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| Project Portfolio - High Voltage and Substations |
| Featured High Voltage and Substations Projects: |
| Logan International Airport Hold Baggage Screening |
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Construction Manager: AMEC Completion in: January 2003 Installation of six sub-stations, 13,000 feet of 15kv cable, terminations and testing all on a fast track project completed in four months. |
| LBlue Line Track, Signal & Power Relocation |
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MBTA Contract: T12CN01 General Contractor: JF White Contracting Completion Date: On-going Renovation of existing 15 kV Load Break Switches, along with the addition of new 15 kV Load Break Switches at the MBTA Airport Traction Power Substation. Also included is the installation of new 15 kV underground ductbanks and new 15 kV feeders for the the new MBTA Blue Line Airport Passenger Station. |
| Aquarium Traction Power Substation/Vent Shaft |
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MBTA Contract: S00CN05 General Contractor: Walsh Northeast Completion Date: On-going Construction of a new traction power substation for the MBTA Blue Line, including the installation of all related switchgear, transformers, bus duct and primary switches. Also included is the installation of incoming 15 kV cabling and outgoing 15 kV feeders to other new MBTA Substations currently being constructed under separate contracts. |
| Central Artery/Tunnel - Interim Power System |
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CA/T Project: C19D3 General Contractor: Daniel O'Connell's Sons Completion Date: 1/1/2000 Installation of a complete overhead distribution system, including: 15 kV Feeder Cabling, Pole Top 15 kV Switches, and Refurbished Double Ended 15 kV Switchgear. |
| Braintree to Weymouth Tunnel and Shafts Project |
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Owner: MWRA General Contractor: Modern Continental Construction Co. Completion Date: On-going (01/01/2003) Installation of feeds for tunnel boring equipment and on site power including the following: Underground Ductbanks, 15 kV Feeders (overhead and underground), 15 kV Vacuum Breakers, and 15 kV Outdoor Pad Mounted Switchgear. |
"City Lights was selected to do all the power requirements for the whole baggage screening project at Logan International Airport, mandated by the FAA at all the airports across the nation by a January 1, 2003 deadline. It should have taken over a year under normal construction terms. We completed it in just over 122 days."
- Joe Callanan, Executive Vice President
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