Site work for a power facility in Raleigh, North Carolina. Completed plans call for site work for a power facility.

This project reconstructs and upgrades the portion of the Centennial Campus Substation that failed in April 2021. Replacement of the power transformer, 230kV high-side bus work and dead-end structure, 23kV low-side bus work and dip structure, high-side circuit switcher, and protection and control circuits. This project will also require coordination with Duke Energy Progress for high-side terminations and low-side metering. Bid Date Notes: The total submittal, including letter of interest, is limited to twenty (20) sheets of paper. Submit the one page reference form as a separate document in the submission email. Question Deadline 02/10/2026 at 5:00 PM ET Submit Questions to: Online or directly to the Project Manager, James Cox. Responses will be posted by February 13, 2025 at 5:00 pm Responses to Questions will be posted at online. NC State seeks the services of an Electrical Testing Firm to join the team to provide services for the project through construction and commissioning in support of a $5,500,000 overall project to reconstruct a portion of the Centennial Campus Substation. The scope summary includes, but is not limited, to: Providing, connecting, and operating testing equipment, including cables, power supplies, safety equipment, and other appurtenances necessary to perform the tests specified by the commissioning script and by the referenced sections in the NETA AT-1 testing standard for each system Relay testing, including but not limited to operating test sets and making connections. The construction of the new substation began in 2025, with the new transformer for the project being set in December 2025. Construction of the rest of the substation will continue through the first half of 2026, with all pre-energization testing beginning in April 2026 to be completed by September 2026. Project anticipates energizing the new substation in October 2026, with some post-energization testing and commissioning to occur in November 2026. Testing firm must be NETA accredited to perform this testing, but does not need to be a licensed Professional Engineer.