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Montreal, CANADA – Reivax North America Inc. is pleased to announce that it was awarded a $14 million USD contract by the United States Department of Defense (U.S. DoD) for the replacement of excitation systems.

As part of the contract, Reivax will remove, install, and commission 16 excitation units used by the U.S. Corps of Engineers for power generation, as well as provide training for the operation and maintenance of the new excitation systems.

Reivax North America Inc. specializes in high-quality excitation systems designed to optimize the performance and reliability of generators in power plants. Its systems ensure precise control of generator voltage and reactive power, enhancing stability and efficiency across a broad range of operating conditions.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employs excitation systems in their hydroelectric power plants to maintain stability and efficiency in electricity generation. These systems are crucial for regulating the voltage and reactive power of generators, ensuring reliable power output across the grid. By controlling the generator’s electromagnetic field, excitation systems help meet energy demands while protecting the equipment from operating outside safe parameters. Reivax will help the Corps of Engineers deliver sustainable and efficient energy solutions.

About Reivax North America Inc.  Excitation System Manufacturer – REIVAX

REIVAX started in April, 1987 by providing control and automation equipment and services for synchronous machines.  The company was founded on the principal of providing greater customer value through innovation. This philosophy lead to the first Power System stabilizer based on accelerating power and ramp-tracking filter better known today as IEEE PSS 2A/2B.

Today, REIVAX is a leading provider of Excitation Systems for synchronous generators and motors as well as Governor and Automation solutions for hydro turbines.