Opportunity
SAM #CY10272026
Rewind and refurbishment of three Westinghouse generators at Eufaula Powerhouse
Buyer
USACE Tulsa District
Posted
October 27, 2026
Respond By
November 13, 2026
Identifier
CY10272026
NAICS
237990, 238290, 335312, 333611
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is conducting market research for a comprehensive rewind and refurbishment of three hydroelectric generating units at Eufaula Powerhouse. - Government buyer: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District (SWT). - Opportunity status: Sources-sought market research for a planned construction contract; this is not an award. - OEM: Westinghouse is identified as the manufacturer of the three generating units. No other vendors are named in the provided materials. - Products and equipment: - Three complete sets of new stator coils and related accessories, including circuit and surge rings, leads, neutral current transformers, wedges, fillers, and resistance temperature detectors (RTDs); no part numbers are provided. - One new stator core and clamping system for Unit 1, including design, manufacture, testing, removal of the existing core, and installation. - Three machine condition monitoring systems, with sensors, data acquisition, controls, indication equipment, and programming. - Spare parts; specific items and quantities are not stated. - Services requested: Prototype coil design, manufacture, and voltage endurance and thermal cycle testing; pre-disassembly testing and alignment checks; disassembly and reassembly of all three units; bearing inspection and, if directed, bearing refurbishment; rotor pole and field winding inspection and testing; removal of existing stator coils; inspection, cleaning, and testing of the Unit 2 and Unit 3 stator cores; monitoring-system commissioning; alignment checks; efficiency testing on one unit; and startup, commissioning, testing, and model validation for all three units. - Notable requirements: Firms responding should have relevant generator-rewind experience. The work includes specialized prototype testing and a new Unit 1 stator core, alongside refurbishment and testing across all three generating units.
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