AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS Innovations in a Low Bid Environment John E. Joyner III, P.E. Matthew W. Kundrot, P.E. 3 October 2012 MILITARY.

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AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS Innovations in a Low Bid Environment John E. Joyner III, P.E. Matthew W. Kundrot, P.E. 3 October 2012 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment “Net Zero” Objective Considerations: How is “Net Zero” Achieved? By reducing Operations and Maintenance costs (Energy) By producing energy from the airfield environment … topic for another day. How is this Accomplished in a Low Bid Environment? By improving understanding of airfield electrical system design By improving project scoping and contracting relative to airfield electrical system design requirements Net Zero through Emerging Technologies2 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Base Utilities Electrical Distribution Overview: Definition of Electrical Power Power = Voltage x Current (Watt = Volt x Amp) Two Electrical Power Delivery Modes Constant Voltage – Voltage remains constant and the current fluctuates based on the load demand (Typical voltages – 120, 208, 240, 277, 480) Constant Current – Current remains constant and the voltage fluctuates based on the load demand Net Zero through Emerging Technologies3 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Examples of Constant Voltage Based Systems: Air Handling SystemsFire Suppression Systems Automatic Sprinkler SystemsFood Service Equipment Boiler PlantsIndustrial Systems Chilled Water PlantsMedical Systems Conveying SystemsPower Distribution Domestic Water DistributionRefrigeration Systems Emergency Power GenerationSanitary Drainage Systems Net Zero through Emerging Technologies4 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Examples of Constant Current Based Systems: Airfield Electrical Systems Very few others due to strict performance requirements (an aircraft hydraulic control system which operates at 4,000 psi provides a good analogy) Net Zero through Emerging Technologies5 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Scoping Disconnect: 95% + of all electrical projects on a military installation are constant voltage based. Understandably, the project methodology associated with these systems is often applied to the airfield electrical system. However, what is desirable in the “constant voltage” world is often counterproductive in the “constant current” world of the airfield electrical system. The misapplication of design methodology can result in energy waste and unsafe working conditions for maintenance personnel Net Zero through Emerging Technologies6 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment SOLUTION: Improve the Project Scoping Process 1)Review the components of the airfield electrical system and understand the corresponding stakeholder requirements. 2)Explain the most common type of disconnects associated with airfield electrical system projects 3)Illustrate how scoping an airfield electrical system project from an O&M perspective supports the mission and the concept of “Net Zero” Net Zero through Emerging Technologies7 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL SYSTEM COMPONENTS - Pavement Lighting (Runway/Taxiway Edge Lights, Touchdown Zone Lights, and Centerline Lights) Net Zero through Emerging Technologies8 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL SYSTEM COMPONENTS – Airfield Signs (Taxiway Guidance Signs, Runway Hold Signs, Distance Remaining Signs) Net Zero through Emerging Technologies9 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL SYSTEM COMPONENTS - Approach Lighting (REILs, ALSF-1 & ALSF-2, PAPI) Net Zero through Emerging Technologies10 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL SYSTEM COMPONENTS – Lighting Control (Touch Screen, Monitoring Capability, Configured for Mission Operations) Net Zero through Emerging Technologies11 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL SYSTEM COMPONENTS – Power Equipment (Stand Alone and Switchgear Cabinet Constant Current Regulators) Net Zero through Emerging Technologies12 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Five Main Scoping Disconnects Associated with Airfield Electrical System Projects: 1)Repair by Replacement of Fixtures – LED Lights, Signs, etc. 2)Replace in Kind – Constant Current Regulators 3)Minimize the Number of Constant Current Regulators 4)Ignore the Input of Operations and Maintenance Personnel 5)Utilize Inexperienced Design & Construction Personnel Net Zero through Emerging Technologies13 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment #1a. Repair By Replacement - Airfield Signs: Pro: An old airfield sign is replaced with a new sign Con: The sign is placed and/or labeled incorrectly. Solution: Develop an Airfield Signage Master Plan Benefit: Improvement dollars are only spent once Net Zero through Emerging Technologies14 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Andrews AFB Example Sign Plan Insert Andrews AFB Sign Plan Images here Net Zero through Emerging Technologies15 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment #1b. Repair By Replacement - Airfield Lights Pro: Replacing incandescent fixtures with LED fixtures will decrease power consumption by 50% Con: Existing cable and transformers are deteriorated and “leaking power” therefore NO energy savings. Solution: Assess condition of cable and lighting infrastructure and replace in “usable” sections. Benefit: Long term cost reduction and improved controls resulting in further energy savings Net Zero through Emerging Technologies16 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Examples of Airfield Lights – Insert pictures of old NAS Pensacola and NAS Corpus Christi lighting fixtures here Net Zero through Emerging Technologies17 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment #2. Replace in Kind - Constant Current Regulator Pro: Equipment procurement, no engineering required Con: Existing equipment is oversized Solution: Assess the airfield electrical system from a load demand perspective. Replace the system configuration, not just the system components Benefit: Decreased operations and maintenance costs Net Zero through Emerging Technologies18 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Examples Regulator Replacement – Insert pictures of old NAS Oceana and NAS Corpus Christi CCR’s here Net Zero through Emerging Technologies19 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment #3. Minimize the Number of Current Regulators Pro: Lower number of constant current regulators to maintain Con: Increased operations and maintenance costs Solution: Design airfield lighting system configuration from an operations perspective Benefit: Improvement in safety and a reduction in operations and maintenance costs, operational impacts, and energy consumption Net Zero through Emerging Technologies20 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Examples of Minimizing the Number of Constant Current Regulators Insert pictures of old NAS Oceana, NAS Corpus Christi, and MCAS Yuma CCR’s here Net Zero through Emerging Technologies21 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment #4. Ignore Input from O&M Personnel Pro: Decreases contracting and design time Con: The contractor determines what’s best for mission support Solution: Proper project scoping with end users conducted by personnel familiar with airfield electrical system design Benefit: Increased mission support plud decreased project and O&M costs Net Zero through Emerging Technologies22 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Examples Ignoring Input from O&M Personnel: Insert pictures of NAS Patuxent River and Lackland AFB Airfield Electrical Vaults here Net Zero through Emerging Technologies23 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment #5. Utilize Inexperienced D&C Personnel Pro: Decreases contracting and design time Con: The contractor determines what’s best for mission support Solution: Utilize Design and Construction personnel which have experience in airfield electrical system work Benefit: Increased mission support plus decreased project and O&M costs Net Zero through Emerging Technologies24 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Examples of projects executed by Inexperienced Design and Construction Personnel Insert pictures of airfield electrical system projects executed by inexperienced design and construction personnel Net Zero through Emerging Technologies25 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Successfully Executing Airfield Electrical Projects in a Low Bid Environment Traditional Design-Bid-Build Design-Build Net Zero through Emerging Technologies26 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Successfully Executing Airfield Electrical Projects in a Low Bid Environment Traditional Design-Bid-Build Require that design and construction personnel have experience in airfield electrical system projects Solicit input from stake holders on all projects Scope projects from an “Asset Management” perspective Net Zero through Emerging Technologies27 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Successfully Executing Airfield Electrical Projects in a Low Bid Environment Design-Build Require that design and construction personnel have experience in airfield electrical system projects Evaluate proposals on total project cost, not just construction cost Utilize IDIQ contractors to improve accountability Net Zero through Emerging Technologies28 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Summary: 1)Prepare a Master Plan for infrastructure replacement prior to fixture replacement; replace infrastructure in usable units 2)Replace Constant Current Regulators based on Load 3)Configure System from an Operations Perspective 4)Solicit the Input of Operations and Maintenance Personnel 5)Utilize Experienced Design & Construction Personnel Net Zero through Emerging Technologies29 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc

AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Innovations in a Low Bid Environment Questions? Net Zero through Emerging Technologies30 MILITARY DESIGN GROUP Delta Airport Consultants, Inc