Switchgear Refurbishment vs Replacement: Federal Signal
Federal buyers are choosing switchgear refurbishment vs replacement as lead times stretch. Here is what their June 2026 SAM.gov buys signal for your sourcing.
Federal buyers are choosing switchgear refurbishment vs replacement as lead times stretch. Here is what their June 2026 SAM.gov buys signal for your sourcing.
Five gigawatt-scale combined-cycle gas projects cleared regulatory or construction milestones in May 2026, adding about 20 GW to the U.S. pipeline. What it does to turbine slots, GSU lead times, and equipment procurement.
The pending NextEra Dominion merger would build a regulated utility giant. Three procurement shifts for AML, capacity, and large-load tariffs.
Evergy's Q1 2026 IRP raised gas to 4.7 GW, cancelled 2.4 GW of wind, and slashed solar 90%+. Here is the Kansas-Missouri equipment math that goes with it.
GE Vernova completed its Prolec GE acquisition on Feb. 2, 2026. What the Q1 2026 filing shows, and why bid lists should now count corporate parents.
PJM's first new interconnection cycle since 2022 brought in 800 projects totaling 220 GW. The procurement implications for substation transformers, switchgear, and protection equipment across 13 states.
PG&E's September 30, 2026 undergrounding filing proposes 5,000 underground miles replacing 4,000 overhead miles from 2028 to 2037, pending approval.
Maine’s LD 307 was vetoed. Check the operative policy, project status and purchase commitments before forecasting equipment demand.
Trump's DPA order targets transformer shortage, grid equipment supply. NEMA says impact depends on ~$323M FY26 funding. What distributors watch.
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The White House FY27 budget proposes canceling $15.247B in IIJA DOE funds. Here is what is already gone, what survives, and what it means for equipment procurement budgets through 2026.
Hawaiian Electric's 2026 rate filing says a transformer that cost $3,730 in 2020 now runs $7,879. The number every procurement team needs to check against their budget.