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Emergency Diesel Generator Installation

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Agency

California → Energy Commission

NAICS

221112 - Fossil Fuel Electric Power GenerationView NAICS

Place of Performance

Vernon, CA, 90058

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NONE

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PostedAug 5

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AgencyCalifornia → Energy Commission

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California → Energy Commission

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Full Description

Supply and installation of 40 diesel generator units (2.475 MW each) in modular configurations for continuous operation during partial failures.

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