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Life Extension for Deerhaven Unit 1 Transformers

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2026-093State & Local

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The contract pertains to the life extension of transformers T-61 and T-62 at Deerhaven Unit 1, addressing severe degradation observed in both units. Both transformers exhibit advanced deterioration including worn-out radiators, extensive rust, cracked and bubbling paint, confirmed oil leaks, and non-OSHA compliant radiator fans. Wiring issues are causing frequent false alarms, and CT cables are inaccessible due to their routing behind the radiators, making complete replacement preferable during radiator removal. Transformer T-62 has a critical nitrogen leak and requires immediate replacement of its winding temperature gauge. T-61’s De-energized Tap Changer is damaged and must remain untouched. Additionally, multiple cables exiting the transformer cabinets contain asbestos, necessitating strict protocols to avoid disturbance. All work must be performed with full awareness of these hazards and with proper safeguards in place. The solicitation, numbered 2026-093, was posted on July 17, 2026, with a response deadline of August 17, 2026. It is issued by the Energy Supply organization under the state of Florida, with performance located in Gainesville. Primary contact is David Hollandsworth, Principal Engineer, reachable at 352-393-6244 or hollandsworthdw@gru.com, with Keith Harrison, Procurement Specialist III, as secondary contact at 352-393-1252 or harrisonkl@gru.com. The project is managed through the Public Procurement Portal, and all proposals must address the extensive condition issues, safety hazards, and engineering requirements outlined, with a focus on safe, compliant, and durable upgrades to extend operational life without compromising safety or regulatory standards.

General Info

Life extension of degraded transformers T-61 and T-62 at Deerhaven Unit 1 with asbestos, leaks, and safety hazards.

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Florida → Energy SupplyView Agency

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238290 - Other Building Equipment ContractorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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Oil Analysis Report for Transformer DHT61

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Oil Analysis Report for Transformer DHT62 - 2026-01-05

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Oil Analysis Report for Transformer DHT61 - 2026-01-05

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Power Transformer Maintenance Checklist Unit 1

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Life Extension for Deerhaven Unit 1 Transformers Specification 2026-093

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Oil Analysis Report for Transformer DHT62 Serial 7001633

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Power Transformer Maintenance Checklist Unit 1

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Solicitation 2026-093 Life Extension for Deerhaven Unit 1 Transformers

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AgencyFlorida → Energy Supply
Contacts2 people available
OfficeGainesville, FL, 32601, US
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Florida → Energy Supply
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Office AddressGainesville, FL, 32601, US
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David HollandsworthPrincipal Engineer
Keith HarrisonProcurement Specialist III

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Electrical Engineering Enterprises
TAMPA, FL
Voltyx
Sanford, FL
Electric Sales Associates
Weston, FL

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Observed current condition of transformers T-61 and T-62 include the following. The radiators are at end of life. There is significant rust and paint bubbling / cracking. Signs of oil leaks are present. Many of the existing radiator fans are not OSHA compliant The transformer components frequently provide false alarms due to the condition of the wiring between the transformer cabinet and each component. The CT cables are run in a channel behind the radiators. For ease of access, it is recommended that replacement occurs while the radiators are removed. Transformer T-62 has a significant nitrogen leak At a minimum, the winding temperature gauge on T-62 will need replacement The DETC (De-energized Tap Changer) on T-61 is damaged and should not be touched! Many of the cables leaving the transformer cabinets have jackets that are known to contain asbestos. These cables should not be disturbed!

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