1_SOW_YOSE_Museum_Fire_Suppression.pdf
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- Replacement of a Fire Supp System at YOSE Museum
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- 140P8525Q0041
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details the replacement of a Marioff High Pressure Water Mist System at the Yosemite Valley Museum/District Ranger Office, a 1924 building housing valuable museum collections and research library. The National Park Service requires a complete system replacement, including replacing all nitrogen hoses, recertifying and hydro-testing nitrogen tanks, and installing a new jockey pump. The contractor must perform pressure tests to ensure system functionality in compliance with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards and provide a passed inspection report.
Additional project considerations include significant hauling restrictions, with vehicles over 45 feet prohibited and one-way controlled traffic in effect 20 miles east of Mariposa County due to ongoing rockslide repairs. The project is critical for protecting the building, its contents, staff, and visitors from potential fire damage, with the Marioff High Pressure Water Mist System being uniquely suited for collections storage protection. The point of contact for this project is Stephanie Bartholomew, Facility Operations Specialist, who can be reached at 209-379-1054.
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Statement of Work Objective
Yosemite National Park requires the replacement of a Marioff High Pressure Water Mist System Located at the Yosemite Valley Museum/District Ranger Office.
Background
The Valley Museum was constructed in 1924, it is one of the original buildings in the administrative complex in Yosemite Valley. It houses some of the most valuable museum collections, research library, multiple offices, and the Vally District Ranger office. It is essential that the fire suppression system is always fully operational to protect the people working in the building, the collections stored in the building, the public visitors and the building itself.
The Marioff High Pressure Water Mist System is unique to collections storage and is necessary to keep the building and its contents safe from fire.
Specifications
The contractor shall completely replace the existing Marioff system in kind with a new system to include the jockey pump
All nitrogen hoses shall be replaced
All nitrogen tanks shall be recertified, filled and hydro-tested per industry standard
Pressure tests shall be performed on the system to ensure functionality as required by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and the park is to be provided a passed inspection report.
Additional Information
HAULING RESTRICTIONS:
Vehicles over 45 feet are prohibited and 1-way controlled traffic for all other vehicles 20 miles East of Mariposa (Mariposa County) 24 hours per day, seven days per week due to rockslide repairs.
Stephanie Bartholomew Facility Operations Specialist Buildings and Grounds Phone: 209-379-1054
Yosemite National Park
National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior
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