Rifle Substation Communications Tower Construction
The Department of Energy is contracting for the construction of a communications tower at the Rifle Substation to replace an old microwave building. This project aims to establish a microwave path between the Rifle Substation and Sunlight Peak, addressing existing terrain obstructions. Key requirements include the construction of non-building facilities related to power and communication lines.
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Scope & Requirements
The project involves constructing a communications tower to facilitate microwave communication between the Rifle Substation and Sunlight Peak.
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- Estimated Value
- est. $15K – $385KSimilar contracts award $16K to $387K (median $67K, 1,783 awards)Within typical range
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- Place of Performance
- Loveland, CO, USA
Agency & Contact
Contracting Organization
- Agency
- ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF
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Description
Rifle Substation Communications Tower to replace an old and failing federally owned Rifle Microwave (RFM) building. The RFM is to transfer traffic to the Rifle Substation. The RFM has a microwave radio connection to Sunlight Peak (SUN), however due to terrain obstructions it was not possible to take this connection directly to RFL. To avoid the cost of replacing the RFM building, a microwave tower would allow a microwave path between RFL and SUN to be established. Pratt, John W. Contracting . CROSSROADS BLVD (No Street Address
2) LOVELAND, CO 80538 USA
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