Description: The procurement is for the supply and installation of a generator circuit breaker at the Charles D. Lamb Energy Center. The listing’s AI overview describes a simple-cycle power project using one GE 7E-class combustion turbine generator designed to operate on pipeline natural gas. It says the project is intended to support grid stability through rapid load changes.
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The procurement is for the supply and installation of a generator circuit breaker at the Charles D. Lamb Energy Center. The listing’s AI overview describes a simple-cycle power project using one GE 7E-class combustion turbine generator designed to operate on pipeline natural gas. It says the project is intended to support grid stability through rapid load changes.
The Defense Logistics Agency is soliciting offers to manufacture a circuit breaker; the notice is a total small-business set-aside and says award will use Lowest Price Technically Acceptable criteria. The breaker must match the specified CAGE/reference-number design and comply with MIL-STD-130 marking, inspection and quality requirements, and MIL-STD 2073 packaging requirements; vendors who are not the manufacturer must identify the OEM and part number. Offers are due October 30, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. EDT, and resulting invoices and receiving reports must be submitted electronically through PIEE-WAWF.
The complete testing of Medium Voltage oil-cooled switches, liquid-filled and air-cooled transformers, low and medium voltage circuit breakers (225A 3-pole and above), and feeder cables. Work includes Very Low Frequency (VLF) testing of MV cables, torqueing and meggering of connections, functional testing/exercising of breakers, standard and infrared photography of electrical equipment, site visits of all MV vaults, overcurrent protective device coordination study with updated single-line diagrams, and arc flash hazard analysis with new labels for the entire campus.
