The Northwest Territories Power Corporation (NTPC) owns and operates transmission lines in the Northwest Territories, including L-150 and L-199, both lines originally built using aluminum tower structures to support the overhead conductor. There are insufficient number of towers in stock and may reduce NTPC’s ability to repair the transmission lines in the event of a storm or unexpected event damaging one of the transmission towers.
L-191 Structure Replacement – The work site is located as shown below at the Snare Hydro facilities, 150 km Northwest of Yellowknife, NWT. L-191 is an existing 115 kV transmission line from Snare Rapids to Snare Falls, which was built in the 50’s of last century. The entire 63 structures of the line were H-frames and three pole structures consisting of wooden poles. Because the structures are close to the end of the lifetime, they will be replaced in phases. This project will replace 10 structures.
Deadline for Questions & Inquiries September 22, 2022
As part of the South Slave Hydro System, the Northwest Territories Power Corporation currently operates a 3 MW load bank at the Pine Point substation. A second 3 MW load bank is required to ensure proper operation of the Taltson Hydro generating station 22 MW generator. To add a 3 MW load bank to the existing system. The new load bank will need to be operated remotely and in conjunction with the existing load bank.
Deadline for Questions & Inquiries September 28, 2022
Final Addendum Issued September 30, 2022
The Quonset building located in Fort Smith at the NTPC site (approximate dimensions 75 ft L x 42 ft W) was initially built as a garage on a gravel flooring. Through the years
the building was used as a workshop and warehouse because of the increasing maintenance and repairs required on the South Slave's distribution lines.
The Northwest Territories Power Corporation owns and operates and existing liquified natural gas (LNG) power generation facility in Inuvik, NT. The existing facility includes two LNG storage tanks with provision to install a third tank. A project was initiated in 2021 to fabricate, install and commission a third LNG tank.
All questions or inquiries concerning this Request for Proposal (“RFP”) must be submitted no later than 3:00 p.m. local time on September 9, 2022, and should be addressed to:
Babatunde Balogun, Contract Specialist
As part of its proactive maintenance, the Northwest Territories Power Corporation (“NTPC”) is requesting Proposals from qualified “Proponents” to provide infrared thermography inspections on the distribution systems in 9 communities within the Northwest Territories.
Download RFP package via the link below:
RFP 5653 - Distribution System Thermal Scanning, Northwest Territories
NWT Energy Corporation (03) Ltd.
REQUEST FOR QUOTES
CONSTRUCTION MANAGER
INUVIK, NT
RFQ NO. R-NTE207322
The Request for Quotes (“RFQ”), marked “Northwest Territories Energy Corporation (03) Ltd. RFQ R-NTE207322,” documents are to be made available to interested vendors on Monday, August 22, 2022 on the following website:
The Northwest Territories Power Corporation (“NTPC”) is requesting Proposals from qualified Proponents to Fitting and welding services within the Fort Smith Power Plant to Install two Plate & Frame Heat Exchangers on two Diesel Generating sets. The Removal of existing Shell & Tube exchangers and much of the interconnecting piping is required prior to the installation.
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