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Electrical Integrator For Replacement Of Margaret Chase Smith Ferry Vessel

Maine Department of Transportation, Augusta, ME·State
Feb 11, 2026
Posted Date
Reported Agency
Maine DOT

Summary

Request for Proposals (RFP) for an Electrical Integrator to replace components on the Margaret Chase Smith Ferry Vessel. The RFP includes specific questions and answers regarding the Cat C32 main engines and ship service generators, detailing cooling systems, starting mechanisms, alternators, exhaust systems, and block heaters.

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