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High-Voltage Power Cable Supply

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This subcontract, managed by W4LD USA Hecsa for the Department of Defense, involves the supply and installation of high-voltage power cabling for prime contractors supporting US Army Engineer Battalion projects at Marine Corps Base Quantico. The scope of work requires the provision of heavy-duty power cables and connectors specifically engineered to support the voltage and current demands of a 3750 KVA transformer and a 1250KW load bank. To execute the contract, personnel must obtain necessary access approvals from the Provost Marshal's Office and the Quantico Visitor Center. Compliance with DD Form 254 and ENG Form 6055 is mandatory. The project falls under NAICS code 238210 and concludes upon the delivery of the fully completed cabling system.

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238210 - Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

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VA, USA

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Rental of load bank equipment for 249th EN BAT

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Supplies and installs high-voltage power cabling for prime contractors on US Army Engineer Battalion projects at Marine Corps Base Quantico. Provides heavy-duty power cables and connectors capable of handling the voltage and current requirements of a 1250KW load bank and 3750 KVA transformer. Requires personnel access approval from the Quantico Visitor Center and Provost Marshal's Office and compliance with ENG Form 6055 and DD Form 254. Delivers the completed cabling system.

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