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The purpose of a Conceptual Location Analysis is to identify potential project/building sites in the planning phase of a project. The analysis includes review and comment on the potential sites by relevant disciplines. Site criteria encompasses DOE and NNSA requirements pertaining to real property and environmental stewardship and additionally addresses SNL site planning objectives such as sustainability and efficiency. This analysis is intended to be used as a tool to provide a comprehensive perspective on siting decisions, and is not intended to supersede previous siting decisions or agreements. This conceptual location analysis is for the siting of PV for power production. The goal of this Conceptual Location Analysis is to weigh different sites, and come to a consensus on preferred sites for potential solar arrays through an Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) or a Utility Energy Service Contract (UESC).

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This document, the Sandia National Laboratories lntegrated Facilities and lnfrastructure Plan, summarizes long-, mid-, and short-term site planning to support Sandia's mission. High-level direction that influences site development includes the Stockpile Stewardship and Management Plan (SSMP) and Nuclear Posture Review (NPR), while the relationship to National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) infrastructure is described in the NNSA Master Asset Plan (MAP). Using the SSMP as an indication of the future workload informs the planning process for facilities and infrastructure. Figure 1 shows the outlook of the NNSAs nuclear weapons modernization programs through the year 2042, which indicates a stable, slightly growing workload.

Our facilities and infrastructure are a key element of our capability-based science and engineering foundation. The focus of the Integrated Facilities and Infrastructure Plan is the development and implementation of a comprehensive plan to sustain the capabilities necessary to meet national research, design, and fabrication needs for Sandia National Laboratories’ (Sandia’s) comprehensive national security missions both now and into the future. A number of Sandia’s facilities have reached the end of their useful lives and many others are not suitable for today’s mission needs. Due to the continued aging and surge in utilization of Sandia’s facilities, deferred maintenance has continued to increase. As part of our planning focus, Sandia is committed to halting the growth of deferred maintenance across its sites through demolition, replacement, and dedicated funding to reduce the backlog of maintenance needs. Sandia will become more agile in adapting existing space and changing how space is utilized in response to the changing requirements. This Integrated Facilities & Infrastructure (F&I) Plan supports the Sandia Strategic Plan’s strategic objectives, specifically Strategic Objective 2: Strengthen our Laboratories’ foundation to maximize mission impact, and Strategic Objective 3: Advance an exceptional work environment that enables and inspires our people in service to our nation. The Integrated F&I Plan is developed through a planning process model to understand the F&I needs, analyze solution options, plan the actions and funding, and then execute projects.

Power distribution upgrades that include: A new PMH-5, 12KV/208, Delta/WYE transformer. 600A Main Switchboard (MSB) with 600A LSI Main CB and push button capability. New feeders from transformer to MSB. New panels with NEMA 1 enclosures, door-in-door, with 4" gutter space on each side, New NEMA 4X CT Cabinet and meter socket. New 300A & 150A LSI circuit breakers, Trenching for grounding and an allowance of $12,000 for grounding system provided by SNL electrical Operations Engineer.