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The Department of Defense is procuring a design-build construction project to install an 8 MW microgrid at Fort Buchanan, including diesel generators, battery storage, and control systems. The project aims to enhance energy resilience.
The project involves installing an 8 MW microgrid at Fort Buchanan, including diesel generators, battery storage, control systems, and integration with existing renewable energy sources.
This is a Design-Bid-Build Construction project to provide an installation-level microgrid at Fort Buchanan consisting of approximately 8 MW of new diesel generators and 4 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS), as an option.
In addition, the project will install a microgrid control system including, but not limited to, paralleling switchgear, transformers, transfer switches, circuit breakers, protective relaying and fiber optic communication connections.
The project will install twelve 12,000-gallon above-ground, ballistic-resistant, diesel fuel tanks with a fuel polishing system to sustain critical operations continuously for 14 days.
The microgrid will include integration of existing large-scale onsite generation (4.65 MW from solar photovoltaic (PV) array and two 275 kW wind turbines).
The project also includes site work, start-up commissioning, interconnection agreement, assessment & authorization and all associated costs.
The microgrid system will support energy resiliency by providing on-site energy generation, this includes the installation of diesel generators, microgrid control system, electrical interconnection switchgear, interconnection circuit wirings, and modification to the existing electrical distribution system as necessary to establish the Fort Buchanan microgrid network.
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