Electrical Power Distribution System & Dissolved Gas Analysis Services

Summary (Newest Update)

Background The contract is issued by the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) with the goal of providing Electrical Power Distribution System and Dissolved Gas Analysis Services. The mission of the VHA is to deliver high-quality healthcare services to veterans, and this contract aims to ensure the reliability and safety of electrical systems within their facilities. Work Details The scope of work includes calibration and testing of all electrical equipment, analysis of transformers, and dielectric strength testing as specified in Attachment A. Key tasks include: - Liquid-Filled Transformer Testing Requirements: Only DGA (Dissolved Gas Analysis) and Dielectric Strength testing are required. - Circuit Breaker Testing: The method for testing circuit breakers may involve Primary Injection, Secondary Injection, or both. - Compliance with Testing Standards: All testing must adhere to VHA Directive 1028 and applicable NETA standards. - Breaker Removal and Reinstallation: This task will be quoted on demand, T&M (Time & Materials), or firm fixed basis; details on materials provision are currently unknown. - Infrared (IR) Scanning: The scope includes IR scanning of electrical panels. - Equipment Quantity and Voltage Confirmation: The current count includes 53 Circuit Breakers at 208/120V, 27 Circuit Breakers at 480V, 7 Circuit Breakers at 12.5kV, 1 dry Transformer at 12.5kV, 24 Protective relays at 12.5kV, 4 Switchgear at 480V, and 9 liquid Transformers at 12.5kV. Place of Performance The geographic location for the performance of these services has not been explicitly provided.