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CI-499 Electrical mods for motor control/ switch gear

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Navfac Mid-Atlantic, under the Department of the Navy, is forecasting electrical modifications for the motor control and switchgear serving the 400 series tanks at Facility CI498 in Norfolk. The project is necessitated by the fact that the current equipment is antiquated, has exceeded its useful life expectancy, and represents a single point of failure for critical JP5 and F76 operations. Due to the age of the system, current repairs are inefficient and require custom-made switches and bus bars with long lead times. This contract aims to address these vulnerabilities by updating the electrical infrastructure to ensure operational reliability and reduce maintenance delays.

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Navfac Mid-Atlantic will update antiquated electrical switchgear and motor controls at Facility CI498.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-AtlanticView Agency

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ML: NORFOLK, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-Atlantic
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Currently the motor control and switchgear for the 400 series tanks is in need of electrical modifications and presents a single point of failure. The existing equipment is past its useful life expectancy and antiquated. Any current repairs require custom made switches and bus bars that have long lead times. This equipment controls the JP5 and F76 operations. The motor control center is Facility CI498.

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