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1 RFP 7143-17-ELD Addendum #2

LUBBOCK POWER & LIGHT PURCHASING DEPARTMENT

1301 BROADWAY AVENUE LUBBOCK, TEXAS 79401

Phone: (806) 775-2170 Fax: (806) 775-3829

ADDENDUM #2 BID NUMBER: RFP 7143-17-ELD

TITLE: LP&L Chalker Substation 115 kV Ring Bus Construction

NEW CLOSE DATE: October 10, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. CST

DATE ISSUED: September 27, 2017

All requests for additional information or clarification must be submitted in writing and directed to:

Buyer Name: Felix Orta Email: [email protected] The following items take precedence over requirements for the above named Request for Proposal (RFP). Where any item called for in the RFP documents is supplemented here, the original requirements, not affected by this addendum, shall remain in effect.

1. Proposal due date has been extended until October 10, 2017 @ 2:00 p.m. CST.

2. Revised Proposal Submittal Form has been added.

3. Amendment for Substation Construction at Chalker Substation has been added.

4. Conduit and cable schedules have been added.

5. Pre-proposal sign in sheets have been added.

Questions and Answers (please see answers in red):

1. Please provide name plates (either legible photograph or manufacturers drawing) for the following:

a. Main Transformers b. Main Circuit Breakers c. Disconnect Switches d. Capacitor Banks

Please see the attached documents.

2. Please clarify that the successful bidder will retain possession of all demolished material. No, material is to be relocated or disposed of per “LP&L CHALKER SUBSTATION EQUIPMENT REMOVAL TASKS” document included in this addendum.


3. If there are any lead, asbestos, or PCB areas please quantify the areas so that all bidders are accurately considering this hazard. There is no known PCBs on any equipment. Test results to be added in a separate addendum.

4. Will the station be completely de-energized from the first day of construction? If not please provide preferred outage schedule to direct work activities and subcontractors for mob/remobilization requirements. The 69kV line feed to mobile substation and 15kV feeders from it will be energized. All required demolition will be de-energized. 15kV bus #2 (12.47kV Bus #2) and duct bank construction will be required after initial station energization and removal of mobile substation and temporary connections.

5. If we are to dispose of existing surface gravel, please define to what extent. Disposal is only required for spoils from new foundations and duct bank excavations.

6. Control Building: It appears that the new control building will be completely by LP&L (entirely out of our scope). Please confirm, or describe if we will need to install any accessories in the building. Contractor will pull and connect all yard cables and yard fiber into the building. All necessary equipment is pre-installed.

7. Will all Owner-furnished materials be shipped directly to the site or will we need to arrange for transportation from another location? If hauling is necessary, please describe which items and where they are located. All materials are shipping to the jobsite.

8. Do we provide the demolition of the control building, equipment and foundations?(Drawing CH-ELE-1001-0B) YES

9. Do we provide the installation of owner furnished steel structures? (Drawing CH-ELE-1601-0) YES

10. Are we installing the new control building? (Drawing CHE-ELE-1000-0) Pier foundations and stoops only.

11. If we do the demolition, is the control house concrete, sheet metal, or what type of material will we be disposing of? (Drawing CH-ELE-1001-0B) Sheet metal building with concrete foundation.

12. If the answer is yes to questions 9, 10 or 11, where do we input the units for these items? According to the document RFP 143689_5.pdf, there are no specific units for these items on the Proposal Submittal Form on pages 33 and 34. Please advise? Can offerors just add a line for this info if separating it from the substation equipment demo? Please see line item 2 of the addendum.

13. Do we have any old foundation plans or drawings and can they be provided? All existing physical substation PDF drawings we were provided by LP&L for their reference only to the project central site for LP&L to include in Addenda. Please note that these have not been updated over the years and cannot be counted on for material quantities. This was the purpose of the site visit.

14. Cut sheets on existing equipment? Please see item number 1.

15. Conduit schedule? Match manhole details? Please see item 4 of the addendum.


16. Revisions to ground grid? Offerors are to bid per the provided drawing. Assume all existing 6” grid crossings or cuts will require reconnection and connection to the new 2 ft. deep grid.

17. Is there a plan for disposing of demoed concrete? Demoed concrete will be the responsibility of the contractor.

18. Will all digging and surveying be inside the fence? There will be a ground loop around the substation. Utility locates will be required outside the fence and are responsibility of the contractor.

19. Swapping the feeders part of the scope? Temporary cables or reroute through the 115 ring? This will be contractor responsibility. Includes removal of temporary cables from mobile substation to riser poles, installation of temporary on ground cables, and installation of final underground feeder cables.

20. Will temporary power be provided? No

21. Is there a one call in place for inside the fence? Contractor responsibility

22. Restrictions on work days and hours? LP&L has no restrictions. There may be city codes or ordinances for noise and lighting after dark that contractor should be aware of and consider.

23. Are onsite medics or EMT Professionals required? Not a requirement, this will be the Offeror’s responsibility if they feel this is required.

24. Full time staff requirements? Project manager and safety officer.

25. Who is responsible for security of equipment? Contractor

26. Office space required for a B&V or LP&L project manager. No minimum requirements on size of office space.

27. Do we need a SWPPP for the substation construction? Contractor should coordinate with the city

28. Since this is a residential area, we request clarification for the following:

What about parking and staging equipment? To be answered in a separate addendum. Working weekends and nights (hours)? LP&L has no restrictions. There may be city codes

or ordinances for noise and lighting after dark that contractor should be aware of and consider.

29. Is contractor responsible for moving oil within breakers and transformers? Yes, the contractor is responsible for oil removal as required to relocate breakers and transformers. Once delivered, equipment is to be refilled with same oil

30. Transmission lines clarification:

Line going North from steel weathered pole, contractor will remove slack span from weathered pole into the substation.

On Line to Southeast where temporary pole is, LPL will remove the slack span as part of mobile sub work


Can we use asphalt as cover outside the fence in place of the concrete once perimeter ground loop is installed. Asphalt may be used to repair the concrete removed from the grid loop to the fence.

33. Testing and commissioning of all equipment, who is responsible? LPL will perform the diagnostic testing of the equipment installed. This includes breaker timing, ductor, power factor, current injections, etc. Contractor is responsible for the correct operation of the equipment being installed. This includes switches, breakers, etc.

34. Do we need any specific test reports for any of the tests contractor performs? What tests are LPL crews performing? There is no specific report but any test the contractor performs we would like a copy.

35. NERC compliance documents or formats for testing? LP&L will handle compliance documentation related to PRC-005.

36. Is there any use for the gravel on site? LP&L will remove the gravel from site.

37. When moving transformers, is the contractor responsible for cradling the bushings? Yes.

38. What motors in what breakers does LPL want to keep? 15kV or 69kV breakers? Only the compressor motors to the 69 kV breakers

39. The perimeter security system is not included in the conduit plan. We have disable the perimeter alarms and do not wish to use them again.

40. Is this project Federal funded? No

41. Can LPL provide the materials provided cost estimate? Contractor needs for PMP Bond Value. This will not be given, materials were purchased through LP&L. This does not need to be included in the bond value.

42. With the August, 2018 completion date, is there flexibility in the January, 2018 main power transformer delivery date? No

43. Is there a cable schedule for this project for the power, control, fiber, and distribution cables? Yes, a cable list CH-CBL-001 is included with Addendum.

44. Are there any boring details for the directional boring, such as elevation drawings or footages for the boring? No

45. Directional bore under Utica Ave. appears to be coming up in a residential yard and it may be in the same location as a tree. Please describe where the bore pit should go, homeowners’ agreement to this work, site restoration requirements, and required permits (presuming the city would issue a permit for its own work). The riser will be in line with existing overhead distribution. Bore pit can be inside the substation.


46. Pipe Casing: Please provide direction on required size and quantity for the section under Utica. The provided specifications are general and not specific. To be answered in a separate addendum.

47. Manholes A, B, and C all show 6” terminators, however, all conduits are 5”. Should the drawings revised to 5” instead of 6” terminators? What type of bedding and how deep for the manholes? To be answered in a separate addendum.

48. Because a cable and conduit schedule was not provided is it acceptable to use the Estimated Cable Quantities listed in the table in Appendix D on page D-6 as the guide? That was the intent. However, conduit and cable schedules have been added.

49. Grounding: Are we to remove and replace existing fence grounding, or just install new fence grounding on the existing fence? Just new fence grounding.

50. Who will be responsible for fusion splicing the fiber at the yard junction and who will be responsible for terminating in the building? Contractor will provide and pull the specified ADSS fiber from yard junction to building, and splice and connect to patch panels at building only. Splicing of OPGW to ADSS at H-frames is by others.

51. Specification Section 1A.1 page 1A-2 states that all existing site demolition including structures and equipment shall be removed as directed by the Owner. See below questions regarding this matter.

a. Will LP&L remove any existing material and / or equipment? Please see line item 3 of the addendum.

b. Will LP&L consider any material and / or equipment as salvage items which would need to be hauled to LP&L facility by Contractor? Please see line item 3 of the addendum.

c. Will equipment and / or material items be considered scrap and is the responsibility of the Contractor to decommission, remove from site, and dispose? Please see line item 3 of the addendum.

d. Are you able to provide foundation detail drawings for reference regarding existing foundations to be removed? All existing drawings available have been uploaded to the ESBD. Please note that these drawings are not up to date and do not show all existing equipment.

52. Specification Section 1A.2 page 1A-3 and 1H.2 page 1H-1 states that the Contractor to furnish all erosion control materials including silt fencing and prepare a SWPPP for project, if required. Please confirm if this is required for this project. To be answered in a separate addendum.

53. Will any Owner furnished material be delivered direct to site from manufacturer, supplier, LP&L or is it the Contractors responsibility to haul all material from LP&L facility to station? All material is delivered direct to site.

54. Specification Section 1G – Outages. Please provide specific details in regards to outage dates, durations, construction sequence relative to de-energizing station to construct new, etc. LP&L


will de-energize all equipment to be demolished prior to construction start. Only the mobile substation and it’s temporary feeder risers, duct bank, and OH distribution will be energized.

55. Drawing CH-ELE-3000-1, per legend and layout there’s a hatched area designated as “mobile sub location” which encompasses new foundations and distribution duct bank and manholes. Please provide details regarding this matter. This was discussed at the pre-bid. A mobile substation is utilized to bypass the equipment to be demolished. After transformer 1 and the 115kV ring bus construction is complete, it will be energized from the Thompson line depicted on drawings. Mobile sub will then be removed after temporary feeder cables are installed to the 15kV Bus #1. Then 15kV Bus #2 and duct work must be completed by contractor, then final 15kV feeder cables installed.

56. Specification Section 16826.4.3.10 page 16826-7 states all below grade 90 degree conduit elbow for conduit sizes 4 inches and larger shall be rigid galvanized steel encased in concrete whereas throughout the drawing package pvc is being depicted for use. Please confirm. This should be conduits >4”… therefore only 5” conduit (15kV feeder duct banks) must be installed as described.

57. Does LP&L have any reservation regarding working a 10 day on / 4 day off work schedule? Please include proposed work schedule in your proposal and it will be reviewed.

58. Are there any on-site work hour restrictions for this project site? Please include proposed work schedule in your proposal and it will be reviewed.

59. Is it acceptable to use our Surety company’s document which is titled “Contractors Bond” in place of the Payment & performance bond? Or, do we have to use the documents shown in the proposal package? LP&L payment and performance bond must be utilized, no substitutes will be allowed.

60. Can you tell me the Retainage for this project? Our surety needs to know to order bid bond. Five percent.

Thank You,

Felix Orta, CTPM Purchasing Manager, Electric Utilities


PROPOSAL SUBMITTAL FORM LUMP SUM PROPOSAL CONTRACT

DATE: _______________________________________

PROJECT NUMBER: 7143-17-ELD, LP&L Chalker Substation 115 kV Ring Bus Construction Proposal of _________________________________________________________________ (hereinafter called Offeror)

To the Lubbock Power & Light, Lubbock, Texas (hereinafter called Owner)

Ladies and Gentlemen:

The Offeror, in compliance with your Request for Proposals for the construction/refurbishment of LP&L Chalker Substation 115 kV Ring Bus Construction having carefully examined the plans, specifications, instructions to offerors, notice to offerors and all other related contract documents and the site of the intended work, and being familiar with all of the conditions surrounding the construction/refurbishment of the intended project including the availability of materials and labor, hereby intends to furnish all labor, materials, and supplies; and to construct the project in accordance with the plans, specifications and contract documents, within the time set forth therein and at the price stated below. The price to cover all expenses incurred in performing the work required under the contract documents.

ITEM DESCRIPTION

QTY (more

or less)

U/M

UNIT COST

1. Contractor Installation of Owner Furnished above grade electrical equipment with Contractor furnish and install miscellaneous equipment and hardware as specified herein.

1 LS $

2. Contractor Furnish and Install below grade and above grade grounding system as specified herein.

1 LS $

3. Contractor Furnish and Install complete substation yard raceway systems (duct bank, man-holes, hand-holes, bollards, equipment conduit risers, etc.) as specified herein.

1 LS $

4. Contractor Furnish and Install Transformer Mat Foundation with Oil Containment Basin and Grating System as specified herein.

1 LS $

5. Contractor Furnish and Install Drilled Pier and Breaker Cast-in-place Mat Foundations as specified herein.

1 LS $


6. Contractor Furnish and Install Control and 600V Power Cable in Raceway Systems with Terminations as specified herein.

1 LS $

7. Contractor Furnish and Install 15kV Feeder Exit Cable in Duct Bank Systems with Terminations as specified herein.

1 LS $

8. Contractor Furnish and Install Directional Bore Pipe Casing for 15kV Feeder Duct Bank System Under Utica Ave., as specified herein.

1 LS $

9. Contractor Demolition and Disposal of Existing Structures and Equipment as specified herein.

1 LS $

10. Contractor Removal and Relocate of Existing Power Transformers as specified herein.

1 LS $

11. Contractor Removal and Relocate of Existing High Voltage Circuit Breakers as specified herein.

1 LS $

12. Contractor Removal and Relocate of Existing Outdoor Switchgear Cubicles as specified herein.

1 LS $

13. Contractor Disassembly and Relocate of Existing Control Building as specified herein.

1 LS $

14. Contractor Removal and Relocate of Existing Relay Panels and Equipment in Control Building as specified herein.

1 LS $

15. Contractor Installation of Owner Furnished steel structures as specified herein.

1 LS $

16. Mobilization, demobilization and traffic control plan.

1 LS $

OVERALL TOTAL $


UNIT ADJUSTMENT PRICES. The FIRM unit prices attached to this Proposal in the Section titled “Substation Construction Unit Adjustment Prices” will be used to adjust the lump sum price in accordance with the applicable requirements of the General Conditions to compensate for modifications to the work. Each unit adjustment price is the total of the specific unit of work to be billed to the Owner for additions or to be deducted from the contract amount for deletions. Each unit price is a firm price, includes furnishing and installing the specific unit designated, and includes all overhead and profit markup SUBSTATION CONSTRUCTION UNIT ADJUSTMENT PRICES The Contractor agrees that the unit adjustment prices included in this section will be used for engineering evaluation of the Proposal. Upon completion of Contract, the unit adjustment prices will be used to establish the cost of materials actually furnished in excess of or less than those specified. The following unit adjustment prices shall be firm and valid for adjustments made in quantities revised within 12 months of the date of this Proposal. Each unit adjustment price is the total cost of the specific unit of work to be billed to the Agency for additions or to be deducted from the Contract Price for deletions. Unless noted otherwise, unit adjustment prices shall include all costs for supply of materials, labor and equipment for installation, overhead and profit.


SPECIFICATIONS AND DOCUMENTS AMENDMENT FOR SUBSTATION CONSTRUCTION

CHALKER SUBSTATION Equipment Removal

In reference to the demolition scope of work described in section 1A.1 GENERAL. LP&L (Owner) has provided the following list of equipment to be either stored or scrapped. Contractor shall be responsible but not limited to the following requirements. 1. Contractor will properly disassemble, relocate, and store the substation equipment as the following:

a. Equipment will be transported approximately 10 miles to Wadsworth substation and stored: 1. Capacitor bank unit 2. Distribution Transformers 3. Instrument transformers 4. Outdoor switchgear units 5. Cap bank SF6 circuit breaker – before transporting SF6 must be properly removed 6. Control building – disassemble and store 7. Transmission line poles (to be stored at LP&L’s pole yard at approximately 10 miles)

b. Items that require indoor storage should be transported to the Substation shop at Municipal Hill: 1. Control house batteries 2. Control house battery charger 3. Control house relay panels 4. RTUs 5. Bushings in T1 6. AC/DC Panels 7. Motor in breakers 8. Fiber modem 9. Fiber boxes

2. Contractor will properly scrap the following equipment but not limited to: 1. Steel- A-frame dead-ends 2. Steel-Switch stands 3. Steel-Bus supports 4. Steel-Equipment supports 5. Disconnect switches 6. Wave traps 7. Insulators 8. Bus (Rigid & Strain) 9. Jumpers 10. Connectors 11. Control cable 12. Foundations 13. 15kV Distribution cable 14. Control house indoor switchgear

LUBBOCK POWER LIGHT

CHALKER

DWG. CH-CON-001

Conduit # Size From ToConduit

Length

Conduit

Bends

Cables

(15kV cables not listed)Remarks

1 2" PVC TRENCH YL #1 55 1-90 A227A

2 4" PVC TRENCHFUTURE MOS

(SOUTHEAST)45 1-90

3 4" PVC TRENCH SS-2 25 1-45, 1-90 A104

4 4" PVC TRENCH T-2 35 1-45, 1-90A332, B307, C303, C304, D807, E307, S302, S303, S304,

S305

5 4" PVC TRENCH T-2 35 1-45, 1-90

6 2" PVC TRENCH SS-2 25 1-90

7 2" PVC TRENCH T-2 30 1-90

8 3" PVC TRENCH 15-PT-2 15 1-45, 1-90 D801, D802, D803, D804, D805, D806, D807, D808

9 4" PVC TRENCH CH220 10 1-90 A307, B401, C805, C810, D805, E306, E308, E801, F220

10 4" PVC TRENCH CH224 25 1-90 A311, B405, C804, C809, D804, E805, F224




14 4" PVC TRENCH OLIVER FIBER 50 1-45, 1-90 FOL96

15 4" PVC TRENCH CH020 20 1-90 A312, B406, C811, C812, D706, D806, E706, E806, F020


(OLIVER)45 1-90





21 4" PVC TRENCH T-1 35 1-45, 1-90A232, B107, C104, C105, D707, E107, S102, S103, S104,

S105

22 4" PVC TRENCH T-1 35 1-45, 1-90

23 2" PVC TRENCH T-1 30 1-90

24 3" PVC TRENCH 15-PT-1 15 1-45, 1-90 D801, D802, D803, D804, D805, D806, D807, D808

25 4" PVC TRENCH CH120 10 1-90 A207, B201, C705, C710, D705, E106, E108, E701, F120

26 2" PVC TRENCH SS-1 25 1-90

27 4" PVC TRENCH SS-1 25 1-45, 1-90 A102

28 2" PVC TRENCH YL #2 65 1-45, 1-90 A227B

29 4" PVC TRENCHSOUTHEAST

FIBER35 1-90 FSE96

30 2" PVC TRENCH CH309PT B 45 1-45, 1-90 A313S, D401X, D401Y

31 2" PVC CH309PT J-BOX CH309PT C 15 2-90 A313V, D400C

32 2" PVC CH309PT J-BOX CH309PT A 15 2-90 A313T, D400A

33 2" PVC TRENCH YL #3 85 1-45, 1-90 A327A

34 4" PVC TRENCH CH300 25 1-45, 1-90A316, B104, B304, B318, C401, C402, C403, E301, E303,

E401, E403, S402

35 4" PVC TRENCH CH300 25 1-45, 1-90

36 4" PVC TRENCH CH100 40 1-90A216, B101, B118, B301, C501, C502, C503, E402, E404,

E502, E504, S502

37 4" PVC TRENCH CH100 40 1-90

38 2" PVC TRENCH CH359PT B 35 1-45, 1-90 A313M, D301X, D301Y

39 2" PVC CH359PT J-BOX CH359PT C 15 2-90 A313Q, D300C

40 2" PVC CH359PT J-BOX CH359PT A 15 2-90 A313N, D300A

41 2" PVC TRENCH CH109PT B 40 1-45, 1-90 A313X, D501X, D501Y

42 2" PVC CH109PT J-BOX CH109PT C 15 2-90 A313AA, D500C

43 2" PVC CH109PT J-BOX CH109PT A 15 2-90 A313Y, D500A

44 4" PVC TRENCHTHOMPSON

FIBER55 1-45, 1-90 FTH96


(THOMPSON)20 1-90

46 4" PVC TRENCH CH350 25 1-45, 1-90A319, B105, B120, B305, C201, C202, C203, E201, E203,

E302, E304, S202

47 4" PVC TRENCH CH350 25 1-45, 1-90


E601, E603, S602

49 4" PVC TRENCH CH150 40 1-90

50 2" PVC TRENCH CH409PT B 30 1-90 A313G, D201X, D201Y

51 2" PVC CH409PT J-BOX CH409PT C 15 2-90 A313K, D200C

52 2" PVC CH409PT J-BOX CH409PT A 15 2-90 A313H, D200A

REVISION

0A PRELIMINARY - ISSUED FOR BID

DATE

09/25/17

LUBBOCK POWER LIGHT

CHALKER

DWG. CH-CON-001


Length

Conduit

Bends

Cables



(FUTURE LINE)25 1-45, 1-90

54 4" PVC TRENCHFUTURE LINE

FIBER60 3-45, 1-90 FFT96

55 2" PVC TRENCH CH159PT B 40 1-45, 1-90 A313AB, D601X, D601Y

56 2" PVC CH159PT J-BOX CH159PT C 15 2-90 A313AE, D600C

57 2" PVC CH159PT J-BOX CH159PT A 15 2-90 A313AC, D600A


E602, E604, S603

59 4" PVC TRENCH CH200 40 1-90


E202, E204, S203

61 4" PVC TRENCH CH400 20 1-90

62 2" PVC TRENCH YL #4 90 1-90 A327B

63 2" PVC TRENCH CH209PT 30 1-90 A313B, D101X, D101Y

64 2" PVC CH209PT J-BOX CH209PT C 15 2-90 A313E, D100C

65 2" PVC CH209PT J-BOX CH209PT A 15 2-90 A313C, D100A

66 5" PVC CH121 FEEDER MANHOLE A 35 3-90



69 5" PVC CH122 FEEDER MANHOLE A 20 1-45, 1-90









78 5" PVC CH221 FEEDER MANHOLE B 35 3-90



81 5" PVC CH222 FEEDER MANHOLE B 20 1-45, 1-90









90 5" PVC MANHOLE A MANHOLE B 95












102 5" PVC MANHOLE A CH15-4 50 1-45, 1-90

103 5" PVC MANHOLE A CH15-4 50 1-45, 1-90

104 5" PVC MANHOLE A CH15-4 50 1-45, 1-90

105 5" PVC MANHOLE A CH15-2 30 1-45, 1-90

106 5" PVC MANHOLE A CH15-2 30 1-45, 1-90

107 5" PVC MANHOLE A CH15-2 30 1-45, 1-90

108 5" PVC MANHOLE A BA-15-5 85 1-45, 1-90

109 5" PVC MANHOLE A BA-15-5 85 1-45, 1-90

110 5" PVC MANHOLE A BA-15-5 85 1-45, 1-90

111 5" PVC MANHOLE A BA-15-4 85 1-45, 1-90

112 5" PVC MANHOLE A BA-15-4 85 1-45, 1-90

REVISION


DATE

09/25/17

LUBBOCK POWER LIGHT

CHALKER

DWG. CH-CON-001


Length

Conduit

Bends

Cables


113 5" PVC MANHOLE A BA-15-4 85 1-45, 1-90

114 5" PVC MANHOLE B MANHOLE C 95 BY LP&L (PARTIAL)






120 5" PVC MANHOLE B MANHOLE C 95






126 5" PVC MANHOLE C CH-15-3 60 1-45, 1-90 BY LP&L






REVISION


DATE

09/25/17

LUBBOCK POWER LIGHT

CHALKER

DWG. CH-CBL-001

AC CABLES

CABLE NO FROM TO COND CABLE RATING/LOCATION LENGTH APPLICATION

A101 SSVT#1 DISCONNECT SWITCH #1 6-1/C#4/0 OUTDOOR 10 AC POWER

A102 DISCONNECT SWITCH #1 AUTO THROWOVER SWITCH 6-1/C#4/0 OUTDOOR 390 AC POWER

A103 SSVT#1 DISCONNECT SWITCH #2 6-1/C#4/0 OUTDOOR 10 AC POWER

A104 DISCONNECT SWITCH #2 AUTO THROWOVER SWITCH 6-1/C#4/0 OUTDOOR 235 AC POWER

A207 AC PANELBOARD #2 VCB CH120 3C#12 OUTDOOR 365 VCB CH120 AC POWER





A216 AC PANELBOARD #2 GCB CH100 4C#6 OUTDOOR 280 GCB CH100 AC POWER



A227A LIGHTING CONTACTOR YARD LIGHT #1 4C#10 OUTDOOR 185 YARD LIGHT AC POWER

A227B LIGHTING CONTACTOR YARD LIGHT #2 4C#10 OUTDOOR 430 YARD LIGHT AC POWER

A228 AC PANELBOARD #2 OUTDOOR HOUSE OUTLETS 3C#12 OUTDOOR OUTDOOR HOUSE OUTLETS AC POWER

A232 AC PANELBOARD #2 TRANSFORMER 1 4C#4 OUTDOOR 380 T1 AC POWER

A304 AC PANELBOARD #3 OUTDOOR HOUSE LIGHTS 3C#12 OUTDOOR OUTDOOR HOUSE LIGHTS AC POWER







A313B PANEL 1 CH209PT JBOX 4C#10 OUTDOOR 445 CH209PT HEATER AC POWER

A313C CH209PT JBOX CH209PT (Aφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 35 CH209PT Aφ HEATER AC POWER

A313D CH209PT JBOX CH209PT (Bφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 7 CH209PT Bφ HEATER AC POWER

A313E CH209PT JBOX CH209PT (Cφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 35 CH209PT Cφ HEATER AC POWER

A313G PANEL 2 CH409PT JBOX 4C#10 OUTDOOR 380 CH409PT HEATER AC POWER

A313H CH409PT JBOX CH409PT (Aφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 35 CH409PT Aφ HEATER AC POWER

A313J CH409PT JBOX CH409PT (Bφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 7 CH409PT Bφ HEATER AC POWER

A313K CH409PT JBOX CH409PT (Cφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 35 CH409PT Cφ HEATER AC POWER

A313M PANEL 3 CH359PT JBOX 4C#10 OUTDOOR 310 CH359PT HEATER AC POWER

A313N CH359PT JBOX CH359PT (Aφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 35 CH359PT Aφ HEATER AC POWER

A313P CH359PT JBOX CH359PT (Bφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 7 CH359PT Bφ HEATER AC POWER

A313Q CH359PT JBOX CH359PT (Cφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 35 CH359PT Cφ HEATER AC POWER

A313S PANEL 4 CH309PT JBOX 4C#10 OUTDOOR 205 CH309PT HEATER AC POWER

A313T CH309PT JBOX CH309PT (Aφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 35 CH309PT Aφ HEATER AC POWER

A313U CH309PT JBOX CH309PT (Bφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 7 CH309PT Bφ HEATER AC POWER

A313V CH309PT JBOX CH309PT (Cφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 35 CH309PT Cφ HEATER AC POWER

A313X PANEL 5 CH109PT JBOX 4C#10 OUTDOOR 320 CH109PT HEATER AC POWER

A313Y CH109PT JBOX CH109PT (Aφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 35 CH109PT Aφ HEATER AC POWER

A313Z CH109PT JBOX CH109PT (Bφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 7 CH109PT Bφ HEATER AC POWER

A313AA CH109PT JBOX CH109PT (Cφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 35 CH109PT Cφ HEATER AC POWER

A313AB PANEL 6 CH159PT JBOX 4C#10 OUTDOOR 405 CH159PT HEATER AC POWER

A313AC CH159PT JBOX CH159PT (Aφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 35 CH159PT Aφ HEATER AC POWER

A313AD CH159PT JBOX CH159PT (Bφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 7 CH159PT Bφ HEATER AC POWER

A313AE CH159PT JBOX CH159PT (Cφ) 4C#10 OUTDOOR 35 CH159PT Cφ HEATER AC POWER




A327A LIGHTING CONTACTOR YARD LIGHT #3 4C#10 OUTDOOR 270 YARD LIGHT AC POWER

A327B LIGHTING CONTACTOR YARD LIGHT #4 4C#10 OUTDOOR 490 YARD LIGHT AC POWER

A328 AC PANELBOARD #3 OUTDOOR HOUSE OUTLETS 3C#12 OUTDOOR OUTDOOR HOUSE OUTLETS AC POWER

A332 AC PANELBOARD #3 TRANSFORMER 2 4C#4 OUTDOOR 245 T2 AC POWER

REVISION

0B - ISSUED FOR BID

DATE

09/25/17

LUBBOCK POWER LIGHT

CHALKER

DWG. CH-CBL-001

DC CABLES


B101 DC PANELBOARD #1 GCB CH100 2C#10 OUTDOOR 280 GCB CH100 C & T1 DC POWER






B107 DC PANELBOARD #1 TRANSFORMER 1 2C#10 OUTDOOR 380 T1 DC POWER

B118 DC PANELBOARD #1 GCB CH100 2C#10 OUTDOOR 280 GCB CH100 MOTOR



B201 DC PANELBOARD #2 VCB CH120 2C#10 OUTDOOR 365 VCB CH120 C & T DC POWER





B301 DC PANELBOARD #3 GCB CH100 2C#10 OUTDOOR 280 GCB CH100 T2 DC POWER






B307 DC PANELBOARD #3 TRANSFORMER 2 2C#10 OUTDOOR 245 T2 DC POWER










REVISION

0B - ISSUED FOR BID

DATE

09/25/17

LUBBOCK POWER LIGHT

CHALKER

DWG. CH-CBL-001

CONTROL CABLES


C104 PANEL 1 XFMR 1 12C#10 OUTDOOR 380 TRANSFORMER 1 ALARMS


C201 PANEL 2 GCB CH350 12C#10 OUTDOOR 335 GCB CH350 CONTROL


C203 PANEL 2 GCB CH350 12C#10 OUTDOOR 335 GCB CH350 STATUS


















C701 PANEL 7 VCB CH121 12C#10 OUTDOOR 380 VCB CH121 CONTROL





C706 PANEL 7 VCB CH121 12C#10 OUTDOOR 380 BREAKER STATUS & BREAKER FAILURE

















REVISION

0B - ISSUED FOR BID

DATE

09/25/17

LUBBOCK POWER LIGHT

CHALKER

DWG. CH-CBL-001

PT CABLES


D100A CH209PT (Aφ) CH209PT JUNCTION BOX 6C#10 OUTDOOR 35 Aφ POTENTIAL

D100B CH209PT (Bφ) CH209PT JUNCTION BOX 6C#10 OUTDOOR 7 Bφ POTENTIAL

D100C CH209PT (Cφ) CH209PT JUNCTION BOX 6C#10 OUTDOOR 35 Cφ POTENTIAL

D101X CH209PT JUNCTION BOX PANEL 1 4C#10 OUTDOOR 445 CH209PT X POTENTIAL

D101Y CH209PT JUNCTION BOX PANEL 1 4C#10 OUTDOOR 445 CH209PT Y POTENTIAL


























D700A 15-PT-1 (Aφ) 15-PT-1 JUNCTION BOX 2C#10 OUTDOOR 10 Aφ POTENTIAL

D700B 15-PT-1 (Bφ) 15-PT-1 JUNCTION BOX 2C#10 OUTDOOR 10 Bφ POTENTIAL

D700C 15-PT-1 (Cφ) 15-PT-1 JUNCTION BOX 2C#10 OUTDOOR 10 Cφ POTENTIAL

D701 15-PT-1 JUNCTION BOX VCB CH-121 4C#10 OUTDOOR 60 15-PT-1 POTENTIAL






D707 15-PT-1 JUNCTION BOX TRANSFORMER 1 4C#10 OUTDOOR 60 15-PT-1 POTENTIAL

D708 15-PT-1 JUNCTION BOX PANEL 7 4C#10 OUTDOOR 360 15-PT-1 POTENTIAL

D800A 15-PT-2 (Aφ) 15-PT-2 JUNCTION BOX 2C#10 OUTDOOR 10 Aφ POTENTIAL

D800B 15-PT-2 (Bφ) 15-PT-2 JUNCTION BOX 2C#10 OUTDOOR 10 Bφ POTENTIAL

D800C 15-PT-2 (Cφ) 15-PT-2 JUNCTION BOX 2C#10 OUTDOOR 10 Cφ POTENTIAL







D807 15-PT-2 JUNCTION BOX TRANSFORMER 2 4C#10 OUTDOOR 60 15-PT-2 POTENTIAL

D808 15-PT-2 JUNCTION BOX PANEL 8 4C#10 OUTDOOR 225 15-PT-2 POTENTIAL

REVISION

0B - ISSUED FOR BID

DATE

09/25/17

LUBBOCK POWER LIGHT

CHALKER

DWG. CH-CBL-001

CT CABLES


E101 PANEL 1 GCB CH200 246X CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 420 T1 PRIMARY DIFF CURRENTS


E103 PANEL 1 GCB CH200 246Y CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 420 T1 SECONDARY DIFF CURRENTS


E106 PANEL 1 VCB CH120 246X CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 365 T1 PRIMARY DIFF CURRENTS

E107 PANEL 1 T1 NEUTRAL CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 380 T1 NEUTRAL CURRENT

E108 PANEL 1 VCB CH120 246Y CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 365 T1 SECONDARY DIFF CURRENTS

E201 PANEL 2 GCB CH350 246X CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 335 OLIVER LINE PRIMARY RLY CURRENTS

E202 PANEL 2 GCB CH400 135X CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 405 OLIVER LINE PRIMARY RLY CURRENTS

E203 PANEL 2 GCB CH350 246Y CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 335 OLIVER LINE SECONDARY RLY CURRENTS

E204 PANEL 2 GCB CH400 135Y CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 405 OLIVER LINE SECONDARY RLY CURRENTS





E306 PANEL 3 VCB CH220 246X CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 230 T2 PRIMARY DIFF CURRENTS

E307 PANEL 3 T2 NEUTRAL CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 245 T2 NEUTRAL CURRENT

E308 PANEL 3 VCB CH220 246Y CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 230 T2 SECONDARY DIFF CURRENTS

E401 PANEL 4 GCB CH300 135X CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 265 SOUTHEAST LINE PRIMARY RLY CURRENTS

E402 PANEL 4 GCB CH100 135X CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 280 SOUTHEAST LINE PRIMARY RLY CURRENTS

E403 PANEL 4 GCB CH300 135Y CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 265 SOUTHEAST LINE SECONDARY RLY CURRENTS

E404 PANEL 4 GCB CH100 135Y CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 280 SOUTHEAST LINE SECONDARY RLY CURRENTS

E501 PANEL 5 GCB CH150 246X CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 350 THOMPSON LINE PRIMARY RLY CURRENTS

E502 PANEL 5 GCB CH100 246X CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 280 THOMPSON LINE PRIMARY RLY CURRENTS

E503 PANEL 5 GCB CH150 246Y CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 350 THOMPSON LINE SECONDARY RLY CURRENTS

E504 PANEL 5 GCB CH100 246Y CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 280 THOMPSON LINE SECONDARY RLY CURRENTS

E601 PANEL 6 GCB CH150 246X CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 350 FUTURE LINE PRIMARY RLY CURRENTS

E602 PANEL 6 GCB CH200 135X CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 420 FUTURE LINE PRIMARY RLY CURRENTS

E603 PANEL 6 GCB CH150 246Y CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 350 FUTURE LINE SECONDARY RLY CURRENTS

E604 PANEL 6 GCB CH200 135Y CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 420 FUTURE LINE SECONDARY RLY CURRENTS

E701 PANEL 7 VCB CH120 135X CT 4C#10 OUTDOOR 365 BUS 1 DIFF CURRENTS












REVISION

0B - ISSUED FOR BID

DATE

09/25/17

LUBBOCK POWER LIGHT

CHALKER

DWG. CH-CBL-001

COMMUNICATION CABLES

CABLE NO FROM TO DESCRIPTION CABLE RATING/LOCATION VENDOR CAT No LENGTH

F020 PATCH PANEL CH020 PATCH PANEL 9 B-SERIES BREAKOUT RISER RATED, 6 FIBER, MULTIMODE (OM1) OUTDOOR OCC BX006JWLS9OR 315











FOL96 PANEL 11 OL COYOTE BOX 96 FIBER, SINGLEMODE (OS2) OUTDOOR AFL

DNA-31607

AE0969C820A08 405

FSE96 PANEL 11 SE COYOTE BOX 96 FIBER, SINGLEMODE (OS2) OUTDOOR AFL

DNA-31607

AE0969C820A08 255

FTH96 PANEL 11 TH COYOTE BOX 96 FIBER, SINGLEMODE (OS2) OUTDOOR AFL

DNA-31607

AE0969C820A08 440

FFT96 PANEL 11 FT COYOTE BOX 96 FIBER, SINGLEMODE (OS2) OUTDOOR AFL

DNA-31607

AE0969C820A08 535

REVISION

0B - ISSUED FOR BID

DATE

09/25/17

LUBBOCK POWER LIGHT

CHALKER

DWG. CH-CBL-001

SCADA CABLES


S102 TRANSFORMER 1 RTU 12C#18 OUTDOOR, SHIELDED 380 T1 ANALOG ALARMS

S103 TRANSFORMER 1 RTU 12C#18 OUTDOOR 380 T1 DIGITAL ALARMS


S105 TRANSFORMER 1 RTU 12C#18 OUTDOOR 380 T1 CONTROL POINTS

S202 CH350 RTU 12C#18 OUTDOOR 335 CH350 STATUS & SOE ALARMS


S302 TRANSFORMER 2 RTU 12C#18 OUTDOOR, SHIELDED 245 T2 ANALOG ALARMS



S305 TRANSFORMER 2 RTU 12C#18 OUTDOOR 245 T2 CONTROL POINTS





REVISION

0B - ISSUED FOR BID

DATE

09/25/17

LUBBOCK POWER LIGHT

CHALKER

DWG. CH-CBL-001

TOTAL CABLE AMOUNT

COND RATING TYPE LENGTH (FT)

6-1/C#4/0 OUTDOOR A 645

12C#10 OUTDOOR C 14235

12C#18 OUTDOOR S 3930

2C#10 OUTDOOR B 8690

2C#10 OUTDOOR D 60

3C#12 OUTDOOR A 3410

4C#10 OUTDOOR A 3902

4C#10 OUTDOOR D,E 19460

4C#6 OUTDOOR A 2055

4C#4 OUTDOOR A 625

6C#10 OUTDOOR D 462

12C#18 OUTDOOR, SHIELDED S 625

96 FIBER, SINGLEMODE (OS2) OUTDOOR F 1635

B-SERIES BREAKOUT RISER RATED, 6 FIBER, MULTIMODE (OM1) OUTDOOR F 910

B-SERIES BREAKOUT RISER RATED, 8 FIBER, MULTIMODE (OM1) OUTDOOR F 2500

REVISION

0B - ISSUED FOR BID

DATE

09/25/17

Total

36

3

SUBSTATIONCHALKER

XFMR 1MFG GENERAL ELECTRICVOLTS 67000-12470GRDY/7200S/N E691687BIMP 7.74% @ 10000KVACLASS OA/FATYPE FULL LOAD 10000 KVA 55dg C RISE OAFULL LOAD 12500 KVA 55dg C RISE FAFULL LOAD 14000 KVA 65dg C RISE FAINST BK GEI99690 / GEK5676FULL WAVE IMP HV 350KV

LV 110KVDATE MFG

STEP AMPS @ VOLTS14000KVA

NLT 1 114 70600V2 117 68800V3 120 67000V4 124 65200V5 127 63400V

POSITION VOLTS AMPSON LOAD TAP 16L 11223 648

14L 11379 64812L 11535 64810L 11691 6488L 11847 6486L 12002 6484L 12158 6482L 12314 648N 12470 6482R 12626 6404R 12782 6326R 12938 6248R 13094 61710R 13249 61012R 13405 60314R 13561 59616R 13717 589

SUBSTATIONCHALKER

XFMR 2MFG WESTINGHOUSEVOLTS 67000-12470Y/7200S/N PFP-15691IMP 7.3% @ 10000KVACLASS OA/FATYPE SLFULL LOAD 10000/12500 KVA 55dg C RISE OA/FAFULL LOAD 11200/1400 KVA 65dg C RISE OA/FAFULL LOADINST BK PFP1569FULL WAVE IMP HV 350KV

LV 110KVDATE MFG 1974

STEP AMPS VOLTS

NLT 1 102.3 70600V2 104.9 68800V3 107.8 67000V4 110.8 65200V5 113.9 63400V



SUBSTATIONCHALKER

XFMR 3MFG WESTINGHOUSEVOLTS 67000-12470Y/7200S/N PFP-15692IMP 7.3% @ 10000KVACLASS OA/FATYPE SLFULL LOAD 10000/12500 KVA 55dg C RISE OA/FAFULL LOAD 11200/1400 KVA 65dg C RISE OA/FAFULL LOADINST BK PFP1569FULL WAVE IMP HV 350KV

LV 110KVDATE MFG 1974

STEP AMPS VOLTS

NLT 1 102.3 70600V2 104.9 68800V3 107.8 67000V4 110.8 65200V5 113.9 63400V



SUBSTATIONCHALKER

XFMR 4MFG GENERAL ELECTRICVOLTS 67000-12470GRDY/7200S/N E691687AIMP 7.79% @ 10000KVACLASS OA/FATYPE FULL LOAD 10000 KVA 55dg C RISE OAFULL LOAD 12500 KVA 55dg C RISE FAFULL LOAD 14000 KVA 65dg C RISE FAINST BK GEI99690 / GEK5676FULL WAVE IMP HV 350KV

LV 110KVDATE MFG

STEP AMPS @ VOLTS14000KVA

NLT 1 114 70600V2 117 68800V3 120 67000V4 124 65200V5 127 63400V



SUBSTATIONCHALKER

69-1MFG GENERAL ELECTRICTYPE FK-69-2500-3S/N 0139A4720-201RATED VOLTS 69000RATED CONT AMP 1200RATED INT AMPS 21000CYC 60IMP WITHSTAND KV 350MAX KV 72.5INST BK GEI-78560MFG DATE 1965

CT'S 135X 135Y 246X 246YMAX RATIO 600 TO 5 600 TO 5SET TO RATIO 600 TO 5 100 TO 5

SUBSTATIONCHALKER

69-2MFG WESTINGHOUSETYPE 690G2500S/N 4-37Y4373RATED VOLTS 69000RATED CONT AMP 1200RATED INT AMPS 19000CYC 60IMP WITHSTAND KV 350MAX KV 72.5INST BK 33-252-1MFG DATE 1970

CT'S 135X 135Y 246X 246YMAX RATIO 600 TO 5 600 TO 5 600 TO 5SET TO RATIO 600 TO 5 600 TO 5 100 TO 5

RELAYING

SUBSTATIONCHALKER



RELAYINGCA-26PICKUP 1.25I.L. 41-337.3STYLE 671B158A09

SUBSTATIONCHALKER



RELAYINGCA-26PICKUP 1.25I.L. 41-337.3STYLE 671B158A09

SUBSTATIONCHALKER



RELAYINGRFL 9300 - NOT IN SERVICE

SUBSTATIONCHALKER

69-6MFG GENERAL ELECTRICTYPE FK-69-2500-3S/N 0139A4720-201RATED VOLTS 69000RATED CONT AMP 1200RATED INT AMPS 21000CYC 60IMP WITHSTAND KV 350MAX KV 72.5INST BK GEI-78560MFG DATE 1965

CT'S 135X 135Y 246X 246YMAX RATIO 600 TO 5 600 TO 5SET TO RATIO 200 TO 5 100 TO 5

RELAYINGHUPICKUP .3 X TAPINST TRIP 10 X TAPI.L. 41-347.11STYLE 290B346A21ATAP 1 4.6TAP 2 8.7

SUBSTATIONCHALKER

69-7MFG ABBTYPE 72 PMI 31-20S/N B000345-02RATED VOLTS 69000RATED CONT AMP 2000RATED INT AMPS 31500CYC 60IMP WITHSTAND KV 350MAX KV 72.5INST BK 33-200A-1MFG DATE 1998

CT'S 135X 135Y 246X 246YMAX RATIO 1200 TO 5 1200 TO 5 1200 TO 5 1200 TO 5SET TO RATIO 200 TO 5 200 TO 5 200 TO 5 600 TO 5

RELAYINGSPAJ IS PRIMARY RELAYING

SUBSTATIONCHALKER

69-8MFG AlstomTYPE DT1-72.5FK-F1S/N 163107-010-C

RATED CONT AMP 2000RATED INT AMPS 31500CYC 60IMP WITHSTAND KV 350MAX KV 72.5INST BK IB-DT09-F1MFG DATE Jun-14

Total Weight 4263 lb

Mechanism Type FK3-1/131 Spring

SUBSTATION

CHALKER

MFG Alstom

TYPE DT1-145FK-F1

S/N 194805-020-D

RATED CONT AMP 2000

CYC 60

IMP WITHSTAND KV 650

MAX KV 145

INST BK IB-DT12FK

MFG DATE Nov-15



SUBSTATION

CHALKER

MFG Alstom

TYPE DT1-145FK-F1

S/N 194805-020-B

RATED CONT AMP 2000

CYC 60

IMP WITHSTAND KV 650

MAX KV 145

INST BK IB-DT12FK

MFG DATE Nov-15



SUBSTATION

CHALKER

Capactior Bank

MFG GE

KVAR 14400

S/N 36F3985 G1

RATED VOLTS 79000

Phase Conn. WYE-WYE

CYC 60 Hertz

MFG DATE Mar-98

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