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ITQ#165825VT Replacement of Line #1 Lucy to McMinn

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ITQ#165825VTState & Local

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The City of Homestead Electric Department is seeking a contractor for ITQ#165825VT to replace the existing ABB line protection packages on Line #1 with standardized Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories digital relays. This project is part of a broader system modernization strategy to standardize the protective relaying fleet across high-voltage substations and transmission lines to improve maintenance workflows and fault isolation. The work involves executing relay cutovers and field commissioning within a live 138kV substation environment, requiring strict adherence to pre-scheduled transmission outage windows and coordination with System Operations. Responses for this solicitation are due by August 27, 2026, and the project is managed by the Superintendent of Substations and System Protection in Homestead, Florida.

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City of Homestead seeks contractor to replace ABB line protection with SEL digital relays.

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Florida → HPS Energy | Electric ServicesView Agency

NAICS

221121 - Electric Bulk Power Transmission and ControlView NAICS

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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AgencyFlorida → HPS Energy | Electric Services
Contacts2 people available
OfficeHomestead, FL, 33030, USA
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Office AddressHomestead, FL, 33030, USA
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Louis CooperSuperintendent of Substations & System Protection
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Veronica TzocBuyer Analyst
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Kauri Engineering
Port St. Lucie, FL
Source Management
Herndon, WA
Voltyx
Sanford, FL

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The City of Homestead Electric Department operates and maintains a 138kV transmission and distribution infrastructure dedicated to providing reliable, safe, and efficient power to our community. As part of our long-term capital improvement and system modernization strategy, we are actively standardizing its protective relaying fleet across all high-voltage substations and transmission lines. Transitioning our existing heritage ABB line protection packages on Line #1 to standardized Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL) digital relays is a crucial step in streamlining internal maintenance workflows, simplifying setting management, and ensuring rapid, selective fault isolation. The primary challenge of this project lies in executing the relay cutover and field commissioning efficiently within strictly timed, pre-scheduled transmission outage windows. Working in a live 138kV substation environment demands flawless technical execution, rigorous attention to detail, and seamless coordination with System Operations.

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