PWS_AHU -W Building 110.docx

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

MICHAEL E. DEBAKEY VA MEDICAL CENTER

HOUSTON, TEXAS

Project Title: Replace Hydronic Cooling Coil for AHU -W B-110

1. GENERAL:

Contractor shall provide all labor, transportation, materials, tools, and equipment necessary to replace one hydronic coil for AHU -W at building B-110, unit is exterior to the building at the DeBakey VA Medical Center at 2002 Holcombe, Houston, TX 77030.

2. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES:

a. One hydronic cooling coil for AHU -W is damaged and needs replacement in Building B-110.

1. AHU -W is a York XTI-066x102-FANA046A outdoor Air Handler rated at 27,000 CFM installed in roughly 2006 and is located outside building B-110. See Attachments 1 for information. Contractor should field verify all components.

2. The coil shall be replaced with new, functionally equivalent or better coil of equal capacity. The blower fan for this AHU is still operational and is being used to distribute air to the 1st and 2nd floor of the west wing of the building. The work will need to be scheduled to allow continued operation of the impacted area served by this AHU. Work requiring the AHU to be shut down will need to be performed outside normal hospital hours. Work will need to start on a Friday late afternoon and be completed by Sunday evening. All phasing will be coordinated with the COR. Consult with the COR for exact items and locations.

b. The contractor will provide all labor, materials, equipment, permits, supervision, and any other services necessary, to complete the following tasks:

1. Remove existing AHU panels, insulation, and any other components necessary to allow removal of the damaged coils.

2. Remove damaged cold-water coil and replace with new coil that meet or exceed the quality, capacity, and capabilities (temperature, pressure, flow, etc.) of the existing coil. Remove the damaged coil from the site once work is complete.

3. Reconnect the existing hot water coil that was moved for access to the unit. Insulate piping as required.

4. The new coil shall have a corrosion resistant coating at least equivalent to an Electro Fin E-Coat or an Epoxy Immersion Coating as shown in Attachment 2. Submit specifications for VA review and approval.

5. Provide any necessary new screws, gaskets, sealants, couplings, etc. to replace the damaged coil. All new equipment and components must be fully functional and work properly with the existing equipment.

6. Test the newly installed components to verify water and air flows, cooling functions, and that no water leaks are present. Demonstrate to the COR that water flows through all new coils without leaks before cabinet panels are reinstalled.

7. After new equipment functionality has been confirmed by the COR, reinstall cabinet panels, gaskets, etc. to bring the AHU back to a functionally sealed condition roughly equivalent to the condition before the panels were removed.

8. Install new insulation on pipes and other locations where the original insulation was removed to allow removal and replacement of the coils. New insulation should be equivalent to the existing thickness and quality.

9. Perform final functional check to confirm heating and cooling capabilities are restored and no leaks are present.

c. All work shall be accomplished within sixty (60) calendar days from the date designated by the Contracting Officer. The VA would like this work to be accomplished as soon as reasonably possible.

d. After award, but prior to the start of any field work, the contractor shall contact the COR to review proposed methods and schedule for accomplishing the work and to review shut down requirements, hot permits, and VAMC safety requirements. Field work may not commence until these items have been reviewed and approved as detailed below.

e. All new materials and components will be tested (by the contractor at their expense) and be fully functional upon completion of installation.

1. Make all necessary piping connections.

2. Follow manufacturer’s installation instructions.

3. Damage caused by the contractor during this project to any existing surfaces shall be repaired to the original condition at the Contractors expense.

4. Any changes to this SOW shall be authorized and approved only through written correspondence from the CO.

5. All installed items shall be new. All work shall meet current local, state, and national codes and requirements. All new materials will be equivalent to, or better than, the existing materials.

6. Provide manufactures warranty information.

7. Contractor Qualifications: The installing contractor shall be licensed by the state of Texas to perform the work under this contract. Submit installing contractor license number.

3.0 ATTACHMENTS

Attachments are supplied for background information only. It may not show the current status of the equipment. Field measurements and observation must be used to gather all necessary information.

Attachment 1: AHU -W HVAC specifications and location plan.

Attachment 2: Epoxy immersive coating Note that these attachments are the best available data that the VA has. The installed equipment may differ from this information and field verification of actual conditions are necessary.

4.0 SUBMITTALS

Before installing new components, the Contractor shall submit to the MEDVAMC the following:

Manufacturer spec sheets for the new coils.

The VA shall check and approve the contractor's material submittals for conformity with the PWS Documents. All submittals shall be in electronic .pdf format.

5.0 CODE REQUIREMENTS

The VA shall be responsible for obtaining necessary local agency approvals as required.

All work shall comply with all local, state, and federal rules and regulations. In the event of a code discrepancy the stricter of the ordinances shall prevail.

6.0 BIDDING REQUIREMENTS

Please itemize out all bids.

7.0 WARRANTY

A one-year labor and materials warranty is required from the date of project completion (BOD) as formally determined by the government.

8.0 PROPOSED SCHEDULE:

Work shall commence upon contract award from the government and shall be completed within 60 calendar days after award.

Phasing: Normal medical center operations must be maintained. Any work requiring that either AHU operation be stopped will need to be performed outside normal hours over a weekend.

9. WORK LOCATION:

The work site location is at the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center in Houston, TX in B-110.

10. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY AND SERVICES

The Government will provide the following:

· Government Utilities. The Government will furnish electricity and water for the contractor’s use incidental to contract performance at the location being serviced.

· Facilities: The Government will provide a small area for the Contractor to store equipment used to complete the requirements under the contract if space is available.

· Toilet and washrooms for the technicians employed by the Contractor in the performance of this contract.

· Contractor will be allowed to use the VA Canteen Service for breaks and lunches. Contractor will not use any other location throughout the facility for such purposes.

Parking is rigidly controlled throughout the Medical Center. Contractor parking is only allowed in authorized areas. Contractor shall abide by all police requirements. Parking in designated patient parking areas is strictly prohibited. Parking for equipment necessary to perform the work will be authorized in advance of starting the project. On-site parking will be in the parking lot adjacent to the parking garage. Contractor will be allowed to load and unload at the work site as needed for performance under the contract.

11.0 DEBRIS REMOVAL

The Contractor shall be required to remove waste materials and debris from the campus daily and at the completion of the project. All waste material and debris shall be removed off the site by the contractor and shall be disposed of in accordance with applicable State and Federal regulations. The work area must be maintained in a safe working condition and OSHA and NFPA fire prevention standards must be observed during the duration of the project.

12.0 PROJECT SAFETY:

The contractor shall perform work in a safe manner as required by OSHA Safety and Health Requirements. Provide a verbal report to the CO as soon as possible of each occurrence of damage to Government property or an accident resulting in death, injury, occupational disease, or adverse environmental impact. Provide a completed copy of required Accident Investigation Reports to the CO within five calendar days of each occurrence.

Contractor shall comply with the following and keep a copy of any permits on site at all times:

· MEDVAMC Hot work Permits required as needed.

13. PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT:

The COR will conduct a 100% surveillance inspection of work requirements and services for subject contract. After the completion and before leaving the site, the Contractor shall contact the COR for final inspection. The COR will document and sign off inspection results. The inspector will inform the contractor of inspection results and any unacceptable result shall require re-performance at no additional cost to the Government. Any unsatisfactory inspection (defect) result shall be corrected. All work shall be done in a first-class manner according to the best trade practices and to the satisfaction of the Project Manager.

14. SECURITY:

All contractor personnel shall obtain a short-term identification badge issued by the VA. Such badge shall be worn by the individual and prominently displayed at all times while on VA property. No employee of the contractor shall enter the project site without a valid identification badge issued by the VA. In order to obtain a short-term identification badge, contractor personnel shall present to the Project Manager two valid (non-expired) photo identification issued by a US federal, state or local government agency.

All contractor personnel are subject to inspection of personal effects when entering or leaving the project site.