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549-19-2-205-0437

36C25719Q1334 08-20-2019

Rolando A Pasayan 210 694 6248 09-11-2019

1500 CST

Department of Veterans Affairs VISN17 Network Contracting Activity 7400 Merton Minter Blvd. (10N17/90C) San Antonio TX 78229

X 100

X

Y

339113

1000 Employees

N/A

X

DALLAS VA MEDICAL CENTER

LOGISTICS

4500 S. LANCASTER RD

DALLAS TX 75216

VISN17 Network Contracting Activity 7400 Merton Minter Blvd. (10N17/90C) San Antonio TX 78229

Electronic Submission of Invoices http://www.ob10.com/us/en/#&panel1-1 Austin, TX 78714-9971 for submitting invoices.

(877) 353-9791 (512) 460-5540

See CONTINUATION Page

This solicitation is for CEILING LIFTS for the Dallas VA and Bonham VA.

The Government intends to award a firm-fixed price contract to the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) vendor.

See schedule for details.

Site visit information will be attached with RFQ LAST day to submit questions for site visit is 08/27/2019

@ 1400 CST.

NO other questions will be answered after the 1st Amendment.

$0.00 See CONTINUATION Page

X X

Michael J. Tusinger Contracting Officer

36C25719Q1334

Table of Contents

SECTION A

A.1 SF 1449 SOLICITATION/CONTRACT/ORDER FOR COMMERCIAL ITEMS

SECTION B - CONTINUATION OF SF 1449 BLOCKS

B.1 CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION DATA

B.2 INSTRUCTIONS TO OFFERORS

B.3 PRICE/COST SCHEDULE

ITEM INFORMATION

B.4 DELIVERY SCHEDULE

SECTION C - CONTRACT CLAUSES

C.1 52.252-2 CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (FEB 1998)

C.2 52.212-5 CONTRACT TERMS AND CONDITIONS REQUIRED TO IMPLEMENT

STATUTES OR EXECUTIVE ORDERS—COMMERCIAL ITEMS (OCT 2018)

C.3 52.237-1 SITE VISIT (APR 1984)

C.4 VAAR 852.203-70 COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING (MAY 2018)

C.5 VAAR 852.219-10 VA NOTICE OF TOTAL SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN-

OWNED SMALL BUSINESS SET-ASIDE (JUL 2016)(DEVIATION)

C.6 VAAR 852.219-74 LIMITATIONS ON SUBCONTRACTING—MONITORING AND

COMPLIANCE (JUL 2018)

C.7 VAAR 852.232-72 ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION OF PAYMENT REQUESTS (NOV

2018)

C.8 VAAR 852.246-71 REJECTED GOODS (OCT 2018)

C.9 VAAR 852.247-73 PACKING FOR DOMESTIC SHIPMENT (OCT 2018)

C.10 VAAR 852.270-1 REPRESENTATIVES OF CONTRACTING OFFICERS (JAN

2008)

SECTION D - CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS, OR ATTACHMENTS

SECTION E - SOLICITATION PROVISIONS

E.1 GRAY MARKET LANGUAGE (MAY 2016)

E.2 52.252-1 SOLICITATION PROVISIONS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (FEB

1998)

E.3 52.209-7 INFORMATION REGARDING RESPONSIBILITY MATTERS (OCT 2018)

E.4 52.233-2 SERVICE OF PROTEST (SEP 2006)

E.5 VAAR 852.233-70 PROTEST CONTENT/ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION

(OCT 2018)

E.6 VAAR 852.233-71 ALTERNATE PROTEST PROCEDURE (OCT 2018)

E.7 52.212-2 EVALUATION—COMMERCIAL ITEMS (OCT 2014)

E.8 52.212-3 OFFEROR REPRESENTATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS—

COMMERCIAL ITEMS (OCT 2018)

E.9 VAAR 852.273-74 AWARD WITHOUT EXCHANGES (JAN 2003)

SECTION B - CONTINUATION OF SF 1449 BLOCKS

B.1 CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION DATA

1. Contract Administration: All contract administration matters will be handled by the following individuals:

a. CONTRACTOR:

b. GOVERNMENT: Contracting Officer 36C257

VISN17 Network Contracting Activity

7400 Merton Minter Blvd. (10N17/90C)

San Antonio TX 78229

2. CONTRACTOR REMITTANCE ADDRESS: All payments by the Government to the contractor will be made in accordance with:

[x] 52.232-33, Payment by Electronic Funds Transfer—System For Award Management, or

[] 52.232-36, Payment by Third Party

3. INVOICES: Invoices shall be submitted in arrears:

a. Quarterly []

b. Semi-Annually []

c. Other [X] Upon Receipt

4. GOVERNMENT INVOICE ADDRESS: All Invoices from the contractor shall be submitted electronically in accordance with VAAR Clause 852.232-72 Electronic Submission of Payment Requests.

Department of Veterans Affairs

Electronic Submission of Invoices http://www.ob10.com/us/en/#&panel1-1

Austin, TX 78714-9971 for submitting invoices.

B.2 INSTRUCTIONS TO OFFERORS

Evaluation Factors for Award

This solicitation is issued as a Total SDVOSB set-aside. The vendor must be registered for NAICS 339113 in SAM to be eligible for award.

Quotations due 09/11/2019 at 3:00 p.m. CST.

Email quotes to rolando.pasayan@va.gov

Point of Contact:

Rolando A. Pasayan

Contract Administrator

Regional Procurement Office West (RPO West)

Network Contracting Office 17 (NCO 17)

7400 Merton Minter Blvd. (10N17/90C)

San Antonio, TX 78229

Phone: 210-694-6248 rolando.pasayan@va.gov

Late quotes or documentation will not be accepted. All questions, comments, or inquiries are to be submitted in writing to the Point of Contact, referenced above, prior to the closing of the solicitation.

I. Basis of Award

The Government intends to award a contract resulting from this solicitation to the responsible offeror whose quote conforming to the solicitation meets or exceeds the requirement at the lowest price, Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA). The quotes will be evaluated based on the evaluation factors listed below. The technical acceptability will be evaluated on an "acceptable" or "unacceptable" basis. The lowest price contractor will first be evaluated. If determined to be technically “unacceptable,” the next lowest price response will be evaluated, and so on, until an offer is determined to be “acceptable.” The following areas will be evaluated:

mailto:susan.flores2@va.gov

EVALUATION FACTOR CRITERIA:

1. TECHNICAL-Contractor Shall address each technical evaluation criteria sub category, a – i for their respective quote to be technically acceptable. Those offerors who fail to address each sub category will not be eligible to receive the award.

a. Ceiling lifts must have a continuous charge rail that charges the lift anywhere in the room and must have been successfully proven to work with existing supports which are Guldmann GH2 ceiling mounts and wall mounts; otherwise, new supports must be included in the quote. Ceiling lifts that are to be placed on existing Guldmann GH2 ceiling lift rail must be proven to charge and be safe and functional on those rails;

otherwise, new rail must be included in the quote. Ceiling lift rail designs must avoid blocking the function of privacy curtains.

b. Ceiling lifts must have a double positioning lock feature where specified, and on those specified lifts, the motion of the traverse or lift on the traverse must be able to be stopped independently.

c. Ceiling lifts must comply with ISO 10535 and UL standards and be suitable for heavy, repeated use as found in an intensive care, therapy or radiology environment, including repeated repositioning operations such as one 20-second-long heavy lift per minute for 4 minutes.

d. Ceiling lifts must have weight capacities and scales as specified in the Statement of Work pages 4-28, with compact 2-point hanger bars that are quickly removable without tools. Rubber flaps are not acceptable. . Scales must display weight in pounds or kilograms on the hand control and must not reduce lifting height, and the hand control must stay connected to the lift.

e. Ceiling lifts must be compatible with and warranted for use with other manufacturers’ loop slings that are suitable for 2-point hanger bars, including the full range of Guldmann lifting, therapy, and repositioning slings, Alpha Modalities repositioning and lifting slings, Barton car slings, Medco ambulation slings, Horcher loop-based lifting and repositioning slings, Invacare lifting slings, HoverTech HoverSlings, and EZ-Way lifting and ambulation slings.

f. Ceiling lifts must be able to lower patients easily in an emergency without the use of a ladder or tools, with a sustained pull on a red cord.

g. Ceiling lifts must allow sleep in inpatient rooms, including no warning beeps or flashing lights during normal operation or when there are battery problems.

h. Quote must have a minimum of a 3 year warranties on tracks, installation, motors, and all newly installed parts and must cover labor, shipping, and travel. This warranty service is expected to be generally completed onsite and must not require facility staff to ship a lift back to the vendor.

i. Vendor must describe how they will ensure minimal downtime when support and parts are needed during the warranty period and how they will provide education for users and biomedical engineering staff.

2. PAST EXPERIENCE:

Contractors shall provide a minimum of three (3) references indicating same/ similar services/projects for similar installations, including room-coverage systems mounted both by wall and by ceiling, curtain crossing, and connections between rooms., Contractor shall also list number of years’ experience with installation onto Guldmann continuous-charge rails and supports.

3. PRICE - Contractor shall complete B.4 Price/Cost Schedule. The schedule may be altered, or an alternate schedule used where appropriate in order to express quote details.

The Government intends to award the contract resulting from this solicitation without discussions. However, the Government reserves the right to conduct discussions if it determines discussions to be in its best interest.

Statement of Work: Ceiling lift Replacements in Dallas VAMC and Bonham VA

A. General Information

1. Title of Project: Ceiling lift Replacements in Dallas VAMC and Sam Rayburn Memorial Veterans Center

2. Scope of Work: The contractor shall provide all labor, supervision and all other resources required to deliver the requirements stated herein, except as may otherwise be specified in this statement of work. 550-pound, 770-pound, or 825-pound advanced ceiling lifts as specified (with fast motion, continuous-charge room-covering rail systems, and tool-free emergency lowering, plus scales where specified) are to be delivered, installed, and tested, in up to 309 places as listed in the location list. In each case, functioning lifts will be traded in (and there will be 6 extra traded-in motors because the GH2 Twin lifts had two lifts each). Any discount associated with trade-in must be noted on the bid. Deinstallation and disposal of old lifts and unneeded rail and hardware is the contractor’s responsibility. All work must be coordinated with COR and Supply Chain Management Services in order to coordinate paperwork, and all new and decommissioned lifts must be taken to PPM in the Warehouse (Bldg 44 in Dallas; bldg.

10 in Bonham) for inventory record/sticker purposes. In large rooms to be specified below, new continuous-charge rail will be required and will need to attach to existing structural supports. Some of those rooms, as specified, will require a redesign to accommodate curtains and door widths (likely to mean the traveling rail is the longer rail). Locations are in Dallas VAMC and Sam Rayburn Memorial Veterans Center (Bonham). Installation/replacement will need to be timed according to availability of rooms. Details are provided in sections C and D below, Specific Mandatory Tasks and

Associated Deliverables. If proposed cost exceeds budget, VA will prioritize and specify final lift replacement locations.

3. Background: Ceiling lifts have been installed in many places throughout the VA North Texas Health Care System. The Arjo Maxi Sky lifts in SCI Outpatient Clinic are currently the oldest in the building, from 2006, and are breaking down often enough to warrant replacement. The GH2 lifts installed in 2008 and 2009 will be unsupported by the manufacturer as of 2020, so we are starting the process of replacing them. This first set of upgrades will include only systems that do not have continuous charge, so that we solve a problem of usability caused by the older charging stations. These systems integrate into an existing system in which mostly Guldmann ceiling lifts (with ceiling lifts from 3 other manufacturers and floor lifts from 7 manufacturers scattered throughout the facility) are used to lift, transfer, and reposition inpatients and outpatients. Patients may arrive at any of these locations on a sling or be sent on to another location on a sling applied at these locations. The systems being installed here are being installed in areas that already contain similar equipment. They may also receive patients wearing assorted brands of slings from home or may need to use slings from Barton/Humancare, Guldmann, and/or Alpha Modalities to lift patients and send them to other departments.

Staff from other parts of the facility participate in transfers in Radiology, so compatibility and similar operation are important.

4. Performance Period/Schedule: The contractor shall start the work required under this SOW by about October 2019 and coordinate installation with room availability unless otherwise directed by the Contracting Officer (CO). It is anticipated that this quantity of lift replacements may require up to a year to complete. If the contractor proposes an earlier completion date, and the Government accepts the contractor’s proposal, the contractor’s proposed completion date shall prevail. Installation dates and designs must be coordinated with Contracting Officer Representative (COR), and dates for installation in remodeling projects may be adjusted by the Government as required if engineering changes are required and delayed.

5. Type of Contract: Firm-Fixed-Price B. Contract Award Meeting

1. The contractor shall not commence performance on the tasks in this SOW until the CO has conducted a kick off meeting, or has advised the contractor that a kick off meeting is waived.

C. General Requirements

1. All installation must comply with requirements of Patient Safety Alert AL14-07, including the Checklist for Installation and Relocation. The installation checklist must be filled out for each installed lift, in addition to any checklist required by the manufacturer, and supplied to the COR.

AL14-07PSAChecklist forInstallationandRelo

2. Contractor will provide evaluation of existing structure where ceiling lifts are needed and submission of plans to VA North Texas Healthcare System Engineering service, to assure that workable systems are installed and comply with VA design requirements and relevant standards.

3. Contractor will coordinate with Engineering service to verify access to engineering mechanical, HVAC, and fire systems components within the mounting area of the lift units.

4. Contractor will coordinate with Contracting Officer Representative (COR) to schedule installations.

5. Contractor will provide information on minimum clearances for operation of each lift, to be presented with the bid.

6. Contractor will provide a list of all construction or modifications required to install these lifts, to be presented with the bid. The goal is to install around any obstructions without requiring VA to make construction modifications.

7. Contractor will provide all qualified personnel, materials, equipment and services necessary to install ceiling lifts for the rooms described below under Location, including lifts, tracks, spreader bars, attachment hardware, and all other equipment necessary for safe operation. Detailed requirements are described in the Standards and Special Requirements sections. Lift systems may be configured in any way that covers the rooms best and meets the requirements.

8. Contractor will provide installation and testing of all equipment for ceiling lifts, according to VA checklist requirements, resulting in a turnkey system.

9. Contractor will provide training on equipment use for all new types of equipment included in this contract, one session per shift for up to 2 shifts of personnel in each affected area and for onsite trainers (up to 10 sessions scheduled after installation and before use), in coordination with COR.

10. Contractor will provide evidence of testing of all lift systems provided and schedule testing when it can be overseen by COR.

11. Contractor will mitigate any new hazards created by installation, such as ramps over interstitial support beams that create trip hazards.

12. Contractor will meet construction safety requirements, including construction orientation, safety training requirements, dust control requirements from the Infection Control Risk Assessment, TB testing, electrical safety requirements, and Above Ceiling Permit requirements including re-sealing any penetrations of fire barriers.

D. NARA Records Management Language Clause

1. Citations to pertinent laws, codes and regulations such as 44 U.S.C Chapter 21 , 29, 31 and 33; Freedom of Information Act (5 U.S.C. 552); Privacy Act (5 U.S.C. 552a); 36 CFR Part 1222 and Part 1228.

2. Contractor shall treat all deliverables under the contract as the property of the U.S.

Government for which the Government Agency shall have unlimited rights to use, dispose of, or disclose such data contained therein as it determines to be in the public interest.

3. Contractor shall not create or maintain any records that are not specifically tied to or authorized by the contract using Government ‘IT’ equipment and/or Government records.

4. Contractor shall not retain, use, sell, or disseminate copies of any deliverable that contains information covered by the Privacy Act of 1974 or that which is generally protected by the Freedom of Information Act.

5. Contractor shall not create or maintain any records containing any Government Agency records that are not specifically tied to or authorized by the contract.

6. The Government Agency owns the rights to all data/records produced as part of this contract.

7. The Government Agency owns the rights to all electronic information (electronic data, electronic information systems, electronic databases, etc.) and all supporting documentation created as part of this contract. Contractor must deliver sufficient technical documentation with all data deliverables to permit the agency to use the data.

8. Contractor agrees to comply with Federal and Agency records management policies, including those policies associated with the safeguarding of records covered by the Privacy Act of 1974. These policies include the preservation of all records created or received regardless of format [paper, electronic, etc.] or mode of transmission [e-mail, fax, etc.] or state of completion [draft, final, etc.].

9. No disposition of documents will be allowed without the prior written consent of the Contracting Officer. The Agency and its contractors are responsible for preventing the alienation or unauthorized destruction of records, including all forms of mutilation. Willful and unlawful destruction, damage or alienation of Federal records is subject to the fines and penalties imposed by 18 U.S.C. 2701. Records may not be removed from the legal custody of the Agency or destroyed without regard to the provisions of the agency records schedules.

10. Contractor is required to obtain the Contracting Officer's approval prior to engaging in any contractual relationship (sub-contractor) in support of this contract requiring the disclosure of information, documentary material and/or records generated under or relating to this contract. The Contractor (and any sub-contractor) is required to abide by Government and Agency guidance for protecting sensitive and proprietary information.

E. Specific Mandatory Tasks and Associated Deliverables

1. Location of Ceiling Lift Installations: VA North Texas Healthcare System, Dallas VA

Medical Center (4500 S Lancaster Rd, Dallas, TX 75216), and Sam Rayburn Memorial Veterans Center (1201 E 9th St., Bonham, TX 75418). Rooms are listed below, along with the required capacity and whether scale is required, and drawings are posted with the announcement:

Item # Bldg Area Room # Lbs. Scal e

Design Timing

1 60 CLC PT

(center)

124 550 Y New continuous-charge XY rail, using existing supports if possible, in very large room. Can change orientation of lift rails, but existing structure is preferred.

Coordinated with COR and

CLC PM&R

staff

2 60 CLC PT

(center)

124 550 Y New continuous-charge XY rail, using existing supports if possible, in very large room. Can change orientation of lift rails, but existing structure is preferred.

Coordinated with COR and

CLC PM&R

staff

3 74 SCI 1D-127 "E" 550 Yes New continuous-charge XY system, mounted to steel above

Coordinated with COR and SCI managers ceiling or wall mounted (replacing ARJO system)

4 74 SCI 1D-131 "F" 550 Yes New continuous-charge XY system, mounted to steel above ceiling or wall mounted (replacing ARJO system)

Coordinated with COR and SCI managers

5 74 SCI 1D-133 "D" 550 Yes New continuous-charge XY system, mounted to steel above ceiling or wall mounted (replacing ARJO system)

Coordinated with COR and SCI managers

6 74 SCI 1D-134 "C" 550 Yes New continuous-charge XY system, mounted to steel above ceiling or wall mounted (replacing ARJO system)

Coordinated with COR and SCI managers

7 74 SCI 1D-138 "B" 550 Yes New continuous-charge XY system, mounted to steel above ceiling or wall mounted (replacing ARJO system)

Coordinated with COR and SCI managers

8 74 SCI 1D-140 "A" 550 Yes New continuous-charge XY system, mounted to steel above ceiling or wall mounted (replacing ARJO system)

Coordinated with COR and SCI managers

9 60 Dallas

CLC-B

B112 770 Yes New continuous-charge rails on redesigned supports to accommodate curtains and door opening (specify and test rail only for 1000 pound capacity)

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

10 2J 5A 5A-280 825 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports (specify and test rail only for 1000 pound capacity)

Coordinated with COR, Bed Control, and 5A managers

11 2J TICU 2 5B-252P 825 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports (specify and test rail only for 1000 pound capacity)

Coordinated with COR, Bed Control, and

SICU/TICU

managers

12 2J CCU 9 5A-124L 825 Yes Existing continuous-charge rail (specify and

Coordinated with COR, Bed test rail only for 1000 pound capacity)

Control, and

MICU/CCU

managers

13 2J MICU 2 5A-109K 825 Yes Existing continuous-charge rail (specify and test rail only for 1000 pound capacity)

Coordinated with COR, Bed Control, and

MICU/CCU

managers

14 2J MICU 9 5A-109S 825 Yes Existing continuous-charge rail (specify and test rail only for 1000 pound capacity)

Coordinated with COR, Bed Control, and

MICU/CCU

managers

15 2J SICU 12 5B-202T 825 Yes Existing continuous-charge rail (specify and test rail only for 1000 pound capacity)

Coordinated with COR, Bed Control, and

SICU/TICU

managers

16 2J SICU 7 5B-202N 825 Yes Existing continuous-charge rail (specify and test rail only for 1000 pound capacity)

Coordinated with COR, Bed Control, and

SICU/TICU

managers

17 2J CCU 4 5A-124F 825 Yes Existing continuous-charge rail (specify and test rail only for 1000 pound capacity)

Coordinated with COR, Bed Control, and

MICU/CCU

managers

18 60 Dallas

CLC-A

A156A Shower

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

19 60 Dallas

CLC-A

A156 Shower

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

20 60 Dallas

CLC-A

B156 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

21 60 Dallas Hospice

C-108 left 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

22 74 Dallas SCI

PT

1B-208 PT

clinic (Combi lock)

550 Yes Rail redesign with PT input for wider traverse covering areas adjoining mat and up to the edge of the switch track; double positioning lock to stop movement in either/both directions.

Sever connection to straight track. Attached to steel.

Coordinated with COR and

SCI PT

management

23 74 Dallas SCI

PT

PT clinic (Switch track)

550 Yes Keep existing switch track system; allow continuous charge.

Attached to steel.

Coordinated with COR and

SCI PT

management

24 29 Bonham

CLC-B

C3402 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

25 29 Bonham

CLC-C

B2402A 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

26 60 Dallas

CLC-A

107 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

27 60 Dallas

CLC-A

106 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

28 60 Dallas

CLC-A

105 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

29 60 Dallas

CLC-B

119 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

30 60 Dallas

CLC-B

120 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

31 60 Dallas

CLC-B

103 BATH 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

32 60 Dallas

CLC-B

103 Left 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

33 60 Dallas

CLC-B

103 Right 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

34 60 Dallas

CLC-B

104 BATH 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area

Coordinated

CLC managers means water protection is required

35 60 Dallas

CLC-B

104 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

36 60 Dallas

CLC-A

103 BATH 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

37 60 Dallas

CLC-A

103 right 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

38 60 Dallas

CLC-A

103 left 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

39 60 Dallas

CLC-A

133 BATH 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

40 60 Dallas

CLC-A

133 left 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

41 60 Dallas

CLC-A

133 right 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

42 60 Dallas

CLC-B

105 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

43 60 Dallas

CLC-B

106 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

44 60 Dallas

CLC-B

107 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

45 60 Dallas

CLC-B

108 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

46 60 Dallas

CLC-B

109 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

47 60 Dallas

CLC-B

110 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated

48 60 Dallas

CLC-A

104 BATH 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

49 60 Dallas

CLC-A

104 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

50 60 Dallas

CLC-A

108 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

51 60 Dallas

CLC-A

109 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

52 60 Dallas

CLC-A

110 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

53 60 Dallas

CLC-A

118 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

54 60 Dallas

CLC-A

119 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

55 60 Dallas

CLC-A

120 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

56 60 Dallas

CLC-A

121 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

57 60 Dallas

CLC-A

122 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

58 60 Dallas

CLC-A

123 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

59 60 Dallas

CLC-A

124 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated

60 60 Dallas

CLC-A

125 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

61 60 Dallas

CLC-A

126 770 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

62 60 Dallas

CLC-A

127 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

63 60 Dallas

CLC-A

128 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

64 60 Dallas

CLC-A

129 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

65 60 Dallas

CLC-A

130 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

66 60 Dallas

CLC-A

131 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

67 60 Dallas

CLC-A

132 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

68 60 Dallas

CLC-A

132 bath 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

69 60 Dallas

CLC-A

112 bath 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

70 60 Dallas

CLC-A

125 bath 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

71 60 Dallas

CLC-B

113 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

72 60 Dallas

CLC-B

114 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to

Coordinated accommodate curtains and door opening

73 60 Dallas

CLC-B

115 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

74 60 Dallas

CLC-B

116 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

75 2 4C 221 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

76 60 Dallas

CLC-B

118 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

77 60 Dallas

CLC-B

121 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

78 60 Dallas

CLC-B

122 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

79 60 Dallas

CLC-B

123 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

80 60 Dallas

CLC-B

124 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

81 60 Dallas

CLC-B

125 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

82 60 Dallas

CLC-B

126 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

83 60 Dallas

CLC-B

127 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated

84 60 Dallas

CLC-B

128 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

85 60 Dallas

CLC-B

129 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

86 60 Dallas

CLC-B

130 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

87 60 Dallas

CLC-B

131 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

88 60 Dallas

CLC-B

132 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails; new room design to accommodate curtains and door opening

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

89 60 Dallas

CLC-B

113 Bath 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

90 60 Dallas

CLC-B

125 Bath 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

91 60 Dallas

CLC-B

130 Bath 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

92 60 Dallas

CLC-B

132 Bath 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

93 60 Dallas Hospice

C-108 right 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

94 60 Dallas Hospice

C-116 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

95 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3201 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

96 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3202 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated

97 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3203 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

98 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3204 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

99 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3205 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

100 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3206 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

101 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3207 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

102 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3208 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

103 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3306 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

104 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3308 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

105 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3401 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

106 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3403 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

107 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3404 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

108 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3405 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

109 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3406 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

110 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3407 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

111 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3408 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

112 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3201-2BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

113 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3203BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area

Coordinated means water protection is required

114 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3205-7BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

115 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3206-8BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

116 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3401-3BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

117 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3404BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

118 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3405-7BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

119 Bonha m

NHCU

C 3406-8BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

120 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3208-

10BR

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

121 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3209-11 bath

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

122 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3209-A 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

123 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3210 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

124 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3211 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated

125 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3409-

11BR

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

126 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3409-A 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

127 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3410-

12BR

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

128 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3410-A 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

129 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3411 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

130 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3412 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

131 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2201 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

132 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2202 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

133 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2203 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

134 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2204 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

135 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2205 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

136 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2206 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

137 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2207 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

138 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2301 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

139 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2303 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

140 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2304 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated

141 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2305 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

142 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2306 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

143 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2307 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

144 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2308 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

145 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2401 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

146 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2403 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

147 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2404 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

148 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2405 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

149 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2406 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

150 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2407 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

151 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2408 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

152 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2201-02BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

153 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2203BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

154 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2204BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

155 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2205-7BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated

156 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2301-3BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

157 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2304BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

158 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2305-7BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

159 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2401-3BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

160 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2404BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

161 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2405-7BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

162 Bonha m

NHCU

B 2406-8BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

163 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2208-

10BR

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

164 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2209-

11BR

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

165 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2208-A 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

166 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2209-A 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated

167 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2210 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

168 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2211 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

169 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2306-8BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

170 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2309-

11BR

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

171 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2309-A 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

172 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2310-

12BR

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

173 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2310-A 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

174 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2311 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

175 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2312 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

176 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2409-

11BR

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

177 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2409-A 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

178 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2410-

12BR

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

179 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2410-A 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

180 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2411 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated

181 Bonha m

NHCU

B B2412 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

182 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3301-3BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

183 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3303 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

184 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3305 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

185 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3305-7BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

186 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3306-8BR 550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

187 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3307 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

188 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3309-

11BR

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

189 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3309-A 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

190 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3310-

12BR

550 No New continuous-charge rails on existing supports; shower area means water protection is required

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

191 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3310-A 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

192 Bonha m

NHCU

C C3312 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and CLC managers

193 Bonha m/1

OPC Bldg

403 (Moving to Bldg 2 room 303)

550 Yes NEW LOCATION: new continuous-charge rail and support in Bldg 2 room 303 (with concrete deck above old non-needed plaster

Coordinated with COR and

OPC

managers ceiling, lift size ~4x4 meters)

194 Bonha m/1

OPC Bldg

320 (Moving to Bldg 1 room 132)

550 Yes NEW LOCATION: new continuous-charge rail and support in room 132 (with concrete deck and steel to attach to, lift size ~3x3 meters)

Coordinated with COR and

OPC

managers

195 2J 5A 5A-224 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and unit managers

196 2J 5A 5A-228 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and unit managers

197 2J 5A 5A-230 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and unit managers

198 2J 5A 5A-248 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and unit managers

199 2J 5A 5A-250 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and unit managers

200 2J 5A 5A-262 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and unit managers

201 2J 5A 5A-264 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and unit managers

202 2J 5A 5A-284 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing supports

Coordinated with COR and unit managers

203 2J 5A 5A-286 550 Yes New continuous-charge rails on existing…