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station (IMS), (6) spare parts, (7) the LMS master
communication/data link equipment, (8) MMI equipment, (9) field
equipment, (10) installation/test equipment for phase II
transponders, (11) installation of watthour meter input devices,
(12) residential load control transponders, (13) residential
meter transponders, (14) commercial industrial meter
transponders, (15) load survey transponder, and (16) distribution
automation transponders. The schedule also itemizes many
subcomponents of the LMS components.
The A.B. Chance contract contains cross-references to the
LMS specifications document. FPL created the LMS specifications,
which contains more than 600 pages. Petitioner specifically
cites appendix D, Tentative Delivery Schedule, and appendix E,
Initial Phase Implementation. Appendix D summarizes the number
of metering transponders that FPL planned to install in each year
from 1985 to 1992 and identifies the transponder voltage, the
number of residential meter transponders nondemand, commercial
meter transponders demand, and commercial meter transponders
nondemand.
We find that the description of the LMS property is
sufficiently detailed so that it is “readily identifiable” with
the terms of the A.B. Chance contract and the LMS specifications.
The bid schedule in the A.B. Chance contract outlines the
component parts for the LMS. Appendix D identifies the number of
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