Burlington,
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Replace Secondary
Electrical Service, Line 3A, IAAP, Iowa
Burlington, Iowa
| Contract Number: |
DACA45-02-C-0010 |
| Project Location: |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
Burlington Resident Office
Iowa Army Ammunition Plant,
Middletown , Iowa |
| Project Owner: |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
Badger Area Office
Madison , Wisconsin |
| Point of Contact: |
Craig Bichanich, Area Engineer |
Address: |
US Army Corps of Engineers,
Badger Area Office
559 D'Onofrio Drive, Suite 200
Madison , WI 53719-2842 |
| Phone/Fax Number: |
(608) 833-0901 ext. 13
(608) 833-9050 |
| Initial Contract Dollar Value: |
$1,149,600 |
| Final Contract Dollar Value: |
$1,260,141 |
| Period of Performance: |
March 22, 2002 through March 20, 2003 |
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Description
This project consisted of the provision of the following:
- Installation of two new 750kVA Pad Mounted Transformers
- Installation of one new 1200Amp 15kV 3-Bay Switchgear
- Installation of concrete encased duct banks and 15kV
Circuits
- Installation of 19 NEMA12 Panelboards
- Installation of 10 new Explosion Proof Panels
- Installation of new Main Explosion Proof Feeders to all
new panels
- Construction of a new 30' x 20' Metal Building
- Approximately 7,000' of Directional Boring
- Planning, testing, and implementing Contaminated Soils
Program
*Added by Owner Change Order |
Comments
Contract was completed nearly 60 days ahead of schedule.
The project involved extensive coordination of work schedules
with the Ammunition Plant. Approximately 55% of the project
area could only be worked on weekends, the rest during the
regular work week. We shifted our work week to four 10-hour
days, Thursday through Sunday, to accommodate the Owner. |
Performance
Evaluation
Overall Performance Evaluation: Outstanding
Quote from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Performance Evaluation dated April 10, 2003:
“The quality of the work was outstanding. The crew was very experienced, knowledgeable and skilled in their work. Their work here is the finest we've seen here. Effectiveness of management was outstanding. The home office and site managers performed exceptionally. Allen Lukkar and John Murdy, field and site managers, respectively, deserve special recognition. Due to increased production to support the war effort the time specified for work periods in Line 3A was shortened one work day per week. Both managers worked with the Corps and Customer to minimize impact and work as efficiently as possible. They coordinated, managed and adjusted their operations to the extent their work was so efficient, they completed over 60 days before the contract completion date. This was phenomenal in light of all the interferences they faced. This is commendable.” |
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