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Electrical Resiliency & Power Distribution

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This subcontract for Electrical Resiliency and Power Distribution involves performing critical electrical infrastructure upgrades for prime contractors on USACE medical facility projects at Eglin Air Force Base. The scope of work focuses on Building 2825 and Building 2796, where the contractor will conduct load and arc flash studies and replace electrical switchgear to deliver updated distribution systems. To ensure safety and compliance, the project requires strict adherence to UFC and NFPA medical codes, and all supervisors must hold ASHE construction certification. A primary operational requirement is the execution of phased cut-overs to maintain zero disruption to essential life-safety systems throughout the upgrade process.

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Electrical infrastructure upgrades at Eglin AFB medical facilities requiring phased cut-overs and certification.

NAICS

238210 - Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

Place of Performance

0, FL, USA

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of W9127827QA003.

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Market Intelligence - Progressive Design-Build - SRM Campaign for the 96th Medical Group

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W074 Endist Mobile
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Performs electrical infrastructure upgrades for prime contractors on USACE medical facility projects at Eglin Air Force Base. Conducts load and arc flash studies and replaces electrical switchgear in Building 2825 and Building 2796. Requires ASHE construction certification for supervisors and adherence to UFC and NFPA medical codes. Executes phased cut-overs to ensure zero disruption to life-safety systems. Delivers updated distribution systems and validated studies.

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