Birmingham International Airport Flybirmingham #Motor Control RFP

Motor Control Center System Installation and Removal for Birmingham Airport Storm Water Pump Station

This opportunity involves the procurement and installation of a new Motor Control Center (MCC) system for the Birmingham International Airport Storm Water Pump Station. - Government Buyer: - Birmingham Airport Authority (Flybirmingham) - Office located at 5900 Messer Airport Highway, Birmingham, AL 35212 - OEMs and Vendors: - Cutler-Hammer (Freedom 2100 MCC) - Siemens (circuit breakers, mounting brackets) - Square D (equipment ground bars) - FLYGT (large propeller pumps) - Products and Quantities: - 1 Cutler-Hammer Freedom 2100 MCC (part number HBH49874) with 1600A main breaker, 800A motor disconnect feeder buckets, size 6 starters - 4 FLYGT large propeller pumps (300hp, 360amp) - 1 Siemens circuit breaker (BQ1B020QLD) - 1 Siemens mounting bracket (SMB6R) - 2 Square D equipment ground bars (PK9GTA, PK4GTA) - 1 Watchdog Control System - 1 Flood Control RTU Panel (59012) - 1 Cell Antenna (4G LTE 7dBi RP-SMA) - 1 Quadraplex Controller (QC101B) - 2 Remote Telemetry Units (RTU101D, RTU103A) - 1 Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS101) - 1 NEMA 4X Stainless Steel Enclosure (SCE-36EL2412SSLPPL) - Services Requested: - Installation and removal of the MCC, including all electrical and mechanical work - Coordination of shutdowns and provision of temporary power - Integration of control and telemetry systems - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with NEC Article 430, NEMA ICS 2-322, and UL845 standards - Coordination for outage timing (48-72 hour notice and pre-outage meeting required) - Temporary removal and replacement of fencing for equipment access - Detailed technical documentation and integration of telemetry/control systems - Project is a rebid due to only one proposal received initially

Description

This solicitation is a request for proposals for the installation and removal of a Motor Control Center (MCC) for storm water pump station attachments at Birmingham International Airport. The procurement is document-only, providing detailed technical attachments including questions and answers about the MCC specifications, existing equipment, and project requirements. The work involves electrical and mechanical tasks related to the MCC, including coordination of shutdowns and temporary power provisions. The buyer intends to rebid the project due to receiving only one proposal initially.

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