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LM2500+G4 units 

EQUIPMENT AND ORIGINAL DOCUMENTATION
Two GE LM2500+G4 DLE turbine-generator packages. 

33.6 MW ISO per turbine at 60 Hz, 2013 core manufacture, zero fired hours, and preservation by periodic crank testing assemblies as 678-192 and 678-186, with additional component serials that must be reconciled during inspection. 

The generating packages are presented at 60 Hz; the dossier describes 50/60 Hz capability, but the exact delivered frequency must be agreed in the final schedule.

Attached is the original 11-page supplier document, retaining its photographs, technical tables, scope and transaction procedure. Supplier-identifying details and source prices have been redacted. The dossier is an equipment submission; its historical photos and stated availability are not a substitute for current proof of existence and seller authority.

This package-only scope excludes the steam turbine, HRSGs, cooling towers, transformers and the plant control system as described in the scope table. It must not be treated as a turnkey, ready-to-operate power plant. Required controls, frequency work, dismantling, packing, freight, insurance, duties and installation must be separately scoped and priced. No equipment warranty is offered under the source as-is sale terms.

The alternative complete-plant configuration, including the two HRSGs and approximately 25 MW steam-turbine package, is proposed at USD 105,000,000 total on the same indicative, subject-to-confirmation basis. The steam turbine is 50 Hz; a 60 Hz combined-cycle project requires separately engineered and priced modifications and cannot be represented as a ready 60 Hz complete plant.

PROCEDURE TO TECHNICAL REVIEW, INSPECTION AND PURCHASE
1. Select the package-only or complete-plant scope; provide the purchasing legal entity, intended project country, required frequency and delivery target in an asset-specific LOI. Confidential buyer registration and non-circumvention/fee protection must be established before inspection.
2. Execute the applicable confidentiality documents and arrange confidential verification of funding capability. The fuller maintenance, preservation and inspection records are released under the supplier's qualification process. The final selling price, current availability, ownership/selling authority and precise equipment schedule must be confirmed in writing before a deposit or travel commitment.
3. The supplier's stated procedure proposes a refundable 0.25% exclusivity deposit for a 30-day due-diligence period. Its amount, beneficiary, refund trigger, deadline and release terms must first be documented and accepted. This email does not instruct any payment or guarantee a refund.
4. Arrange an on-site or real-time video inspection, including identification/nameplates, package completeness, preservation records and witnessed crank testing where authorized. Site contact, access conditions, dates, permitted tests and inspector/travel costs are agreed before attendance. Inspection is not final technical acceptance or an unconditional purchase commitment.
5. Following satisfactory due diligence, finalize the sale contract, technical acceptance, title-transfer documents, delivery obligations and protected closing instructions. The source proposes 50% to begin dismantling/packing and 50% when packed and ready to ship; these milestones remain subject to the final contract and agreed payment security. The source's estimated logistics programme is approximately 10–14 weeks from first payment to a US customer location, not a confirmed delivery promise for other destinations.

Please reply with the selected scope, project country and purchasing entity so we can progress the protected qualification and inspection route for these identified units.