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Electrical Schedule

The electrical schedule estimates the instantaneous electrical loads in a facility in terms of active, reactive, and apparent power, categorized by switchboard or sub-facility. Catalogues are designed to promote products and services through arranged layouts that are attractive, eye-catching, and maintain corporate image. Market research gathers data on products, suppliers, and practices to determine if needs can be met commercially and inform acquisition strategy, requirements, support, and source selection.

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Electrical Schedule

The electrical schedule estimates the instantaneous electrical loads in a facility in terms of active, reactive, and apparent power, categorized by switchboard or sub-facility. Catalogues are designed to promote products and services through arranged layouts that are attractive, eye-catching, and maintain corporate image. Market research gathers data on products, suppliers, and practices to determine if needs can be met commercially and inform acquisition strategy, requirements, support, and source selection.

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2.

Electrical Schedule:

 The electrical load schedule is an estimate of the instantaneous electrical loads operating
in a facility, in terms of active, reactive and apparent power (measured in kW, kVAR and
kVA respectively).
 The load schedule is usually categorized by switchboard or occasionally by sub- facility /
area.

3. Catalogues:

 The main objective of a catalogue is to promote the products and services offered by your
company.
 A catalogue layout properly designed must show your company's products or services
arranged neatly, so that they can be easily recognized
 And at the same time, it must look, attractive to improve your sales. In addition, the
catalogue layout must be strategically arranged in order to give more importance to
certain items or to make the catalogue look more eye catching.
 Finally, the visual coherence on which a company's corporate Image is supported must be
kept. A catalogue may promote products within promotional packages or lithe known
products.
 It may inform the audience about the new comfort and convenience of a service or it can
simply contain small businesses' month offers.

4. Market Survey and source selection:

 Market research is a continuous process for gathering data on product characteristics.


Suppliers capabilities and the business practices that surround them-plus the analysis of
that data to make acquisition decisions.
 This requires one to collect and analyze information about the market the &
(subsequently can be used to determine whether the need can be met by products or
services available in the commercial market;
 Whether commercial practices regarding customizing modifying products or tailoring
services are available to meet customer needs what are the customary terms and
conditions, including warranty, buyer financing, and discounts under which commercial
sales are made;
 And whether the distribution and logistics support capabilities of potential suppliers are
sufficient to meet the needs of the government.
 Market research information can be used to shape the acquisition strategy,
 To determine the type and content of the product description or statement of work, to
develop the support strategy,
 The terms and conditions included in the contract, and the evaluation factors used for
source selection.

Various location difficulties are described:

1. Remoteness

2. Confined sites

3. Labor availability

4. Weather

5. Design considerations (related to location).

6. Vandalism and site security

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