Bowling VA Combined Test Report 2023

Electrical Maintenance & Testing Project
Contract No. VA36C24923P0897
Contracting Officer: Lara Hampton
Phone No: (615)225-5414

Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Bowling Division
Lexington, Kentucky

Project Test Report
November 2023 – February 2024

Submitted by

Jerry M. Parks Jr., Project Manager

William
Henderson
LLC
4041 Greenfern Drive
Lockhart, Florida 32810
(407)427-0436

in cooperation with

305 Wendy Hill Road
Savannah, Georgia 31410
(803)760-3138

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Electrical Maintenance and Testing Project
Contract No. VA36C24923P0897

Veterans Affairs Medical Center – Bowling Division
Lexington, Kentucky
November 2023 – February 2024

Section 1

Electrical Testing and Maintenance Summary

Section 2

Publications/Exhibits

Section 3

Electrical Test Records

Section 4

Individual Thermographic Report

Section 5

Specialized Tools & Equipment, Testing Specifications
and Licenses/Certifications (Digital Version Only)

William Henderson
LLC
in cooperation with

Electrical Testing & Maintenance
Report Summary
General
Williiam Henderson LLC, in cooperation with SDV Services Inc., provided electrical testing and maintenance services at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center – Bowling Division in Lexington, Kentucky on November 2023 to February 2024 under contract number 36C2493P0897. All services were conducted in accordance with contract specifications, industry standards, NFPA 70B and manufacturer’s recommendations.
This report consists of the following:
Section 1

Electrical Testing and Maintenance Report Summary

Section 2

Publications/Exhibits

Section 3

Electrical Test Records

Section 4

Individual Thermographic Test Records

Section 5

Licenses, Certificates, Specialized Tools & Equipment

The types of equipment tested during this testing session included: Medium Voltage Circuit Breakers
Medium Voltage Switches
Medium Voltage Network Protectors
Medium Voltage Oil- and Dry-Type Transformers
Low Voltage Switchboards and Circuit Breakers (select areas) Automatic Transfer Switches
Motor Control Centers
Electrical Panels
Test results were compared with manufacturer’s recommendations for each specific equipment item and type.

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Thermographic Inspection (Infrared)
In addition to regular testing procedures, infrared scan procedures were used wherever possible to determine serviceability and reliability of the equipment inspected to include panelboards. The infrared services were conducted using a FLIR T440 thermal imaging camera.