Dalton UtilitiesIssuing agency·Georgia·via the Georgia Procurement Registry (DOAS)Dalton Utilities requests firm bids from qualified manufacturers and suppliers for the engineering, manufacture, testing, documentation, delivery, and specified field services for seven (7) indoor 480V motor control centers at the J.D. Cope Energy Facility. The attached Technical Specification 5.5330, Rev. B, including the equipment datasheets, governs the technical scope. All bids should be submitted electronically to dkeaton@dutil.com
Dalton Utilities
J.D. Cope Energy Facility
Whitfield County, GA
BMCD PROJECT NO. 197347
BMCD Specification No. 5.5330
480V Motor Control Centers (MCCs)
Technical Specification
Date Revision Issue Status Approved
By
9/24/2026 A Issued For Owner Review JCR
10/26/2026 B Issued for Bid JCR
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Dalton Utilities
J.D. Cope Energy Facility
5.5330 – 480V Motor Control Centers (MCCs)
Project No. 197347
Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc.
DOCUMENT 00 01 05 – INDEX AND CERTIFICATION PAGE
SPECIFICATION INDEX
DOCUMENT/
DIVISION DESCRIPTION
NUMBER
OF PAGES
Division 01 General Requirements 35
Division 26 Electrical 27
SECTION 00 01 05 – INDEX AND CERTIFICATION PAGE: continued
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I hereby certify that Division 01 and Division 26 were prepared by me or under my direct supervision and
that I am registered as a Professional Engineer under the laws of the State of Georgia.
Signature: _________________________
Typed or Printed Name:
Date: __________ Registration No.: ___________
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Dalton Utilities
J.D. Cope Energy Facility
5.5330 – 480 V Motor Control Centers
Project No.
Design, fabricate and deliver DDP seven 480V motor control centers to the Point of Delivery in Chatsworth, GA, designed for indoor installation and meeting the general design conditions. Provide submittals and equipment data books, manufacturer field services per Division 26, and spare parts, special tools, lubricants and consumables.
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