Opportunity specifications
- Manufacturer / family
- General Electric / LM2500
- Quantity
- 14 complete mobile packages, per proposal
- Condition
- Rebuilt, per proposal; unit-specific acceptance required
- Frequency
- 60 Hz
- Aggregate stated ISO capacity
- 386.6 MW
- Configurations
- LM2500+DLE, LM2500 Base SAC, LM2500+G4 SAC
- Delivery window in proposal
- May–November 2027; current schedule requires revalidation
- Location / serial schedule
- To be confirmed
- Pricing
- Request a current written quotation
- Source proposal effective date
- August 4, 2026
Fourteen-package portfolio
The supplied proposal describes an acquisition of fourteen rebuilt mobile gas turbine generator packages with phased delivery during 2027. The fleet combines several LM2500 configurations. Whole-portfolio scope is the stated offering; availability of individual packages or smaller groups must be confirmed.
Portfolio configuration and proposed delivery
| Quantity | Configuration | Stated ISO output each | Proposed delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | LM2500+DLE | 29.2 MW | May–October 2027 |
| 7 | LM2500 Base SAC | 24.2 MW | June–November 2027 |
| 1 | LM2500 Base SAC | 29.2 MW | August 2027 |
| 2 | LM2500+G4 SAC | 35.6 MW | August and November 2027 |
The quantities and stated outputs total 14 packages and 386.6 MW. The proposal assigns different outputs to its Base SAC packages; verify each exact configuration and rating from OEM and rebuild records. DLE applies to the identified DLE group, not automatically to every package.
Proposed equipment scope
- GE LM2500 gas turbine, generator package and mobile power module.
- Gas turbine assembly, generator coupling, air intake, exhaust and ventilation equipment.
- Fuel delivery, lubrication package, cooling systems and auxiliary mechanical equipment.
- Electrical distribution, protection, synchronization and auxiliary power systems.
- Turbine and generator controls, monitoring, automatic protection and remote communications capability.
- Available technical, maintenance, inspection, engineering and commercial documentation.
Inspection and performance basis
The proposal cites a representative visual inspection of LM2500 gas-generator components as suitable for continued service, subject to further diligence. That statement is not an acceptance test or condition certification for all fourteen packages.
- Request the complete serial-number schedule, package inventory and present locations.
- Review each unit’s operating hours, starts, maintenance history and rebuild scope.
- Obtain OEM ratings and test evidence for the proposed 60 Hz configuration.
- Verify fuel requirements, emissions equipment and permitting suitability per package.
- Establish generator voltage, protection, synchronization and grid-interface requirements.
- Confirm mobilization, transport dimensions, delivery milestones and site installation responsibilities.
Project applications and staged deployment
The proposed fleet may be considered for utility capacity, independent power generation, data centers, industrial plants, mining, oil and gas operations, peaking or emergency-generation projects. Suitability depends on site engineering, permits, fuel, grid interfaces and guaranteed performance criteria. ISO ratings do not establish delivered net output at your site.
Current quotation and transaction scope
The source proposes phased delivery from May through November 2027. Request the current rebuild status, manufacturing or refurbishment milestones, inspection windows and release schedule. Location is not specified.
Current price, warranty, package boundaries, freight, installation and commissioning responsibilities require a written quotation. Request a refreshed commercial quotation for current portfolio pricing and package scope.
Qualified buyers may request the technical package and discuss LOI, proof-of-funds and inspection requirements through Transformer Traders. Request serial-specific equipment photographs with the technical records.