Sell surplus cable from power projects
Outage stock, project overruns and decommissioned cable differ sharply. Describe the cable itself and the site conditions before assuming any material can be purchased or removed.
MAKE YOUR LOT EASY TO BUY
The right cable details and photos make the next commercial step clearer. Send what you have; not every field needs to be perfect.
Distinguish new stock from take-out
Unused labeled reels may be assessed differently from cable removed after years of service. State when and how material was stored or removed, any visible jacket damage and whether test reports or manufacturer documents are available.
Capture the details a reviewer needs
A useful list includes conductor metal and size, voltage class, insulation and shielding, reel count, footage and photos of labels and cable markings. For mixed lots, keep each cable family separate.
Plan around plant access
Tell the reviewer whether the lot is in a warehouse, laydown yard or restricted facility, plus loading requirements and outage or release windows. No energized work, rigging, site visit or pickup is implied by submitting a quote.