Carrigg Commercial Builders completed an emergency generator replacement for the Bedford Veterans Association, ensuring reliable backup power for a facility serving veterans and community programs. The project focused on upgrading aging infrastructure to support uninterrupted operations during power outages and emergency conditions.

Given the critical nature of the system, the work required careful planning, coordination, and compliance with applicable electrical and safety standards.

Project Goals

• Replace outdated emergency power equipment with a reliable modern system

• Improve facility resilience during power outages and emergency events

• Ensure full compliance with electrical, safety, and life-safety codes

• Minimize disruption to building occupants and daily operations

• Deliver a durable, maintainable power solution

Scope of Work

The project included removal of the existing generator system and installation of new emergency power equipment designed to meet current performance and code requirements.

Key elements of the scope included:

• Removal and disposal of the existing emergency generator

• Installation of a new emergency generator and associated equipment

• Electrical connections and integration with existing building systems

• Upgrades to supporting electrical infrastructure as required

• System testing, commissioning, and verification of performance

• Coordination with inspectors and authorities having jurisdiction

Execution & Outcomes

Carrigg executed the generator replacement with a focus on safety, reliability, and coordination. Work was carefully sequenced to ensure continuous protection of the facility during the transition between systems.

The completed upgrade provides the Bedford Veterans Association with dependable emergency power, supporting safe operations and long-term facility resilience. The project highlights Carrigg’s experience delivering critical infrastructure improvements for institutional and community-focused facilities.