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Important Dates
Posted Date: 01/06/2025
Response Date: 02/07/2025
Archive Date: 02/22/2025
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Sand Creek Switching Station
Solicitation Number:
89503225BWA000065
Primary NAICS:
237130 - Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction
Notice Type:
Solicitation
Location:
Not Provided
Set Aside:
SBA
Description
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 lines, associated electrical equipment, structures, foundations, prefabricated control building foundation, site development and 0.3-miles of 115-kV transmission line for approach spans into switching station; removing 0.3-miles of 115-kV transmission line; fiber optic installation including fiber optic cable(s), fiber splicing and all associated fiber equipment for Sand Creek Switching Station Stage 01.
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