2-Exhibit A_BARC Generator ATS Locations_04012026_BA.pdf

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This document is Exhibit A, a reference map showing generator and Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) locations at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center (BARC) in Beltsville, Maryland, operated by USDA-ARS. The exhibit displays a detailed geographical map of the BARC facility with numbered building and equipment locations marked with exclamation point symbols indicating generator and ATS positions throughout the campus. The map includes a scale indicator (1 inch = 362 feet) and identifies major areas such as Beltsville Heights, Chestnut Hill, and surrounding neighborhoods. Red boundary lines delineate the BARC facility perimeter, and numerous building codes are labeled across the property to facilitate identification of maintenance and repair service locations. This map serves as a reference tool for contractors performing maintenance and repair work on the facility's electrical power generation and transfer switching systems under the associated IDIQ contract.

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BARC EPSS (Generator/ATS/MTS) Maintenance and Repair IDIQ Beltsville Agricultural Research Center (BARC) USDA-ARS, Beltsville, MD

Exhibit A BARC Generator & ATS Locations

178-2

203C

011A

010A

307200

163F

NAL

230 307B 309 307C

B1 006

421161

204203

HH1

218Q

177C

301E 301C

204B

339D

303A

255A 340

308C

163J

339F

509F

192L

203A

192J

116010511003

11811194

203FE

015I

215B 218J

1070 506A

218G

013A

14011030

192G

312A

342D

336B

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Generators 1 inch = 362 feet±

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