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This Solicitation opportunity from North Carolina was posted on October 22, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Jet A Pump Motor Rebuild

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RFQ-554-2024-0081-0-2025/AHState & Local

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The contract involves the comprehensive repair and preventive maintenance of a 150HP Reliance Electric motor with specific specifications, including a 445TS frame, 460V AC voltage, and 3570 RPM. The scope covers the removal of the motor from the RDU Airport Fuel Facility, bearing replacement, thorough inspection, cleaning, and testing, followed by reassembly, re-UL certification, and reinstallation at the customer’s site. The work includes detailed electrical and mechanical inspections, such as insulation resistance, shaft run-out, coil condition, and dimensional checks, as well as dynamic balancing of the rotor. Final testing involves electrical measurements, no-load run testing, and temperature and vibration monitoring to ensure operational integrity. The contractor will also paint the motor per customer specifications and provide detailed reports on the motor’s condition, including any discrepancies and repair recommendations. The project emphasizes safety, quality, and compliance, with the contractor responsible for delivering a fully reconditioned, certified, and operational motor. The contract is set within a budget range of $50,000 to $100,000 and is managed by the Raleigh Durham Airport Authority in North Carolina. The work is scheduled to be completed following a response deadline of November 5, 2025, with detailed procedures outlined for disassembly, inspection, testing, and reassembly, ensuring the motor meets all applicable standards and customer requirements.

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North Carolina → Raleigh Durham Airport AuthorityView Agency

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning ContractorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

NC, USA

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AgencyNorth Carolina → Raleigh Durham Airport Authority
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This scope of services is developed for bearing replacement and PM of a 150HP Reliance Electric motor. Motor Data: Frame: 445TS Voltage: 460V AC RPM: 3570 DE Bearing: 65BC03X30X26 ODE Bearing: 65BC03X30X26 UL Listed
Service to Include: • Removal of motor from customers location (RDU Airport Fuel Facility 2800 John Brantley Blvd, Morrisville, NC 27560) • Replace bearings and perform PM as noted below • Re-UL Certification • Deliver motor to customers location • Reinstall and align motor
PM to include: • Perform incoming tests and inspections, if applicable, as follows: • Nameplate checks against the purchase order • Measure and record insulation resistance • Measure and record axial endplay • Measure and record total indicated run out of the shaft extension • Measure and record coupling location • Measure and record air gap (if accessible) • Perform an overall visual inspection to identify missing broke or loose components • Disassemble the motor • Clean and inspect all components • Visually inspect coils, leads, connections and other winding components for degradation (overheating, looseness, fretting, etc.) • Perform mechanical inspections of rotor as follows: • Measure and record shaft run outs on all journals and on the rotor body • Inspect all welds and bolts for signs of cracking or looseness • Perform dimensional fit inspections on all critical components (bearing journals/thrust hub to shaft fit/coupling fit) • Measure and record all critical bearing and bearing housing dimensions • Inspect and test all accessory components as applicable • Perform incoming electrical testing as follows: • Insulation resistance • Winding resistance • Surge testing • Provide an as-found report with all discrepant conditions with recommendations for replacement and repair • Dynamically balance rotor • Machine Work – If needed will be quoted additional upon inspection and evaluation • Re-assemble the motor • Install new DE bearing [ TBD ] and new ODE bearing [ TBD ] • Perform final electrical test and mechanical inspections as follows: • Measure and record insulation resistance in accordance with IEEE 43 • Measure and record winding resistance • Measure and record polarization index (PI) in accordance with IEEE 43 • Measure and record axial endplay • Measure and record total indicated run out of the shaft extension, as accessible • Measure and record air gap (if accessible) • Perform no-load test run of the motor at full voltage monitoring: • Voltage • Bearing temperatures • Current • Casing vibration • Paint the motor in accordance with customer requirements