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EOVSA Site Development: Antenna Design, Construction Coordination, and Environmental Compliance

The EOVSA site development project involves comprehensive planning and coordination for the installation of solar-terrestrial antennas at NJIT. Key activities include designing conduits for the entire system, determining required pad sizes for the antennas and solar systems, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. The project also includes obtaining permits, scheduling contractors, and managing resources to support construction from early August to mid-December. Collaboration with biologists and archaeologists is essential to address environmental considerations throughout the project's timeline.

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EOVSA Site Development: Antenna Design, Construction Coordination, and Environmental Compliance

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  1. KjellNelin OVSA Site Manager, Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research New Jersey Institute of Technology Eovsa Site development

  2. Eovsa Site development Sign for Building Surveying Inner Antennas

  3. Design conduit runs for entire system • Determine diameter and length of all runs • Determine possible expansion/future needs • Design concrete pads • 13 antenna sites • Breakout shed • Transformer platforms at shed & building • Pads for solar power systems at 12 & 13? Before contacting contractors

  4. Caltech/NJIT MOU (now in progress) DWP final go-ahead (by July 1, hopefully earlier) Obtain EPA permit for SWPPP (by July 1) Identify and schedule biologist (bird nesting) Arrange archeologist schedule Identify and schedule contractors, with all paperwork done to permit them to work Identify and purchase materials not provided by contractors. Before work starts

  5. To be contacted in May: • Grading/Road contractor • Trenching/conduit contractor • Concrete contractor • Fencing contractor • Building contractor (handled by NJIT/CIT?) contractors

  6. Construction period Aug. 5 – Dec. 15 Above dates may be modified due to weather Once ground disturbances are over, we can proceed with construction of breakout shed, installation of cables, solar power, etc. Schedule of construction

  7. New roads

  8. grading

  9. Trenches/conduit

  10. Trench + Archaeologist

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