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C&W Ref. 256618 for power systems and SCADA/PLC equipment. Our findings, along with recommended improvements, will be detailed in the final report. The report will also incorporate photographs and data collected during grounding tests performed by a qualified electrical contractor. Our field investigation will focus on evaluating lightning and surge protection measures for electrical power systems, emergency power infrastructure, PLC field panels, and SCADA systems—including RTUs and radio antennas. To support this effort, we will coordinate with electrical contractors to obtain pricing for grounding tests. Formal proposals will be submitted to IRCDUS staff for procurement consideration. Upon contractor selection, we will participate in field testing activities to oversee and document the grounding evaluation process. We anticipate a three-day field schedule with the contractor to complete these assessments. Task 3: Wellfield Emergency Stands Facility Evaluation: We will perform an assessment to evaluate emergency power options for existing wells and develop an alternatives analysis to provide backup power coverage for all well sites associated with the Oslo Water Treatment Plant (WTP). The proposed alternatives will include: 1. Installation of a centralized emergency generator at the Intergenerational Center to serve wells S-5, S-6, and S-7. 2. Standalone generators installed at wells S-5, S-6, and S-7. 3. An additional generator at the Oslo WTP with conduit and conductors routed from the WTP to each well site. As part of this option, consideration will be given to removing the existing standalone generator at well S -4R to reduce ongoing maintenance costs. A parallel alternatives analysis will be conducted to provide emergency backup power for the Hobart WTP well sites. This analysis will examine: 1. A centralized generator serving wells N-7, N-9, and future well sites. 2. Standalone generators installed at wells N-7 and N-9. 3. Extension of power service from the WTP to back up the separate FPL electrical service. We will quantify the limitations of the existing emergency generators at both Oslo and Hobart WTPs in supporting Option 3, and where needed, recommend system enhancements to improve resiliency.