Construction of Shore-to Ship Power Project at Pier T, Berths T132-T140
Approximate Contract Value – $25 million
Scope of Service
The Work includes, but is not limited to, the following items:
Construction of 25 kV switchgear adjacent to existing switchgear at the
Main Terminal Substation (“MTS”).
Construction of Shore-to-Ship Power (“SSP”) Substations SSP 1, SSP2, SSP3 and SSP4.
Construction of Shore to Ship Power Outlets SPO-I, SPO-2, SPO-3, SPO-4, SPO-5, SPO-6, SPO-7, SPO-8, SPO-9, SPO-to, and SPO-ll, including wharf modifications for vaults.
Construction of equipment pads.
Earthwork, including excavation, bedding, filling, grading and segregate, test, reuse and dispose of excavated soil
Installation of crushed miscellaneous base and asphalt concrete pavement.
Demolition of existing paving, fencing and bollards.
Construction of paving, fencing and bollards, including footings.
Construction of duct banks, manholes and pull boxes.
Construction of conduit systems, including supports, under the existing
Construction of existing slurry and cut-off wall penetrations.
Installation of conductors in existing and new duct bank systems.
Installation and interconnections of new fiber optic cables for Power Logic
Communications between SSP substations, MTS switchgear and
NJ Oak Solar was constructed on a 101-acre site and connects to Atlantic City Electric’s distribution system. The project involved the removal of the dense brush and trees on site. At the time of completion, the project was the largest non-utility owned project east of the Mississippi and produced enough power to support 8,250 homes.
Ryan’s responsibilities comprised full engineering, procurement and construction of the entire system including procurement of electrical equipment, preparation of the site involving management of all project grading and trenching. Ryan also installed the support structures, module racking system, modules, inverters, DC wiring, power cables, with the associated collection equipment and all electrical systems for the entire project involving module connections and inverter installation. The Ryan team designed and optimized the project processes, installation and the 12.47kV switchyard.
Project Overview
Yingli 235W polycrystalline modules
Satcon 1 MW inverters
Completed in 8 months: April 2011 to December 2011
Fixed ground-mount support structure on impact-driven steel piers
Significant challenges included a hurricane, an early snowstorm and a 5.8 magnitude earthquake
Norton Solar is a 3.46 MWDC fixed ground-mount solar project. Located in Norton, Massachusetts.
Ryan’s responsibilities comprised full procurement and construction of the entire system including procurement of electrical equipment, preparation of the site involving management of all project grading and trenching. Ryan also installed the support structures, module racking system, modules, inverters, DC wiring, AC power cables, with the associated collection equipment and all electrical systems for the entire project involving module connections, inverter installation, and 13.8kV interconnect install.
Project Overview
330W modules
(4) SMA 750kW inverters
Fixed ground-mount support structure on Sunlink ground screws
The ConEdison Development Portfolio represents a combined 150MW at six different locations in the Central Valley of California. Some 1000 acres will have been converted into solar photovoltaic facilities by final commissioning in Q4 of 2016.
As the EPC of record for these projects, The Ryan Company oversees the full engineering and construction of the system including: engineering and construction of the entire system including procurement of electrical equipment, structural supports and preparation of the site, including management of all project grading and trenching. Ryan also installed the support structures, module racking system, modules, inverters, DC wiring, power cables with the associated collection equipment, and all electrical systems for the entire project involving module connections and inverter installation. The Ryan team designed and optimized the project processes, installation and the 34.5-11.5kV substation interconnection.
Kern County Water Agency, Bakersfield, CA Contract # KCWA-2007-08
Project Overview
Construction of the Kern County Water Agency
Improvements to District No. 4 Henry C. Garnett Water Purification Plant Service Entrance
Approximate Contract Value – $13.5 million
Scope of Service
Ryan was the prime contractor and electrical contractor
Preparation of site – site clearing, dust control, environmental protection, and perimeter fence
Construction of a new 115kV to 4160v substation and service entrance building
Installation of a 4.16 kV electrical power distribution system comprised of remotely operated medium voltage switchgear
2000kw Stand-by diesel engine generators
Installation of an automatic transfer control system
Providing all electrical raceways, including concrete encased underground ductbanks, cable tray and conduit, and conductors required to connect the following existing facilities
Comprised of 3 projects: Sun City 25.651MWDC, San Drag- 24.369MWDC and Avenal Park- 7.695 MWDC
NJ Oak Solar was constructed on a 101-acre site and connects to Atlantic City Electric’s distribution system. The project involved the removal of the dense brush and trees on site. At the time of completion, the project was the largest non-utility owned project east of the Mississippi and produced enough power to support 8,250 homes.
