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Acme Data Center Campus · Phase 1

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Bid info

Customer

Acme Digital Infrastructure

Job site

Riverbend, TX

Bid number

ADC-1042

Request type

Budgetary

Application

Prime power

Plant size

30 MW

Commercial

Due date

Nov 14, 2026

Commercial operation date

Q3 2028

Order date (target)

Feb 2027

Building permit

Approved

Air permit

In review

Grid interconnection

Behind the meter

Contacts

Elena Alvarez

VP, Data Center Development · Decision maker

e.alvarez@acme.example
(555) 014-2290

Marcus Lee

Owner's engineer · Technical reviewer

m.lee@acme.example
(555) 014-3318

Requirements intake

On-site power · gas generation

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Northline Power & Controls

Ref. ADC-1042 · Budgetary proposal

Dear Ms. Alvarez,

In response to your request for Acme Data Center Campus · Phase 1, we propose the engineering, supply and installation of a 30 MW on-site natural gas power plant to support commercial operation in Q3 2028. Our scope is described system by system below.

Generator

6 × 5 MW natural gas engine generator sets at 13.8 kV, containerized for outdoor installation. Each unit includes remote radiators, exhaust silencer and SCR emissions control sized to the site air permit.

Medium voltage switchgear

One 13.8 kV paralleling switchgear lineup collecting all six generators, with automatic synchronizing, load sharing and generator protection.

Step-up transformer

Two 25 MVA transformers, 13.8 → 34.5 kV, feeding the campus distribution ring.

Step-down transformer

Twelve 3 MVA pad-mounted transformers, 34.5 kV → 480 V, one per data hall power block.

Uninterruptible power supply (UPS)

2N architecture using sixteen 2.5 MW modules with lithium-ion batteries, providing five minutes of ride-through at full load.

Master control

Plant SCADA and master controller for dispatch, black start and integration with the owner's building management system.

Transportation

Heavy haul of all major equipment from port of entry to Riverbend, TX, including permits, routing studies and escorts.

Rigging & crane

250 t crawler crane, rigging and setting of generators, transformers and switchgear on owner-provided foundations.

Mechanical construction

Fuel gas distribution from the owner's regulating station, cooling and exhaust installation, pressure testing and flushing.

Electrical construction

Medium and low voltage cabling, terminations, grounding grid and protective relay settings.

Engineering

Detailed design; short-circuit, coordination and arc flash studies; factory witness testing and full site commissioning.

Overhead

Project management, site supervision, safety program, builder's risk insurance and performance bonds.

By others: utility gas regulating station, IT load distribution. Excluded: civil foundations.

We trust this proposal meets your requirements and look forward to discussing it with your team.

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