overhead conductors & support structures from existing bus riser to GSU New 69kV conductors between KZ2A and HV disconnect switch New 69kV disconnect switches 1141, 1143, and 1149 New low voltage power, protection, control, and annunciation conduit and cabling
Project specific details
Ground penetrating radar, etc. required to minimize damage and repair to existing power, ground, oil drain lines, etc.
Repair and replace ground grid as needed Control cables to powerhouse control room to be brought to spreader room with enough extra length to allow termination by the Government in the control room above.
Commissioning partnership between KTR, Transformer Field Engineer, and Government.
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