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“ARC FLASH STUDY”

GLOSSARY:

COR – Contracting Officers Representative SPOC – Supervisory Point of Contact HSA – Health System Administrator CO – Contracting Officers PHC – Pinon Health Center PPE - Equipment worn in the workplace to protect the wearer from injury or illness.

IEEE Standard 1584- This guide provides mathematical models for designers and facility operators to apply in determining the arc-flash hazard distance and the incident energy to which workers could be exposed during their work on or near electrical equipment.

NFPA 70E- Standards for electrical safety in the work place.

1. DESCRIPTION:

This summary describes the existing condition. Pinon Health Center is requesting an Arc Flash Study for employee Safety and correct PPE (Personal Protective Equipment). Contractor will provide an Arc Flash Hazard Analysis study in accordance with NFPA 70E Standards for electrical safety in the work place and IEEE Standard 1584-Electrical guide to performing Arc Flash Hazard Calculations. Contractor will collect electrical system information, model the electrical system using engineering software, analyze the electrical hazards, provide a written report with mitigation recommendations, and install Arc Flash warning labels. The assessment will begin at the utility service point and will include all significant three phase loads and power distribution equipment including switchgear, switchboards, panels, disconnects, transfer switches, starters, busways and motor control centers.

2. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE:

· January 01, 2025 to December 31, 2025

3. LIST OF SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED:

1.1 Contractor shall furnish all necessary labor, tools, supplies/materials, equipment, and transportation.

2.1 Contractor shall collect system data during on-site visit.

3.1 Contractor will model the electrical system in power system analysis software.

4.1 Contractor will calculate the fault current (worst case short circuit current) at each piece of equipment and compare this to the short circuit rating of the equipment.

5.1 Contractor shall review system coordination and provide recommendations to improve system reliability.

6.1 Contractor shall analyze the arc flash hazards and provide recommendations to mitigate high energy locations by changing circuit breaker setting or changing fuse types where appropriate.

7.1 Contractor will compile results and recommendations into and easy to read report.

8.1 Contractor will provide service report on day of services provided.

9.1 Contractor will provide services (work days) Monday through Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm performing

10.1 Contractor shall provide service report when deliverables and services are complete.

11.1 Contractor shall conduct their operations at all times to ensure the least inconvenience to the Public, Patient Care and IHS staff.

1.1 Contractor personnel will have their company ID badge for identification purposes.

2.1 Contractor shall minimize identified environment risk and maintain a safe physical environment pertaining to Environment of Care.

12.1 All deliveries and services will be scheduled during regular business hours 8:00am to 5:00pm Monday to Friday.

13.1 Contractor shall sign-in at Security Department and have ID badge visible for identification purpose.

4. DELIVERABLES:

· Upon completion of the project, Contractor will deliver the following which will comply with NFPA-70E hazards analysis requirements.

· The arc flash report will include an executive summary, detailed descriptions of the results, graphs, and tables. The arc flash table will include calculated values at each piece of equipment including the incident energy, arc flash boundary, working distance, nominal voltage, upstream protective device, arc fault current, and arc duration. Where appropriate, circuit breaker setting will be provide with the system as found, as well as recommended settings to mitigate arc flash incident energy.

· Arc flash hazard labels (printed and installed by contractor). The arc flash labels will comply with NFPA 70E requirements and will show the unique calculated results at each piece of equipment. This includes the incident energy, site specific PPE level, arc flash boundary, limited approach (shock) boundary, restricted approach (shock) boundary, and nominal voltage.

5. SCHEDULED STATUS PLAN:

· REPORT: Service Ticket and invoice

· PURPOSE: Use for payment

· Frequency: After each on-site visit

6. LOCATION:

· 2175 State Road 4 Pinon, AZ 86510 Pinon Health Center

7. CONTACT INFORMATION:

· Whitney Shorty – Contracting Officer, Whitney.Shorty@ihs.gov/928-725-9807

· Phillip. Antonio, Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor – COR/phillip.antonio@ihs.gov/928-725-9810

8. PROJECT DELIVERABLES WILL BE APPROVED/ACCEPTED BY:

Contracting officer: Whitney Shorty, Purchasing Agent COR: Phillip Antonio, Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor Receiving Agent: Rena Tsosie, General Service Supervisor Accounts Payable: Lavennia Deswood, Accounts