Delivering system-wide asset insights
Utility inventories, condition assessments, and analyses were conducted across 65+ installations to guide decisions.
Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) has strengthened utility reliability by using advanced analytics, deep-dive assessments, and master planning to improve electrical readiness.
Naval Facilities Engineering Command
Washington D.C.
To address the risks with its aging electrical infrastructure, NAVFAC launched a systemwide utilities asset management program to deliver electrical master plans, condition assessments, and in-depth analyses. Since 2009, more than 50 task orders have supported NAVFAC in improving utility systems worldwide.
Utility inventories, condition assessments, and analyses were conducted across 65+ installations to guide decisions.
Arc flash studies, protective device coordination, and load-flow modeling helped enhance worker safety and reduce risks.
The nodal analysis model identified deficiencies with precision, enabling corrective actions at major naval shipyards.
Master plans and power factor improvements helped NAVFAC avoid penalties, reduce outages, and defer costly upgrades.
Through comprehensive master plans and deep-dive studies, CDM Smith helped NAVFAC enhance electrical reliability, resiliency, and safety across global bases. NAVFAC Atlantic noted that CDM Smith delivered an “in-depth and short-fused utility assessment, performing their work on time and free of mistakes,” underscoring the team’s trusted support.