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RFP Description:
The Proposer shall provide all labor, material, and equipment required to perform the Service described as: RENEWABLE ENERGY ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL SERVICES Background:
SMUD owns and/or operates a variety of utility scale renewable energy facilities. SMUD currently owns and operates a 102 MW wind farm in the Solano County Collinsville-Montezuma Hills Wind Resources Area comprised of Vestas V47 and V90 turbines (soon to be expanded by 128 MW under transferred ownership) and 10 MW of solar (photovoltaics, fixed and tracking arrays on ground, pedestal mounted and rooftop). Existing ancillary facilities include 6 meteorological towers, an O&M building, and Russell gen-tie substation. SMUD also embarks upon studies and investigations which may include wind, solar (photovoltaic and/or concentrated solar power), compressed air energy storage, biomass, geothermal, renewable resource forecasting and GIS mapping.
The facilities of interest are generally located in Sacramento and Solano County; however, additional facilities under consideration or study may be located in areas throughout California, Nevada and other western states. The scope of services under this contract will be defined via Task Order Authorization on an as-needed basis. However, these services are expected to require detailed engineering, analysis investigation and design services for SMUD’s renewable energy projects. These Engineering and Technical Services are likely to cover multiple engineering disciplines, but will be specific to renewable energy projects as described in tasks assigned by SMUD at its discretion via task orders. These task orders will define the scope, schedule and budget for each specific task. Engineering tasks will be implemented according to the engineering process described in Section 2.4 Task Proposal Process. The work may include evaluation and engineering of existing installations or new projects, engineering studies, engineering analysis, work scope development, etc. For more details please visit: http://bit.ly/zviZqq To learn about all the energy incentives and projects available, check out www.energygridiq.com or download our iOS app Watt Rebate today.
RFP Description:
The Proposer shall provide all labor, material, and equipment required to perform the Service described as: RENEWABLE ENERGY ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL SERVICES Background:
SMUD owns and/or operates a variety of utility scale renewable energy facilities. SMUD currently owns and operates a 102 MW wind farm in the Solano County Collinsville-Montezuma Hills Wind Resources Area comprised of Vestas V47 and V90 turbines (soon to be expanded by 128 MW under transferred ownership) and 10 MW of solar (photovoltaics, fixed and tracking arrays on ground, pedestal mounted and rooftop). Existing ancillary facilities include 6 meteorological towers, an O&M building, and Russell gen-tie substation. SMUD also embarks upon studies and investigations which may include wind, solar (photovoltaic and/or concentrated solar power), compressed air energy storage, biomass, geothermal, renewable resource forecasting and GIS mapping.
The facilities of interest are generally located in Sacramento and Solano County; however, additional facilities under consideration or study may be located in areas throughout California, Nevada and other western states. The scope of services under this contract will be defined via Task Order Authorization on an as-needed basis. However, these services are expected to require detailed engineering, analysis investigation and design services for SMUD’s renewable energy projects. These Engineering and Technical Services are likely to cover multiple engineering disciplines, but will be specific to renewable energy projects as described in tasks assigned by SMUD at its discretion via task orders. These task orders will define the scope, schedule and budget for each specific task. Engineering tasks will be implemented according to the engineering process described in Section 2.4 Task Proposal Process. The work may include evaluation and engineering of existing installations or new projects, engineering studies, engineering analysis, work scope development, etc. For more details please visit: http://bit.ly/zviZqq To learn about all the energy incentives and projects available, check out www.energygridiq.com or download our iOS app Watt Rebate today.
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