Signal Energy Constructors, a design and build general contractor providing engineering, procurement and construction services to the North American renewable energy industry, was recently awarded a full design and build contract from BayWa r.e. Wind LLC for the Brahms 20 MW wind farm. The project is currently under construction and scheduled for completion before the year’s end. Brahms is located in Grady, New Mexico, 25 miles outside of Clovis. “Signal Energy’s commitment to building in-house expertise in the most critical areas of utility scale wind construction lets us take projects, like Brahms, from design to completion with great efficiency and superior quality,” says Signal Energy CEO Ben Fischer.
A critical area of utility scale wind construction in which Signal Energy provides in-house expertise is preconstruction value engineering. Early stage performance of this value engineering analysis insures projects are designed in a way that maximizes long-term energy production and short-term capital costs for construction without compromising quality. Signal Energy’s ability to optimize Brahms’ wind project components cut several months off the design-and-build timeline.
“We have reached agreement with Signal Energy in two and half weeks with construction already underway and the goal is set to deliver energy before year-end. Signal built a number of our projects including last year’s Mozart project in Texas,” says BayWa r.e. Wind CEO Florian Zerhusen. “We value the quality of their work and engineering expertise.” He adds that BayWa continuously is looking for more projects.
Signal Energy’s scope of work includes full design and engineering of all project civil infrastructure, underground, and overhead collection systems, wind turbine foundations, project substations and the project interconnection facilities. In addition, SignalEnergy will self-perform the wind turbine erection. Signal Energy was awarded the design-and-build contract from BayWa in September and construction began in October. Signal Energy has more than 7,500 MW of renewable energy, utility scale project experience.
Signal Energy Constructors
www.signalenergy.com
BayWa r.e. Wind LLC
http://www.baywa-re.us
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v-82s? These things have been obsolete for years. Why not something more modern?