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Today another section of the Ship Quick Disconnect (SQD) support framework was attached to the Starbase Pad 1 BQD hood, eventually GSE lines will be run through the full framework assembly and then likely a QD plate attached to the end of those lines. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

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