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ERCIP UPGRADE CRITICAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

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The ERCIP Upgrade Critical Medical Facilities project, managed by Navfac Southwest for the Department of the Navy, focuses on enhancing energy efficiency and sustainability at the Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton. A primary component of the work involves the installation of carport solar photovoltaic arrays integrated with a battery energy storage system to provide carbon pollution free electricity. Additionally, the project includes significant infrastructure upgrades to the Central Utility Plant, specifically targeting the replacement of inefficient chilled water equipment and the optimization of both chilled and hot water system operations. The scope of work further extends to mechanical and electrical modernization, including the replacement of existing motors with synchronous reluctance motors and compatible drives across various HVAC and medical support systems. This effort includes modifications to BAS/DDC wiring, the installation of advanced building meters, and a revision of operation sequences to maximize low energy parallel pumping. To ensure long-term reliability and performance, the contract requires comprehensive retro-commissioning of upgraded systems and the replacement of exterior and parking garage lighting with energy-efficient LED luminaires.

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Navfac Southwest project upgrading Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton with solar, batteries, and HVAC efficiency.

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Southwest
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Install carport solar photovoltaic arrays in the Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton parking lots and link to a battery energy storage system to provide carbon pollution free electricity to the hospital. Upgrade inefficient chilled water equipment in Central Utility Plant and optimize the operations of chilled water and hot water systems. Replace existing motors with synchronous reluctance motors and compatible drives on various heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) and medical support systems. Provide modifications and upgrades to BAS/DDC wiring and commissioning of the new motors/drives serving the existing variable speed applications. Revise sequence of operation to maximize low energy parallel pumping operation where applicable. Install advanced meters on building to connect/communicate to the BAS/DDC system. Perform retro-commissioning on upgraded systems to improve the performance and reliability of the systems. Replace existing luminaires in exterior and parking garages with light-emitting diode (LED) luminaires.

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