Manufacturing and Fabrication of High-Voltage Autotransformers and Shunt Reactors
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This subcontract involves the manufacturing and fabrication of high-voltage autotransformers and shunt reactors for prime contractors working on Power Authority of New York projects. The scope of work includes fabricating transformer cores, performing winding, assembling tanks, and integrating cooling systems in strict accordance with NYPA engineering designs. To execute these tasks, the contractor must utilize specialized steel, vacuum drying equipment, and high-voltage winding machinery. Qualified candidates must possess demonstrated experience in utility-scale power transformer manufacturing. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 335311 and requires the delivery of completed units. The solicitation was posted on November 2, 2026, with a response deadline set for January 27, 2027.
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NY, USASet-Aside
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TRANSFORMERS AND SHUNT REACTORS
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