60th Maintenance Squadron/Electrical and Environmental battery shop has a requirement to repair, inspect, and charge aircraft battery assemblies. To perform normal maintenance on aircraft batteries they must be recharged and tested for their next use. Travis battery shop is in the process of relocating to a new facility that does not have adequate infrastructure to fulfill this requirement. The designated work center for the battery shop is currently wired with ten 20A circuits for battery chargers. The chargers require a minimum 30A circuit. This facility was originally designed to support older equipment with limited space for upgrades. All required work is described in the attached DRAFT Statment of Work.

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