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Topic:"Cost Considerations" in M03416

Matter: NSPI CI# 33525 - $8,016,435 - Canaan Rd. 43V to Tremont 51V Line
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N-1Redacted Work Order 7/27/2010 3 passages
Why do this project this way? p. p. 14
Why do this project this way? The new line terminal and second transformer addition at 51 V-Tremont is required to terminate the new 138kV line and provide the additional source point on the 69kV system. Transmission line construction labo...

AI summary The project involves constructing a new line terminal and adding a second transformer at 51 V-Tremont to accommodate a new 138kV line and provide an additional source point on the 69kV system. Labour is sourced through NSPI's existing Power Line Technician service agreement with EUS. The project's cost has decreased by $6.9 million from the original ACE estimate due to refined design and more accurate local market estimates.

33525 - Canaan Rd 43V to Tremont 51V Line p. p. 14
33525 - Canaan Rd 43V to Tremont 51V Line Account ACE 2010 mission Current Sub Variance 2 3 e) Please provide a cost breakdown for each of the three projects indicating the amount to 4 be spent each year until completion of the works. Prov...

AI summary The document requests a cost breakdown for three projects, specifying annual expenditures and labor allocation. NSPI has completed preliminary design and engineering, with some work done by retired consultants. Tender documents have been issued, but construction has not yet begun except for right-of-way clearing.

Budget Year : 2010 Date : 27-Jul-10 p. p. 14
Budget Year : 2010 Date : 27-Jul-10 Division : CI Number: (13,512,462.1) (17,459,577.0) (17,459,577.0) (12,247,103.7) (13,512,462.1) (559,733,433.6) 2010 2012 2013 2011 Operating Costs Capital CCA UCC CFBT Applicable Taxes CFAT Discount Fa...

AI summary The document presents a detailed financial table outlining operating costs, capital, CCA, UCC, CFBT, applicable taxes, CFAT, discount factors, and related figures for various years from 2010 to 2020. The data provides a comprehensive overview of financial planning and allocation for a specific budget year.

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