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Topic:"Capacity Costs" in M13050

Matter: Town of Mahone Bay Electric Utility - Edgewater Project $2,650,000
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M-2-(iii)Tender Forms Received (Redacted) 1 passage
4. SCHEDULE OF QUANTITIES AND UNIT PRICES
4. SCHEDULE OF QUANTITIES AND UNIT PRICES Item No. De scrip otion Unit of Measurement Estimated Quantity Unit Price Total Price _ - 11 1 _ 1. Rem s aring and Grubbing LS 1 THE REAL PROPERTY. .1 .2 ctrical 20 Equilo . 4 .1 Streetlight Servi...

AI summary This section presents a schedule of quantities and unit prices for various construction and infrastructure items, including excavation, streetlight installation, asphalt milling, drainage systems, and concrete work. It outlines the estimated quantities, unit prices, and total prices for each item.

M-4TOMB (NSEB) RIR 22 to 33 1 passage
Request IR-28:
Request IR-28: Regarding the response to IR-7: - a) Please provide a copy of the "Measurement and Payment" section and the related "Supplementary Specifications" from the project's Construction Contact Documents. - There are no "Supplement...

AI summary The response to IR-7 addresses the need for specific project documentation and clarifies that unit prices in the project cost estimate include certain costs such as traffic control and excavation. The Utility is unable to provide a revised estimate excluding these costs due to the nature of the provided cost estimate.

103418NSEB (ToMB) IR-1 to IR-21 1 passage
Request IR-8:
Request IR-8: The application states the following: "In addition to improving service for existing customers, the project will enable significant customer growth (~180 additional dwelling units (20% increase from current), ~50 anticipated...

AI summary Request IR-8 seeks detailed information on load growth, customer classification, and infrastructure capacity for a project expected to increase dwelling units by 20% over five years. The request includes specific questions on yearly load growth, customer breakdown, and feeder and transformer capacities.

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