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Alaska Aerospace Corporation Solicits Two Pad-Mounted Electrical Transformers for Kodiak Island Launch Pad

Alaska Aerospace Corporation is seeking bids for two high-capacity, pad-mounted, three-phase electrical transformers to support a new multi-user launch pad at the Pacific Spaceport Complex - Alaska (PSCA) on Kodiak Island. - Government Buyer: - Alaska Aerospace Corporation (AAC), State of Alaska - Products Requested: - One 250 KVA, 3-phase pad mount transformer - 208Y/120V low voltage, 24940Y/14400V high voltage - FR3 fluid, KNAN cooling, aluminum conductor - Includes bushings, bayonet switch, gauges, accessories - Engineered for severe weather and seismic conditions - One 1,000 KVA, 3-phase pad mount transformer - 480Y/277V and 208Y/120V low voltage, 24940Y/14400V high voltage - FR3 fluid, KNAN cooling, aluminum conductor - Includes bushings, bayonet switch, gauges, accessories - Engineered for severe weather and seismic conditions - Notable Requirements: - Stainless steel enclosures and compliance with Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) for fluid containment - Comprehensive manufacturer’s warranty: minimum 3 years from energization or 42 months from delivery - Monthly status updates required until shipment - Inspection prior to acceptance - Delivery to Port of Kodiak (AAC handles final transport) - Must meet rigorous environmental and seismic standards for Kodiak Island - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

The Alaska Aerospace Corporation is procuring two electrical transformers to complete the electrical work at a new multi-user launch pad at the Pacific Spaceport Complex - Alaska. The solicitation includes detailed specifications for each transformer, including power ratings and environmental requirements. Vendors must provide comprehensive warranties and coordinate delivery to the Port of Kodiak, with final transportation arranged by AAC. The transformers must be suitable for severe weather and seismic conditions typical of Kodiak Island.

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