Snapshot 7144

GRID
PRODUCTS
Circuit Breakers
March 16, 2012
City of Ocala
Resource Management
th
1805 NE 30 Avenue
Building “400”-Gate 1
Ocala, FL 34470
Attn: Ms. Jane Hurley
RE: ITB 12-037 / USC Ref. No.: FL-USC-12449/1
Dear Ms. Hurley,

Thank you for your interest in ALSTOM for your Power Circuit Breaker needs. We have received your inquiry and are pleased to
submit the following proposal in accordance with your specification and with the noted comments and clarifications. We are
proposing our DT1-72.5 F1 FK which is part of the ALSTOM family of circuit breakers. ALSTOM Grid is extremely interested in
continuing a successful business relationship with City Of Ocala. ALSTOM is proposing similar breakers that were provided
under City Of Ocala PO’s 72284-72285-72286-72287-72288 and ALSTOM Order’s No CX05066-CX05067-CX05068-CX05069-
CX05070 respectively. To further demonstrate our commitment, ALSTOM will provide (1) complementary trip coil, (1) close
coil and (1) motor with receipt of an order. These coils and motors can be used for any of the circuit breakers that were
purchased in the past.
ALSTOM is a leading manufacturer of high voltage circuit breakers and circuit switchers with R&D and manufacturing facilities
located in Charleroi, Pennsylvania. Our facility is an ALSTOM Center of Excellence for research and development, testing, and
manufacturing of dead tank circuit breakers for worldwide distribution and is certified to ISO9001-2008, ISO1400-2004 and
OHSAS18001-2007.
Our Charleroi, PA campus includes a fully functional research & development facility with a staff of over 20 engineers and
technicians dedicated to product development. This local development team ensures that new products are designed to meet the
rigorous demands of the US power system. The ALSTOM team also includes worldwide development with R&D centers in Kassel,
Germany and Villeurbanne, France. We have currently delivered nearly 15,000 circuit breakers from this factory since 1993.
The ALSTOM line of circuit breakers and circuit switchers are developed with a family approach. Common components such as
mechanisms and interrupters are shared between the dead tank and circuit switcher products providing a reduction in cost of
ownership. Furthermore, our breakers and switchers are tested to ensure significant Close-Open mechanical operations without
maintenance.
ALSTOM stands ready to serve you. Our uniquely qualified team includes industry leaders with decades of experience in the
transmission and distribution world as well as the high voltage circuit breaker industry. The members of the ALSTOM team are
available at any time and are dedicated together with our Charleroi staff of nearly 200 employees to providing you best in industry
service and support.
Regards,
William J. Floder Soman Varghese Perry Webster
Regional Product Manager ALSTOM Area Manager Electric Sales Associates, Inc
william.floder@Alstom.com soman.varghese@Alstom.com perryw@electricsalesinc.com
724-483-7866 678-920-2709 954-385-3266
Alstom Grid, Inc.
One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
SECTION 00-400
PROPOSAL AND BID FORM
SECTION 00-400
Submit one (1) original and one CD (PDF format) electronic version.
FY12-14 SUBSTATION UPGRADES

This is the Proposal of: 15KV AND 69KV BREAKERS
OUS PROJECT NO. 01-07-01
ALSTOM Grid, Inc. OCALA, FLORIDA
One Power Lane February 17, 2012
Charleroi, PA 15022 ITB 12-037
To: City of Ocala Utility Services

Ocala Utility Services
1805 Northeast 30th Avenue Bldg. 400, Gate 1
Ocala, Florida 34470
Attention: Jane Hurley, Procurement Manager
1. Proposal
Pursuant to and in compliance with your Invitation to Bid dated February 17, 2012, the Instructions to Bidders
and other documents relating thereto, the undersigned proposes to furnish and install the following equipment at
the City of Ocala, Florida, at the prices listed below and within the times specified herein by the City of Ocala,
and based on the description of Bid Item Numbers contained in Section 00-400.
FY-12 IMMEDIATE/DEFINITE REQUIREMENT:
Item Qty Unit of Description Unit Price Total Price

Measure
Circuit Breaker, High-Voltage, Outdoor, Re-
closing, 69kV Class,
1200 Amp, 3-Pole, Single Throw, 60 Hertz,
350kV BIL, 3-Cycle,
Symmetrical Interrupting Current 31.5 KA
1 3 Each $ 34,400.- $ 103,200.-
RMS, 4000 MVA
Nominal Interrupting Capacity Class,
Complete with required accessories.
Complete requirements outlined in Sections
16-010 and 16-012.
Recommended Circuit Breaker Spare Parts
1a 1 Lot $ 635.- $ 635.-
Total
ALSTOM will provide (1) complementary Spare Parts Lot with receipt of an
order. SUBTOTAL $ 103,835.-
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Unit of
Item Qty Description Unit Price Total Price
Measure
Circuit Breaker, High Voltage, Outdoor,
15kV Class, 1200 Amp, with Relaying.
2 5 Each Complete with required accessories. $ $
16-010 and 16-014.
2a 1 Lot $ $
Total.
SUBTOTAL $
TOTAL (1, 1a AND 2, 2a ABOVE): $ NO QUOTE
Note: The above prices do not include Florida State Sales Tax, which is not applicable.
FY’13 REQUIREMENT (if funded in annual budget)
Item Qty Unit of Description

Measure
350kV BIL, 3-Cycle,
3 2 Each
RMS, 4000 MVA
16-010 and 16-012.
3a 1 Lot
Total.
Will you hold your FY’12 bid price for FY’13 breakers?
X Yes
______ No (indicate below any expected price escalation/de-escalation and the formula you would use to determine
same)
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FY’14 REQUIREMENT (if funded in annual budget)

Measure
350kV BIL, 3-Cycle,
4 2 Each
RMS, 4000 MVA
16-010 and 16-012.
4a 1 Lot
Total.

Measure
Circuit Breaker, High Voltage, Outdoor,
15kV Class, 1200 Amp, with Relaying.
5 7 Each Complete with required accessories. NO QUOTE
16-010 and 16-014.
5a 1 Lot
Total.
Will you hold your FY’12 bid price for FY’14 breakers?
X Yes
______ No (indicate below any expected price escalation/de-escalation and the formula you would use to determine
same)
Any FY’13 and/or FY’14 purchases must be mutually agreed upon by both the City of Ocala and awardee.
By submitting a bid, the bidder hereby certifies that the company submitting the bid is in compliance
with all of the requirements of Department of Homeland Security’s E-Verify System for the duration of
the contract entered into between the City of Ocala and the Company or Organization OR will hire no
employees for the term of the contract between the City of Ocala and the Company or Organization.
Further information on E-Verify can be found at the following website:
http://www.uscis.gov/e-verify
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2. Discount Schedule
A discount in the amount indicated will be allowed if payment is made within the number of days stated from date
of invoice or date of delivery and acceptance, whichever is later.
Item No. Description Percent Discount for Payment in Days
1. Circuit Breaker, 69 KV, 1200 Amp 0%

_____________ ___________________
2. Circuit Breaker, 15 KV, 1200 Amp _____________

N/A ___________________
N/A
3. Manufacturer
Item No. Description Manufacturer
1. Circuit Breaker, 69 KV, 1200 Amp ALSTOM Grid, Inc.
2. Circuit Breaker, 15 KV, 1200 Amp N/A

__________________________
If a bid is submitted for Items 1, Appendix 1 has been completed with pertinent information and is attached to this
proposal.
If a bid is submitted for Item 2, Appendix 2 has been completed with pertinent information and is attached to this
proposal.
Where spare parts are recommended, an itemized listing is attached to this Proposal, including description, part
number, recommended quantity and price.
4. Visa Accepted: YES _________ X

NO _________
5. List of Subcontractors and Major Suppliers
The undersigned expressly agrees that:
A. If awarded a contract as a result of this proposal, the subcontractor used in the prosecution of the work will be
those listed below. OUS reserves the right to reject any subcontractor or specific employee, based on previous
experience with said subcontractor or employee, without financial impact to OUS. Bidders are strongly
encouraged to provide names of engineers and construction foremen in order to prevent rejection after the bid
award.
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SECTION 00-400
B. The bidder represents that the subcontractors listed below are financially responsible and are qualified to do
the work required.
CATEGORY NAME OF SUBCONTRACTOR ADDRESS
Hauling
Brownlee Trucking Inc. 5035 Jefferson Avenue

Avella, PA 15312
Advanced Freight Logistics 1245 S. Clev-Mass Rd

Coplay, Ohio 44321
MAJOR SUPPLIERS ADDRESS
ALSTOM Grid, Inc. One Power Lane-Charleroi, PA 15022
6. Equipment Delivery Schedule – FY’12 (Immediate Definite Requirement)
Ocala Utility Services requires Delivery of equipment, as defined in Section 00-710, Paragraph 2, within the
following dates:
Delivery Required Delivery Required

Item No. Description Not Earlier Than Not Later Than
1. Circuit Breaker, 69 KV, 1200 Amp September 1, 2012 September 30, 2012
2. Circuit Breaker, 15 KV, 1200 Amp September 1, 2012 September 30, 2012
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The Bidder proposes to complete Delivery of Items, as listed below, including an allowance for review of shop
drawings (see Section 00-810, Part 3, Paragraph D). The bidder understands proposed delivery times longer than
stated above may be grounds for rejection of bid.
Item No. Description Proposed Delivery Date
1. Circuit Breaker 69 KV, 1200 Amp 16-20 weeks ARO
2. Circuit Breaker 15 KV, 1200Amp N/A
Delivery dates are based on a Conditional Notice of Award and Conditional Notice to Proceed of April 4, 2012. A
Conditional Notice of Award of Contract and Conditional Notice to Proceed are conditioned only by the
requirement that the Contractor shall deliver acceptable bond(s), proof(s) of insurance, and related documents,
properly executed on behalf of the Contractor, and to otherwise demonstrate his fitness, willingness and ability to
enter into the contract as described herein. Failure to issue Conditional Notice of Award, Conditional Notice to
Proceed by the date indicated shall constitute basis for a day-for-day extension in the proposed delivery schedule.
Conditional Notice of Award may or may not include the Conditional Notice to Proceed with the Contract. If the
Conditional Notice to Proceed is separated from the Conditional Notice of Award, completion time shall be
extended on a day-for-day basis to allow for elapsed time between Conditional Notice of Award and Conditional
Notice to Proceed.
7. Delivery to Be Made To
Item No. Description
1. Three (3) Circuit Breakers 69 KV, 1200 Amp shall be delivered to the Utility Services Warehouse.
2. Five (5) Circuit Breakers 15 KV, 1200 Amp shall be delivered to the Utility Services Warehouse
The Bidder agrees to deliver equipment to the Utility Services Warehouse at 1805 NE 30th Ave, Bldg 700, Gate
#5, Ocala Florida 34470. Access requirements shall be established by on-site investigation by the Bidder.
Delivery shall be completed between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 12:00 noon, or 1:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Local
Time, Monday through Friday, but shall not be made on legal holidays and with a 48-hour notice prior to
delivery.
8. Bidder Agreement
* The Bidder shall strike out the word(s) which do not apply.
“All items (are)* (are not)* quoted as per specification.”
In the event the items covered by this quotation (including any modification or alternative) are not as specified, a
full description is attached to the quotation describing the item (modification or alternative) on which the
quotation is made, specifically noting exceptions to the specifications. The Bidder understands that failure to
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Note:
This offer is subject to mutually agreed upon Terms & Conditions between City of Ocala and ALSTOM Grid, Inc. dated 02/27/2009. Please
refer to the attached Terms & Conditions.
Clarifications to Section 00-400:

Paragraph 7.0 -No provisions are included in this proposal for Alstom to remove the equipment from the truck and place it onto the
foundation. This will be the responsibility of others.

Paragraph 17 - No provisions are included in this proposal for Alstom to remove the equipment from the truck and place it onto the
Clarifications to the Breaker Specification’s 16-010 and 16-012:

Note: This proposal is in reference to Sections 16-010 and 16-012 only, all other Sections to equipment does not apply.
Clarifications to the Breaker Specification’s 16-010:

1.05 - Drawings and other documents will be submitted for approval four (4) to six (6) weeks after receipt of order.
3.01.B – Alstom breakers are shipped on a low step-deck or flatbed truck with bushings assembled, main contacts open,
spring mechanism discharged and partially gas filled, thereby eliminating the need for a vacuum pump on site.

1.04.G - Alstom’s proposed circuit breaker has Closing and Latching capability of 108kA.
2.02.M - Operating temperature range of the proposed circuit breakers is -40C (Without Tank Heaters) to 50C.
2.02.O - The circuit breaker will be provided with an external electrical trip push button with permissive control. The electrical push
button is protected by the low gas lockout function and cannot be operated if the gas level should fall below safe operating
levels. A mechanical trip lever is provided on each circuit breaker and located inside the mechanism enclosure.
2.03.A - Alstom is proposing SF6 filled gray porcelain bushing without bushing studs. The breaker has a NEMA four (4) hole bushing
terminal, made of aluminum and arranged in a horizontal plane. Stud connectors are not supplied.
2.04.C - A latch check switch is not applicable to the proposed gas breakers since they do not incorporate a “collapsing” linkage and
the trip latch restores itself fast enough to accomplish even a zero-time delay re-close. Therefore, it will not be provided.
2.05.B - The circuit breaker will be supplied with 10 ‘a’ and 10 ‘b’ auxiliary contacts available for customer use. These contacts are
factory set and are not field adjustable.
2.05.D - The circuit breaker has one (1) common gas density monitoring system for the three (3) poles, located outside of the control
housing, subject to ambient conditions. This pressure sensitive, temperature compensated SF6 gas density monitor has two
(2) contact settings for the following functions for falling density: (1) alarm, (2) functional lockout. The contact settings are
adjusted at the factory; therefore, they require no calibration and should not be adjusted in the field.
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
SECTION 00-400
INFORMATION FORM # 1 – ITB 12-037
References:
1. Company & Contact Name:
Address:
Phone No.: Email:
Project Description:
Please refer to attached reference list immediately following this page.
Address:
Phone No.: Email:
Address:
Phone No.: Email:
Address:
Phone No.: Email:
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Address:
Phone No.: Email:
Statement Regarding the Size, Capacity and Location of Facility(s):
Facility has 87,000 square feet. Alstom is currently expanding the facility
to 100,000 square feet.
Manufacturing capacity of 210 breakers per month.
Facility is located in Charleroi, PA.
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GRID
PRODUCTS
Circuit Breakers
CONTACTS
COMPANY CONTACT ADDRESS PHONE RATINGS
Mr. Pete Faulhaber

Ocala, FL 72.5kV
City of Ocala Electric Substation 352-351-6656
pfaulhaber@ocalafl.org
Supervisor
72.5kV
Mr. Greg Ozbun
City of Tallahassee Tallahassee, FL 123kV
Supervisor T&D 850-891-5011
(COT) greg.ozbun@talgov 145kV
Operations
245kV
Mr. Mike Anderson
American Transmission Madison, WI
Principal Substation 608-877-7147 72.5kV
Company (ATC) manderson@atcllc.com
Design Engineer
72.5kV
Mr. John Leech Tempe, AZ 86281-1027
Salt River Project 602-236-3712 123kV
Senior Engineer John.Leech@srpnet.com
245kV
Ms. Irene Mulyar 72.5kV
Tri-State Generation & Westminster, CO
Electrical Engineering 303-254-3409 145kV
Transmission imulyar@tristategt.org
Manager 245kV
Mr. Greg Lyons Portland, OR
PacifiCorp 503-813-6883 72.5kV
Engineering Manager greg.lyons@pacificorp.com
72.5kV
Bill Endy Billings, MT
145kV
Northwestern Energy Substation william.endy@northwestern.co 406-655-2577
245kV
Superintendent m
550kV
Donn Atchison
Nebraska Public Power York, NE 72.5kV
T&D Asset Management 402-362-7231
District dnatchi@nppd.com 123kV
Specialist
72.5kV
Portland General Portland, OR 123kV
Brett Phillips 503-464-8047
Electric Brett.Phillips@pgn.com 245kV
Switcher 145kV
Austin, TX 72.5kV
LCRA Sam Pulley 512-369-4474
Sam.Pulley@LCRA.ORG 145kV
Austin, TX
Austin Energy Homer Portillo Homer.Portillo@austinenergy.c 512-505-7133 145kV
om
ALSTOM Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
SECTION 00-400
STATEMENT OF "NO BID"
IF YOU DO NOT INTEND TO BID ON THIS REQUIREMENT, PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN THIS FORM
PRIOR TO DATE SHOWN FOR RECEIPT OF BIDS TO: CITY OF OCALA UTILITY SERVICES, PURCHASING DIVISION,
1805 NE 30TH AVENUE, BLDG 400, GATE 1, OCALA, FLORIDA 34470.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE DECLINED TO BID ON YOUR BID NO. ITB 12-037 OPENING March 16, 2012,
FOR FOR THE FOLLOWING REASON(S):
SPECIFICATIONS ARE TOO "TIGHT", I.E., GEARED TOWARD ONE

BRAND OR MANUFACTURER ONLY (PLEASE EXPLAIN REASON
BELOW).
INSUFFICIENT TIME TO RESPOND TO INVITATION TO BID.
WE DO NOT OFFER THIS PRODUCT/S OR EQUIVALENT.
OUR PRODUCT SCHEDULE WOULD NOT PERMIT US TO PERFORM.
UNABLE TO MEET SPECIFICATIONS.
UNABLE TO MEET BOND REQUIREMENTS.
SPECIFICATIONS UNCLEAR (PLEASE EXPLAIN BELOW).
COMPETITION RESTRICTED BY PRE-APPROVED CITY OF OCALA
STANDARDS.
OTHER (PLEASE SPECIFY BELOW).
REMARKS:
WE UNDERSTAND THAT IF THIS "NO BID" LETTER IS NOT EXECUTED AND RETURNED, OUR NAME MAY BE
DELETED FROM THE LIST OF QUALIFIED BIDDER'S FOR THE CITY OF OCALA FOR FUTURE PROJECTS OR
COMMODITIES.
COMPANY NAME
ADDRESS
SIGNATURE AND TITLE
TELEPHONE NUMBER DATE
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SECTION 00-400
CITY OF OCALA - LOCAL VENDOR PREFERENCE

AFFIDAVIT OF ELIGIBILITY
This form is only to be submitted if you are eligible and requesting Local Vendor Preference
This form is to be completed in its entirety by the prime vendor and submitted with your bid. Incomplete forms will be
rejected for preference evaluation.
In addition, each vendor shall submit a separate form for each major subcontractor the vendor proposes to employ. A
major subcontractor is defined as a subcontractor whose subcontract constitutes five percent (5%) or more of the total
contract price. In order for a vendor to be considered for local vendor preference, all major subcontractors must also
qualify. Copy this form if additional forms are required and attach as submittals to each bid.
1. Legal Name of Firm: N/A

___________________________________________________
Mailing Address: Physical Address (if different):

_______________________________ _________________________________
_______________________________ _________________________________
_______________________________ _________________________________
2. Date your business was established in City of Ocala: _____________________

or
Date your business was established in Marion County: _____________________
3. Did you pay business or real property tax to either the

City or the County for the most recent tax year? Yes______ No______
4. Are you planning to employ any major subcontractors? Yes______ No______
Under penalty of perjury, the undersigned states that the forgoing statements are true and correct. The undersigned also
acknowledges that any person, firm, corporation or entity intentionally submitting false information in an attempt to
qualify for local vendor preference shall be prohibited from bidding on City of Ocala products and services in accordance
with CP-161 of the City of Ocala’s Purchasing and Procedures manual.
Authorized Signature: ___________________________________ Date: _________________
Printed Name & Title: ___________________________________ Phone: ________________
State of: _____________________
County of: ___________________
Sworn to and subscribed before me this ________day of _____________________, 20___
Personally known _______ or Produced Identification ____________________________

(Specify Type of Identification)
_____________________________ My Commission Expires ___________________

Signature of Notary
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APPENDIX 1
69KV – 1200 AMP
SECTION 00-400
PROPOSAL AND BID FORM - APPENDIX 1 - 69KV - 1200AMP
SHEET 1 of 2
Information to be furnished by Circuit Breaker Manufacturer or Vendor with Bid
Manufacturer ALSTOM Grid, Inc.
Location of Plant Charleroi, PA
Model/Type/Design DT1-72.5 FK / SF6 / Dead Tank
Rated Maximum voltage (KV) 72.5
Rated Voltage Range Factor (K) 1.0
Rated Low-Frequency Withstand (rms KV) 160
Rated Full-Wave Impulse Withstand (crest KV) 350
Continuous Current Rating (A) 1200
Closing and Latching Capability (A) 108
Short-Time Carrying Capability (A) 31,500
Original Manufacturer of Interrupter Unit ALSTOM Grid, Inc.
Maximum Symmetrical Current Interrupting (KA) 31.5
Nominal Interrupting Capacity Class (MVA) 4,000
Rated Number of Interrupter Unit Operations 2,000
Opening Time (cycles) 1.5-1.9
Closing Time (cycles) 4.1-4.8
Minimum Reclosing Time 20 Cycles
Maximum Interrupting Time (cycles) 3
Minimum Control Voltage for Trip Operation 28-56V @ 48VDC
Minimum Control Voltage for Close Operation 36-56V @ 48VDC
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APPENDIX 1
69KV – 1200 AMP
SECTION 00-400
SHEET 2 of 2
Description of Operating Mechanism Spring
Description of Stored Energy Spring/Spring
Current Transformer Manufacturer Narayan or Meramec
Number of Current Transformers /Accuracy Class (12) 1200:5 C400
Maximum CT Quantity for Space Available (3) per bushing
Bushing Manufacturer NGK or Argillon
Bushing Type /Designation (Composite bushings,

if proposed, must be identified as an exception and
shall not be included in the base bid. Porcelain
External Creepage Distance, Phase to Ground (in) 74
External Striking Distance, Phase to Ground (in) 24.3
Phase Spacing (in) 37
Net Weight of Complete Circuit Breaker (lbs) Approximately 3,800
Recommended Spare Parts: (use an additional sheet if needed)
Description Part Number Cost
Close Coil 49.102.110-16 $105.-USD
Trip Coil 49.102.110-16 $105.-USD
Motor 1-417-294-G10 $425.-USD
Total: $ 635.-USD
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APPENDIX 2
15KV – 1200 AMP
SECTION 00-400
SHEET 1 of 2
Information to be furnished by Circuit Breaker Manufacturer or Vendor with Bid
Manufacturer
Location of Plant No Quote
Model/Type/Design
Rated Maximum Voltage (KV)
Rated Voltage Range Factor (K)
Rated Low-Frequency Withstand (rms KV)
Rated Full-Wave Impulse Withstand (crest KV)
Continuous Current Rating (A)
Closing and Latching Capability (A)
Short-Time Carrying Capability (A)
Original Manufacturer of Interrupter Unit
Rated Short-Circuit current Interrupting (A)
Maximum Symmetrical Current Interrupting (A)
Maximum Asymmetrical Current Interrupting (A)
Percent of Rating for Specified Reclosing Cycle
Rated Number of Interrupter Unit Operations
Opening Time (cycles)
Closing Time (cycles)
Minimum Reclosing Time
Maximum Interrupting Time (cycles)
Minimum Control Voltage for Trip Operation
Minimum Control Voltage for Close Operation
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APPENDIX 2
15KV – 1200 AMP

SHEET 2 of 2
Description of Operating Mechanism
No Quote
Description of Stored Energy
Current Transformer Manufacturer
Number of Current Transformers /Accuracy Class
Maximum CT Quantity for Space Available
Bushing Manufacturer
Bushing Type /Designation (Composite bushings,

if proposed, must be identified as an exception and
shall not be included in the base bid.
External Creepage Distance, Phase to Ground (in)
External Striking Distance, Phase to Ground (in)
Phase Spacing (in)
Relay Type / Model
Net Weight of Complete Circuit Breaker (lbs)
Recommended Spare Parts: (Use an additional sheet if needed)
Description Part Number Cost:
Total: $
END OF SECTION
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SECTION 00-430
BID BOND
SECTION 00-430
BID BOND
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that we, the undersigned,
as Principal, and as Surety, are hereby held and firmly bound
unto as Owner in the penal sum of
for the payment of which, well and truly to be made, we hereby jointly and severally bind ourselves, our heirs, executors,
administrators, successors and assigns. Signed this day of , 20 .
The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas the Principal has submitted to
a certain Bid, attached hereto and hereby made a part hereof to enter into
a contract in writing, for the
NOW, THEREFORE,
(a) If said Bid shall be rejected, or in the alternate,
(b) If said Bid shall be accepted and the Principal shall execute and deliver a contract in the form of the Construction
Agreement attached hereto (properly completed in accordance with said Bid) and shall furnish a bond for his faithful
performance of said contract and for the payment of all persons performing labor or furnishing materials in
connection therewith, and shall in all other respects perform the agreement created by the acceptance of said Bid,
then this obligation shall be void, otherwise the same shall remain in force and effect; it being expressly understood and agreed that
the liability of the Surety for any and all claims hereunder shall, in no event, exceed the penal amount of this obligation as herein
stated.
The Surety, for value received, hereby stipulates and agrees that the obligations of said Surety and its bond shall be in no way
impaired or affected by an extension of the time within which the Owner may accept such Bid; and said Surety does hereby waive
notice of any such extension.
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SECTION 00-430
BID BOND
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Principal and the Surety have hereunto set their hands and seals, and such of them as are
corporations have caused their corporate seals to be hereto affixed and these presents to be signed by their proper officers,
the day and year first set forth above.
(L.S.)
Principal
Surety
By
SEAL
END OF SECTION
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SECTION 00-610
PERFORMANCE AND PAYMENT BOND
SECTION 00-610
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF MARION
CITY OF OCALA
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That as Principal, and

a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of , having its home office in the
City of and licensed to do business in the State of Florida, as Surety, are held and firmly bound unto the
City of Ocala, Marion County, Florida, hereinafter called the City, in the penal sum of Dollars ($ )
for the payment of which well and administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, by these Presents:
THE CONDITION OF THE OBLIGATION IS SUCH, that whereas the Principal on the day of , 20 , entered
into a certain Contract with the City, hereto attached, for Contract entitled __________________________ - BID NO. _________,
City of Ocala, Florida.
NOW, THEREFORE, if the Principal shall well and truly perform and fulfill all the undertakings, covenants, terms, conditions,
and agreements of said Contract and shall well and truly perform and fulfill all the undertakings, covenants, terms, conditions and
agreements of any and all fully authorized modifications of said Contract that may hereafter be made, notice of which modifications to
the Surety being hereby waived;
AND FURTHERMORE, if the Principal shall promptly make payment to all claimants, as defined in Section 255.05 (1),
Florida Statutes supplying Principal with labor, materials, or supplies, used directly or indirectly by Principal in the prosecution of the
work provided for in said Contract that may hereafter be made, notice of which modifications to the Surety being hereby waived, then
this obligation shall be void; otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect.
As provided in Section 255.05(2), Florida Statutes, a claimant, except a laborer, who is not in privity with the Principal and
who has not received payment for his labor, materials, or supplies shall, within forty-five (45) days after beginning to furnish labor,
materials, or supplies for the prosecution of the work, furnish the Principal with a notice that he intends to look to this Bond for
protection. A claimant who is not in privity with the Principal and who has not received payment for his labor, materials, or supplies
shall, within ninety (90) days after performance of the labor or after complete delivery of the materials or supplies, deliver to the
Principal and the surety written notice of the performance of the labor or delivery of the materials of supplies and of the nonpayment.
No action for the labor, materials, or supplies may be instituted against the Principal or the Surety unless both notices have been given.
No action shall be instituted against the Principal or the Surety on this Bond after one (1) year from the performance of the labor or
completion of delivery of the materials or supplies.
THIS BOND shall be security for the performance by the Principal and Surety of the following additional covenants and
obligations, and the recitals and references herein contained shall constitute a part of this Bond and obligation:
1. Each and every person, natural and artificial, for whose benefit this Bond has been executed, as disclosed by the text of this
Bond and of said Contract, Specifications and Plans, and of said Agreement, and instruments attached together and made a part
of the said Contract, shall have the same several rights of suit of action upon this bond as if he or they were the City herein
specifically mentioned, and the obligations hereof shall be several as to the rights of said persons of the City.
2. In each and every suit brought against the Principal and Surety upon this bond in which the Plaintiff shall be successful, there
shall be assessed therein against the Principal and Surety herein, in favor of the Plaintiff therein, reasonable counsel fees and all
costs and expenses incurred by the plaintiff which the Principal and surety hereby expressly agree to pay as part of the cost and
expenses of such suit.
3. In case of annulment of the Contract, as provided in the Specifications, there shall be assessed against the Principal and Surety
herein, all expenses, including engineering and legal services, incident to collecting losses to the City under this Bond.
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SECTION 00-610
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the above bounded parties have executed this instrument under their several seals on the date indicated
above, the name and corporate seals of each corporate party being hereto affixed and these Presents duly signed by its undersigned
representatives, pursuant to authority of its governing body.
Principal – Sign name
Principal - Print name
By
Pres., V. Pres., etc. – Sign name
Pres., V. Pres., etc. – Print name

Witnesses:
Corporate Secretary – Sign name
Corporate Secretary - Print name
Surety – Sign name
Surety - Print name
Attest: (SEAL)
(SEAL)
By
NOTE: If both Principal and Surety are a corporation, the respective corporate seals should be affixed.
Approved as to form and legality:
Patrick G. Gilligan, City Attorney
As the person authorized to sign the statement, I certify that this firm complies fully with the above requirements.
____________________________ Date: _________________

Vendor's Signature
END OF SECTION
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March 16, 2012 FL-USC-12449/1 Page 2
Item 1 FY-12
Three (3) 72.5 kV Dead Tank Circuit Breakers according to ANSI/IEEE standards for outdoor installation with mechanical spring
operating mechanisms including support structures.
Type DT1-72.5 F1 FK
Rated nominal Voltage 69 kV
Rated maximum Voltage 72.5 kV
Frequency 60 Hz
Rated continuous current 1200 A
Rated short-circuit current 31.5 kA*
BIL 350 kV
Creep Distance / Material / Color 74” / Porcelain / Gray
Insulating medium SF6
Interrupting time 3 cycles
High-speed auto-reclosure 3 phase, gang operated
Current transformers (12) 1200:5 MR C400, TRF 2.0
Cabinet Enclosure Rating / Material NEMA 3R / Painted Steel
Ambient temperature -30°C to +50°C without tank heaters
Seismic Rating Per IEEE / Low
Altitude ≤ 3,300’ ASL
Control Voltage 48 VDC or as Specified
Motor Voltage 240 VAC or as Specified
Alternate current circuit (lighting/heating): 120/240 VAC
Price per Unit: $34,400. - USD, FOB Jobsite, FL

Extended Price: $103,200. - USD, FOB Jobsite, FL
Notes
* The X/R rating of the DT1-72.5 is 32 at 40kA. This breaker may be nameplated for up to 45kA interrupting current with a
standard X/R=17. This provides significant performance margin and ensures that the circuit breaker will perform at the
highest level with less maintenance.
The DT1-72.5 is qualified to M2 class for mechanical endurance in accordance with IEC 62271-100. This rating qualifies the
DT1-72.5 mechanically for 10,000 Close-Open operations without maintenance.
The DT1-72.5 is qualified to C2 class for capacitor switching in accordance with IEC 62271-100. This rating qualifies the DT1-
72.5 for switching of capacitive loads with very low probability of re-strike.
The foundation layout dimensions of the DT1-72.5 are 40.5” x 40.5”, allowing for simplified installation for new construction
as well as OCB replacement.
State of the art proprietary bushing sealing system improves SF6 gas tightness.
Porcelain Bushings are tested for high pollution environments using the salt-fog method.
ALSTOM has delivered over 6,500 DT1-72.5 circuit breakers since 1993.
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
March 16, 2012 FL-USC-12449/1 Page 3
Item 2 FY-13
Two (2) 72.5 kV Dead Tank Circuit Breakers according to ANSI/IEEE standards for outdoor installation with mechanical spring
Type DT1-72.5 F1 FK
Frequency 60 Hz
BIL 350 kV

Notes
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
March 16, 2012 FL-USC-12449/1 Page 4
Item 3 FY-14
Two (2) 72.5 kV Dead Tank Circuit Breakers according to ANSI/IEEE standards for outdoor installation with mechanical spring
Type DT1-72.5 F1 FK
Frequency 60 Hz
BIL 350 kV

Notes
Item 4 Service: $5,757. - USD, FOB Jobsite, FL

Please refer to attached service quote for details.
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
March 16, 2012 FL-USC-12449/1 Page 5
Spare Parts
We do not recommend any spare parts for start up or the first three (3) years of operation; however, for the purpose of
comparison, we are giving the prices for the following spares:
Item # Parts Description DT1-72.5 F1

a Trip coil 105.-
b Close coil 105.-
c Motor for spring charging 425.-
* A slow close device was required for oil type breakers with interrupters with adjustable contact wipe. On SF6 interrupters, the
contacts never need adjusted during the life of the breaker. Therefore, the slow closing device does not add any functionality to
the breaker.
Prices of spare parts are valid only when they are ordered and delivered together with the circuit breaker. Spares ordered
separately will be subject to shipping charges.
We maintain all necessary spare parts in our stock. For emergency spares, we recommend items 1, 2 and 3.
Spare parts ordered separately will be subject to shipping charges.
Special Tools
No special tools are necessary for installation or maintenance of the breakers. We do recommend, however, having one (1) of
each of the following SF6 handling tools on site:
Handheld leak detector 480.- USD

Gas regulator and fill hose set One (1) included per substation
The cost of these special tools, unless otherwise stated, is not included in the breaker pricing.
Erection and Commissioning Supervision
* Please refer to attached Service quote for details.
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
March 16, 2012 FL-USC-12449/1 Page 6
Note:
This offer is subject to mutually agreed upon Terms & Conditions between City of Ocala and ALSTOM Grid, Inc. dated 02/27/2009. Please
refer to the attached Terms & Conditions.

Paragraph 7.0 -No provisions are included in this proposal for Alstom to remove the equipment from the truck and place it onto the

Paragraph 17 - No provisions are included in this proposal for Alstom to remove the equipment from the truck and place it onto the
Clarifications to the Breaker Specification’s 16-010 and 16-012:

Note: This proposal is in reference to Sections 16-010 and 16-012 only, all other Sections to equipment do not apply.

1.05 - Drawings and other documents will be submitted for approval four (4) to six (6) weeks after receipt of order.
3.01.B – Alstom breakers are shipped on a low step-deck or flatbed truck with bushings assembled, main contacts open,
spring mechanism discharged and partially gas filled, thereby eliminating the need for a vacuum pump on site.

1.04.G - Alstom’s proposed circuit breaker has Closing and Latching capability of 108kA.
2.02.M - Operating temperature range of the proposed circuit breakers is -40C (Without Tank Heaters) to 50C.
2.02.O - The circuit breaker will be provided with an external electrical trip push button with permissive control. The electrical push
button is protected by the low gas lockout function and cannot be operated if the gas level should fall below safe operating
levels. A mechanical trip lever is provided on each circuit breaker and located inside the mechanism enclosure.
2.03.A - Alstom is proposing SF6 filled gray porcelain bushing without bushing studs. The breaker has a NEMA four (4) hole bushing
terminal, made of aluminum and arranged in a horizontal plane. Stud connectors are not supplied.
2.04.C - A latch check switch is not applicable to the proposed gas breakers since they do not incorporate a “collapsing” linkage and
the trip latch restores itself fast enough to accomplish even a zero-time delay re-close. Therefore, it will not be provided.
2.05.B - The circuit breaker will be supplied with 10 ‘a’ and 10 ‘b’ auxiliary contacts available for customer use. These contacts are
factory set and are not field adjustable.
2.05.D - The circuit breaker has one (1) common gas density monitoring system for the three (3) poles, located outside of the control
housing, subject to ambient conditions. This pressure sensitive, temperature compensated SF6 gas density monitor has two
(2) contact settings for the following functions for falling density: (1) alarm, (2) functional lockout. The contact settings are
adjusted at the factory; therefore, they require no calibration and should not be adjusted in the field.
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
March 16, 2012 FL-USC-12449/1 Page 7
General Conditions
Validity 90 days after bid opening.

Delivery Standard delivery on the DT1-72.5 F1 FK circuit breakers is sixteen (16) to twenty (20)
weeks after receipt order, subject to prior factory loading and material availability.
Delivery Note Delivery is based upon customer return of approved drawings in two (2) weeks. Drawings
will be submitted for approval four (4) to six (6) weeks after receipt of order.
Shipping Point: Charleroi, PA
Terms of Delivery: Pricing is firm in USD, FOB Jobsite, FL(INCOTERMS 2000), destination pre-paid and
allowed. Unloading of the circuit breakers is to be provided by others.
Payment Conditions: 90 % NET 30 days after delivery and 10% NET after equipment is placed in service or 180
days from delivery whichever comes first.
Instruction Manuals: One instruction book is shipped inside the control cabinet of the breaker. Remaining
instruction book will ship within two weeks of breaker shipment.
Warranty: Twelve (12) months after installation, not to exceed eighteen (18) months after delivery.
Warranties exclude wear and tear associated with normal circuit breaker operation, circuit
breakers used in special applications not covered by ANSI C37.06, and circuit breakers that
have exceeded the maximum allowable cumulated current. Warranties are based on strict
accordance with the maintenance instructions found in the breaker manual.
Sales Tax: This offer does not include any sales tax (state, federal or local).
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
March 16, 2012 FL-USC-12449/1 Page 8
Policy for Changes, Delay, and Cancellation

Changes
All requests for equipment changes or additions to the quoted design upon return of approval drawings will be
reviewed for impact to the quoted price and shipment date. Prices and shipment date may be significantly affected
closer to the original production schedule and can be more severe for changes requested after the start of
production.
Upon request for change, ALSTOM will issue a quotation detailing the effect on price and/or shipment when
applicable. Any change which affects price and/or shipment date (including applicable fees as described in
Delays/Cancellation) must be acknowledged by written customer acceptance in the form of a change order before
the change will be implemented.
Delays
Orders that are requested to be rescheduled within 2 weeks following receipt of order are not subject to charges for
delay. However, to help defray labor and inventory carrying costs that may accrue if a delay is requested beyond 2
weeks from receipt of order, charges will be assessed in accordance with the following fee schedule. Any circuit
breakers for which delays are requested 0 - 2 weeks before shipment will be invoiced as per the original delivery
schedule.
Schedule Delay Charge (% of contract value)
20+ weeks before shipment 0%
16 – 20 weeks before shipment 5%
0 – 4 weeks before shipment 15% plus storage fees

Cancellation
Orders that are cancelled within 2 weeks after receipt or order by ALSTOM in Charleroi, PA will not be subject to cancellation
charges. Charges will be assessed in accordance with the following fee schedule.
Schedule Cancellation Charge (% of contract value)
0 – 2 weeks after receipt of order 0%
2 – 6 weeks after receipt of order 10%
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
March 16, 2012 FL-USC-12449/1 Page 9
General Comments
The circuit breakers offered belong to a family of switchgear highlighted by the following features:
Third generation SF6 interrupter with advanced thermal effect interrupter.

Mechanical spring/spring operating mechanism.
More than 30,000 circuit breakers/switchers on order or in service since 1989, worldwide.
A spring type operating mechanism is used to operate the circuit breakers. The stored energy in the springs is sufficient to perform
one (1) O-CO operation without recharging. The tripping springs are automatically recharged after every C operation. Duty cycle
is O-0.3s-CO-10s-CO as standard.
The breakers have NEMA four (4) hole bushing terminals, made of aluminum and arranged in a horizontal plane and NEMA two
(2) hole, stainless steel, grounding pads located on opposite legs of the support structure. Anchor Bolts, HV Terminals and Ground
Clamps to be provided by others.
The circuit breakers will be supplied with the maximum number of auxiliary contacts available for customer use. These contacts
are factory set and are not field inter-interchangeable or adjustable.
The circuit breakers have one (1) common gas density monitoring system for the three (3) poles, located outside of the control
housing, subject to ambient conditions. This pressure sensitive, temperature compensated SF6 gas density monitor has two (2)
contact settings for the following functions for falling density: (1) alarm, (2) functional lockout. The contact settings are adjusted
at the factory; therefore, they require no calibration and should not be adjusted in the field.
The circuit breakers have a common gas piping system with a common fill valve located outside of the control cabinet, and self-
sealing type isolation valves are provided on each tank to facilitate the removal of gas from a single tank
In the event of a loss of supply to the motor, a hand crank is included with each breaker to manually charge the spring.
The breakers will be shipped on a low step-deck or flatbed truck with bushings assembled and partially gas filled, thereby
eliminating the need for a vacuum pump on site. On-site assembly consists of topping off with SF6 gas and mounting the lower
legs of the support structure.
The proposed circuit breakers have been tested according to applicable ANSI/IEEE standards. Type tests have been performed
previously on a similar unit. A set of routine tests, also according to ANSI/IEEE standards, will be conducted on the circuit
breakers prior to shipment from our factory in Charleroi, PA. A repetition of any of these tests or the inclusion of a test or testing
procedure not covered in these standards or on our Routine Testing Report are not included in the price of the circuit breakers.
The cost of routine equipment testing at our facility is included in the breaker pricing. All other costs (i.e. travel, lodging, and meal
expenses) associated with witness testing are not included.
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
March 16, 2012 FL-USC-12449/1 Page 10
Key Features of the Circuit Breakers
Circuit Breaker
Interrupter tanks are high strength, single piece cast aluminum

Suitable for three (3) phase auto-reclosing
SF6 gas for the first filling is included in this item
SF6 density monitor with color scale
SF6 loss <0.5 % per year
Operating Mechanism
Anti-pumping device
Anti-condensation heater
Two (2) independent trip coils, one (1) closing coil
Local mechanical C/O-operation
Aluminum access plate for conduit entrance
Removable door of housing with provisions for padlocks
Breaker position and spring charge indicators included
Bushing Current Transformers (BCT’s)
Each core of each single-phase current transformer is magnetically independent.

Costs associated with the type testing of the BCT’s are not included in the breaker pricing.
Actual tap arrangements are to be re-confirmed by td user at time of order placement.
Thermal Rating factor ≥ 2.0
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-489-8133
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
SERVICE QUOTATION
Project City of Ocala
Customer: City of Ocala Customer Ref: DT1-07
Attention: William Floder Quote Number: ECQ-0021

Telephone: Alstom Grid Ref: DT1-07
Fax: Quoted By: Ray Henderson
e-mail: Quote Date: 3/12/2012
Quotation Validity: Sixty (60) Days from date of quotation Delivery: 4 to 6 weeks advance notice
required for scheduling
Terms and Conditions: Net Thirty (30) Days from date of invoice purposes.
(See attached for Alstom Grid Services standard "Terms and Conditions) This quotation is for
budgetary Purposes only.
Only One Mobilization and
Demobilization is included in
this quote.
Pricing in based per the
delivery Schedule 3 CBRs in
2012 only.
The 3 Circuit Breakers must
be installed on its foundation,
Grounded and AC and DC
power terminated inside the
control Cabinet prior to
Alstom Arrival
All prices included in this quotation are estimated. Invoicing will reflect actual cost.
Additional time, including daily expenses, incurred due to delays outside the control of Alstom Grid, to include but not limited to weather,
customer, material delivery delays, etc. will be charged up to eight hours per day at applicable rates. A handling charge will be added to all
charges for traveling and living expenses.
Scope of Work:
Exterior Inspection
Positive Pressure check
Funtional Check of Controls, Relays and Alarms
Timing of Main Contact
Measurement of Main Contact Resistnace
AREVA T&D Services Is ISO 9000 Certified.
Cost Savings can be achieved if Technician Flys in the morning and start working in the afternoon.
Item Description Qty. Unit Unit Price Extended Price
1 Airfare Pittsburgh PA to Orlando FL (R/T) 1 Each $575.00 $575.00
2 Travel Expense 2 Day(s) $150.00 $300.00
Completed By: Ray Henderson Approved By:
Date: 3/12/2012 Date:

3 Travel Time Pittsburgh PA to Ocala FL (R/T) 2 Day(s) $776.00 $1,552.00
4 Field Technician 2 Day(s) $970.00 $1,940.00
5 Daily Living Expense 2 Day(s) $350.00 $700.00
6 Shipping (Circuit Breaker Timer and 100amp C/R Test Set)(R/T) 1 Each $690.00 $690.00
Total: $5,757.00
Please complete to approve and return to: Name:
ALSTOM Grid
One Power Lane Signature:
Charleroi, PA 15022
Tel: 724-489-8133
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com Date:
Completed By: Ray Henderson Approved By:
Date: 3/12/2012 Date:

QUALITY ASSURANCE
1 TS-00005
AREVA T&D Inc. Charleroi Paint Finish Specification
Rev. 4 Page 1/4
PURPOSE
This specification outlines the paint finish requirements for fabrications used in the assembly of power circuit
breakers. The specification applies to all fabrications made from material, such as ferrous material, which must
be coated and/or otherwise protected in order to prevent corrosion caused by continuous environmental
exposure. This specification also applies in cases where painting is performed for aesthetic purposes only and
corrosion protection is not an issue (i.e. aluminum substrates).
SCOPE
The specification applies to all AREVA T&D Inc. Manufacturing personnel, as well as all outside sources,
responsible for the painting of material used in the assembly of power circuit breakers.
GENERAL
The paint system defined by this specification is a two-part system, consisting of a hybrid epoxy primer and a
polyester (TGIC) topcoat, which is applied via electrostatic spray. All resistance properties required by this
specification are to be considered indicative of the system as a whole and do not necessarily reflect the
performance of either coating as individually applied.
SPECIFICATION
Coating Properties
1. Top Coat
Coating Type: Thermoset Powder

Coating Chemistry: Polyester (TGIC)
Application Thickness: 2.0 to 3.0 mils (DFT)
Pencil Hardness: 2H or better (ASTM D3363)
Gloss: 80 ±5 units @ 60° (ASTM D523)
Particle Size: 50 average
2. Primer
Coating Type: Thermoset Powder

Coating Chemistry: Hybrid Epoxy
Application Thickness: 2.0 to 2.5 mils (DFT)
Pencil Hardness: 4H or better (ASTM D3363)
Gloss: 55-65 units @ 60°
Particle Size: 50 average
Resistance properties (See Table 1)
Revision (Name, Date): Reviewed (Name, Date): File Name:

R. Boyer 02-19-10 N. Davison, 02-19-10 TS-00005
UNCONTROLLED
QUALITY ASSURANCE TS-00005
AREVA T&D Inc. Charleroi Paint Finish Specification Rev. 4 Page 2/4
A. Resistance properties (cont.)
Test
Property Rating Specification
Method
Salt Fog Resistance ASTM B117 Creepage < 1/8" from scribe Minimum 2000 hours
("X" scribe) (ASTM D1654, Procedure A,
Method 1)
Body blisters (ASTM D1654, Rating of 7+

Procedure B, Table 2)
Pinhole Rust (ASTM D610) Rating of 7+

Environmental Cycling ASTM 5894 Creepage < 1/8" from scribe Minimum 4 cycles (12
(ASTM D1654, Procedure A, weeks)
Method 1)
Blister Rating (ASTM D714) Rating of 7+
Pinhole Rust (ASTM D610) Rating of 7+

QUV Accelerated ASTM G53 FS-40 bulb w cycle of 4 hours Minimum 500 hours
Weathering ultraviolet at 55°C followed by w/ loss of gloss not
4 hours condensation at 40°C. exceeding 50%
Adhesion ASTM D3359 Cross-hatch method 5B Adhesion
Impact Resistance ASTM D2794 60 in.-lb. direct impact (min.) No chipping
20 in.-lb. reverse impact (min.)

Abrasion Resistance ASTM D4060 CS17 wheel, 1kg load Minimum 1000 cycles
Chemical Resistance ASTM D3912 Resistance to fumes, splash, Moderately to
or spillage (not immersion) for: Severely Resistant
• Fresh/Salt Water
• Aliphatic Hydrocarbons
• Oils: cutting, lubrication
• Organic Acids
• Glycol Ethers, Alcohol
• Alkalies
(Table 1)
C. Visual Criteria
1. Color
a. The following is to be furnished by the coating Supplier and is to accompany each unique
lot of powder coat material:
1. Spectrophotometric data representative of the production lot
a. Data is to be obtained through the use of a spectrophotometer using
the L*a*b* scale under a D 65 (daylight) illuminant.
b. Data should not represent a change in color > 1.00 ∆E from
approved spectrophotometric values.
2. One sample panel representative of the production lot, coated at nominal
mileage and displaying the following information:
B. Visual Criteria (Cont.)
• Color
• Supplier Product #
• Supplier Lot #
• Date
UNCONTROLLED
• Mileage
c. For inspection purposes, the exactness of the coating's color will be verified
through:
1. Comparison to known spectrophotometric values (not to exceed a deviation of 1.00
∆E)
2. Visual comparison of the sample panel to an approved master panel* kept on file in the Quality
Assurance department. (Ref. Section E "Approval of New Color Masters")
(*NOTE: The "master panel" is a panel which is felt to most closely reflect a
coating's true color as agreed upon by the coating Supplier and Customer.
This panel will serve as the standard against which all production lots will be
judged for conformity of color.)
c. In the event that a disparity is found to exist between spectrophotometric data

provided by the Supplier and the color as observed during visual inspection, AREVA will
default to using visual criteria in dispositioning the production lot.
d. AREVA T&D Quality Assurance will retain all sample panels for the period of
two (2) years as a point of reference (in the event that a quality related issue should
arise).
. General Appearance
a. During visual inspection, the sample panel provided by the coating Supplier will be also
assessed for general appearance (i.e. levels of gloss, orange peel, pin-holing, etc.)
b. Significant deviation in the general appearance of the production sample from the
approved master may result in the rejection of the production lot.
C. Application
1. Pretreatment
a. Ferrous Substrates
Substrate surface shall be pre-treated prior to coating application, using one of the two
procedures described below:
1. Mechanical Blasting - Aluminum oxide with 1.5-2.5 mil profile, to be

employed within 4 hours of painting. Any residue left by blast media shall be
removed via solvent cleaning or compressed air discharge prior to painting.
Care shall be taken to avoid distortion or localized hardening of substrate
material.
2. Automated Multi-Stage Wash Automated multi-stage wash system, typically
including phosphate pre-treatment, reverse osmosis cleaning rinse, and alkaline
coating preparation rinse, including automated monitoring of process parameters
such as pH, temperature, acidity, alkalinity, and system pressures and
temperatures. (Supplier may be required to demonstrate effectiveness of a
specific system prior to approval by Areva.)
In either case, Supplier shall have sufficient inspection steps in place prior to substrate
preparation to ensure that substrate material is completely free of any deposits such as
tar, adhesives, or any substance that would be immune to routine surface preparation.
In order to be approved for use with ferrous substrates, a powder coating must
demonstrate the ability to meet all properties designated by Section B, Table1, when
applied in conjunction with the pretreatment defined by this specification.
b. Aluminum Substrates
UNCONTROLLED
1.
Aluminum spinnings Clean surface with solvent prior to painting to remove any
grease, dirt, oils, etc.
2. Cast Aluminum Clean surface with solvent prior to painting to remove any
grease, dirt, oils, etc.
3. Wrought or Rolled aluminum Mechanically abrade surface and clean with
solvent to remove any residue before painting.
3. In order to be approved for use with aluminum substrates, a powder coating
must demonstrate the ability to meet all properties designated by Section B,
Table 1, with the exclusion of "Salt Fog Resistance" and "Environmental
Cycling" when applied in conjunction with the pretreatment defined by this
specification
2. Application of Coating
a. All powder coating is to be applied via electrostatic spray.
b. The User is to defer to the coating Supplier "Product Data Sheet" for product specifics
such as specific gravity, bake cycle, cure temperatures, etc.).
D. Approval of New Color Masters
1. Master panels used for visual reference will be retained for the period of two (2) years.
After the period of 2 years, due to degradation of color over time, a new master standard
must be approved for use. At this time, the Supplier will submit a new panel for approval.
To qualify as a replacement for a "color master", this new panel must exhibit a change in
color no greater than .2 ∆E from the original master standard when measured using a
spectrophotometer.
2. First-time color matches for all new coating Suppliers (existing colors) must exhibit a
change in color no greater than .2 ∆E from an already approved color master.
3. Spectrophotometric data and sample panels for all new colors must be submitted to
AREVA T&D Inc. for final approval of the color match. All color masters used by the
coating Supplier for inspection purposes must also be approved by AREVA.
E. Formulation Changes
1. AREVA T&D Inc. reserves the right to request the coating Supplier to provide the specific
formulation for a given powder coating at any time.
2. Under no circumstances are changes to be made by the coating Supplier to the original
approved formulation of a powder coating purchased by AREVA unless previously
approved by AREVA.
F. Touch-Up
Touch-up of nicks, scratches and other imperfections is to be performed per AREVA specification
TS-00006.
UNCONTROLLED
Alstom Grid Reference List
High Voltage Circuit Breakers: Charleroi, PA
Model: *DT1-72.5 FK
Country State End User Year Type kV Total

Australia 2006 DT 72.5 9
ALINTA 2005 DT 72.5 2
2006 DT 72.5 4
2008 DT 72.5 1
Aurora Energy - TPA 2007 DT 72.5 2
Ballarat GoldFields Elsworth St Sub 2007 DT 72.5 1
BHP Billiton 2005 DT 72.5 7
2007 DT 72.5 1
Comalco Aluminum Ltd. 2006 DT 72.5 1
2007 DT 72.5 1
Endeavor Energy (formerly Integral Energy) 2011 DT 72.5 9
Ergon Energy 2009 DT 72.5 1
2011 DT 72.5 15
ETSA Power 2005 DT 72.5 4
2006 DT 72.5 18
2007 DT 72.5 14
2008 DT 72.5 17
2009 DT 72.5 38
2010 DT 72.5 23
ETSA Utilities 2011 DT 72.5 32
2012 DT 72.5 1
Integral Energy 2005 DT 72.5 11
2006 DT 72.5 6
2007 DT 72.5 13
2008 DT 72.5 8
2009 DT 72.5 15
2010 DT 72.5 29
2011 DT 72.5 1
Jemena 2009 DT 66 9
2010 DT 72.5 2
2012 DT 72.5 1
Jounama Hydro Power Station 2006 DT 72.5 1
PowerCor 2006 DT 72.5 3
2007 DT 72.5 5
2008 DT 66 4
2009 DT 72.5 7
2010 DT 66 9
2011 DT 72.5 8
RailCorp 2011 DT 66 3
2011 DT 72.5 2
RIO TINTO Aluminum Bell Bay LTD 2009 DT 66 1
2011 DT 72.5 1
Singapore Power International Powernet 2006 DT 72.5 2
2007 DT 72.5 26
2008 DT 72.5 3
SP AusNet 2006 DT 72.5 7
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Australia Transgrid 2007 DT 72.5 8
2011 DT 72.5 11
United Energy Distribution 2011 DT 72.5 9
Western Power 2006 DT 72.5 5
2010 DT 72.5 2
Bahrain Japan AE Power 2011 DT 36 2
Belize Belize Electric Limited 2006 DT 72.5 2
2010 DT 72.5 1
Brazil Anglo American 2008 DT 72.5 4
Companhia Paulista de Forca e Luz 2011 DT 72.5 12
Brunei Brunei Methanol Company Sdn Bhd 2008 DT 72.5 7
Department of Electrical Services 2010 DT 72.5 12
DeS 2008 DT 72.5 1
Canada 2005 DT 34.5 5
2006 DT 34.5 9
2006 DT 66 1
2006 DT 69 1
2006 DT 72.5 2
Alliance Pipeline Inc 2005 DT 72.5 1
Arno Electric LTEE 2011 DT 38 2
ATCO 2008 DT 72.5 3
ATCO Electric 2006 DT 72.5 1
BBA 2010 DT 72.5 1
BC Hydro 2005 DT 72.5 6
British Columbia Transmission Corp 2009 DT 25.8 1
2009 DT 27.5 3
2009 DT 72.5 7
2010 DT 27.5 6
2010 DT 72.5 11
2011 DT 27.5 2
2011 DT 72.5 19
2012 DT 72.5 6
Canfor Plateau Mills 2005 DT 72.5 1
Cape Breton Power LTD 2006 DT 72.5 1
Cartier Wind Energy 2005 DT 38 4
2006 DT 34.5 3
2007 DT 34.5 4
Construction Energie Renouvelable 2010 DT 72.5 2
Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited 2005 DT 72.5 1
2008 DT 72.5 1
CP Rail 2009 DT 36 1
CVRD INCO 2007 DT 69 1
EECOL Electric INC 2006 DT 72.5 3
Elite Engineering 2006 DT 72.5 1
ENMAX 2008 DT 72.5 3
EPCOR 2006 DT 72.5 1
2007 DT 75 8
ERCO Worldwide 2009 DT 69 1
Gibraltar Mines Ltd. 2008 DT 72.5 1
High Time Industries Ltd. 2008 DT 72.5 1
Husky Energy 2006 DT 72.5 1
Hydro One 2006 DT 72.5 41
Hydro Ottawa 2010 DT 72.5 4

Canada Iron Ore Company 2004 DT 72.5 1
2006 DT 72.5 1
Manitoba Hydro 2009 DT 72.5 2
Maritime Electric 2006 DT 72.5 4
Medicine Hat 2006 DT 72.5 1
New Brunswick Power 2006 DT 72.5 5
Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro 2007 DT 72.5 1
2008 DT 72.5 1
2009 DT 72.5 2
2011 DT 72.5 1
Newfoundland Power 2005 DT 72.5 2
Nova Scotia Power 2010 DT 72.5 30
NR Green Power 2007 DT 75.6 2
Richmond Steel Recycling 2010 DT 72.5 1
Ripley Windfarm 2006 DT 72.5 2
Saskatchewan Power 2005 DT 72.5 9
2006 DT 72.5 9
2009 DT 79 12
Schneider Canada Services and Projects 2009 DT 72.5 1
Suncor 2006 DT 72.5 1
Terminal Services Inc. 2008 DT 72.5 1
Thompson Creek Mining Ltd. - Endako Mines 2008 DT 69 1
Trans Canada Pipelines Inc 2008 DT 72.5 2
Trans Canada Power & Light (TCPL) 2007 DT 44 2
Westpark Electric Ltd 2007 DT 69 2
Westwood Electric 2006 DT 72.5 1
Xstrata Nickel Sudbury 2009 DT 46 2
Chile Bechtel 2010 DT 23 9
Compania Minera Dona Ines de Collahuasi 2011 DT 72.5 2
Copelec 2007 DT 72.5 1
Pacific Hydro Chile S.A. 2011 DT 72.5 4
Colombia Carbones del Cerrejon 2010 DT 72.5 1
2011 DT 72.5 2
Costa Rica ICE 2007 DT 34.5 5
Dominican Republic 2006 DT 72.5 2
2007 DT 72.5 1
2009 DT 72.5 1
CDEEE-ETDE 2009 DT 72.5 2
Consorcio Energetico Punta Cana - Macao 2011 DT 72.5 5
Duralon Factory 2009 DT 69 1
EDENORTE 2008 DT 72.5 7
2010 DT 72.5 3
ETED 2006 DT 72.5 6
2010 DT 72.5 1
2011 DT 72.5 4
2012 DT 72.5 6
Industria del Papel SIDO, S.A. 2009 DT 72.5 1
Ecuador Andec S.A. 2011 DT 72.5 1
CATEG 2010 DT 72.5 3
Consorcio Azulec-Tesca 2009 DT 69 1
Electrica de Guayaquil 2011 DT 72.5 4
EMELNORTE 2009 DT 72.5 5
2010 DT 72.5 6

Ecuador EMELNORTE 2011 DT 72.5 1
Empresa Electrica Cotopaxi S.A. 2009 DT 69 1
Empresa Electrica Quito SA 2011 DT 72.5 10
Empresa Electrica Riobamba S.A. 2009 DT 69 1
INPROEL 2010 DT 72.5 1
2011 DT 72.5 1
Nestle 2011 DT 72.5 1
OMACONSA 2010 DT 72.5 1
El Salvador ETESAL 2005 DT 46 5
2010 DT 46 1
2011 DT 72.5 1
Ghana Ghana Grid Company 2011 DT 34.5 6
2011 DT 38 2
2011 DT 72.5 20
Volta River Authority 2007 DT 34.5 8
Guatemala 2005 DT 72.5 2
2006 DT 72.5 2
2007 DT 34.5 1
2008 DT 34.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 1
Agua Prieta 2011 DT 69 3
Cementos Progreso S.A. 2011 DT 72.5 2
Hidroelectrica Choloma S.A. 2010 DT 72.5 1
INDE 2010 DT 69 1
Ingenio El Pilar 2011 DT 72.5 1
LIZTEX 2006 DT 72.5 2
2007 DT 72.5 2
2009 DT 72.5 4
Mina San Rafael 2011 DT 69 2
2011 DT 72.5 7
Sugar Mill Gassa 2011 DT 72.5 1
Guyana Guyana Power & Light, Inc. 2009 DT 72.5 9
Iceland Fjardaal Aluminum Reduction Plant 2005 DT 72.5 10
India Areva T&D India (HVM) 2009 DT 72.5 1
Indonesia PT Chevron Pacific Indonesia 2006 DT 48.3 3
2007 DT 44 3
2009 DT 44 1
2010 DT 44 2
Jamaica Jamaica Public Service Co. 2005 DT 69 5
2009 DT 72.5 16
2010 DT 72.5 2
Mexico Hylsa 2005 DT 72.5 1
2006 DT 72.5 1
Industrias GOSA SA 2008 DT 72.5 1
Mexichem 2008 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 1
Tenaris Tamsa SVC 2011 DT 72.5 2
VINITECK 2007 DT 72.5 1
2011 DT 72.5 2
New Zealand Orion 2006 DT 66 8
2007 DT 66 4
2009 DT 72.5 7
2010 DT 72.5 5

New Zealand Orion 2011 DT 72.5 16
2012 DT 72.5 4
Transpower 2005 DT 72.5 2
2006 DT 66 4
2007 DT 66 7
2009 DT 69 3
2009 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 4
2011 DT 72.5 2
2012 DT 72.5 3
Panama 2011 DT 72.5 2
Autoridad del Canal de Panama 2008 DT 72.5 1
COBRA 2008 DT 38 1
2010 DT 34.5 2
ETESA 2008 DT 38 2
2010 DT 34.5 1
Hidro Piedra 2011 DT 72.5 1
Unión Fenosa EDEMET-EDECHI 2008 DT 38 2
2010 DT 34.5 2
Peru Southern Copper 2009 DT 72.5 1
Xstrata Tintaya S.A. 2011 DT 72.5 1
Philippines 2005 DT 72.5 1
2006 DT 69 2
2007 DT 72.5 6
2008 DT 72.5 8
Avon River Power Holdings Corp. 2007 DT 72.5 1
Cepalco 2007 DT 69 1
2009 DT 69 1
2009 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 69 2
2011 DT 69 1
Clark Development Corp 2010 DT 69 6
Cotabato Light 2010 DT 72.5 1
Cotabato Light & Power Co. 2011 DT 72.5 1
Davao Light & Power Co. 2009 DT 69 2
HEDCOR Sibulan, Inc. 2008 DT 72.5 2
MERALCO 2008 DT 72.5 1
National Grid Corporation of the Philippines 2010 DT 69 4
2011 DT 69 3
Nestle 2011 DT 72.5 1
Petron PMG 2007 DT 72.5 1
TRANSCO 2005 DT 72.5 8
2006 DT 69 6
2006 DT 72.5 9
2007 DT 69 5
2007 DT 72.5 4
VECO (Visayan Electric Company) 2009 DT 72.5 11
2010 DT 72.5 16
2011 DT 72.5 13
Puerto Rico AES 2011 DT 46 3
Graybar Int'l 2007 DT 46 2
Jansen Ortho LLC 2009 DT 46 1
McNeil 2005 DT 72.5 1

Puerto Rico Merck Arecibo 2007 DT 48.3 1
Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority 2005 DT 46 5
2005 DT 48.3 3
2006 DT 46 4
2007 DT 38 1
2007 DT 46 4
2008 DT 46 5
2009 DT 46 6
2010 DT 46 2
2011 DT 46 1
2011 DT 72.5 8
2012 DT 72.5 5
Veteran's Hospital 2011 DT 72.5 4
Saudi Arabia Saudi Aramco 2006 DT 69 3
Saudi Electricity Company 2012 DT 72.5 4
Taiwan Lung Ching 2009 DT 72.5 2
Taiwan Railways 2009 DT 72.5 2
2010 DT 72.5 5
2011 DT 72.5 2
Trinidad and Tobago Powergen 2005 DT 72.5 3
2008 DT 72.5 6
Trinidad & Tobago Electric Co 2006 DT 66 71
Turkey Yolbulan Steel 2009 DT 69 2
United Arab Emirates Fuji 2008 DT 38 20
2011 DT 69 4
United Kingdom Northern Power Grid 2012 DT 72.5 23
Venezuela Electricidad de Caracas 2009 DT 72.5 56
PDVSA 2008 DT 72.5 4
2009 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 5
SINCOR 2010 DT 34.5 10
USA AK Alaska Electric Light & Power 2005 DT 38 1
AL Arab Electric Coop 2011 DT 72.5 1
City of Florence 2005 DT 48.3 3
Decatur Utilities 2008 DT 72.5 1
2009 DT 72.5 1
Huntsville Utilities 2006 DT 48.3 2
2007 DT 48.3 1
2008 DT 48.3 3
2010 DT 72.5 6
Redstone Arsenal 2008 DT 48.3 8
AR City Light Water & Cable 2005 DT 72.5 1
City Water & Light of Jonesboro 2010 DT 72.5 4
2011 DT 72.5 7
Southwest Arkansas Electric Coop 2012 DT 72.5 1
AZ 2006 DT 72.5 2
Continental Divide Electric Coop 2006 DT 72.5 4
Navopache Electric Cooperative 2006 DT 72.5 1
Salt River Project 2006 DT 72.5 38
2007 DT 72.5 38
2008 DT 72.5 28
2009 DT 72.5 6
2010 DT 72.5 8

USA AZ Salt River Project 2011 DT 72.5 22
2012 DT 72.5 19
Southwest Transmission Cooperative 2012 DT 72.5 2
CA City of Anaheim 2006 DT 72.5 10
2007 DT 72.5 9
2008 DT 72.5 18
2009 DT 72.5 17
City of Banning 2006 DT 72.5 6
City of Burbank 2009 DT 72.5 7
City of Colton 2009 DT 72.5 4
City of Glendale 2005 DT 72.5 2
City of Hercules 2011 DT 72.5 2
City of Pasadena 2005 DT 38 12
2007 DT 38 11
2008 DT 38 10
2009 DT 72.5 10
2010 DT 72.5 9
2011 DT 72.5 8
2012 DT 72.5 6
City of Riverside 2008 DT 72.5 15
2010 DT 72.5 5
DCO California 2011 DT 72.5 1
Department of Water Resources 2007 DT 72.5 2
Eurus Energy 2010 DT 72.5 3
Modesto Irrigation District 2010 DT 72.5 14
OptiSolar 2008 DT 72.5 1
San Diego Gas & Electric 2006 DT 72.5 1
SunPower 2011 DT 38 9
CO 2005 DT 48.3 1
2005 DT 72.5 1
2006 DT 38 10
Black Hills Energy 2009 DT 72.5 4
Colorado Springs Utilities 2006 DT 38 4
2007 DT 38 5
2008 DT 38 7
Fort Carson AFB 2006 DT 38 2
2007 DT 38 2
2009 DT 38 2
KC Electric Association 2010 DT 72.5 2
Mountain Coal Company 2006 DT 72.5 1
Southeast Colorado Power Assn 2009 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 3
Tri-State G&T 2005 DT 72.5 3
2006 DT 48.3 4
2006 DT 72.5 1
2007 DT 72.5 5
2008 DT 72.5 4
2009 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 1
2011 DT 72.5 5
CT Northeast Utilities 2010 DT 72.5 4
DE Delaware Electric Cooperative Inc 2010 DT 72.5 1
2011 DT 72.5 1

USA DE Pepco Holdings, Inc. 2008 DT 72.5 8
2009 DT 72.5 8
2010 DT 72.5 4
FL 2006 DT 72.5 1
City of Lakeland 2005 DT 72.5 1
2006 DT 72.5 1
2007 DT 72.5 6
2008 DT 72.5 6
2009 DT 72.5 8
2010 DT 72.5 4
City of Ocala 2005 DT 72.5 3
2007 DT 72.5 2
2009 DT 72.5 13
City of Vero Beach 2006 DT 72.5 2
2008 DT 72.5 13
Covanta Hillsborough WTE Facility 2007 DT 72.5 2
Jacksonville Electric Authority 2005 DT 72.5 2
2008 DT 72.5 4
Kissimmee Utility Authority 2006 DT 72.5 4
2008 DT 72.5 2
2011 DT 72.5 3
Progress Energy - Florida 2006 DT 72.5 2
Santee Cooper 2009 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 3
2011 DT 72.5 4
Sumter Electric 2008 DT 72.5 11
2010 DT 72.5 8
Tampa Electric Company 2005 DT 72.5 7
2006 DT 72.5 20
2007 DT 72.5 21
2008 DT 72.5 1
GA GA Tech 2006 DT 72.5 5
Georgia Transmission Corporation 2010 DT 72.5 3
2011 DT 72.5 1
Municipal Electrical Authority of Georgia 2010 DT 72.5 3
Southern Company 2008 DT 48.3 5
Southern Company (Georgia Power) 2010 DT 72.5 2
2011 DT 72.5 2
GU Guam Power Authority 2008 DT 38 3
2009 DT 38 3
2010 DT 38 2
2011 DT 38 2
HI Chevron Hawaii Refinery 2007 DT 48.3 3
Tesoro Kapolei Refinery 2007 DT 48.3 3
IA Alliant Energy 2005 DT 72.5 12
2006 DT 72.5 24
2007 DT 72.5 54
2008 DT 72.5 10
2009 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 6
2011 DT 72.5 5
Cedar Falls Utilities 2007 DT 72.5 3
Central Iowa Power Cooperative 2007 DT 72.5 3

USA IA Central Iowa Power Cooperative 2008 DT 72.5 4
2009 DT 72.5 2
2010 DT 72.5 3
Corn Belt Power Cooperative 2010 DT 72.5 6
MidAmerican Energy Company 2006 DT 72.5 13
2007 DT 72.5 10
2008 DT 72.5 12
2009 DT 72.5 29
2010 DT 72.5 7
2011 DT 72.5 8
2012 DT 72.5 2
ID Idaho National Laboratory 2011 DT 72.5 1
Idaho Power 2006 DT 72.5 1
2007 DT 72.5 2
2008 DT 72.5 6
2010 DT 72.5 5
2011 DT 72.5 3
IL Ameren 2005 DT 72.5 13
2006 DT 38 4
2006 DT 72.5 27
2007 DT 72.5 24
2008 DT 72.5 30
2009 DT 72.5 20
2010 DT 72.5 9
City of Naperville 2005 DT 38 11
City of Springfield 2008 DT 72.5 2
City of Sullivan 2005 DT 72.5 1
Corn Belt Energy Corporation 2005 DT 38 1
ExxonMobil 2007 DT 38 1
Joliet Refinery 2005 DT 38 1
IN 2006 DT 72.5 8
Butler Rural Electric Coop 2011 DT 72.5 1
City of Anderson 2006 DT 72.5 3
HD Supply Utilities LTD. 2007 DT 72.5 3
Peru Utilities 2009 DT 72.5 5
Wabash Valley Power 2007 DT 72.5 1
KS City of Belleville 2008 DT 72.5 1
Goodyear 2008 DT 72.5 1
KY 2005 DT 72.5 4
Bowling Green Municipal Electric Div 2006 DT 72.5 4
Fort Campbell 2007 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 1
Glasgow Electric Plant Board 2010 DT 72.5 2
Henderson Municipal P&L 2010 DT 72.5 2
Louisville Gas and Electric Co 2005 DT 72.5 1
Mayfield Electric & Water Systems 2011 DT 72.5 4
Murray Electric System 2008 DT 72.5 2
North American Stainless 2007 DT 72.5 1
Owensboro Municipal Utilities 2010 DT 72.5 5
2012 DT 72.5 3
Paducah Power System 2009 DT 72.5 9
Warren RECC 2011 DT 72.5 2
LA 2006 DT 38 4

USA LA Central Louisiana Electric Company 2005 DT 38 2
2006 DT 38 10
2007 DT 38 4
2007 DT 72.5 5
2008 DT 72.5 6
2009 DT 72.5 9
2010 DT 72.5 4
2011 DT 72.5 11
City of Natchitoches 2011 DT 72.5 1
City of Ruston 2006 DT 72.5 2
2011 DT 72.5 7
Dixie Electric Membership Corp 2005 DT 72.5 1
2006 DT 72.5 4
2008 DT 72.5 18
2011 DT 72.5 15
Jefferson Daves Electric Coop 2005 DT 72.5 5
Jefferson Davis Electric Coop 2008 DT 72.5 1
Lafayette Utilities System 2011 DT 72.5 7
Shintech Louisiana LLC 2008 DT 38 1
2009 DT 72.5 8
2010 DT 72.5 4
Washington-St. Tammany Elec Coop 2009 DT 72.5 9
2010 DT 72.5 2
2011 DT 72.5 25
Washinton-St. Tammany Elec Coop 2010 DT 72.5 4
MA Mass Development Finance Agency 2007 DT 72.5 2
2009 DT 72.5 2
MD Easton Utilities Commission 2006 DT 72.5 5
PEPCO Holdings Inc. 2011 DT 72.5 1
2012 DT 72.5 13
Southern Maryland Electric Co 2005 DT 72.5 3
2006 DT 72.5 4
2007 DT 72.5 7
2009 DT 72.5 5
MI City of Croswell 2008 DT 48.3 1
Kimball Township 2011 DT 72.5 1
Waste Management 2010 DT 72.5 1
MN Consulting Engineers Group 2006 DT 72.5 6
Elk River Municipal Utilities 2005 DT 72.5 1
Minnesota Municipal Power Agency 2011 DT 72.5 1
Minnesota Power 2005 DT 38 2
2007 DT 48.3 4
2008 DT 38 1
2008 DT 72.5 3
2009 DT 72.5 3
2011 DT 72.5 1
Northern States Power 2010 DT 72.5 4
South Central Association 2009 DT 72.5 1
MO Ameren 2010 DT 72.5 25
2011 DT 72.5 45
2012 DT 72.5 10
Central Electric 2008 DT 72.5 2
2010 DT 72.5 5

USA MO City of Fulton 2008 DT 72.5 2
City of Independence 2007 DT 72.5 4
2008 DT 72.5 4
2009 DT 72.5 3
2010 DT 72.5 3
City Utilities of Springfield 2005 DT 72.5 2
2006 DT 72.5 3
2007 DT 72.5 2
2008 DT 72.5 3
2010 DT 72.5 1
2011 DT 72.5 1
Empire District Electric 2010 DT 72.5 5
2011 DT 72.5 5
Kansas City Power & Light 2006 DT 72.5 5
2008 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 3
2011 DT 72.5 4
Northeast Missouri Electric Power Coop 2007 DT 72.5 1
2009 DT 72.5 4
MS Central Electric Power Association 2006 DT 48.3 2
Columbus Light & Water 2008 DT 72.5 2
2010 DT 72.5 1
East Mississippi Electric Power Assoc. 2011 DT 48.3 1
South Mississippi Electric Power Association 2009 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 4
2011 DT 72.5 1
Tallahatchie Valley Electric Power 2005 DT 15.5 1
MT Northwestern Energy 2006 DT 72.5 2
2010 DT 72.5 5
NC City of High Point 2011 DT 72.5 2
Jones-Onslow Electric Membership Corp. 2009 DT 72.5 2
ND Central Power 2006 DT 72.5 2
2007 DT 72.5 1
KEM Electric Cooperative 2008 DT 48.3 1
Minnkota Power 2004 DT 72.5 1
2012 DT 72.5 3
Mor Gran Sou Electric Coop 2008 DT 72.5 2
Mountrail Williams Electric 2008 DT 72.5 2
West Plains 2008 DT 72.5 1
NE 2006 DT 72.5 1
City of Fremont 2011 DT 72.5 6
Midwest Electric Cooperative Corp 2010 DT 72.5 2
Nebraska Public Power District 2008 DT 72.5 28
2011 DT 72.5 1
Western United Electric Coop 2007 DT 72.5 1
NJ Lehman Brothers Data Center 2006 DT 72.5 5
NM 2006 DT 38 2
Columbus Electric Cooperative 2006 DT 72.5 1
Jemmez Mountain Electric Coop 2009 DT 72.5 1
Kirtland Air Force Base 2008 DT 72.5 1
Kit Carson Electric Coop 2006 DT 72.5 4
Sandia National Laboratories 2005 DT 48.3 2
NV Colorado River Commission 2006 DT 72.5 2

USA NY Central Hudson Gas & Electric 2009 DT 72.5 3
2010 DT 72.5 5
2012 DT 72.5 3
Elemco Services Inc. 2011 DT 72.5 3
National Grid 2007 DT 72.5 1
2011 DT 72.5 1
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp 2006 DT 15.5 1
2006 DT 25.8 1
2006 DT 48.3 2
2006 DT 72.5 4
Noble Energy 2006 DT 38 4
Orange & Rockland 2009 DT 72.5 5
Plattsburgh Municipal Lighting Dept 2006 DT 48.3 1
2008 DT 48.3 1
Village of Hamilton 2005 DT 48.3 1
Village of Ilion 2009 DT 48.3 4
Village of Sherburne 2010 DT 72.5 1
OH 2005 DT 25.8 1
2010 DT 72.5 1
///// Unknown ///// 2010 DT 72.5 2
American Electric Power 2010 DT 72.5 38
2011 DT 72.5 78
2012 DT 72.5 14
American Municipal Power 2009 DT 72.5 1
ASA Bloomingburg, LLC 2006 DT 72.5 1
City of Bryan 2009 DT 72.5 3
City of Celina 2006 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 1
City of Hamilton 2010 DT 72.5 3
2012 DT 72.5 1
City of Hudson 2008 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 2
City of Lebanon 2007 DT 72.5 3
City of Wapakoneta 2009 DT 72.5 4
2010 DT 72.5 1
City of Westerville 2007 DT 72.5 4
Hancock-Wood Elec. 2009 DT 72.5 2
2011 DT 72.5 1
Holmes Wayne RECC 2011 DT 72.5 1
Marathon Ashland Petroleum LLC 2011 DT 72.5 1
Republic Steel 2008 DT 38 1
Sun Coke Company 2007 DT 72.5 1
Tri-County Rural Electric Coop, Inc. 2012 DT 72.5 1
Village of Minster 2009 DT 72.5 4
2010 DT 72.5 1
Wright Patterson Air Force Base 2007 DT 72.5 2
OK 2010 DT 38 1
Grand River Dam Authority 2008 DT 72.5 20
2009 DT 72.5 40
2010 DT 72.5 13
2011 DT 72.5 20
NextEra Energy 2012 DT 72.5 1
Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Inc 2009 DT 72.5 1

USA OK Stillwater Electric Utility 2009 DT 72.5 3
Western Farmers Electric Coop 2008 DT 72.5 15
2009 DT 72.5 11
2010 DT 72.5 7
2011 DT 72.5 1
OR Central Lincoln PUD 2007 DT 72.5 4
2008 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 2
2011 DT 72.5 8
Pacificorp 2009 DT 72.5 5
2010 DT 72.5 8
2011 DT 72.5 11
Portland General Electric 2010 DT 72.5 2
2011 DT 72.5 3
PA Alliant Energy EPC 2006 DT 72.5 2
Duquesne Light 2005 DT 38 7
2008 DT 38 1
2008 DT 72.5 1
2011 DT 72.5 1
Graymont 2007 DT 72.5 1
Hoosac 2011 DT 72.5 1
US Steel 2008 DT 72.5 3
2009 DT 72.5 2
2010 DT 72.5 5
2011 DT 72.5 3
USX Corporation 2006 DT 72.5 3
SC Progress Energy - Carolinas 2005 DT 72.5 3
Progress Energy - Florida 2005 DT 72.5 8
2006 DT 72.5 63
2007 DT 72.5 6
Santee Cooper 2006 DT 72.5 9
2009 DT 72.5 3
2012 DT 72.5 2
SD Black Hills Power & Light 2007 DT 72.5 7
2009 DT 72.5 10
2011 DT 72.5 11
TN 2007 DT 72.5 1
Appalachian Electric Cooperative 2009 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 6
Athens Utilities Board 2008 DT 72.5 4
City of Elizabethton Electric Department 2007 DT 72.5 2
2010 DT 72.5 9
Clarksville Department of Electricity 2011 DT 72.5 4
Cumberland EMC 2006 DT 72.5 1
2007 DT 72.5 1
Dyersburg Electric System 2007 DT 72.5 1
Gibson Electric Membership Corperation 2006 DT 72.5 1
2007 DT 72.5 1
Harriman Utility Board 2007 DT 72.5 1
2008 DT 72.5 1
2009 DT 72.5 1
Holy Springs Utility Department 2006 DT 48.3 1
Johnson City Power Board 2007 DT 72.5 1

USA TN Knoxville Utilities Board 2005 DT 72.5 8
2007 DT 72.5 3
2008 DT 72.5 3
2009 DT 72.5 1
2010 DT 72.5 4
2011 DT 72.5 5
La Follette Electric Dept 2005 DT 72.5 2
LaFollette Utilities Board 2008 DT 72.5 4
Lenoir City Utilities 2007 DT 72.5 4
2009 DT 72.5 4
2011 DT 72.5 9
Milan Department of Public Utilities 2008 DT 72.5 1
Morristown Power System 2009 DT 72.5 1
2011 DT 72.5 1
Murfreesboro Electric Department 2010 DT 72.5 2
Nashville Electric Service 2007 DT 72.5 11
Newport Utilities Board 2006 DT 72.5 5
2009 DT 72.5 1
PSC Metals 2008 DT 72.5 1
Tri-County EMC 2010 DT 72.5 6
Tullahoma Utilities Board 2009 DT 48.3 2
TX Bryan Texas Utilities 2006 DT 72.5 2
2009 DT 72.5 3
CenterPoint Energy 2006 DT 72.5 1
2007 DT 72.5 3
El Paso Electric Co 2009 DT 72.5 6
2012 DT 69 5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co 2007 DT 72.5 1
Greenville Electric Utility 2006 DT 72.5 3
2008 DT 72.5 2
2011 DT 72.5 2
Lower Colorado River Authority 2010 DT 72.5 1
TEPPCO 2008 DT 72.5 2
UT City of Ephraim 2010 DT 72.5 1
City of St. George 2007 DT 72.5 4
Resolute Energy Corporation 2011 DT 72.5 1
VA A & N Electric Cooperative 2010 DT 72.5 1
Bristol Virginia Utilities 2006 DT 72.5 2
2009 DT 72.5 1
Central Virginia Electric Cooperative 2012 DT 72.5 1
City of Danville 2005 DT 72.5 4
WA PPM Energy 2005 DT 38 2
PUD No. 1 of Grays Harbor County 2010 DT 72.5 3
WI American Transmission Company 2005 DT 72.5 1
2006 DT 72.5 20
2007 DT 72.5 38
2008 DT 72.5 17
2009 DT 72.5 40
2010 DT 72.5 39
2011 DT 72.5 67
2012 DT 72.5 4
Madison Gas & Electric 2006 DT 72.5 1
2011 DT 72.5 2

USA WI WE Energies 2006 DT 15.5 1
2006 DT 38 1
Wisconsin Public Service Corp 2012 DT 72.5 3
WY Black Hills Power 2012 DT 72.5 1
Pacificorp 2009 DT 72.5 1
Total Items 3998

A B C D
CIRCUIT BREAKER INDICATOR LIGHT
STANDARD ANSI DESIGNATIONS
CABINET LIGHT
01CS BREAKER CONTROL SWITCH
KNIFE SWITCH
23 THERMOSTAT TOP VIEW OF CONTROL CABINET
23X HEATER CONTACTOR
1 COIL 27X LOSS OF POWER RELAY CONTROL STATION 1
CHARGING MOTOR 30 ANNUNCIATOR
MAX CONT. 37 UNDERCURRENT ALARM
PWR 4W 43L/R LOCAL / REMOTE TRANSFER SWITCH
49 MOTOR THERMAL OVERLOAD MECHANISM
CONTACT, DROP OUT
52a,b BREAKER AUXILIARY SWITCH
NORMALLY CLOSED PANEL
PUSHBUTTON 52C CLOSE PUSHBUTTON RELAY PANEL
52CC BREAKER CLOSE COIL
52T TRIP PUSHBUTTON
CONTACT, 52TC BREAKER TRIP COIL
NORMALLY OPEN RESISTOR/ HEATER 52X CLOSING RELAY
52Y ANTIPUMP RELAY
52-MON BREAKER CONDITION MONITOR
CONTROL TERMINALS
CONNECTOR 63G SF6 PRESSURE / DENSITY GAUGE GROUND BAR
TERMINAL BLOCK 63GX SF6 PRESSURE / DENSITY RELAY
69 PERMISSIVE CONTROL SWITCH
DENSITY MONITOR 69-KI KEY INTERLOCK BCT TERMINALS
AUXILIARY TERMINAL BLOCK
74CC CLOSE COIL MONITOR
2 74TC TRIP COIL MONITOR 2
79X RECLOSE DELAY RELAY
THERMOSTAT 83X MOTOR TRANSFER CONTACTOR
DOOR SWITCH 88 MOTOR
88F MOTOR FAILURE ALARM
88LS MOTOR LIMIT SWITCH
FUSE BLOCK AIL AMBER INDICATOR LIGHT
THERMAL OVERLOAD
GIL GREEN INDICATOR LIGHT
FUSE BLOCK, SLUGGED RIL RED INDICATOR LIGHT
HTR HEATER
FUSED DISCONNECT
TOGGLE SWITCH
FUSED DISCONNECT,
SLUGGED
FUSE PULLOUT
TRANSFORMER 3
3
FUSE PULLOUT, SLUGGED
28 ES:14 ES:A1
SOURCE DESTINATION DESTINATION SECOND

PIN DEVICE PIN DESTINATION
NUMBER DESIGNATION NUMBER IF APPLICABLE
WIRING KEY
CUSTOMER: CITY OF OCALA, FL AREVA JOB #

CUSTOMER ORDER No.: 72288 J14475
SUBSTATION: SHARPES FERRY
SERIAL No.: 14475A-DT09, 14475B-DT09
4 2 Updated number of shorting screws for BCT terminal blocks. W.Holt A.Izvorean 06/15/09
4
1 Changed motot circuit voltage to 120VAC W.Holt A.Izvorean 05/04/09 AREVA ORDER #
REV. DESCRIPTION DRAWN CHECKED DATE CUSTOMER EQ. No.: CX05070
A.Izvorean G.Muchesko 04/20/09 AREVA T&D Inc.

LEGEND One Power Lane DRAWING No.: DT09C02242 SHT 1 OF 13
DRAWN CHECKED DATE Charleroi, PA 15022
A B C D
A B C D
CLOSE CIRCUIT TRIP CIRCUIT

EXTERNAL TRIP
1 1 2
SW1
1
TB1 TB1
FU1 3
1 2
1 15A TB2
TB1 9AR
GIL REMOTE
TB2 CUSTOMER OPEN 1A 1 CUSTOMER
REMOTE EE
2 7R INDICATION REMOTE
RE CLOSE
52T1 RIL
+ TB3 TRIP
79X TB2
7 13 2 9R
TB2 SET RECLOSER
OPTIONAL
1 3 AT NO LESS
CUSTOMER
THAN 20 CYC.
LOCKOUT
TB2 TB9 TB9 SPARE TRIP COIL
8 109 100
1 LA1 7 MB1 13 MB1 13 EA TB2 TB10 TB9

69 88LS 88LS 63GX1 9 118 102
a b
8 14 14
2
31 EA
63GX1
32
TB3 1 MA2 9 MA2
17 52-2 52-2
TB9
2 21 ES
52Y
110
TB3
18
2
a
10
b
2
22 48 VDC
TB10 TB9
21 EA 116 101 5W
ADD JUMPER AT1
48 VDC 63GX1 3W
AT2 TO TRIP ON 5D
22 3D LOW SF6
MA1 1
D 3 MA1 13 ME
+
RE TB9 A1 B1 3 52-1 52-1 52TC2
79X 107 EML EGA a b 5.6 OHM
TB10 63G 14 2
4 MAX CONT.
111 88F 47.9 psig TB7
79 PWR 4W
4 C 11 MB1 A2 SET TDPU 4
88LS 6D
1 MA1 13 ES AT 20 SEC 3W AT1
52-1 b AT1
52Y TB10 12 4D 6W
a AT2 13 MA3 3D
113 52-3
2 14 4W TB10
1W b 1 119
AT1 14 MD
1D A1 52TC1
112 11 MA3 EA 5.6 OHM
TB10 1 52-3 63GX1 TB7 2 MAX CONT.
MC b 80
52CC PWR 4W
12 A2
5.6 OHM 4D
2 AT1
A1 ES 2D
MAX CONT.
PWR 4W TB10 4W
3
3 52Y
2W
AT1 115 TB9
108
TB10
117
3 4
A2 9 MA1
52-1 11 MA1 SW1 TB2
b 52-1 TB1 9A
10 b 2A
12
9 MB1
88LS A RE
b 79X
10
B SET TDPU
AT 20 CYC
TB10 NOTES:
FU1 114 1) ALL DEVICES SHOWN IN DE-ENERGIZED POSITION
TB1 15A 2) BREAKER SHOWN IN OPEN POSITION
23 4 3) SF6 SHOWN AT ZERO PRESSURE
4) CLOSING SPRING SHOWN IN CHARGED POSITION
TB1
4

SERIAL No.: 14475A-DT09, 14475B-DT09
4

CONTROL SCHEMATICS One Power Lane DRAWING No.: DT09C02242 SHT 2 OF 13
A B C D
A B C D
SPARE TERMINAL BLOCKS FOR CUSTOMER USE
TB1 TB1 TB1 TB1 TB2 TB2 TB2 TB2 TB2

1 5 6 B1 B2 10 10A 11 11A B3
1
TB3 TB3 TB3 TB4 TB4 TB4
23 26 27 37 38 39
MOTOR CIRCUIT CUSTOMER ALARMS
TB5 TB5 TB6 TB6 TB7 TB7 TB9 TB10 TB10 TB10
61 62 73 74 85 86 99 120 121 122
FU2 TB4 TB4 TB4

20A/SLUG TB3 TB3 TB4
TB1 TB9 19 21 31 32 34 35
1B 1 2 105
1 5W 1W
DT1 MB1 AT2 AT2
49 5 5D 1D
88LS
10-16A a
6 5 EGA 1 EGA 53 EA 61 EA 83 EA 71 EA
2 63GX1 63GX1 63GX1 63GX1
63G 63G
3 47.9 psig 52.2 psig 54 62 84 72
DT1 6 2
49 TB9
10-16A 106 6D 2D
AT2 AT2
SPARE MOTOR 6W 2W
4
TB9 LIMIT SWITCH SPARE AUXILIARY SWITCHES FOR CUSTOMER USE
CONTACT
2
103
TB3 TB3 TB4 TB4 2
1 MB1 20 22 33 36 TB5 TB5 TB5 TB5 TB5 TB6 TB6 TB6 TB6 TB6
88LS 51 53 55 57 59 63 65 67 69 71
LOW GAS LOW GAS
a LOW GAS LOW GAS
LOCKOUT ALARM
2 LOCKOUT LOCKOUT
MA1 15 MA1 MA2 11 MA2 MA2 13 MA2 MA2 15 MA2 MA3 MA3
7 3 5 52-2 7 1 9
T1 52-1 52-1 52-2 52-2 52-2 52-2 52-2 52-3 52-3
120VAC M1 b
88 a b a b a a b a b
8 16 4 12 6 14 8 16 2 10
120VAC TB4 TB4
1.6 kW TB3 28 29
T2 24
TB5 TB5 TB5 TB5 TB5 TB6 TB6 TB6 TB6 TB6
52 54 56 58 60 64 66 68 70 72
3 MB1
88LS
a
4
12 14 TB7 TB7 TB7 TB7
TB9 21 DT1 EML 75 77 81 83
104 49 88F
5 22
DT1 11 MA3
3 5 MA3 7 MA3 15 MA3
49 52-3 52-3 52-3 52-3
10-16A a a a b
4 6 8 16
3 4 6
TB1 FU2
TB7 TB7 TB7 TB7 3
3 2B 20A/SLUG
TB3
25
TB4
30
76 78 82 84
MOTOR MOTOR EXCESSIVE

TROUBLE RUN TIME ALARM
NOTES:
1) ALL DEVICES SHOWN IN DE-ENERGIZED POSITION
2) BREAKER SHOWN IN OPEN POSITION
3) SF6 SHOWN AT ZERO PRESSURE

SERIAL No.: 14475A-DT09, 14475B-DT09
4

A B C D
A B C D
1 HEATERS
1
FU3
15A
TBAC
40 1 2
PHASE (HOT) WIRE
1
TH1
45-90 F
2
1W 3W
HT1 HT1
1D 3D
240 VAC 1 3 H1
H1
95 W 95 W
600 OHM 4 600 OHM
2
2D 4D
HT1 HT1
2W 4W
TBAC
41 3 4
PHASE (HOT) WIRE
2
FU3
15A
2
1 2
FU4
20A
1
120 VAC LS1
4 PL1
120 VAC 2
2 1 20 A L1
L1
1 - LINE
3 2 - NEUTRAL GND L1
3 - GND L2
5 4 - LOAD LINE
TBAC 5 - LOAD NEUTRAL
42
NEUTRAL WIRE
3
3 TH1
7 EGA
63G
GND 7D
AT2
7W GND1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
NOTES:
1) ALL DEVICES SHOWN IN DE-ENERGIZED POSITION
2) BREAKER SHOWN IN OPEN POSITION
3) SF6 SHOWN AT ZERO PRESSURE

SERIAL No.: 14475A-DT09, 14475B-DT09
4

A B C D
A B C D
TERMINAL BLOCK WIRING

TB1 TB4
TB1:1A,FU1:1 1
1
28
8
2 EML:12
TB1:2A,FU1:3 2
2
29
9
2 EML:14
SW1:1,TB1:1 1A 30 EML:11
1
SW1:2,AT2:3W
0
3
A
1
ES:A2,TB1:4
SW1:3,TB1:2 2A 31 EA:53
ES:13,RE:3
1
3
A
2
FU2:1 1B 32 EA:61
EML:A1
TB2:9A
2
3
TB3:13
B
1
ES:A1
EA:32
DT1:5
DT1:4
FU2:3 2B 33 EA:54
RE:A
RE:C
RE:D
3
B
2
FU1:2 3
3
34
4
3 EA:83
TB10
TB9
TB10:114,RE:B 4 35 EA:71
120
119
MA2:1 118
117
116
MA1:11 115
114
113
110
109
108
MB1:11 107
106
105
104
MB1:1 103
100
122
121
112
MA1:1 111
102
101
99
5
3
4
1
2
2
1
1
2
0
1
9
1
8
1
7
1
6
1
5
1
4
1
3
1
2
1
0
1
0
9
1
0
8
1
0
7
1
0
6
1
0
5
1
0
4
1
0
3
1
0
2
0
1
1
0
9
5
5
36
6
3 EA:84
MA1:2
MA3:12
MB1:10,MA1:12
MA1:3
MB1:14,MB1:8
MB1:7
MB1:6
MB1:5
MB1:4
MA2:9
MA1:13
MB1:13
AT1:6W
AT1:4W
AT1:1W
6
6
37
7
3
B1
B
1
38
8
3
B2
B
2
39
9
3
TB2
TB2:7R 7
7 TB2:8
TB2:7 7R
R
7
LA1:1 8
8 TB2:7
EA:31 9
9
EA:31,EE:2 9R
R
9
TB10:117,TB7:80 9A
A
9
EA:13,EE:1 9ARA
R
9
10
MA2:11
MA2:12
MA3:16
MA3:15
MA3:14
MA3:13
MA3:10
MA2:16
MA2:15
MA2:14
MA2:13
MA1:16
MA1:15
0
1
MA3:1
MA3:2
MA3:8
MA3:7
MA3:6
MA3:5
MA3:4
MA3:3
MA3:9
MA2:8
MA2:7
MA2:6
MA2:5
MA2:4
MA2:3
MA1:8
MA1:7
10A
A
0
1
2
11
1
TB7
TB6
TB5
11A
71
62
86
85
84
83
82
81
80
79
78
77
76
75
74
73
70
61
59
58
57
56
55
54
53
52
51
72
69
68
67
66
65
64
63
60
A
1
6
8
5
8
4
8
3
8
2
8
1
8
0
8
9
7
8
7
6
7
5
7
4
7
3
7
2
7
1
7
0
7
9
6
8
6
7
6
5
6
4
6
3
6
2
6
1
6
0
6
9
5
8
5
7
5
6
5
4
5
3
5
2
5
1
5
B3
B
3
TB2:9A,EA:A2
TB3
TB10:115 13
3
1
EA:14 17
7
1
EA:32 18
8
1
AT2:5W 19
9
1
AT2:6W 20
0
2
AT2:1W 21
1
2
AT2:2W 22
2
23
3
2
DT1:21 24
4
2
TBAC
DT1:22 25
5
2
40 FU3:1
26
6
2
41 FU3:3,FU4:1
27
7
2
42 PL1:2
GND1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
3
3 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
1 TH1:GND
2 L1:GND,PL1:3
4 AT2:7W
NOTES:
1) ALL WIRING TO BE 12GA GRAY SIS VW1
2) ALL GROUND WIRING TO BE 12GA GREEN SIS VW1
3) WIRE MARKERS TO BE SHRINK-TYPE AND TO SHOW
SAME-END/OPPOSITE-END DESIGNATION
4) WIRE LUGS ARE TO BE BURNDY TYPE INSULATED "YAEV"
(EXCEPT FOR DEVICES THAT DO NOT ACCEPT
RING-TYPE TERMINALS)

SERIAL No.: 14475A-DT09, 14475B-DT09
4

WIRING DIAGRAM One Power Lane DRAWING No.: DT09C02242 SHT 5 OF 13
A B C D
A B C D
MECHANISM PANEL WIRING

LS1
L1
1 1 PL1:4 EGA 63G
2 L1:L1 L1 L1 LS1:2
L2 PL1:5 1 3 5 1 AT2:1D
GND GND1:2 2 AT2:2D
3 AT2:3D
GND 4 AT2:4D
1 2 L2
7 2
52.2 psig
4
47.9 psig
6
47.9 psig
5
6
AT2:5D
AT2:6D
1
WATTAGE - 40 W 7 AT2:7D
STANDARD CABLE COLORS
1 - BLK 4 - ORA 7 - GRN
2 - RED 5 - WHT
3 - BLU 6 - WHT/BLK or BRN
MC 52CC
1 AT1:1D
1 2 AT1:2D
COIL VOLTAGE - 48 VDC MA1 52-1

MB1 88LS COIL RESISTANCE - 5.6 OHM 1 TB10:111 11 TB10:115
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 2 TB10:112 12 TB10:114
1 TB9:103 9 MA1:10
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 2 M1:T1 10 TB10:114 3 TB10:116 13 TB9:101
3 M1:T2 11 TB9:107 4 AT1:3W 14 AT1:3W
4 TB9:104 12 MA3:11 a a a a b b b b 7 TB5:51 15 TB5:53
a a a a b b b b 5 TB9:105 13 TB9:100 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 8 TB5:52 16 TB5:54
6 TB9:106 14 TB9:110 9 AT1:2W
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 10 MB1:9
7 TB9:109
8 TB9:110
MA2 52-2
1 TB10:118 9 TB9:102
2
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 2
3
AT1:5W
TB5:55
10
11
AT1:5W
TB5:57
2
4 TB5:56 12 TB5:58
a a a a b b b b 5 TB5:59 13 TB6:63
AT1 MD 52TC1 ME 52TC2 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 6 TB5:60 14 TB6:64
M1 88 MC:1 1D 1W TB10:113 1 AT1:3D 1 AT1:5D 7 TB6:65 15 TB6:67
1 1
2 AT1:4D 2 AT1:6D 8 TB6:66 16 TB6:68
T1 T1 MB1:2 MC:2 2D 2W MA1:9
T2 MB1:3 MD:1 3D 3W MA1:4,MA1:14 MA3 52-3
MD:2 4D 4W TB10:117 1 TB6:69 9 TB6:71
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 2 TB6:70 10 TB6:72
ME:1 5D 5W MA2:2,MA2:10 2 2
3 TB7:75 11 MB1:12
T2 ME:2 6D 6W TB10:119 COIL VOLTAGE - 48 VDC COIL VOLTAGE - 48 VDC 4 TB7:76 12 TB9:108
MOTOR VOLTAGE - 120VAC COIL RESISTANCE - 5.6 OHM COIL RESISTANCE - 5.6 OHM a a a a b b b b 5 TB7:77 13 TB7:79
WATTAGE - 1.6 kW 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 6 TB7:78 14 TB7:80
7 TB7:81 15 TB7:83
8 TB7:82 16 TB7:84
EE 52T1
1 3 1 TB2:9AR
2 TB2:9R
HT1
2 4
3
2W HT1:4W,FU3:4
3W TH1:1,FU3:2
3 COLOR - BLK
4W HT1:2W
1W TH1:2
LA1 69 PL1 GFI

4
5W
6W
1 3 1 TB2:8 1 FU4:2
2 ES:21 2 1 2 TBAC:42
3 GND1:2
H1
H1:2 2D
H1:3 3D
H1:4 4D
5D
6D
H1:1 1D
4 LS1:1
1 3 1 HT1:1D 5 L1:L2
2 4 2 HT1:2D
3 HT1:3D 1 - LINE
4 HT1:4D 3 2 - NEUTRAL NOTES:
3 - GND 1) ALL WIRING TO BE 12GA GRAY SIS VW1
2 4 4 - LOAD LINE
5 2) ALL GROUND WIRING TO BE 12GA GREEN SIS VW1
5 - LOAD NEUTRAL 3) WIRE MARKERS TO BE SHRINK-TYPE AND TO SHOW
WATTAGE - 2X 95 W VOLTAGE - 120 VAC SAME-END/OPPOSITE-END DESIGNATION
RESISTANCE - 2X 600 OHM AMP RATING -20 A 4) WIRE LUGS ARE TO BE BURNDY TYPE INSULATED "YAEV"

SERIAL No.: 14475A-DT09, 14475B-DT09
4

A B C D
A B C D
RELAY PANEL WIRING
TH1
1 1 HT1:3W
2 HT1:1W
GND GND1:1
1 GND
1
2
TEMP SETTING - 45-90 F
RE 79X
A TB9:108
D 2 A B TB1:4
+ + D EA:22,TB9:107
C TB10:113
2 FU1:2
3 TB10:111
4 C 1 3 B
COIL VOLTAGE - 48VDC/48VAC
COIL RESISTANCE - SOLID STATE
EA 63GX1 ES 52Y EML 88F DT1 49

A1 AT2:4W A1 ES:14,TB10:112 A1 TB9:110 1 FU2:2
13 13 12 14 22 24 A1 B1 A2 SW1:4,EA:A2 1 3 5 13 21 2 DT1:3
43 21 A1 A231 EML:A2,TB7:80 43 21 31 A1 A2 FU1:4,TB10:114
2 13
14
SW1:2,TB2:9AR
TB3:17
13
14
ES:21,TB10:111
ES:A1
12 TB4:28
11 TB4:30
3
4
DT1:2
TB9:103
2
21 ES:22 21 ES:13,LA1:2 14 TB4:29 5 TB9:104
22 RE:D 22 EA:21 6 FU2:4
14 44 22 32 A2 14 44 22 32 A2 11 21 A2 2 4 6 14 22 21 TB3:24
31 TB2:9,TB2:9R
32 TB3:18,TB10:116 COIL VOLTAGE - 48VDC COIL VOLTAGE - 48VDC AMP RATING - 10-16A 22 TB3:25
53 83 61 71
53 TB4:31 COIL RESISTANCE - 852 ohm COIL RESISTANCE - SOLID STATE
54 EA:62,TB4:33
61 TB4:32
62 EA:54
54 84 62 72 71 TB4:35
72 EA:84
COIL VOLTAGE - 48VDC 83 TB4:34
COIL RESISTANCE - 852 ohm 84 EA:72,TB4:36
AT2
FU1 SW1 FU2 FU3 FU4 TB3:21 1W 1D EGA:1
1 3 1 TB1:1 1 3 1 TB1:1A
2 EA:13,TB9:109 1 3 1 TB1:1B 1 3 1 TBAC:40 1 1 TBAC:41 TB3:22 2W 2D EGA:2
2 RE:2,TB1:3 2 DT1:1 2 HT1:3W 2 PL1:1
3 TB1:2 3 TB1:2A TB9:109 3W 3D EGA:3
4 EML:A2 3 TB1:2B 3 TBAC:41
4 ES:A2 4 DT1:6 4 HT1:2W EA:A1 4W 4D EGA:4
TB3:19 5W 5D EGA:5
2 4
TB3:20 6W 6D EGA:6
GND1:4 7W 7D EGA:7
3
3 2 4 2 4 2 4 2
AMP RATING - 15A AMP RATING - 20A/SLUG AMP RATING - 15A AMP RATING - 20A
NOTES:
1) ALL WIRING TO BE 12GA GRAY SIS VW1
2) ALL GROUND WIRING TO BE 12GA GREEN SIS VW1
3) WIRE MARKERS TO BE SHRINK-TYPE AND TO SHOW
SAME-END/OPPOSITE-END DESIGNATION
4) WIRE LUGS ARE TO BE BURNDY TYPE INSULATED "YAEV"

SERIAL No.: 14475A-DT09, 14475B-DT09
4

A B C D
A B C D
1 TOP VIEW OF CONTROL CABINET 1

CONTROL STATION
MANUFACTURING NOTES: MECHANISM

DROP OUT
1) DEVICES TO BE MARKED WITH ENGRAVED PLASTIC TAGS.
PANEL
2) DIN RAIL TO BE PER AREVA SPEC 1_415_881. RELAY PANEL
3) POSITION INDICATOR TAGS ATTACHED w/SCREWS
4) EDGE GUARD TO BE USED IN 9 PLACES AS SHOWN * AS WELL AS EGA
OTHER POINTS WHERE THE WIRE COMES IN CONTACT WITH A METAL EDGE
5) FOR BURNDY TYPE INSULATED "YAEV" WIRE LUG SEE CONTRACT ORDER ENGINEER
CONTROL TERMINALS
GROUND BAR
BCT TERMINALS
L1
LS1
L1
40 W
LS1 MECHANISM PANEL
TERMINAL BLOCK PANEL RELAY PANEL
*
ON "L" BKT
LOWER EDGE MFR WIREWAY 2X2 - MOUNTED TO BACK OF MECH PANEL
MFR WIREWAY 2X3 MFR WIREWAY 2X3

MFR WIREWAY 2X4
TH1 CUSTOMER WIREWAY 1.5X3 MFR WIREWAY 2X4
TB10
TB1 TB4
* *
TB9
T H1
2X 1X 2Y 1Y
2 2
MFR WIREWAY 1.5X3 MC
MFR WIREWAY 1X3
MFR WIREWAY 1.5X3
RE
MB1 MC
4X 3X 4Y 3Y
CUSTOMER WIREWAY 1X3

52CC
*
MB1
88LS
MFR WIREWAY 2X3
MFR WIREWAY 1X3

TB2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
MFR WIREWAY 1X3
MA1
MDMD
ME ME MA1
M1 52TC1 52TC2 52-1
MFR WIREWAY 2X4
MFR WIREWAY 2X4

RE
79X
6X 5Y
5X 6Y
M1
MA2
*
88
MA2
52-2
MFR WIREWAY 1X3

EML DT1
EA EA ES
ES MA3
63GX1 52Y
AT1
MA3
52-3
*
STOP START
AT1
TB3 DT 1
EML
88F 49
* FU1
FU1
15A
SW1
SW1
30 AMP
FU2
FU2
20A/SLUG
MFR WIREWAY 1X3
FU3 FU3
15A
FU4
FU4
20A
MFR WIREWAY 1.5X3
TB6
TB7
TB5
TBAC
AT2
AT2
3
3 MFR WIREWAY 1X3
MOUNTED THROUGH H1
CABINET DOOR
PL1 H1
PUSH TO
PL1
GFI
2X 95 W
GND1
E-TRIP RESET HT1
LOCKOUT HT 1
EE LA1
EE
E-TRIP RESET
LA1
SEE PROCEDURE_0184 - (WIDE BOX)

SEE PROCEDURE_0210 - (NARROW BOX)
FOR INSTALLATION
MOUNTED MOUNTED TO
THROUGH ACCESS PANEL
CABINET

SERIAL No.: 14475A-DT09, 14475B-DT09
4

PANEL LAYOUT One Power Lane DRAWING No.: DT09C02242 SHT 8 OF 13
A B C D
A B C D
ITEM QTY AREVA # MFR # MFR DESCRIPTION DEVICE ID
001 001 1_410_508_P6 CR104 GENERAL ELECTRIC CONTACT BLOCK EE
002 001 1_410_632_P19 1-410-632-P19 AREVA CABINET LIGHT L1
003 001 1_417_123_P1 E69-30A CHERRY DOOR SWITCH LS1
004 001 1_410_634_P9 TSA901 ELECTROMODE ADJUSTABLE THERMOSTAT 45-90F TH1
005 001 1_410_635_P10 201-J STATES KNIFE SWITCH 1 POLE FU4
006 004 1_410_635_P9 202-AW STATES KNIFE SWITCH 2 POLE FU1, FU2, FU3, SW1
007 001 1_410_636_P2 7360K8 CUTLER HAMMER PERMISSIVE CONTROL SWITCH LA1
1 008 002 1_410_640_P19 IH3-1 THOMAS & BETTS / RED DOT RECEPTACLE, ENCLOSURE PL1, TH1
1
009 001 1_410_640_P4 WPFS26 HUBBELL RECEPTACLE, WEATHERPROOF COVER PL1
010 001 1_410_640_P5 GF5352A OR = HUBBELL RECEPTACLE, GFI, 120VAC, 20A PL1
011 002 1_410_641_P73 CLIPFIX35-5 PHOENIX END CLAMP END5, END6
012 004 1_410_650_P6 1-410-650-P6 AREVA FUSE, 15A, CLASS RK5 FU1, FU1, FU3, FU3
013 002 1_410_650_P7 1-410-650-P7 AREVA FUSE, 20A, CLASS RK5 FU2, FU4
014 001 1_410_748_P10 1423123 MARATHON TERMINAL BLOCK 3PT 200A TBAC
015 001 1_410_748_P11 CC1423 MARATHON TERMINAL BLOCK COVER TBAC
016 001 1_410_749_P200 CS8C-22Z-48D SPRECHER + SCHUH CONTROL RELAY 2NO 2NC (48 VDC) ES
017 001 1_410_749_P200 CS8C-22Z-48D SPRECHER + SCHUH CONTROL RELAY 4NO 4NC (48 VDC) EA
018 001 1_410_749_P208 CS8-P22 SPRECHER + SCHUH AUXILIARY CONTACT EA
019 001 1_410_906 1_410_906 AREVA E-TRIP / 69 BLOCK LA1
020 001 1_412_934_P5 1-412-934-P5 AREVA SLUG FU2
021 003 1_413_318_P10 6012 Penn-Union TERMINAL BLOCK 12PT TB1, TB2, TB3
022 001 1_413_318_P10 6012 Penn-Union TERMINAL BLOCK 12PT TB4
023 036 1_413_318_P11 SCP-1 PENN UNION SHORTING SCREW 2X, 2X, 2X, 2Y, 2Y, 1X, 2Y, 3X, 3X, 3X, 3Y, 3Y
1X, 3Y, 4X, 4X, 4X, 4Y, 4Y, 1X, 4Y, 5X, 5X, 5X
5Y, 5Y, 5Y, 6X, 6X, 6X, 6Y, 6Y, 6Y, 1Y, 1Y, 1Y
024 012 1_413_318_P3 6006-SCS PENN UNION TERMINAL BLOCK 6PT, SHORTING 1Y, 2X, 2Y, 3X, 3Y, 4X, 4Y, 5X, 1X, 5Y, 6X, 6Y
025 001 1_413_652_P1 1017SP7-A-4-B KANSON TIME DELAY RELAY, 2 FORM "C", 48V, 1.5-120 CYC RE
026 001 1_413_653_G8 700-HT1 ALLEN-BRADLEY TIME DELAY RELAY, 2 FORM "C", 48VDC EML
027 001 1_413_999_G3 17000_0, PCN 265480 CHROMALOX ANTICONDENSATION HEATER ASSY 240VAC H1
2 028 007 1_416_091 1-416-091 AREVA COPPER STRAP FU1, FU1, FU2, FU2, FU3, FU3, FU4 2
029 001 1_416_206_P4 1-416-206-P4 AREVA TERMINAL BLOCK COVER AUX 6PT 25
030 001 1_417_056_P1 1-417-056-P1 AREVA SWITCH BRACKET LS1
031 001 1_417_125_P1 GEL 40A15/120V 15199 GE LIGHT BULB 40W 120VAC L1
032 001 2_990_024_P2 2-990-024-P2 WIKA DENSITY MONITOR (67,52,48) PSIG-BAR SCALE-PURE SF6 EGA
033 001 2_990_035_P1 2-990-035-P1 AREVA MECHANISM PANEL PAN28
034 001 2_990_156_P2 2-990-156-P2 AREVA DT72.5 RELAY PANEL PAN29
035 006 2_991_268_P1 2-991-268-P1 AREVA 6PT TB MOUNTING STRIP-NEW PAN25, PAN27, PAN30, PAN31, PAN32, PAN33
036 001 1_410_508_P1 CR104PBG10B1 GENERAL ELECTRIC PUSHBUTTON, BLACK, 2NO EE
037 001 1_410_748_P1 TB206 BUSSMANN AUX. TERMINAL BLOCK, 6 PT AT1
038 001 1_410_748_P1 TB206 BUSSMANN AUX. TERMINAL BLOCK, 6 PT HT1
039 001 1_410_748_P3 TB207 BUSSMANN AUX. TERMINAL BLOCK, 7 PT AT2
040 002 1_410_651_P2 RF30A2SP1 MARATHON FUSED KNIFE SWITCH 2 POLE, 15A FU1, FU3
041 001 1_410_651_P3 RF30A1SP1 MARATHON FUSED KNIFE SWITCH 1 POLE, 20A FU4
042 001 1_410_651_P2 RF30A2SP1 MARATHON FUSED KNIFE SWITCH 2 POLE, 20A/SLUG FU2
043 001 GROUND_BAR AREVA GROUND BAR, 24PT GND1
044 003 1_413_318_P10 6012 Penn-Union TERMINAL BLOCK 12PT TB5, TB6, TB7
045 002 1_413_318_P10 6012 Penn-Union TERMINAL BLOCK 12PT TB10, TB9
046 001 1_417_294_G8 1-417-294-G8 AREVA SPRING CHARGE MOTOR FOR FK3-1/131 M1
047 001 1_966_957 MBS 25 AEG THERMAL OVERLOAD 10-16A DT1
048 003 49.102.110-16 49.102.110-16 AREVA COIL (48 VDC) MC, MD, ME
049 004 49.105.100-01 49.105.100-01 AREVA AUXILIARY SWITCH FK3-X MA1, MA2, MA3, MB1 3
3

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BILL OF MATERIAL One Power Lane DRAWING No.: DT09C02242 SHT 9 OF 13
A B C D
A B C D
BCT WIRING
2X 1X 2Y 1Y
2X-X1 2X1 1X1 1X-X1 2Y-X1 2Y1 1Y1 1Y-X1
1 2 3 4 5 6
2X-X2 2X2 1X2 1X-X2 2Y-X2 2Y2 1Y2 1Y-X2
2X-X3 2X3 1X3 1X-X3 2Y-X3 2Y3 1Y3 1Y-X3
2X-X4 2X4 1X4 1X-X4 2Y-X4 2Y4 1Y4 1Y-X4
1 X1 X1 X1 X1 X1 X1 2X-X5
GND
2X5
GND
1X5
GND
1X-X5
GND
2Y-X5
GND
2Y5
GND
1Y5
GND
1Y-X5
GND
1
X2 X2 X2 X2 X2 X2
4X 3X 4Y 3Y
X3 1X 2X X3 X3 3X 4X X3 X3 5X 6X X3 4X-X1 4X1 3X1 3X-X1 4Y-X1 4Y1 3Y1 3Y-X1
4X-X2 4X2 3X2 3X-X2 4Y-X2 4Y2 3Y2 3Y-X2
X4 X4 X4 X4 X4 X4 4X-X3 4X3 3X3 3X-X3 4Y-X3 4Y3 3Y3 3Y-X3
4X-X4 4X4 3X4 3X-X4 4Y-X4 4Y4 3Y4 3Y-X4
X1 X1
GND GND GND GND GND GND GND GND
X1 X1 X1 X1
X2 X2 X2 X2 X2 X2 6X 5X 6Y 5Y
6X-X1 6X1 5X1 5X-X1 6Y-X1 6Y1 5Y1 5Y-X1
X3 X3 X3 X3 X3 5Y X3
1Y 2Y 3Y 4Y 6Y 6X-X2 6X2 5X2 5X-X2 6Y-X2 6Y2 5Y2 5Y-X2
6X-X3 6X3 5X3 5X-X3 6Y-X3 6Y3 5Y3 5Y-X3
6X-X5 6X5 5X5 5X-X5 6Y-X5 6Y5 5Y5 5Y-X5
X5 X5 X5 X5 X5 X5
GND GND GND GND GND GND GND GND
2 CT WIRING NOTES:
2
1) LEADS TO BE TERMINATED WITH BURNDY TYPE INSULATED "YAEV" LUGS.
2) ALL CT LEADS ARE TO BE SHORTED BEFORE SHIPMENT. IF TERMINAL BLOCKS ARE NOT
EQUIPPED WITH INTEGRATED SHORTING BARS - SHORTING TO BE ACCOMPLISHED WITH
10GA GRAY SIS VW1 WIRE JUMPERS. WHT-BLK-GND.
POLE 1 POLE 2 POLE 3 (IF LEADS ARE NOT COLOR CODED SHORT THE FIRST LEAD-THE LAST LEAD-GROUND)
3) ALL BCT LEADS ARE 10GA WIRE.
4) ALL GROUND WIRES ARE 10GA GREEN SIS WIRE.
BCT NAMEPLATE
X1 X2 X3 X4 X5
RATIO: 1200:5 MR
1 2
ACC: C400 3
3 FREQ: 60 Hz
RF: 2.0
3 4 PART No.: 1-417-048-N10014
POS: 1X~6X, 1Y~6Y
X2-X3 100:5
5 6
X1-X2 200:5
X1-X3 300:5
X4-X5 400:5
CT MFG: NARAYAN
X3-X4 500:5
X2-X4 600:5
BUSHING 1 2 3 4 5 6 X1-X4 800:5
UPPER X X X X X X X3-X5 900:5 BCT NAMEPLATE NOTES:
LOWER Y Y Y Y Y Y X2-X5 1000:5 1) NAMEPLATE MATERIAL: ALUMINUM
X1-X5 1200:5 2) NAMEPLATE LOCATION: INTERNAL
3) NAMEPLATE DIMENSIONS AS SHOWN ON AREVA DRAWING 1_416_218_P3/4

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BCT WIRING One Power Lane DRAWING No.: DT09C02242 SHT 10 OF 13
A B C D
A B C D
SF6 GAS SCHEMATIC

POLE A POLE B POLE C
RATINGS NAMEPLATE
1 1
TYPE: DT1-72.5 F1 FK CUSTOMER P.O.: 72288

ORDER NUMBER: CX05070
WIKA DENSITY
MONITOR SERIAL NUMBER: XXXX-DT09 INSTRUCTION BOOK No.: DT09FK-IM
POLE ISOLATION VALVE PARTS LIST No.: DT09A2242
MANUFACTURE DATE: WIRING DIAGRAM: DT09C02242
RATED MAXIMUM VOLTAGE RATED INTERRUPTING TIME SF6 PRESSURE (@ 20˚C / 68˚F)
72.5 kV RELATIVE PRESSURE
3.0 CYCLES
RATED VOLTAGE RANGE FACTOR (K) RATED SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT -NORMAL OPERATING PRESSURE
66.7 psig
1.0 -TERMINAL FAULT 31.5 kA
-LOW PRESSURE ALARM
1/4" NPT RATED FREQUENCY 52.2 psig
60 Hz -90% SLF WITH 0nFL_g CAPACITANCE -MINIMUM PRESSURE
DUTY CYCLE (WITHIN 100m) 47.9 psig
2 O-0.3s-CO-15s-CO
31.5 kA
WEIGHT OF GAS
2
MANIFOLD FILL VALVE 29 lb
RATED CONTINUOUS CURRENT
3-WAY BALL TOTAL WEIGHT
1200 A TEMPERATURE RANGE
TEST VALVE
CAPACITANCE CURRENT SWITCHING -40˚C to +40˚C 3677 lb
-OVERVOLTAGE FACTOR 2.0 SHORT TIME CURRENT DURATION MECHANISM TYPE

-VOLTAGE FACTOR 1.5 3s FK3-1/131
-LINE CHARGING 100 A SPRING
POLE ISOLATION FILL HOSE AND % DC COMPONENT
-ISOLATED BANK 630 A
VALVE DETAIL REGULATOR DETAIL -BACK-TO-BACK 630 A
CONTROL VOLTAGE
1) WHEN TESTING THE WIKA DENSITY MONITOR, -INRUSH PEAK 25 kA FULL WAVE IMPULSE WITHSTAND -CLOSING 48VDC, 8.57A
VALVE NUTS FOR ALL 3 POLES MUST BE LOOSENED
GAS PRESSURE REGULATOR -INRUSH FREQUENCY 3360 Hz 350 kV -TRIPPING (EACH) 48VDC, 8.57A
2) PRESS DILO VALVE TO RELEASE GAS DURING TESTING
WITH PRESSURE GAUGE -MOTOR 120VAC, 1.6kW
OUT-OF-PHASE SWITCHING SWITCHING IMPULSE WITHSTAND
LOOSEN RELEASE
VALVE NUTS 5.0 mm DILO COUPLING DN8
COUPLING SF6 BOTTLE -TERMINAL-TO-GROUND N/A -SPACE HEATER 240VAC, 190 W
CAUTION: DO NOT LOOSEN
7.875 kA
-TERMINAL-TO-TERMINAL N/A
MORE THAN 5.0 mm FILL HOSE
POLE ISOLATION VALVE AREVA T&D INC., HIGH VOLTAGE SWITCHGEAR
ONE POWER LANE - CHARLEROI, PA 15022 MADE IN THE USA
VALVE NUT
3
3 66.7 psig - NORMAL
52.2 psig - ALARM
47.9 psig - LOCKOUT
AREVA GAUGE No. 2_990_024-P2

RATINGS NAMEPLATE NOTES
1) NAMEPLATE MATERIAL: ALUMINUM
2) NAMEPLATE MOUNTED: EXTERNALLY
3) NAMEPLATE DIMENSIONS AS SHOWN ON AREVA FABRICATION DRAWING 1_416_218_P1/P2
4) MANUFACTURE DATE AND SERIAL NUMBERS TO BE FILLED IN PRIOR TO ENGRAVING
NOTES:
1) ALL TUBING IS 3/8" STAINLESS.
2) GAS SAMPLING CAN BE DONE THROUGH FILL VALVE.
3) POLE ISOLATION VALVES USED TO ISOLATE TANK FROM GAS PIPING.
4) PRESSURE SWITCHES ARE LOCATED INSIDE THE DENSITY GAUGE HOUSING

SERIAL No.: 14475A-DT09, 14475B-DT09
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GAS SCHEMATIC/RATING PLATE One Power Lane DRAWING No.: DT09C02242 SHT 11 OF 13
A B C D
A B C D
TERMINAL BLOCK MARKER STRIPS

DEVICE TAGS
TB1 TB2 TB3 TB4 TB5 TB6 TB7 TB9 TB10

1 7 13 28 51 63 75 99 111
M1 MB1 MC MD ME LS1 L1 H1 HT1
1 1
88 88LS 52CC 52TC1 52TC2 40 W 2X 95 W
2 7R 17 29 52 64 76 100 112
AT1 TH1 AT2 DT1 EA ES FU1 SW1 EML
49 63GX1 52Y 15A 30 AMP 88F 1A 8 18 30 53 65 77 101 113

FU2 FU3 PL1 MA1 MA2 MA3 FU4 RE
20A/SLUG 15A GFI 52-1 52-2 52-3 20A 79X 2A 9 19 31 54 66 78 102 114
DEVICE TAG NOTES: 1X 1Y 2X 2Y 3X 3Y 4X 4Y 5X 5Y 6X 6Y

1) TAG MATERIAL: PLASTIC - YELLOW WITH BLACK LETTERS 1B 9R 20 32 55 67 79 103 115
2) TAG DIMENSIONS AS SHOWN ON AREVA FABRICATION DRAWING 1_417_376_P1
1X1 1Y1 2X1 2Y1 3X1 3Y1 4X1 4Y1 5X1 5Y1 6X1 6Y1 2B 9A 21 33 56 68 80 104 116
2 2
1X2 1Y2 2X2 2Y2 3X2 3Y2 4X2 4Y2 5X2 5Y2 6X2 6Y2 3 9AR 22 34 57 69 81 105 117
EE - LA1 - 69
52T1 E-TRIP 1X3 1Y3 2X3 2Y3 3X3 3Y3 4X3 4Y3 5X3 5Y3 6X3 6Y3 4 10 23 35 58 70 82 106 118
LOCKOUT
TBAC
1X4 1Y4 2X4 2Y4 3X4 3Y4 4X4 4Y4 5X4 5Y4 6X4 6Y4 5 10A 24 36 59 71 83 107 119 40
59 mm
1X5 1Y5 2X5 2Y5 3X5 3Y5 4X5 4Y5 5X5 5Y5 6X5 6Y5
RESET 6 11 25 37 60 72 84 108 120
41
GND GND GND GND GND GND GND GND GND GND GND GND B1 11A 26 38 61 73 85 109 121
COLOR - BLACK 3
3 COLOR - RED W/ WHITE TEXT W/ WHITE TEXT
48 mm 42
B2 B3 27 39 62 74 86 110 122
P12 P12 P12 P12 P12 P12 P12 P12 P12 P12 P12 P12 P11 P11 P11 P11 P11 P11 P11 P11 P11 P10
DEVICE TAG NOTES:

1) TAG MATERIAL: PLASTIC
2) TAG DIMENSIONS AND COLOR AS SHOWN ABOVE
TERMINAL MARKER STRIP NOTES: TERMINAL MARKER STRIP NOTES:

1) STRIP MATERIAL: PLASTIC - YELLOW WITH BLACK LETTERS 1) STRIP MATERIAL: PLASTIC - BLACK WITH WHITE LETTERS
2) STRIP DIMENSIONS AS SHOWN ON AREVA FABRICATION DRAWING 1_417_376_P... (SEE P#'S FOR EACH STRIP) 2) STRIP DIMENSIONS AS SHOWN ON AREVA FABRICATION DRAWING 1_417_376_P... (SEE P#'S FOR EACH STRIP)

SERIAL No.: 14475A-DT09, 14475B-DT09
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TAGS One Power Lane DRAWING No.: DT09C02242 SHT 12 OF 13
A B C D
A B C D
31.18 20.67
792 525
.875
1 22
1
10.04
255
2 2
1.75 1.75
44 44 .56 TYP 4 PLACES BOLT CIRCLE
.56 1.62
1.62 TYP 4 PLACES 8.86"
14 41 14 DIAMETER
41 225mm
1.13
29
1.75
1.75
44
44
1.35
34
203
8
11.77
299
TOP OF TERMINAL CL BOTTOM OF TERMINAL

CONNECTION AREA CONNECTION AREA
3
3 BUSHING DATA
MATERIAL: PORCELAIN
BOTH SURFACES FINISHED FOR STRIKE DISTANCE: 643 mm / 25.3 in.
USE AS CONNECTION POINT
CREEPAGE DISTANCE: 1891 mm / 74. in.
BIL: 350 kV
COLOR: GRAY
HIGH VOLTAGE CONNECTION: ALUMINUM - NEMA 4 - THRU HOLE
TOP CAP PLATING: NONE

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BUSHING OUTLINE One Power Lane DRAWING No.: DT09C02242 SHT 13 OF 13
A B C D
UNCONTROLLED
GRID
PRODUCTS
Circuit Breakers
12/18 Month Warranty Statement
For ALSTOM GRID, INC. Dead Tank Breakers
Warranty - We warrant, to the original purchaser, only, that the equipment supplied under this contract will conform to the
description thereof as contained in our offer, and there are no other warranties, express or implied, which extend beyond the said
description, nor any such warranties of fitness for any particular purpose or of merchantability. Such express warranty is given on
behalf of the seller only, and is expressly in lieu of an excludes and supersedes any warranty of merchantability or fitness for any
particular purpose, and all other warranties, express or implied from any other person or entity including the manufacturer or any
subcontractor. In accordance with this warranty, we will correct either by repair, or by the supply of a replacement part, or
compensate therefore by equitable adjustment of the contract price, at our sole option, any defect which may be disclosed after
delivery or during proper use of the equipment, and which is due solely to faulty design, materials or workmanship not in accordance
with the said description; provided, however, that the purchaser gives us written notice of such defect promptly after it is discovered
or within a reasonable time after It should have been discovered, and in any event, not later than twelve (12) months after
installation, or eighteen (18) months after delivery, whichever occurs later. If such notice of defect is not so given, our obligation to
correct such defect or breach of warranty, and constitutes our entire liability, and neither we, the manufacturer nor the subcontractor
or their employees or agents shall be liable for any injury, loss or damage whatsoever, which the purchaser may suffer or incur by
reason of any such defect or of the necessity of correcting the same, whether a claim is based on breach of contract, negligence,
strict tort or any other legal theory.
In no event shall we be liable, nor shall the manufacturer or any subcontractor or their employees or agents be liable, in connection
with a claim based on a breach of warranty as described in the above paragraph or any other duty or warranty contained in any other
paragraph or provision of this contract, for any special, incidental, or consequential damages, based upon breach of warranty, breach
of contract, negligence, strict tort or any other legal theory. Such exclusion shall include, but is not limited to, loss of profits, loss of
savings, or revenue, loss of use of any equipment, facilities, or services, injury to persons, downtime, and all claims of third parties,
(whether such third-party claims are for personal injury or loss to property). However, we will indemnify the purchaser against
direct damage or injury to the purchaser’s property or to persons of others which is caused solely by the active negligence of our
representatives while at the site of equipment installation for the purpose of the contract, up to the sum of contract value.
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
GRID
PRODUCTS
Circuit Breakers
Exceptions and Clarifications to Special and General Terms and Conditions

Dated 02/27/2009 between City of Ocala and ALSTOM Grid, Inc.
The special and general terms and conditions included in the Request for proposal for this project, which are referenced in this
quotation, are hereby accepted by ALSTOM Grid, Inc. subject to the following clarifications and exceptions which shall prevail in the
event of discrepancy.
1. Limitation of Liability: Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the contract documents but to the extent permitted by law
Seller shall not in any circumstances under any legal theory, whether based on contract, warranty, tort (including negligence), strict
liability, indemnity, professional liability or otherwise, be liable to indemnify the loss of use, loss of production, loss of profits, loss of
contracts, loss of data, cost of capital, replacement power, claims of Buyer's Buyers, or any other financial or economic loss or any
special, incidental, punitive, indirect or consequential loss or damage whatsoever whether suffered by the Buyer or by any third party.
If the Seller fails to deliver the products in accordance with the contract schedule, Seller shall pay to the City of Ocala liquidated
damages at a rate of 1% of the price of the delayed products per full week of delay, not to exceed 5% of the price of such delayed
products. Liquidated damages shall be the Seller’s exclusive liability and the City of Ocala’s exclusive remedy for delayed
performance, provided however that the City of Ocala may terminate this contract or exercise any other remedies set forth herein or
otherwise provided by law once the maximum amount of liquidated damages has been reached. The parties agree that such amounts
are a reasonable pre-estimate of the damages the City of Ocala will suffer as a result of delay based on circumstances existing at the
time the contract was formed and are to be assessed as liquidated damages and not as a penalty.
2. Warranty: The Seller warrants that services will be performed in accordance with good standard practice and products shall be
free from defect in design, material and workmanship.
The contract warranty period shall be twelve (12) months from the product's commissioning or eighteen (18) months from
shipment, whichever is shorter.
During the warranty period, the Seller shall re-perform, repair or, at its sole discretion, replace any defective products or parts thereof
at its own costs. Buyer shall be responsible for accessing, dismantling and reinstalling the products at its risks and costs.
This warranty is exclusive of any other warranty whether express, implied, statutory or otherwise including the warranty of
merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Seller's liabilities and Buyer's remedies in respect of defects in the products or
services and any damage to the products however caused are solely and exclusively as stated in this clause and Seller shall have no
liability of any kind for any such defects or damage which appears after expiry of the warranty period described above.
3. Approval of drawings and other documents: Whenever the Buyer must approve drawings or other documents, the Buyer shall
approve or comment on those documents within fifteen (15) days of the receipt thereof.
4. Acceptance of the products: The products shall be deemed accepted unless rejected within 30 days of the delivery thereof.
5. Waiver of anticipatory breach remedy: The Buyer hereby waives its right to terminate the contract based on the concept of
anticipatory breach except in the event the Seller abandons or notifies the Buyer of its intention to abandon the performance of this
Agreement.
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
March 16, 2012 FL-USC-12449/1 Page 2
6. Termination for cause: Except in the event the Seller becomes insolvent or bankrupt, commences or has commenced against it
any insolvency or bankruptcy proceeding, finds its affairs placed in the hands of a receiver, trustee, or assignee for the benefit of
creditors, the Buyer shall not terminate this contract for cause unless the Seller fails to initiate and pursue actions to cure such
breach diligently upon written notice from the Buyer.
7. Termination for convenience: If the General terms and conditions allow the Buyer to terminate the contract for convenience,
Buyer shall pay to Seller amounts owed at the time of termination and reimburse the Seller for reasonable costs and expenses
incurred (i) in performing the agreement up to the date of termination and (ii) as a result of the termination.
8. Jurisdiction and Venue. The Parties acknowledge that a majority of the negotiations, anticipated performance and execution of
this Agreement occurred or shall occur in Marion County, Florida. Any civil action or legal proceeding arising out of or relating to this
Agreement shall be brought only in the United States District Court, Middle District of Florida, Ocala Division. Each party consents to
the exclusive jurisdiction of such court in any such civil action or legal proceeding and waives any objection to the laying of venue of
any such civil action or legal proceeding in such court or the right to bring an action or proceeding in any other court. Service of any
court paper may be affected on such party by mail, as provided in this Agreement, or in such other manner as may be provided under
applicable laws, rules of procedures or local rules.
9. Jury Waiver. In any civil action, counterclaim, or proceeding, whether at law or in equity, which arises out of, concerns, or relates
to this Agreement, any and all transactions contemplated hereunder, the performance hereof, or the relationship created hereby,
whether sounding in contract, tort, strict liability, or otherwise, trial shall be to a court of competent jurisdiction and not to a jury,
Each party hereby irrevocably waives any right it may have to a trial by jury. Any party may file an original counterpart or a copy of
this Agreement with any court, as written evidence of the consent of the parties hereto of the waiver of their right to trial by jury.
Neither party has made or relied upon any oral representations to or by any other party regarding the enforceability of this provision.
Each party has read and understands the effect of this jury waiver provision.
10. Confidentiality-Ownership: All designs, drawings and other technical information relating to the products and
services provided by the Seller under this Agreement, and the intellectual property rights therein made or acquired by the
Seller prior to or during the performance of this Agreement shall be and remain the property of the Seller. Such technical
information shall be kept confidential by the Buyer and shall not be used by Buyer otherwise than for the purposes of the
operation and maintenance of the products.
11. Suspension by Seller: Suspension: If Buyer fails to make any payment when due or perform on time any of its
other obligations under this Contract and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies: (i) Seller shall be entitled to
suspend performance of the Agreement until the failure is remedied, (ii) the time for performance of the Agreement by
Seller shall be extended accordingly, (iii) any cost (including financial costs and storage, demurrage or other charges)
thereby incurred by Seller shall be paid by Buyer.
Seller may terminate this Contract if the suspension exceeds three (3) months. In such event, the Seller shall be entitled
to the payment of (i) sums due (ii) costs incurred in the performance of the Contract up to the date of termination and
not already paid and (ii) costs incurred as a result of termination.
12. Insurance: Insurance coverage to be agreed upon.
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com
March 16, 2012 FL-USC-12449/1 Page 3
13. Miscellaneous:
13.1 If (i) Buyer refuses to confirm that it will take delivery of the product in accordance with the terms of this contract,
(ii) does not take delivery of the product within 30 (thirty) days of notification that the product is ready for delivery (iii)
postpones the date of delivery of the product without the prior written consent of Seller or (iv) suspend performance of
the contract without the consent of the Seller, after completion of manufacture and testing of the Product or for a period
exceeding in the aggregate three (3) months, and without prejudice to any other right or obligation that the Seller may
have under the Contract, at law or in equity, the Seller will be entitled to compete the manufacture of the product and
may store the Product at the risks and costs of the Buyer. In such instance, title to the Product shall pass to the Buyer
and Seller shall be entitled to payment of the contract price corresponding to the shipment and/or delivery of the
Product.
13.2 Notwithstanding any provisions of any applicable laws including common law, any additional or different terms and
conditions set forth in Buyer's purchase order are objected to by ALSTOM Grid, Inc. and will not be binding upon
ALSTOM Grid, Inc. unless specifically assented to in writing by an authorized representative of ALSTOM Grid, Inc."
13.3 Buyer's purchase order shall constitute an acceptance of the quotation or proposal of ALSTOM Grid, Inc. even if the
purchase order provides otherwise and/or does not reference the ALSTOM Grid, Inc. quotation or proposal. To the extent
permitted by law, the so-called "knock out" rule, in which differing terms between an offer and acceptance are knocked
out and are not deemed part of the resulting contract between the parties, shall not apply to this contract."
13.4 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, the quotation of Seller for this project which include these exceptions
and clarifications shall take precedence over any other documents including the Request for proposal documents.
13.5 Any right to set off sums owed to the Seller, if any, shall be restricted to sums owed by either party to the other one
under this contract.
Alstom Grid, Inc.

One Power Lane
Charleroi, PA 15022
Phone: 724-483-7308
Fax: 724-483-7771
www.alstom.com

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GRID

RE: ITB 12-037 / USC Ref. No.: FL-USC-12449/1

Dear Ms. Hurley,

FY12-14 SUBSTATION UPGRADES

One Power Lane February 17, 2012

Charleroi, PA 15022 ITB 12-037

To: City of Ocala Utility Services

Attention: Jane Hurley, Procurement Manager

FY-12 IMMEDIATE/DEFINITE REQUIREMENT:

Item Qty Unit of Description Unit Price Total Price

TOTAL (1, 1a AND 2, 2a ABOVE): $ NO QUOTE

FY’13 REQUIREMENT (if funded in annual budget)

Item Qty Unit of Description

FY’14 REQUIREMENT (if funded in annual budget)

Item Qty Unit of Description

Item Qty Unit of Description

Further information on E-Verify can be found at the following website:

Item No. Description Percent Discount for Payment in Days

1. Circuit Breaker, 69 KV, 1200 Amp 0%

2. Circuit Breaker, 15 KV, 1200 Amp _____________

Item No. Description Manufacturer

1. Circuit Breaker, 69 KV, 1200 Amp ALSTOM Grid, Inc.

2. Circuit Breaker, 15 KV, 1200 Amp N/A

4. Visa Accepted: YES _________ X

5. List of Subcontractors and Major Suppliers

The undersigned expressly agrees that:

CATEGORY NAME OF SUBCONTRACTOR ADDRESS

Brownlee Trucking Inc. 5035 Jefferson Avenue

Advanced Freight Logistics 1245 S. Clev-Mass Rd

MAJOR SUPPLIERS ADDRESS

ALSTOM Grid, Inc. One Power Lane-Charleroi, PA 15022

6. Equipment Delivery Schedule – FY’12 (Immediate Definite Requirement)

Delivery Required Delivery Required

Item No. Description Proposed Delivery Date

1. Circuit Breaker 69 KV, 1200 Amp 16-20 weeks ARO

2. Circuit Breaker 15 KV, 1200Amp N/A

Item No. Description

“All items (are)* (are not)* quoted as per specification.”

Clarifications to Section 00-400:

Clarifications to Section 00-710:

Clarifications to the Breaker Specification’s 16-010 and 16-012:

Clarifications to the Breaker Specification’s 16-010:

Clarifications to the Breaker Specification’s 16-012:

Alstom Grid, Inc.

INFORMATION FORM # 1 – ITB 12-037

1. Company & Contact Name:

Phone No.: Email:

Please refer to attached reference list immediately following this page.

2. Company & Contact Name:

Phone No.: Email:

3. Company & Contact Name:

Phone No.: Email:

4. Company & Contact Name:

Phone No.: Email:

5. Company & Contact Name:

Phone No.: Email:

Statement Regarding the Size, Capacity and Location of Facility(s):

Manufacturing capacity of 210 breakers per month.

Facility is located in Charleroi, PA.

Mr. Pete Faulhaber

ALSTOM Grid, Inc.

STATEMENT OF "NO BID"

SPECIFICATIONS ARE TOO "TIGHT", I.E., GEARED TOWARD ONE

4. Are you planning to employ any major subcontractors? Yes No

Authorized Signature: ___________________ Date: _

Printed Name & Title: ___________________ Phone:

Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of ___________, 20_

Personally known _ or Produced Identification ______________________

___________ My Commission Expires _