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Grid Interconnection Study and Electrical Design

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This subcontract for Grid Interconnection Study and Electrical Design involves performing critical engineering studies for prime contractors on NYSERDA offshore wind predevelopment projects. The primary objective is to determine the feasibility and associated costs of connecting offshore wind farms to the onshore electrical grid. Technical responsibilities include conducting short circuit studies, load flow analysis, and substation design utilizing specialized software such as PSS/E or DIGsilent. The scope of work requires close coordination with Independent System Operators to ensure all designs and studies maintain strict adherence to IEEE standards and NERC/FERC compliance. Key deliverables for this engagement include Grid Impact Studies, Electrical Single Line Diagrams, and formal Interconnection Requests. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 541330 and is associated with New York state energy initiatives.

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Subcontract for NYSERDA offshore wind grid interconnection studies and electrical design engineering services.

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NY, USA

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Offshore Wind Project Predevelopment Program Opportunity Notice

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Performs engineering studies for prime contractors on NYSERDA offshore wind predevelopment projects to determine feasibility and cost of connecting wind farms to the onshore grid. Conducts load flow analysis, short circuit studies, and substation design using PSS/E or DIGsilent software. Coordinates with Independent System Operators (ISOs) ensuring NERC/FERC compliance and IEEE standards. Delivers Interconnection Requests, Electrical Single Line Diagrams, and Grid Impact Studies.

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