Barkley Turbine Generator Rehabilitation Project
Closed Solicitation Posted
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- Solicitation number
- W912P519B0003
- Agency
-
ENDIST Nashville
US Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Defense
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- No set-aside
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 237990 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
- Place of performance
- Kuttawa KY 42055 USA
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Nashville District, seeks a firm fixed-price construction contract valued between $25-100 million to rehabilitate four turbine generators at the Barkley Power Plant in Kuttawa, Kentucky. The scope of work includes rewinding three generators to increase maximum output capacity and performing upgrades and refurbishment of mechanical, electrical, and turbine systems over a six to eight year period. Evaluation criteria include price and contractor past performance. Questions are due by specified dates with bids due by September 8, 2020.
There is no set-aside designation. The project's NAICS code is 237130 and PSC code is R499. Incumbents include Voith Hydro, Inc. and GE Renewable US LLC who submitted bids. Work is to be completed over six years and eight months and includes rewinding stator windings, replacing turbine runners, and upgrading support systems at the plant located in Kuttawa, Kentucky.
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Update #8 · Latest ·
The Nashville District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) anticipates soliciting a requirement for a firm fixed-price construction contract to rehabilitate four (4) turbine generators at Barkley Power Plant, Kuttawa, KY. The estimated magnitude of this project is between $25,000,000 and $100,000,000.
Summary of work for the Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project:
1. The overall goal of this project is to increase the generator maximum output from 41.52 MW to 46.5 MW. This will be accomplished by rewinding units 2, 3, and 4. Unit 1 was rewound in September 2011 and will require some generator work. All the mechanical system to support this new load will have to be assessed and refurbished. While the units are down for rehabilitation there will be some efforts to upgrade or replace systems associated with the turbine generators.
2. General Project: The term of the project is estimated for six (6) years and eight (8) months which includes model testing, fabrication and installation of each unit.
3. Electrical Work: The electrical work will primarily include the stator winding, core laminations, rotor poles, and model verification. The stator is expected to be upgraded to epoxy mica insulation. This will allow for better thermal performance. The core will be designed with continuously stacked cores for more physical strength.
4. Turbine Work: Majority of the turbine work will be focused around head covers, wicket gates, turbine shaft, runner, bearings, operating ring, servomotors, and facing plates. Four (4) new runners will be installed with the implementation of a static oil head. A special item in this contract will be producing a display from one existing runner. The wicket gates will be refurbished and some spares will be fabricated. All turbine bearings will be inspected and converted to a straight fit. The rest of the turbine equipment will be inspected and/or replaced to include but not limited to stay ring, stay vane, vacuum breaker, discharge ring, winter-kennedy and heat taps, head covers, bottom ring, and facing plates.
5. Mechanical Work: During the rehab all the mechanical support systems will be inspected or upgraded. This will include but not limited to brake ring, brake cylinders, thrust bearing coolers, float switches, digital relays, oil cleaning skid, governor temperature readout, lift system replacement, surface air cooler replacement, rotor spider inspection, guide bearing pumps, unwater valve, vacuum breakers, wicket gate lubrication system, and rotating exciter will be removed.
The contractor will be required to provide all plant, labor and materials to construct these features.
Due to the social distancing guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) because of the COVID-19 situation, a virtual site visit is scheduled for Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Central Time. Also, physical site visits are tentatively schedule for Thursday, June 18, 2020 and Friday, June 19, 2020 to allow vendors to see and have access to a de-watered unit. Please see the solicitation for additional details on how to participate in these site visits.
Questions regarding this project must be submitted in writing to Contract Specialist Kristal Jones at Kristal.R.Jones@usace.army.mil. Please include the solicitaion number and project name (Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project) in the subject line of the e-mail.
22 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0001
25 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0002
01 Jul 2020: Posting of Amendment 0003
31 Jul 2020: Posting of Amendment 0004
21 Aug 2020: Posting of Amendment 0005
22 Aug 2020: Update to bid opening due date
03 Sep 2020: Posting of Amednment 0006
Update #7 ·
The Nashville District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) anticipates soliciting a requirement for a firm fixed-price construction contract to rehabilitate four (4) turbine generators at Barkley Power Plant, Kuttawa, KY. The estimated magnitude of this project is between $25,000,000 and $100,000,000.
Summary of work for the Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project:
1. The overall goal of this project is to increase the generator maximum output from 41.52 MW to 46.5 MW. This will be accomplished by rewinding units 2, 3, and 4. Unit 1 was rewound in September 2011 and will require some generator work. All the mechanical system to support this new load will have to be assessed and refurbished. While the units are down for rehabilitation there will be some efforts to upgrade or replace systems associated with the turbine generators.
2. General Project: The term of the project is estimated for six (6) years and eight (8) months which includes model testing, fabrication and installation of each unit.
3. Electrical Work: The electrical work will primarily include the stator winding, core laminations, rotor poles, and model verification. The stator is expected to be upgraded to epoxy mica insulation. This will allow for better thermal performance. The core will be designed with continuously stacked cores for more physical strength.
4. Turbine Work: Majority of the turbine work will be focused around head covers, wicket gates, turbine shaft, runner, bearings, operating ring, servomotors, and facing plates. Four (4) new runners will be installed with the implementation of a static oil head. A special item in this contract will be producing a display from one existing runner. The wicket gates will be refurbished and some spares will be fabricated. All turbine bearings will be inspected and converted to a straight fit. The rest of the turbine equipment will be inspected and/or replaced to include but not limited to stay ring, stay vane, vacuum breaker, discharge ring, winter-kennedy and heat taps, head covers, bottom ring, and facing plates.
5. Mechanical Work: During the rehab all the mechanical support systems will be inspected or upgraded. This will include but not limited to brake ring, brake cylinders, thrust bearing coolers, float switches, digital relays, oil cleaning skid, governor temperature readout, lift system replacement, surface air cooler replacement, rotor spider inspection, guide bearing pumps, unwater valve, vacuum breakers, wicket gate lubrication system, and rotating exciter will be removed.
The contractor will be required to provide all plant, labor and materials to construct these features.
Due to the social distancing guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) because of the COVID-19 situation, a virtual site visit is scheduled for Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Central Time. Also, physical site visits are tentatively schedule for Thursday, June 18, 2020 and Friday, June 19, 2020 to allow vendors to see and have access to a de-watered unit. Please see the solicitation for additional details on how to participate in these site visits.
Questions regarding this project must be submitted in writing to Contract Specialist Kristal Jones at Kristal.R.Jones@usace.army.mil. Please include the solicitaion number and project name (Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project) in the subject line of the e-mail.
22 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0001
25 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0002
01 Jul 2020: Posting of Amendment 0003
31 Jul 2020: Posting of Amendment 0004
21 Aug 2020: Posting of Amendment 0005
22 Aug 2020: Update to bid opening due date
Update #6 ·
The Nashville District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) anticipates soliciting a requirement for a firm fixed-price construction contract to rehabilitate four (4) turbine generators at Barkley Power Plant, Kuttawa, KY. The estimated magnitude of this project is between $25,000,000 and $100,000,000.
Summary of work for the Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project:
1. The overall goal of this project is to increase the generator maximum output from 41.52 MW to 46.5 MW. This will be accomplished by rewinding units 2, 3, and 4. Unit 1 was rewound in September 2011 and will require some generator work. All the mechanical system to support this new load will have to be assessed and refurbished. While the units are down for rehabilitation there will be some efforts to upgrade or replace systems associated with the turbine generators.
2. General Project: The term of the project is estimated for six (6) years and eight (8) months which includes model testing, fabrication and installation of each unit.
3. Electrical Work: The electrical work will primarily include the stator winding, core laminations, rotor poles, and model verification. The stator is expected to be upgraded to epoxy mica insulation. This will allow for better thermal performance. The core will be designed with continuously stacked cores for more physical strength.
4. Turbine Work: Majority of the turbine work will be focused around head covers, wicket gates, turbine shaft, runner, bearings, operating ring, servomotors, and facing plates. Four (4) new runners will be installed with the implementation of a static oil head. A special item in this contract will be producing a display from one existing runner. The wicket gates will be refurbished and some spares will be fabricated. All turbine bearings will be inspected and converted to a straight fit. The rest of the turbine equipment will be inspected and/or replaced to include but not limited to stay ring, stay vane, vacuum breaker, discharge ring, winter-kennedy and heat taps, head covers, bottom ring, and facing plates.
5. Mechanical Work: During the rehab all the mechanical support systems will be inspected or upgraded. This will include but not limited to brake ring, brake cylinders, thrust bearing coolers, float switches, digital relays, oil cleaning skid, governor temperature readout, lift system replacement, surface air cooler replacement, rotor spider inspection, guide bearing pumps, unwater valve, vacuum breakers, wicket gate lubrication system, and rotating exciter will be removed.
The contractor will be required to provide all plant, labor and materials to construct these features.
Due to the social distancing guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) because of the COVID-19 situation, a virtual site visit is scheduled for Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Central Time. Also, physical site visits are tentatively schedule for Thursday, June 18, 2020 and Friday, June 19, 2020 to allow vendors to see and have access to a de-watered unit. Please see the solicitation for additional details on how to participate in these site visits.
Questions regarding this project must be submitted in writing to Contract Specialist Kristal Jones at Kristal.R.Jones@usace.army.mil. Please include the solicitaion number and project name (Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project) in the subject line of the e-mail.
22 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0001
25 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0002
01 Jul 2020: Posting of Amendment 0003
31 Jul 2020: Posting of Amendment 0004
21 Aug 2020: Posting of Amendment 0005
Update #5 ·
The Nashville District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) anticipates soliciting a requirement for a firm fixed-price construction contract to rehabilitate four (4) turbine generators at Barkley Power Plant, Kuttawa, KY. The estimated magnitude of this project is between $25,000,000 and $100,000,000.
Summary of work for the Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project:
1. The overall goal of this project is to increase the generator maximum output from 41.52 MW to 46.5 MW. This will be accomplished by rewinding units 2, 3, and 4. Unit 1 was rewound in September 2011 and will require some generator work. All the mechanical system to support this new load will have to be assessed and refurbished. While the units are down for rehabilitation there will be some efforts to upgrade or replace systems associated with the turbine generators.
2. General Project: The term of the project is estimated for six (6) years and eight (8) months which includes model testing, fabrication and installation of each unit.
3. Electrical Work: The electrical work will primarily include the stator winding, core laminations, rotor poles, and model verification. The stator is expected to be upgraded to epoxy mica insulation. This will allow for better thermal performance. The core will be designed with continuously stacked cores for more physical strength.
4. Turbine Work: Majority of the turbine work will be focused around head covers, wicket gates, turbine shaft, runner, bearings, operating ring, servomotors, and facing plates. Four (4) new runners will be installed with the implementation of a static oil head. A special item in this contract will be producing a display from one existing runner. The wicket gates will be refurbished and some spares will be fabricated. All turbine bearings will be inspected and converted to a straight fit. The rest of the turbine equipment will be inspected and/or replaced to include but not limited to stay ring, stay vane, vacuum breaker, discharge ring, winter-kennedy and heat taps, head covers, bottom ring, and facing plates.
5. Mechanical Work: During the rehab all the mechanical support systems will be inspected or upgraded. This will include but not limited to brake ring, brake cylinders, thrust bearing coolers, float switches, digital relays, oil cleaning skid, governor temperature readout, lift system replacement, surface air cooler replacement, rotor spider inspection, guide bearing pumps, unwater valve, vacuum breakers, wicket gate lubrication system, and rotating exciter will be removed.
The contractor will be required to provide all plant, labor and materials to construct these features.
Due to the social distancing guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) because of the COVID-19 situation, a virtual site visit is scheduled for Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Central Time. Also, physical site visits are tentatively schedule for Thursday, June 18, 2020 and Friday, June 19, 2020 to allow vendors to see and have access to a de-watered unit. Please see the solicitation for additional details on how to participate in these site visits.
Questions regarding this project must be submitted in writing to Contract Specialist Kristal Jones at Kristal.R.Jones@usace.army.mil. Please include the solicitaion number and project name (Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project) in the subject line of the e-mail.
22 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0001
25 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0002
01 Jul 2020: Posting of Amendment 0003
31 Jul 2020: Posting of Amendment 0004
Update #4 ·
The Nashville District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) anticipates soliciting a requirement for a firm fixed-price construction contract to rehabilitate four (4) turbine generators at Barkley Power Plant, Kuttawa, KY. The estimated magnitude of this project is between $25,000,000 and $100,000,000.
Summary of work for the Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project:
1. The overall goal of this project is to increase the generator maximum output from 41.52 MW to 46.5 MW. This will be accomplished by rewinding units 2, 3, and 4. Unit 1 was rewound in September 2011 and will require some generator work. All the mechanical system to support this new load will have to be assessed and refurbished. While the units are down for rehabilitation there will be some efforts to upgrade or replace systems associated with the turbine generators.
2. General Project: The term of the project is estimated for six (6) years and eight (8) months which includes model testing, fabrication and installation of each unit.
3. Electrical Work: The electrical work will primarily include the stator winding, core laminations, rotor poles, and model verification. The stator is expected to be upgraded to epoxy mica insulation. This will allow for better thermal performance. The core will be designed with continuously stacked cores for more physical strength.
4. Turbine Work: Majority of the turbine work will be focused around head covers, wicket gates, turbine shaft, runner, bearings, operating ring, servomotors, and facing plates. Four (4) new runners will be installed with the implementation of a static oil head. A special item in this contract will be producing a display from one existing runner. The wicket gates will be refurbished and some spares will be fabricated. All turbine bearings will be inspected and converted to a straight fit. The rest of the turbine equipment will be inspected and/or replaced to include but not limited to stay ring, stay vane, vacuum breaker, discharge ring, winter-kennedy and heat taps, head covers, bottom ring, and facing plates.
5. Mechanical Work: During the rehab all the mechanical support systems will be inspected or upgraded. This will include but not limited to brake ring, brake cylinders, thrust bearing coolers, float switches, digital relays, oil cleaning skid, governor temperature readout, lift system replacement, surface air cooler replacement, rotor spider inspection, guide bearing pumps, unwater valve, vacuum breakers, wicket gate lubrication system, and rotating exciter will be removed.
The contractor will be required to provide all plant, labor and materials to construct these features.
Due to the social distancing guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) because of the COVID-19 situation, a virtual site visit is scheduled for Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Central Time. Also, physical site visits are tentatively schedule for Thursday, June 18, 2020 and Friday, June 19, 2020 to allow vendors to see and have access to a de-watered unit. Please see the solicitation for additional details on how to participate in these site visits.
Questions regarding this project must be submitted in writing to Contract Specialist Kristal Jones at Kristal.R.Jones@usace.army.mil. Please include the solicitaion number and project name (Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project) in the subject line of the e-mail.
22 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0001
25 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0002
01 Jul 2020: Posting of Amendment 0003
Update #3 ·
The Nashville District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) anticipates soliciting a requirement for a firm fixed-price construction contract to rehabilitate four (4) turbine generators at Barkley Power Plant, Kuttawa, KY. The estimated magnitude of this project is between $25,000,000 and $100,000,000.
Summary of work for the Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project:
1. The overall goal of this project is to increase the generator maximum output from 41.52 MW to 46.5 MW. This will be accomplished by rewinding units 2, 3, and 4. Unit 1 was rewound in September 2011 and will require some generator work. All the mechanical system to support this new load will have to be assessed and refurbished. While the units are down for rehabilitation there will be some efforts to upgrade or replace systems associated with the turbine generators.
2. General Project: The term of the project is estimated for six (6) years and eight (8) months which includes model testing, fabrication and installation of each unit.
3. Electrical Work: The electrical work will primarily include the stator winding, core laminations, rotor poles, and model verification. The stator is expected to be upgraded to epoxy mica insulation. This will allow for better thermal performance. The core will be designed with continuously stacked cores for more physical strength.
4. Turbine Work: Majority of the turbine work will be focused around head covers, wicket gates, turbine shaft, runner, bearings, operating ring, servomotors, and facing plates. Four (4) new runners will be installed with the implementation of a static oil head. A special item in this contract will be producing a display from one existing runner. The wicket gates will be refurbished and some spares will be fabricated. All turbine bearings will be inspected and converted to a straight fit. The rest of the turbine equipment will be inspected and/or replaced to include but not limited to stay ring, stay vane, vacuum breaker, discharge ring, winter-kennedy and heat taps, head covers, bottom ring, and facing plates.
5. Mechanical Work: During the rehab all the mechanical support systems will be inspected or upgraded. This will include but not limited to brake ring, brake cylinders, thrust bearing coolers, float switches, digital relays, oil cleaning skid, governor temperature readout, lift system replacement, surface air cooler replacement, rotor spider inspection, guide bearing pumps, unwater valve, vacuum breakers, wicket gate lubrication system, and rotating exciter will be removed.
The contractor will be required to provide all plant, labor and materials to construct these features.
Due to the social distancing guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) because of the COVID-19 situation, a virtual site visit is scheduled for Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Central Time. Also, physical site visits are tentatively schedule for Thursday, June 18, 2020 and Friday, June 19, 2020 to allow vendors to see and have access to a de-watered unit. Please see the solicitation for additional details on how to participate in these site visits.
Questions regarding this project must be submitted in writing to Contract Specialist Kristal Jones at Kristal.R.Jones@usace.army.mil. Please include the solicitaion number and project name (Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project) in the subject line of the e-mail.
22 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0001
25 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0002
Update #2 ·
The Nashville District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) anticipates soliciting a requirement for a firm fixed-price construction contract to rehabilitate four (4) turbine generators at Barkley Power Plant, Kuttawa, KY. The estimated magnitude of this project is between $25,000,000 and $100,000,000.
Summary of work for the Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project:
1. The overall goal of this project is to increase the generator maximum output from 41.52 MW to 46.5 MW. This will be accomplished by rewinding units 2, 3, and 4. Unit 1 was rewound in September 2011 and will require some generator work. All the mechanical system to support this new load will have to be assessed and refurbished. While the units are down for rehabilitation there will be some efforts to upgrade or replace systems associated with the turbine generators.
2. General Project: The term of the project is estimated for six (6) years and eight (8) months which includes model testing, fabrication and installation of each unit.
3. Electrical Work: The electrical work will primarily include the stator winding, core laminations, rotor poles, and model verification. The stator is expected to be upgraded to epoxy mica insulation. This will allow for better thermal performance. The core will be designed with continuously stacked cores for more physical strength.
4. Turbine Work: Majority of the turbine work will be focused around head covers, wicket gates, turbine shaft, runner, bearings, operating ring, servomotors, and facing plates. Four (4) new runners will be installed with the implementation of a static oil head. A special item in this contract will be producing a display from one existing runner. The wicket gates will be refurbished and some spares will be fabricated. All turbine bearings will be inspected and converted to a straight fit. The rest of the turbine equipment will be inspected and/or replaced to include but not limited to stay ring, stay vane, vacuum breaker, discharge ring, winter-kennedy and heat taps, head covers, bottom ring, and facing plates.
5. Mechanical Work: During the rehab all the mechanical support systems will be inspected or upgraded. This will include but not limited to brake ring, brake cylinders, thrust bearing coolers, float switches, digital relays, oil cleaning skid, governor temperature readout, lift system replacement, surface air cooler replacement, rotor spider inspection, guide bearing pumps, unwater valve, vacuum breakers, wicket gate lubrication system, and rotating exciter will be removed.
The contractor will be required to provide all plant, labor and materials to construct these features.
Due to the social distancing guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) because of the COVID-19 situation, a virtual site visit is scheduled for Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Central Time. Also, physical site visits are tentatively schedule for Thursday, June 18, 2020 and Friday, June 19, 2020 to allow vendors to see and have access to a de-watered unit. Please see the solicitation for additional details on how to participate in these site visits.
Questions regarding this project must be submitted in writing to Contract Specialist Kristal Jones at Kristal.R.Jones@usace.army.mil. Please include the solicitaion number and project name (Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project) in the subject line of the e-mail.
22 May 2020: Posting of Amendment 0001
Update #1 ·
The Nashville District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) anticipates soliciting a requirement for a firm fixed-price construction contract to rehabilitate four (4) turbine generators at Barkley Power Plant, Kuttawa, KY. The estimated magnitude of this project is between $25,000,000 and $100,000,000.
Summary of work for the Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project:
1. The overall goal of this project is to increase the generator maximum output from 41.52 MW to 46.5 MW. This will be accomplished by rewinding units 2, 3, and 4. Unit 1 was rewound in September 2011 and will require some generator work. All the mechanical system to support this new load will have to be assessed and refurbished. While the units are down for rehabilitation there will be some efforts to upgrade or replace systems associated with the turbine generators.
2. General Project: The term of the project is estimated for six (6) years and eight (8) months which includes model testing, fabrication and installation of each unit.
3. Electrical Work: The electrical work will primarily include the stator winding, core laminations, rotor poles, and model verification. The stator is expected to be upgraded to epoxy mica insulation. This will allow for better thermal performance. The core will be designed with continuously stacked cores for more physical strength.
4. Turbine Work: Majority of the turbine work will be focused around head covers, wicket gates, turbine shaft, runner, bearings, operating ring, servomotors, and facing plates. Four (4) new runners will be installed with the implementation of a static oil head. A special item in this contract will be producing a display from one existing runner. The wicket gates will be refurbished and some spares will be fabricated. All turbine bearings will be inspected and converted to a straight fit. The rest of the turbine equipment will be inspected and/or replaced to include but not limited to stay ring, stay vane, vacuum breaker, discharge ring, winter-kennedy and heat taps, head covers, bottom ring, and facing plates.
5. Mechanical Work: During the rehab all the mechanical support systems will be inspected or upgraded. This will include but not limited to brake ring, brake cylinders, thrust bearing coolers, float switches, digital relays, oil cleaning skid, governor temperature readout, lift system replacement, surface air cooler replacement, rotor spider inspection, guide bearing pumps, unwater valve, vacuum breakers, wicket gate lubrication system, and rotating exciter will be removed.
The contractor will be required to provide all plant, labor and materials to construct these features.
Due to the social distancing guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) because of the COVID-19 situation, a virtual site visit is scheduled for Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Central Time. Also, physical site visits are tentatively schedule for Thursday, June 18, 2020 and Friday, June 19, 2020 to allow vendors to see and have access to a de-watered unit. Please see the solicitation for additional details on how to participate in these site visits.
Questions regarding this project must be submitted in writing to Contract Specialist Kristal Jones at Kristal.R.Jones@usace.army.mil. Please include the solicitaion number and project name (Barkley Turbine Generator Rehab Project) in the subject line of the e-mail.
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| Notice | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Barkley Turbine Generator Rehabilitation Project | Award Notice | |
| This notice | Solicitation | |
| Barkley Turbine Generator Rehabilitation Project | Pre-Solicitation | |
| Barkley Power Plant Turbine Generator Rehab NOI | Special Notice | |
| Turbine Generator, Barkley PP - Request for Information | Pre-Solicitation |
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