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TTC Facilities Repair and Rehabilitation

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The Federal Railroad Administration has issued a forecast for the TTC Facilities Repair and Rehabilitation project, which is designated as a total small business set-aside. Main Electric is tasked with performing extensive electrical repairs, replacements, and re-manufacturing of components and systems located within and near the Transportation Technology Center main substation. The scope of work includes enhancing system control and performance monitoring through automated monitoring and fault detection capabilities. Additionally, the contract requires the reconfiguration of load systems within switchgear to mitigate service risks and facilitate future cable replacements, as well as the optimization of the on-site back-up generator system and the TTC pump house electrical supply to ensure continuous functionality and minimal service interruptions. Beyond physical repairs, the project mandates comprehensive technical reporting to document all execution results. This includes the provision of detailed electrical schematics, system parts lists, and essential operation and maintenance documentation. Managed under the Department of Transportation, this contract falls under NAICS code 237130 and is intended to ensure a safe, reliable, and efficient power system for the facility. Interested parties can coordinate through the designated small business specialist to navigate the procurement process for this rehabilitation effort.

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Main Electric will perform electrical repairs and system upgrades for the TTC facility.

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237130 - Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction

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AgencyDepartment of Transportation → Federal Railroad Administration
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Jennifer Wilsnack
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FRA requires Main Electric to perform the following: (1) Repair/replace/re-manufacture, as necessary, electrical components and systems located in and adjacent to the Transportation Technology Center (TTC) main substation (CORE) to achieve safe and reliable power system control; (2) Incorporate such features as required to allow for system control and performance monitoring, including automated monitoring and fault detection; (3) Re-arrangement and re-configuration of load systems within the switchgear to minimize service risks and to permit future replacement of vault power cables while maintaining TTC functionality; (4) Repair/replace/re-configure, as required, components and systems related to the on-site back-up generator system to ensure efficient and effective performance; (5) Re-arrangement of TTC pump house electrical supply to minimize service interruptions; (6) Technical reporting to document the project execution and results, including electrical schematics, system parts lists, operation and maintenance requirements documentation.

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