
SERVICES OFFERED
Source California Energy Services, Inc. (Source
California) is organized into three main business lines:
Engineer, Procure and Construct Power
Generation Facilities
Operations & Maintenance of Power Generating Systems & Equipment
Asset Recovery & Brownfield Development
Source California specializes in developing
and implementing engineering and construction projects using in-house resources
and other selected engineering and construction companies. Source California
also maintains strategic alliances and close working relationships with multiple
engineering firms, construction companies and equipment suppliers to provide
complete services required to design and build industrial and commercial power
plant projects on a turnkey basis.
Our principle areas of technical expertise
are, as follows:
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Source
California provides Engineering, Procurement, Construction (EPC) and startup
services for the modernization and upgrade of instrumentation and control
(I&C), electrical and mechanical systems typically found in power generating
facilities. The firm provides full or partial scope services to support their
customers project requirements. Experienced managers ensure each job is performed
with quality workmanship, on schedule and at very competitive costs. Power
plant outages/turnarounds are excellent examples of where Source
California's energy managers join
your team to improve reliability and increase plant efficiency. The firm's
highly skilled professionals provide specialized customer support in the following
areas:
- Plant life extension studies;
- analysis of power market, resource adequacy, capacity markets;
- evaluate costs and benefits of performing proposed modifications;
- research design, O&M records;
- perform repowering studies;
- provide regulatory compliance guidance;
- evaluate environmental impacts; and
- provide site assessments.
Source California provides engineering services to improve reliability and increase efficiency of electric power generating plants and large energy consuming facilities. The firm's experienced engineers perform the following activities:
- Define project scope;
- analyze the performance of existing power plants and systems by developing and implementing unit (or system) performance tests;
- provide system design;
- develop equipment specifications;
- develop project cost estimates;
- provide as-building and design drafting services;
- provide engineering documentation;
- update the customer's operating and maintenance manuals; and
- provide specialized training to plant personnel on upgraded and modified power plant equipment and systems.
Source California acts as the liaison between the customer (or owner) and vendors, manufacturers and contractor(s). Procurement services include, but are not limited to:
- Identify the customer's requirements;
- develop equipment specifications and inspection requirements, Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) procedures;
- record engineering and other related documentation;
- provide equipment maintenance and operation training;
- dispose/salvage replaced equipment;
- provide recommended Spare Parts Lists; and
- develop the requirements to maintain the expected life of equipment.
Contract Services:
- Identify requirements;
- develop Technical Requirements, General Conditions, Schedule Plan, and Construction Specification;
- prepare Request for Proposal (RFP);
- coordinate and lead pre-bid meeting and job walkdown;
- review and evaluate bids;
- prepare a Record of Bids;
- perform analysis and provide recommendations;
- coordinate the contract approval process and award contract; and
- provide site orientation training to Contractor to facilitate performance of work.
Full and Partial Scope Activities:
- Develop project scope as it relates to contract award;
- interpret and enforce contract from customer's perspective;
- review the required qualifications of Subcontractor to perform the planned work;
- coordinate and/or provide the necessary training to safely perform the work;
- procure and receive materials and supplies;
- manage, direct and perform all construction;
- coordinate interrelated onsite activities through the different phases of construction;
- coordinate the activities with the respective responsible disciplines;
- develop, monitor and control the schedule and cost plan;
- respond to schedule and cost variances early and provide the customer viable options for resolution;
- provide inspection services;
- monitor the activities to ensure safe practices are being followed;
- coordinate the handling and disposal of hazardous waste and storage of hazardous material;
- coordinate, monitor and control confined and enclosed space entries;
- support the customer's Foreign Material Exclusion Program, where applicable;
- coordinate system and equipment clearances with the customer's operating departments; and
- provide status reports to the customer's representatives providing forecasted information on major milestones, work completed over the previous period and work planned for the next period, scope or schedule changes, cost analysis, and other issues such as open items and what support is needed to proceed.
POWER ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Power Engineering Facilities:
- Technical feasibility studies, engineering evaluations and due-diligence studies;
- engineering, design, and procurement for mechanical, electrical, chemical, controls and civil related power plant systems, including turbine generators, heat exchangers, pumps, fans, motors, water treatment, fuel systems, distributed control systems and seismic analysis;
- engineering and design of interconnection facilities;
- construction management, commissioning and startup of power generating facilities;
- engineering, design, procurement and construction for power generating facilties, including conventional steam, simple-cycle and combined-cycle power plants, cogeneration plants, peaking units, self-generation facilities and emergency (startup) power generating units.
Utility Interconnection Facilities:
- transmission systems planning and evaluation;
- utility interconnection method analysis;
- power flow studies of alternative transmission paths and utility networks;
- transmission line routing studies, including map and field surveys;
- line losses, power factor correction and system stability analyses;
- short circuit analyses and protection relay coordination studies; and
- independent system operator (ISO) grade telecommunication systems design.
NEW PLANT AND RETROFIT DEVELOPMENT
- Conceptual design;
- construction and construction management;
- detail engineering;
- development work - site and fuel studies;
- economic optimization studies;
- energy management systems;
- feasibility studies;
- financial partnership;
- joint project development and ownership;
- operation and maintenance;
- operator training and documentation;
- permit support and compliance;
- project management;
- project scope definition, planning and scheduling;
- procurement/contract services;
- single source project; and
- startup performance testing and commissioning.
DETAILED ENGINEERING AND DESIGN SCOPE OF DEVELOPMENT WORK
- Civil
- Construction Management
- Contracting
- Cost Control
- Definitive Design
- Electrical
- Engineering Specifications
- Engineering Standards
- Geotechnical
- HVAC
- Inspection
- Instrumentation and Controls
- Job Estimates
- Mechanical
- Piping
- Procurement
- Process
- Project Management
- Structural
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