Appendix A: Technical Specification B51 Exhaust Silencer Replacement

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 LOCATION OF PROPERTY

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK
3.0 CODES AND STANDARDS
4.0 EXISTING EXHAUST SILENCER SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
5.0 DEMOLITION AND REMOVAL
6.0 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL REMOVED
7.0 REPLACEMENT EXHAUST SILENCER SYSTEM
8.0 SOUND ATTENUATION CRITERIA
9.0 MATERIAL AND FABRICATION
10.0 WELDING AND FABRICATION TOLERANCES
11.0 PROTECTIVE COATINGS
12.0 SHIPMENT
13.0 DOCUMENTATION
14.0 REFERENCE DRAWINGS AND MANUALS
15.0 CONSTRUCTION

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1.0 Location of Property

JEA Brandy Branch Generating Station is located at 15701 West Beaver Street, Jacksonville,
Florida 32234.

2.0 Scope of Work

2.1. This Specification covers the performance, engineering, design, fabrication, and
installation of one (1) new exhaust silencer located in the horizontal ducting for one gas turbine
unit as described herein. This specification also covers demolition and removal of the existing
exhaust silencer. The contractor is to furnish labor, supervision, material, cranes, and other
equipment to engineer, design, fabricate, deliver to the site, unload, and install one new
replacement exhaust silencer and related work for the General Electric MS7000FA gas turbine.

2.1.1. The contractor shall remove and dispose of the existing exhaust silencer including the
silencer baffles. The Contractor shall provide all material and labor for installation of the
new exhaust silencer including baffles. The new silencers shall be a state of the art cold
shell design. The exterior shell shall be carbon steel, and all interior liner surfaces exposed
to exhaust gases shall be a minimum of 409 stainless steel. The silencer panel frame and
perforated sheets shall be constructed of 11CrCb material.

2.1.2. The contractor shall take every precaution to not damage the existing structural steel
support system. It is intended that this support system will be reused and that the new
silencer will fit and connect to the existing structure as they now exist. The Contractor shall
take precautions to support and keep stable the support structure during demolition and
installation.

2.1.3 The contractor shall remove the transition ductwork between the exhaust silencer and stack
in order to install the new exhaust silencer. The Contractor shall replace, with new, the 6”
Fabric joint and insulation pillow between the transition duct and stack after reinstallation
of the transition ductwork. EJCON Corp. fabricated the existing 6” fabric expansion joint.
Refer to Paragraph 9.9 for expansion joint specification.

3.0 Codes and Standards

The following codes and standards, as amended to date, are applicable under this contract:

Codes, Rules and Regulations of the State of Florida

Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA)

29 CFR Parts 1926.1101, 1926.62 and 1926.850 through1926.859

American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)

A-36 Structural Steel

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 A-240 Stainless and Heat-Resisting Chromium Steel Plates, Sheet and Strip

A-285 Pressure Vessel Plates, Carbon Steel, Low and Intermediate Tensile Strength

A-325 High-Strength Bolts for Structural Steel Joints

Steel Structures Painting Council (SSPC) Surface Preparation as Specified

American Welding Society (AWS) Structural Welding Code, Steel (AWS D1.1)

American Welding Society (AWS) Structural Welding Code

Sheet Metal (AWS D1.3)

American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)

Manual of Steel Construction, 13th Edition

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)

ASCE Standard ANSI/ASCE 7-2010

American National Standard

ANSI B133.8 “Gas Turbine Installation Sound Emissions”

4.0 Existing Exhaust Silencer Description

4.1. The existing exhaust silencer for the GE Model 7FA (SN 297378) Gas Turbine Generator
is located in the horizontal ducting and is a cold shell design. There has been deterioration to the
baffles, internal liner and silencer duct due to thermal stresses and corrosion from exhaust
emissions. The exhaust silencer system is acoustically designed for sound attenuation.

4.2. The general dimensions of the exhaust silencer are shown on the reference drawings by
C&W Fabricators. The replacement exhaust silencers shall be designed and fabricated to match
the overall dimensions of existing components to insure a proper fit. It is also required that new
silencers utilize the existing structural steel support structure. The shell is constructed of ASTM –
A36 steel. The shell plate is generally a minimum of 0.25” inch thick steel. All interior liner
materials, exposed to hot gases, are 409 stainless steel. The insulation panels are approximately 6
inches thick.

4.3. The exhaust gas flow for the GE Frame 7FA gas turbine is 3542 kpph with an average
exhaust temperature of 1120 degrees F while operating on natural gas. The design internal
temperature is 1250 F. The existing silencer is designed for a pressure drop of 2.5 inches of water.
The replacement silencer pressure drop shall not exceed the 2.5 inches of water of the original
system.

5.0 Demolition and Removal

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 5.1 Extreme care must be taken so that no damage is done to the JEA’s station facilities
that will remain in operation during the demolition work. It is emphasized that facilities located
adjacent to and below grade in the working area are very essential elements of the plant. All such
adjacent facilities must be kept guaranteed safe during all demolition and installation work. When
possible, these facilities will be de-energized by JEA personnel. JEA will provide a mark-out of
these facilities.

5.2 The Contractor shall erect and properly maintain at all times such danger signs,
barricades, lights and other safeguards as may be required for safe working conditions.

5.3 All materials from the demolition become the property of the Contractor and shall
be removed promptly from the site. Removal of debris from the site shall be done frequently so as
to avoid any collection of debris.

5.4 The Contractor is advised that some of the material to be disposed of will contain
various insulation materials such as Birfelt, fiberglass, mineral wool, and fiberglass cloth.

5.5 The Contractor shall submit along with the bid proposal, the names of the sub-
contractor(s), if any, who may be used for demolition, disposal, and installation. The Contractor
shall also include the proposed disposal location for the material removed. The Contractor shall
obtain the required permits necessary for the disposal of the removed material. The Contractor
shall provide copies of disposal records/logs and certificate of recycle.

5.6 The Contractor shall take every precaution to not damage the existing Drain line
from the bottom of the existing Stack.

6.0 Hazardous Material Removal

Potential Asbestos Removal

6.1 It is not expected that the Contractor will encounter any asbestos containing material
in the demolition of the existing silencer systems. There are no gaskets between the stack and duct
sections. The gaskets on the man way hatches are fiberglass. If the Contractor suspects that any
components of the silencer systems contain asbestos, the Contractor shall notify the JEA Project
Manager. The Contractor is advised that any material suspected of containing asbestos will have
to be treated as asbestos containing material until cleared by testing. The contractor shall observe
all safety standards and procedures as required to handle potential asbestos in accordance with
JEA Safety Procedures. JEA shall arrange and be responsible for testing any suspected
asbestos. JEA shall reimburse the Contractor additional costs associated with the finding of
components containing or suspected of containing asbestos. The Contractor shall not include
in its bid contingency funds for potential asbestos related work.

Painted Surfaces

6.2 The Contractor is advised that the existing exhaust silencer system is not coated with
a lead containing paint system.

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7.0 Replacement Exhaust Silencer

7.1 The Contractor shall be fully responsible for the complete design and replacement
of the existing deteriorated exhaust silencer and baffles including verification of interface field
dimensions, analysis, aerodynamic and structural design. The Contractor shall design the
replacement exhaust silencer to fit on the existing supporting structural steel. The Contractor shall
inspect the condition of the existing structural steel support frame for the replacement exhaust
silencer.

7.2 The Contractor shall engineer, design, fabricate, deliver to the site and install a new
replacement exhaust silencer including baffles. The exhaust silencer system shall be a cold shell
design internally lined and insulated ducting. The average external shell temperature shall not
exceed 160 degrees F. Hot spots up to 10 degrees above the average are acceptable. The silencer
shall operate reliably in an ambient temperature range of minus 10 degrees F to 110 degrees F.
The exterior components shall be fabricated from ASTM A36 steel at a minimum. All interior
components in contact with exhaust gases shall be at a minimum Type 409 stainless steel. The
silencer panel frame and perforated sheets shall be constructed of 11CrCb material. All joints and
stiffeners shall be seal welded all around.

7.3 The exhaust silencer shall be designed in accordance with the latest “state of the art”
design for the sound attenuation replicating the existing number and general dimensions of the
existing baffles. The primary design requirements shall be to attain the sound attenuation criteria
outlined herein, to size the silencer to insure a proper installation on the existing support structure,
minimize back pressure, and obtain a true cold shell design. The internal geometry and dimensions
of the gas path shall be substantially the same as the existing so as not to change the flow patterns.

7.4 The exhaust silencer interior surfaces, hardware and components which come in
contact with exhaust gases shall be per section 9.0. All nuts used in interior surfaces shall be
prevented from running off the bolts by tack welding the nuts to the bolts.

7.5 The exhaust stack shall be a cold shell design. The cold shell design shall incorporate
6” thick insulation between the interior and exterior surfaces. The insulation shall be 8# /cu. Ft.
ceramic fiber rated to a minimum of 1700 degrees F. continuous use. The insulation shall be
compressed 15-20 percent. No voids are allowed within the wall construction. The insulation shall
be designed so as not to droop in the vertical panels and shall be supported by the use of ½” dia.
SS liner studs spaced approximately 12” - 15” apart.

7.6 The insulation to be provided for the baffle fill shall be 155 kg/m3 cotton stitched
basalt wool compressed to a final density of 124 to 130 kg/m3. The insulation in the baffles shall
be wrapped and protected with one layer of 0.25” thick heat resistant fiberglass needle mat and
one layer of 300 series stainless steel wire mesh. The wire mesh shall be solidly tack welded to
the inside of the perforated steel. The insulation shall be compressed 12 to 20 percent and shall be
supported every 24” in the horizontal to minimize settling affect. The baffle construction shall be

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 such that no edge of the perforated sheet is exposed to the exhaust flow. Noses and tail section are
to be used as required to minimize pressure loss.

7.7 The Contractor shall paint the exterior sides of the exhaust silencers and select areas
of the interior side of the exterior shell. The Contractor shall provide the coatings as per section
11.0

7.8 The exhaust stack shall be designed for the: dead loads, wind load, and seismic loads
specified in ANSI/ASCE 7-2010. The structure shall be considered a Risk Category IV structure.
The soil Site Class is “D”. The wind speed is 130 MPH and the Exposure is “D”. The exhaust
silencers shall also be designed for dynamic operating loads imposed from the units. The shell
shall be designed with sufficient stiffness for structural loads and to minimize noise transmission.

7.9 Loading to be included in the design analysis:

Dead Load Equipment Load

Live Load 100 lb. /sq. ft. platforms
30 lb. /sq. ft. duct roof
250 lb. ladders
Duct Pressure +40 in WG
Normal Pressure +10 in WG
Normal Internal Temp 1120 F
Design Internal Temp 1250 F

7.10 Lifting Lugs shall be provided with each major component for ease of lifting, handling, and
erection.

8.0 Sound Attenuation Criteria

8.1 At any load at or below the peak load curve and any operating condition, the gas
turbine silencer shall reduce the gas turbine exhaust noise to an overall noise level of 65 dBA and
75 dB(C) at a distance of 400 feet from the stack exit while the near acoustic guarantee is 85 dBA
at 3 feet from duct and 5 feet above grade. The supplier shall provide detailed acoustic calculations
with their proposal noting compliance.

8.2 Measurements and data reporting shall be in accordance with ANSI B133.8 “Gas
Turbine Installation Sound Emissions”.

8.3 Contractor shall provide sound attenuation testing, to be witnessed by JEA, that
assures the new silencer meets the attenuation requirements.

9.0 Material and Fabrication

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9.1 The Contractor is responsible for the design and fabrication of the exhaust silencer
system. Structural components of the design shall be in accordance with the applicable
AISC, ASTM and related codes.

9.2 The following minimum material requirements shall be adhered to in the design and
fabrication of exhaust silencer system:

A. Exhaust silencer shell plate shall be ASTM A36, 3/8” thickness.

B. Internal Liner shall be ASTM A-240, Type 409 stainless steel sheets, minimum
11 gage.
C. Silencer Panel Framing shall be 12 gage minimum 11CrCb material.
D. Silencer Panel perforated sheets shall be minimum 11 gage 11CrCb material.

9.3 Interior hardware, as required, shall be stainless steel.

9.4 The silencer roof shall have a slight slope and the stiffener configuration shall be
designed so that it does not hold water to eliminate the pooling of rain water. If necessary
the stiffeners shall contain drain holes in areas that could collect rain water or snow melt.
Stiffeners shall be continuously welded to the shell plate.

9.5 Special consideration shall be given to the reinforcement of the leading edge (nose)
of baffles to deal with the thermal shocks. The baffle supports shall be designed to provide
a minimum 4 inches of end bearing.

9.6 The lifting lugs for the shell sections shall be a minimum of ¾” carbon steel. The
design shall provide enough lifting lugs to lift and maneuver the components.

9.7 The components shall be properly braced for shipping so that no components are
damaged and stressed beyond code allowable stresses and buckling criteria.

9.8 Additional material as required for the fabrication shall be per the Contractor’s design
and suitable for the given application.

9.9 The following minimum material requirements shall be adhered to in the design and
fabrication of the replacement expansion joint between the transition duct and stack:

A. The Design temperature of the expansion joint shall be 1250 Degrees F and Design
pressure shall be +/- 2 PSIG.

B. Joints shall be Flat Belt geometry.

C. Outer cover shall consist of a PTFE/Fiberglass material with a 0.007”

thick 100% PTFE laminate. The outer cover shall have a total thickness
of 0.047” and a weight of 60oz/yd².

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 D. Inner layer shall consist of one 1” layers of fiberglass insulation encased
by a 24oz vermiculite coated, SS wire inserted fiberglass cloth on the gas side and
a 18 oz. fiberglass cloth on the outer side. The inner ply shall be mechanically
fastened to the outer cover.

E. An internal double tabbed full cavity insulation pillow shall be provided. The pillow
shall consist of fiberglass tempmat insulation encased by 24oz vermiculite coated, wire
inserted fiberglass cloth.

F. The existing Expansion joint was fabricated by EJCON Corp. The following is
EJCON’s contact information:

EJCON Corp.

P.O. Box 61266

5502 Shawland Road, Jacksonville, FL 32236-

1266

Phone 904-786- 0622

Email: [email protected]

Contact: Mike Crawford

10.0 Welding and Fabrication Tolerances

10.1 Fabrication tolerances shall be in accordance with industrial standards and shall be
in accordance with the Contractor’s design drawings.

10.2 Quality and appearance of welding is extremely important and shall be in accordance
with the practices and procedures of the AWS D1.1, Structural Welding Code, steel, and
AWS D1.3, Structural Welding Code, Sheet Metal.

10.3 Welding shall be done in a horizontal position in the shop when possible.

All surfaces to be welded shall be suitably prepared and free of all foreign materials
detrimental to welding such as grease, oil, dirt and paint.

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 Proper welding electrodes shall be selected from AWS keeping in mind the base metal
to be welded and the welding process to be used.

10.4 Welding electrode SMAW A5.4 class E309 or A5.11 class E NiCrFe-3 is
recommended to weld all Type 409 stainless steel to itself, or to other base metal. Alternate
filler metal may be accepted subject to Jacksonville Electric Engineering review of welding
procedure supported by qualification test records.

10.5 Only certified welders shall perform the welding.

10.6 The edge welding of 11 CrCb perforated sheets (at solid borders) shall be 100%
effective in rigidity securing the sheet to the frames. All welds to the edges of perforated
sheets shall be continuous with no stitch welding, except at location where thermal stresses
can build up. The Contractor shall submit their 11 CrCb welding procedure for JEA review.

10.7 Flatness of exterior sheet surfaces shall be within one-forth of an inch. Bolt hole
location tolerance shall be plus or minus one-sixteenth of an inch. Unless otherwise noted
on the design drawings, the inside bend radii for stainless steel parts shall be 3 times the
plate thickness, minimum.

10.8 All external stiffeners shall be seal welded to prevent corrosion staining.

11.0 Protective Coatings

11.1 Shop Coating Spec

11.1.1 Remove all grease, oil, and foreign matter with Surface Cleaner # 3 in accordance
with SSPC-SP1.

11.1.2 Follow with SSPC-SP10 Near White Blast Cleaning with a 1.0 to 3.0 mil profile.

11.1.3 Prime Coat Interior & Exterior: Carbozinc 11 Inorganic Zinc Green at 2.0 to 3.0
mils dft.

11.1.4 Finish Coat Exterior: Thermaline 4700 Silicone Finish Pearl Grey at 2.0 to 3.0 mils
DFT.

11.2 Field Coating of Field Welded Areas

11.2.1 Remove all grease, oil, and foreign matter with Surface Cleaner # 3 in accordance
with SSPC-SP1.

11.2.2 Follow with SSPC-SP10 Near White Blast Cleaning with a 1.5 to 2.5 mil profile.

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 11.2.3 Prime Coat: Thermaline 4765 at 2.0 mils DFT.

11.2.4 Finish Coat Exterior: Thermaline 4700 Silicone Finish Pearl Grey at 2.0 to 3.0 mils
DFT.

12.0 Shipment

12.1 The Contractor shall be fully responsible for the safe shipment, storage and handling
of the components of the exhaust silencer stack system. The Contractor shall be fully
responsible for the exhaust silencer system on the job site until the system is turned over
to the Plant. The contractor is responsible for all shipping costs and for all truck loading
and unloading of material at the job site.

12.2 Miscellaneous parts shall be packed in suitable boxes for storage at the job site.

13.0 Documentation

13.1 Calculations

13.1.1 The Contractor shall submit design calculations for approval, prior to the
start of fabrication. The Contractor shall verify the sound attenuation, the
structural and thermal design characteristics of the exhaust stack.

13.1.2 The design calculations, and all other documentation listed herein, shall be
submitted to the JEA Project Manager.

13.1.3 The Contractor shall perform heat transfer analysis across the exhaust stack
wall to ensure that the specified temperature limit is not exceeded.

13.1.4 The Contractor shall provide certified design information with respect to
the pressure drop for the exhaust silencer stack system under base and peak
load ratings.

13.1.5 The Contractor shall provide structural calculations for the duct shell and
support structure including all connection details

13.1.6 The Contractor shall perform finite element thermal analysis (FEA) of the
exhaust silencer structural system to assure that the temperature stresses and
deflections are within the applicable code limits. The effect of fatigue due
to thermal cycle shall also be considered and that silencer life shall exceed
3,000 GT startup/shutdown cycles over a 20 year period.

13.2 Shop Drawings

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 13.2.1 The Contractor shall submit to JEA for approval outline component
drawings in Auto Cad format. The Contractor shall commence fabrication
after the shop drawings are approved.

13.2.2 The Contractor shall submit to JEA for record purposes, four hard copies
and one AutoCad electronic file of the entire as built outline drawings.

14.0 Reference Drawings and Manuals

14.1 Drawings:

GE Dwg No Description
115E2703 Sheet 1 Outline Mechanical GTRB & Load
5-c0004 Outline Mechanical GTRB & Load
C& W Fabricators Dwg. Description
No.
6900AX Sheet 1 of 7 MS7000FA Exhaust
Assembly/Erection (Plan &
Elevation View)
6900AX Sheet 2 of 7 MS7000FA Exhaust
Assembly/Erection (Foundation
Layout and Foundation Details )
6900AX Sheet 1 of 6900AX Sheet 3 of 7 MS7000FA Exhaust
Assembly/Erection (Section Views)
6900AX Sheet 4 of 7 MS7000FA Exhaust
Assembly/Erection(Side Wall View)
6900AX Sheet 5 of 7 MS7000FA Exhaust
Assembly/Erection (Roof and Floor
View)
6900AX Sheet 6 of 7 MS7000FA Exhaust
Assembly/Erection (Stack View)
6900AX Sheet 7 of 7 MS7000FA Exhaust
Assembly/Erection (Stack Section)
6900WX Weight and Center of Gravity Dwg
Sheets 1 through 28
7350 Foundation Load Data Sheets 2
through 26

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 14.2 GE Reference Manuals

The maintenance manual of the General Electric Gas turbine Unit MS7000FA is available
at Brandy Branch Plant. The Contractor shall design the replacement exhaust silencer by
using the operating pressure and temperature and applicable loads. The exhaust silencer
shall be checked for loads specified in ANSI/ASCE 7-2010.

15.0 Construction

15.1 Temporary Utilities

A. JEA will provide limited 110V - 20 ampere single-phase and 480V - 60 ampere
three-phase electrical power at designated locations in the gas turbine area.
Contractor shall be responsible for additional power supply (Generator)
requirements and transformers to provide any other required voltages. Contractor
shall make electrical connections and supply sufficient quantities and lengths of
cables and electrical connectors in safe working order.

B. Service air for construction activities is not available.

C. Isolating and tagging out of equipment prior to work by the Contractor will be
provided by JEA.

D. Contractor to provide designated trash dumpsters, labeled by debris type.

E. Contractor to provide adequate sanitary facilities for all their personnel serviced at
a minimum 3 times a week.

F. Contractor to provide any required break areas for personnel.

15.2 Laydown & Assembly Area

The Contractor shall notify the JEA Project manager of the size of their required
laydown and assembly area. The laydown and assembly location will be determined
jointly by the JEA Project Manager and Contractor.

15.3 Project Schedule

A. The tentative outage schedule for Brandy Branch CT1 will be provided once the
equipment fabrication time, shipping duration and assembly time is known. Outage
for installation would likely fall in either spring or fall outside of peak load seasons.

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B. Contractor shall provide the JEA Project Manager a detailed resource loaded
project schedule within 2 weeks of award. Schedule shall outline all project details
including but not limited to: Mobilization, Assembly, demobilization.

C. The project schedule for this Contract shall be prepared and maintained by
Contractor to provide coordination between subcontractors and suppliers, to
establish the basis for measuring and monitoring Contractor progress and overall
Project progress, to detect problems for the purpose of taking corrective action.

15.4 Project Meetings

A. Once Contractor has mobilized to Jobsite, JEA and Contractor representatives shall
meet daily to update the following:

Current status of the job progress

Look-Ahead Schedule (requirements listed in Item B. below)
Current and projected manpower
Changes in the Work
Safety and Quality Control issues
Problem areas or concerns

B. The Look-Ahead Schedule shall:

Report all planned work that is to be accomplished during the current week and
the next two weeks in support of, and in accordance with, Contractor's detailed
Construction Schedule

Be personnel and resource loaded

Report the planned and actual progress of the previous week

Report critical activities that are identified to be completed by others, the delay
of which would prevent Contractor from starting and completing its planned work
activities in accordance with the detailed Construction Schedule

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16 Safety

16.1 Contractors shall be safety prequalified through JEA Safety and Health
services prior to award of purchase order.

16.2 ALL personnel shall have documented testing for substance abuse within
30 days of reporting to JEA facility for work.

16.3 All subcontractors shall be safety prequalified with appropriate training

prior to working on JEA site.

All personnel shall have training per below requirement:

JEA Construction Site Safety Orientation (JEA CSSO) conducted by the Northeast Florida
Safety Council (NEFSC)
This course is a modified version of the NCCER CSSO course and is specific for JEA as
it includes the additional 2-hour JEA Operation Specific Safety Training. The JEA CSSO
course is only available at the NEFSC.

- Or -

National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) 8-hour Construction
Site Safety Orientation (CSSO) and 2-hour JEA Operation Specific Safety Training
This option is for those students who have not taken the JEA specific CSSO class at the
Northeast Florida Safety Council.)

- Or -

OSHA 10-hour for Construction Safety and Health and 2-hour JEA Operation Specific
Safety Training

In addition to meeting the requirements of employees listed above, supervisors/foremen

are required to attend the Safety Leadership Development program offered through
NEFSC or an equivalent program.

To become prequalified visit:

https://www.jea.com/About/Procurement/Become_a_Vendor/Contractor_Safety/Qual
ification_Requirements/

Or contact Jerry Fulop, Phone: 904-665-5810, Email: [email protected] or

[email protected]

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 APPENDIX B – FORMS

023-18 BRANDY BRANCH GENERATING STATION COMBUSTION TURBINE (CT)

B51 EXHAUST DUCT SILENCER REPLACEMENT PROJECT

MINIMUM QUALIFICATION

The minimum qualifications shall be submitted in the format attached. The report shall
be presented in the order described below. In order to be considered a qualified supplier
by JEA you must meet all the criteria listed and be able to provide all the services listed
in this specification.

The supplier must complete one (1) original, three (3) duplicate (copy) and one (1) CD
or Thumb Drive of the following information and any other information or attachments.

BIDDER INFORMATION
COMPANY NAME:
BUSINESS ADDRESS:
CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE:
TELEPHONE:
FAX:
E-MAIL:

 The Company shall have either successfully completed two (2) similar projects in the last five (5)
years, date ending the Bid Due Date. A similar project is defined as a power production
combustion turbine exhaust component replacement project (this may include, expansion joints,
transitions, silencers and stack assemblies). The combustion turbine shall have been greater than
100 MW and each project shall have been greater than $750,000.00 in value.

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 061-18 APPENDIX B BID FORM
BRANDY BRANCH GENERATING STATION B51 EXHAUST DUCT SILENCER REPLACEMENT PROJECT

Submit an original, two (2) copies and one (1) CD or thumb drive along with other required forms in a sealed envelope to: JEA
Procurement Dept., 21 W. Church St., Bid Office, Customer Center, 1st Floor, Room 002, Jacksonville, FL 32202-3139.

Company Name:

Company’s Address

License Number

Phone Number: FAX No: Email Address:

BID SECURITY REQUIREMENTS TERM OF CONTRACT

None required One Time Purchase
Certified Check or Bond Five Percent (5%) Annual Requirements
Other, Specify- Project Completion
SAMPLE REQUIREMENTS SECTION 255.05, FLORIDA STATUTES CONTRACT BOND
None required None required
Samples required prior to Response Opening Bond required 100% of Bid Award
Samples may be required subsequent to
Bid Opening

QUANTITIES INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS

Quantities indicated are exacting
Quantities indicated reflect the approximate quantities to be purchased Insurance required
Throughout the Contract period and are subject to fluctuation in accordance
with actual requirements.

PAYMENT DISCOUNTS
1% 20, net 30
2% 10, net 30
Other
None Offered

Item TOTAL BID PRICE

ENTER YOUR BID FOR THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED ARTICLES OR SERVICES
No.
Total Bid Price – 023-18 - BRANDY BRANCH GENERATING STATION
1 COMBUSTION TURBINE (CT) B51 EXHAUST DUCT SILENCER REPLACEMENT
PROJECT $_______________

I have read and understood the Sunshine Law/Public Records clauses contained within this solicitation. I understand
that in the absence of a redacted copy my proposal will be disclosed to the public “as-is”.

BIDDER CERTIFICATION

By submitting this Bid, the Bidder certifies that it has read and reviewed all of the documents pertaining to this Solicitation, that the
person signing below is an authorized representative of the Bidding Company, that the Company is legally authorized to do business in
the State of Florida, and that the Company maintains in active status an appropriate contractor’s license for the work (if applicable).
The Bidder also certifies that it complies with all sections (including but not limited to Conflict Of Interest and Ethics) of this
Solicitation.

We have received addenda _____

Handwritten Signature of Authorized Officer of Company or Agent Date

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Printed Name and Title