Modifications to Electrical Distribution System
New Central Energy Plant for the Fort Knox hospital with two 2.5 MW 15 kV generators, paralleling switchgear and five miles of rebuilt overhead distribution.
Project Details
- Owner
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District
- Role
- Prime Contractor
- Contract Value
- $3,531,536.00
- Status
- Completed · awarded FY 1996
- Job #
- 496
Project Overview
Overstreet constructed a new Central Energy Plant for the Fort Knox hospital, including a new 2,400 SF metal building addition, concrete slab and foundations.
Scope Highlights
- Two (2) new 2,500 kW (2.5 MW) 15 kV generators, exhaust system and fuel storage facility
- New medium-voltage switchgear, paralleling switchgear, batteries, transformers and 15 kV feeders
- New pad-mounted transformer, underground primary, low-voltage switchgear, building lighting and power
- Replaced more than 5 miles of overhead conductors, poles, transformers, reclosers, switches, secondary risers and aerial drops
- Replaced and disposed of PCB-contaminated oil-filled pole-mounted and pad-mounted transformers
Legacy project performed by the predecessor firm, Overstreet Electric Co., Inc.
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