Tennessee Government Maintenance Contract

Customer Profile:

The State of Tennessee renews their maintenance contract every five years to ensure the most competitive and best performance results are achieved for state facilities. During the previous twelve years, Stones River Electric, Inc. has been awarded this contract multiple times. Currently, we are in the second year of a possible five-year contract. Our contract covers approximately 5,709,098 square feet in 67 different facilities. These facilities are spread throughout Davidson, Bradley, Hamilton, and McMinn counties.

Customer Issues:

With more than 5.7 million square feet, the state is challenged with making sure their facilities are electrically performing at peak levels. This includes maintaining and repairing electrical systems, fire alarm systems, and energy management. Safety and a comfortable work environment are always a top priority for the state.

Project Objective:

Stones River Electric has developed a proven process of responding to all types of service requests. Our commitment to the state is to provide quality electrical service and maintenance on a timely and economical basis.

Results:

As a result of our continued commitment, we have performed thousands of electrical services ranging from installing new plugs to complete electrical renovations. Some of the specific projects performed included maintenance and repairs at the R. S. Gass building where we installed new feeders. In addition, we installed panels in the electrical room of Tennessee’s State Bio-terrorism Lab. Another project involved installing an intercom system in the Chattanooga Complex located in Hamilton County. This intercom linked the Client Services Building with the Main Building to ensure safe evacuation in case of an emergency. At the Tennessee Towers, two transformers were removed and replaced with two new transformers. We most recently added Infrared Technology offering to the State of Tennessee. This technology is used for preventative maintenance to detect electrical deficiencies before more serious problems occur, which can lead to shut down of major equipment, floors, or entire facilities. We have completed the Polk building and are on target to provide this service in many more facilities.