Sand Creek Switching Station - The principal components of work include constructing a new 115-kV switching station consisting of three (3) breaker ring bus on the Erie ¿ Hoyt ¿ Willoby transmission…
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The Western Area Power Administration, under the Department of Energy, is forecasting a project to construct the Sand Creek Switching Station. The scope of work involves building a new 115-kV switching station featuring a three breaker ring bus on the Erie, Hoyt, and Willoby transmission lines. Key deliverables include the installation of electrical equipment, structures, foundations, a prefabricated control building foundation, and general site development. Additionally, the project requires the installation of 0.3 miles of 115-kV transmission line for approach spans and the removal of 0.3 miles of existing 115-kV transmission line. The contract also encompasses fiber optic installation, including the placement of cables, splicing, and all associated equipment for Stage 01 of the station. This effort falls under NAICS code 237130.
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