EXCITATION REHABILITATION SINGLE AWARD TASK ORDER CONTRACT (SATOC) FOR NASHVILLE DISTRICT POWER PLANTS
BRIEF DESCRIPTION
Project Description: Nashville District Excitation Rehabilitation SATOC
The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers, Nashville District, awarded the Excitation Rehabilitation Single Award Task Order Contract (SATOC) to Reivax North America, through the Canadian Commercial Corporation, on December 18, 2020. This $30 million contract (W912P521D0002) will provide critical rehabilitation services for power plants within the Nashville District.
AT A GLANCE
| Project Type | Infrastructure |
|---|---|
| TITAN Role | Site Safety & Health Officer (SSHO) |
| Client | Reivax North America |
| Award Date | December 18, 2020 |
Scope of Work
This SATOC encompasses a wide range of rehabilitation services focused on excitation systems within the district’s power plants. The contract supports the modernization and optimization of critical infrastructure, ensuring enhanced reliability and efficiency of power generation facilities.
Contract Details
- Awardee: Reivax North America (via the Canadian Commercial Corporation)
- Contract Number: W912P521D0002
- Award Date: December 18, 2020
- Total Contract Capacity: $30,000,000
Project Goals
The Excitation Rehabilitation SATOC is designed to support the Army Corps of Engineers in maintaining and upgrading power generation systems, aligning with the district’s commitment to sustainable and reliable energy production. By leveraging the expertise of Reivax North America, this contract ensures the deployment of state-of-the-art rehabilitation solutions, enhancing system performance and prolonging the operational life of power plant assets.
This contract reflects the Corps’ dedication to modernizing infrastructure and delivering efficient, high-quality solutions that benefit the region and support long-term energy needs.
Responsibilities of the SSHOs include:
- Conduct daily safety and health inspections, maintaining a log of inspected areas, dates, hazards, corrective actions, and completion dates. Submit daily reports to the QC Manager.
- Conduct mishap investigations, complete accident reports, and report near misses.
- Use and maintain OSHA’s Form 300 to log work-related injuries and post Form 300A on the site safety bulletin board.
- Attend pre-construction, mutual understanding, three-phase quality, and progress meetings.
- Review, approve, implement, and enforce the APP and Accident Hazard Awareness (AHAs) for compliance with EM 385-1-1.
- Maintain applicable safety reference materials on-site.
- Establish and maintain a safety deficiency tracking system.
- Maintain a list of hazardous chemicals and their Safety Data Sheets (SDSs).
- Maintain a weekly list of high-hazard activities and be prepared to discuss details during Quality Control Progress Meetings.
