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The Summit Mobile Garage ( Smg )

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A. Summit Mobile Garage (SMG) –
1. C-17 Date – Earl said they don’t have enough highline to support both loads of panels. Jay is going to work with them to find a work around for this constraint.
a. Earl has all the information on the loads for the SMG and ATTLA has approved the loads. Newburgh was identified as the delivery location in the RFPs.
b. They don’t have a second highline at Newburgh to build the two loads (seven panels stacked) of the SMG modular bases, but Jay has been working with them on alternative options. They are looking at using a trailer with rollers. Could also look at other locations.
2. RFP Packages – Bids are due back Oct 27th. Award is planned for Nov 10th. RFIs for the structure were due Oct 9th. Received …show more content…

May need to look at sending the existing system back with the GrIT.
d. CPS is looking at a self-contained unit in an ISO container. This would be fabricated in the U.S. Planning to bring it Summit later in the season. This would resolve the issue with requiring access to the snow melter in the SOB. This unit could be place at Vault 1, near the micro-turbine the first year. It would then be located near the SMG.
e. Pat would like to look at a SIP building as an alternative to an ISO container. Pat agrees that this is a good approach to support the water needs at Summit and CPS should move forward based on this concept.
f. Flying it will be expensive and not sure it will be able to make the GrIT. May be able to wait to fly it in the spring of 2017.
g. CPS will work on developing a concept and pricing for the new water module. Randy said that he could work with Kuchar to get preliminary pricing. CPS will work on engineering and plan to include this module in the CR for APP4.
4. Transition from SOB to SMG – CPS to prepare a CR for early procurement items required to transition from the existing SOB to the SMG. This to include items such as HVAC, LED lighting, snow melter modifications (or replacement) and connections of utilities to the Energy Module. CPS to work with ALEX on reviewing the options and developing a list of elements that can be reviewed for priorities, with a NTE goal of $300k.
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