Bid Package 08 North Well Field - Garney Construction

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UNDERGROUND SERVICE METER PEDESTAL FIGURE 4-F NOTES: 1. Precast foundation provided by Company. 2. Above ground meter pedestal provided, installed and maintained by Customer. Customer provides anchor clips and bolts with meter pedestal. 3. Service lateral or source conductors provided and installed as per 400.02, page 30. 4. Four feet clearance is required from meter side of pedestal to any obstruction or structure. 5. Customer service equipment may be installed on meter pedestal in accordance with all applicable codes. 6. Customer may connect grounding electrode conductor to duplex connector on neutral bus. The grounding electrode conductor (#6 Cu min.) shall connect to an approved ground electrode. Company reserves the right to refuse installation of service contingent upon observing an unsafe Customer connection. 7. Alternate Design- Customer shall obtain Company approval of any alternate design prior to installation. Copyright 2010 Oncor Electric Delivery Company. All rights reserved 38
SECTION 500 - METERING AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT 500.01 General Meter sockets shall be provided, installed and maintained by Customer. When the ratings of meter sockets are exceeded, transockets shall be used. Transockets, when required, shall be provided by Company and installed and maintained by Customer. See Figure 5-A, pages 44 & 45 for conductor, connector and connection details. 500.02 Work on Meter Installations Electricians and electrical contractors, prior to removing self contained meters (excluding 480 V self contained meters) and disconnecting power must contact the Company’s electrician voice mailbox at 1-800-518-2374 and provide requested information. The information required is provided on page 70. 500.03 Sequence of Connecting Facilities The standard sequence for connecting equipment to Company’s existing delivery system facilities is as follows: COMPANY’S ELECTRICAL DELIVERY SYSTEM │ POINT OF DELIVERY │ METERING EQUIPMENT │ CUSTOMER’S SERVICE EQUIPMENT │ CUSTOMER’S ELECTRICAL LOAD A sequence of facilities other than illustrated here should be done only with prior approval of the Company. 500.04 Location of Meter Consistent with good utility practice, a meter and its associated equipment shall be installed in a location that facilitates the provision of safe and reliable delivery service and accurate measurement and that provides clear working space on all sides. The center of the socket opening shall be not less than four feet and not more than six feet above the finished grade. All meter locations should be as near as possible to the point of delivery. The Company shall have direct, unobstructed access to all meter locations. Meter locations likely to become obstructed in the future shall be avoided. The Company’s electrical delivery system and the metering equipment shall be located outside the building. If the Customer requires a location other than outside the building or if service conductor and conduit must pass under permanent structures, foundations or structure slabs, the Customer shall install and own the Copyright 2010 Oncor Electric Delivery Company. All rights reserved 39
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BIDDING DOCUMENTS for the Ward Coun
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Advertisement for Bids
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00 10 00 INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS 1.
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from retaining copies of the Contra
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perils or causes of loss covered by
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TRACTOR is liable, imposed by Laws
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obligations of Bidder under these b
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underground coverage where applicab
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Payment Procedures
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01 31 00 PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND COO
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Restore structures which may have b
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C. Owner, CMAR or Engineer may use
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Project Coordination
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a. Preliminary construction schedul
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1.08 REQUESTS FOR MODIFICATIONS A.
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2) Horizontal and vertical location
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5. Do not affect the continuing rig
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Complete appropriate test report ne
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h. Energize switchgear. Measure and
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AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT is by and
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