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Replace LC-39 Area Power Ductbank, Phase 2

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The contract outlines the replacement of the power ductbank in the Launch Complex 39 area, specifically focusing on Phase 2 to install new feeders between Switching Station 900 and Launch Pad 39B. This upgrade enhances the electrical capacity of the launch complex, enabling resilient power distribution with true redundancy to support continuous operations during planned maintenance, unexpected outages, and system modifications. The project directly addresses reliability concerns tied to upstream medium voltage breakers at the C-5 Substation by modernizing and strengthening the distribution infrastructure. Implementation will improve the stability and availability of power for critical launch operations, ensuring the facility can meet current and future mission demands without compromising safety or performance.

General Info

Replace power ductbanks at Launch Complex 39 to enhance capacity, redundancy, and electrical reliability.

Agency

National Aeronautics And Space Administration → Kennedy Space CenterView Agency

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

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AgencyNational Aeronautics And Space Administration → Kennedy Space Center

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National Aeronautics And Space Administration → Kennedy Space Center

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Full Description

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Provides new feeders between Switching Station 900 and Launch Pad 39B. Provides increased Launch Complex 39 area capacity, true redundant distribution, and ability to support outages from maintenance, repairs, and modifications. This project also addresses concerns with upstream medium voltage breakers at the C-5 Substation.

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