Presolicitation NAICS 811310

SYNOPSIS The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Portland District is soliciting a contract for The John Day Lock and Dam Spare GSU Bushing Install and Transformer Testing in Goldendale, Washington. The proposed project will be a sole-source, firm-fixed price (FFP) contract. Background: The existing spare Generator Step-Up (GSU) transformer has been stored at its current location on the intake deck of the John Day Lock & Dam since 1978 and is not currently operational. The spare GSU transformer does not have bushings, low-voltage bushing housing, radiators, fans, temperature indicators, and the control cabinet is missing some devices. Currently, John Day Dam does not have an operational spare transformer should one of the in-service units fail which poses significant risk to the regions power needs. This testing contract is critical to understanding if the current ‘spare’ unit can be upgraded and availability for emergency service restored or if an entirely new transformer needs to be purchased. If a new transformer is required, the lead-time on that supply is 3-5 years. The existing spare GSU transformer has been stored at its current location between GSU Transformer Banks T3 and...

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