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36C25619Q1045 0005 Statement Of Work - Walk-in Coolers and Freezers - Attachment 1.pdf

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DRAFT - STATEMENT OF WORK

Dietary Walk-in Coolers and Freezers Replacement

Introduction and Overview

This Statement of Work describes general and specifics for fully renovate the existing dietary walk-in coolers and freezers at the Houston VAMC. This includes to remove and replace the cooler and freezer and all associated accessory systems to unit. The Houston VAMC requires a contractor to perform the work necessary to accomplish the goal.

1. The contractor shall provide all labor, materials, tools, equipment, expertise, administration, supervision and transportation as necessary to perform all work in accordance with provided construction specifications, drawings, all documents attached to this contract, all terms and conditions of this contract, and this statement of work. A brief overview of the scope of work is included below:

a. Provide and install temporary coolers and freezers

b. Remove and replace (5) Coolers / (3) Freezers completely. Installation will include all new associated sub systems associated with the function of the units. Contractor is responsible to ensure all measurements, power requirements, etc. are compatible with the infrastructure.

i. 5 Coolers / 3 Freezers floor panels; shall be manufactured in accordance with NSF

#7. Overall size of the walk-in to be 53’9” wide x 54’8½” long x 9’2” high with offset. The box shall be (8) compartments per drawing.

ii. 4” foam core panels shall be Underwriters Laboratories-listed as having flame spread of 25 or lower and smoke generation of 450 or lower when tested in accordance with ASTME-84-76. Panels shall be approved by Factory Mutual as a

Class 1 building type. They shall be manufactured with foamed in place CFC free

Enovate 3000 or Solstice foam system in accordance with the 2009 Federal Energy

Standards (EISA).

iii. Factory trained installation is required. All work and materials shall fall in full accordance with local and or state ordinances, and with any other prevailing rules and regulations.

iv. Panels shall consist of interior and exterior metal skins precisely foamed with steel dies and roll-form equipment and thoroughly checked with gauges for accuracy.

Metal skins shall be treated on the inside surface with a bonding agent to ensure a stable adhesion with the chemical bonding agents of the urethane. The metal skins shall be placed into heated molds and liquid urethane injected between them.

Urethane shall be foamed in place (poured, not frothed) and, when completely cured, shall bind tenaciously to metal skins to form an insulated panel. Panels shall contain 100% urethane insulation and have no internal wood or structural members between skins unless required and approved by said consultant as structural support for external accessories. To insure tight joints, panel edges must have foamed-in-place tongue and groove with a flexible vinyl gasket foamed-in-place on the interior and exterior of all tongue edges. Gaskets shall be resistant to damage from oil, fats, water and detergents and must be NSF-approved. Gaskets shall not be stapled or glued to metal skins.

v. Insulation shall be rigid urethane “Foamed-in-Place”. Insulation shall have a minimum R-Value of R32 for freezers. These R-values shall be determined as per

Section 312 of the EISA code. For calculating the R-value of the freezer, the K-factor of the foam at 20° F. (average foam temperature) shall be used. For calculating the R-value of the cooler, the K-factor of the foam at 55° F. (average foam temperature) shall be used. Factory trained installation is required. All work and materials shall fall in full accordance with local and or state ordinances, and with any other prevailing rules and regulations.

vi. Panels shall consist of interior and exterior metal skins precisely foamed with steel dies and roll-form equipment and thoroughly checked with gauges for accuracy.

Metal skins shall be treated on the inside surface with a bonding agent to ensure a stable adhesion with the chemical bonding agents of the urethane. The metal skins shall be placed into heated molds and liquid urethane injected between them.

Urethane shall be foamed in place (poured, not frothed) and, when completely cured, shall bind tenaciously to metal skins to form an insulated panel. Panels shall contain 100% urethane insulation and have no internal wood or structural members between skins unless required and approved by said consultant as structural support for external accessories. To insure tight joints, panel edges must have foamed-in-place tongue and groove with a flexible vinyl gasket foamed-in-place on the interior and exterior of all tongue edges. Gaskets shall be resistant to damage from oil, fats, water and detergents and must be NSF-approved. Gaskets shall not be stapled or glued to metal skins.

vii. Insulation shall be rigid urethane “Foamed-in-Place”. Insulation shall have a minimum R-Value of R32 for freezers. These R-values shall be determined as per

Section 312 of the EISA code. For calculating the R-value of the freezer, the K-factor of the foam at 20° F. (average foam temperature) shall be used. For calculating the R-value of the cooler, the K-factor of the foam at 55° F. (average foam temperature) shall be used.

viii. All panels except corner panels shall be made in 23” and 46” widths, fully interchangeable for fast, easy assembly. Panels 11-1/2”, 17-1/4”, or 34-1/2” wide are to be furnished only if required to fit allocated space. To assure perfect alignment and maximum strength, corner panels shall employ a right-angle configuration with exterior horizontal dimensions of 12” on each side.

ix. Panels shall be equipped with a Speed-Lok (cam-lock) joining devices. The distance between locks shall not exceed 46”. Each device shall consist of a cam action, hooked locking arm placed in one panel, and a steel rod positioned in the adjoining panel, so that when the arm is rotated, the hook engages the rod and draws the panels tightly together with cam action. Arms and rods shall be housed in individual steel pockets. Pockets on one side of the panel shall be connected to pockets on the other side in width, by use of 2” wide metal straps set into and completely surrounded by insulation. When panels are joined together, these straps shall form lock-to-lock connections for superior strength. Locking device shall be accessible from the inside to facilitate installations in confined areas, and shall be provided with flush, press-fit caps. Surface mounted plastic plugs will not be accepted.

x. Exterior Finish- Exposed walls to be 22 ga smooth stainless steel, exposed edges of ceiling panels to be capped with 22 ga stainless steel. Unexposed walls and ceilings to be stucco embossed aluminum.

xi. Interior Finish- 22 ga stainless steel.

xii. Floor will be sealed

xiii. Doors – Doors opening will be 48” x 84” (clear opening) Super doors with a reinforced 14 ga. U-Channel steel frame, backed with additional 1/4” steel plate where all hardware is mounted. This steel frame with an internal thermal breaker will prevents twisting, sagging, and eliminates the need for structural members.

Doors to be cut 8” for insulation and concrete. Finished clear door opening to be

48” x 76”. Doors to be furnished with Dent D60 Latch, Polished aluminum; D69B hinges, polished aluminum. Also, the door will have a 2” dial thermometer, vapor proof light assembly, with LED bulb; and an inside safety release. Super doors to have three hinges and 1/8” diamond aluminum kick plates in and out on door and frame 48” high. Doors to be furnished with 14” x 14” windows (heated).

xiv. Accessories – (a) Twenty-eight (28) 48” LED light fixtures shall be provided as the replacement. Lights shall be for wet conditions and exceed all prevailing codes. (NOTE) Seal the inside of electrical conduit in any area before it enters the walk-in cooler or freezer, where it enters a light fixture, and also including all J-boxes and control panels. (b) Freezers to include size appropriate pressure relief port. (c)Furnish blast freezer kit for doors in -20°F compartments. (d) Include five

(5) compartment ID signs 10” x 2” each “COOLER” black with white letters and

(3) compartment ID signs 10” x 2” each “FREEZER” black with white letters.

Field mounted. (e) Provide ceiling support on exterior of walk-in as required.

NO STRUCTURAL MEMBERS ALLOWED INSIDE WALK-IN. (f) Provide two (2) column enclosures of same materials as wall panels. Size and shape as shown on drawings. Ceiling panels to be field cut at columns. (g) Provide 1/8” aluminum diamond tread wainscot 48” high for complete interior of all compartments.

xv. Refrigeration- Preassembled remote, water cooled, semi-hermetic or scroll systems shall be provided, sized for holding only, no product load calculated unless specifically noted. Systems shall be UL approved as systems (not components only). All systems shall utilize R-448A refrigerant. Coolers must be able to maintain 35°F operating temperature with a maximum run time of 16 hours under normal operating conditions. Freezers must be able to maintain -10°/-20°F operating temperature in the freezer with a maximum run time of 18 hours under normal operating conditions (taking into consideration opening and closing of doors).

xvi. Evaporators to be provided with all necessary components for proper operation including two-speed EC fan motors with Smart-Speed™ technology.

2. Safety: All Contractor personnel working onsite at the Medical Center will be required to be 10-hour OSHA Certified and a supervisor with 30-hour OSHA certification.

3. Access: Although the Houston VAMC campuses are public facilities, access to facility maintenance areas, electrical areas, mechanical areas, roof access, and certain other portions of the medical facility are restricted from the general public. Accessing these areas require advance notice, pre-approval, and scheduling to gain entry. All visits and access requests to the Houston VAMC under this scope of work shall be coordinated through the Contracting

Officer Representative (COR).

4. Warranty: Contractor shall provide full warranty for 12 months from dated of acceptance for labor and parts.

5. Period of performance: All work shall be completed 90 days after award of the Contract.

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