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This file is an attachment detailing the required maintenance checks for an Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) at a Department of Veterans Affairs facility. The 10-point maintenance checklist specifies preventive maintenance and testing procedures that contractors must perform, including inspections for moisture, insulation deterioration, and control relay corrosion; simulation testing of normal power source failure; measurement of operating current levels and voltage drops; infrared thermography inspection of cable connections; verification and tightening of all cable and control wire connections; and replacement of the controller battery. These maintenance checks are part of a broader solicitation for preventive maintenance, testing, service, and repair of generators, ATS units, transformers, breakers, and annual load bank testing at the Department of Veterans Affairs Service & Distribution Center in Building 37 at Hines, Illinois. The solicitation number is 36S79726Q0006, with a site visit scheduled for September 3rd at 9 a.m., questions due by September 11th at 4:00 p.m. CST, and quotes due October 19th at 4:00 p.m. CST. All submissions should be directed to michelle.williams4@va.gov, with the site visit point of contact being Jim Sherry at 708-786-7846 or 708-638-3697.

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ATTACHMENT C

AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH (ATS) MAINTENANCE CHECKS

1. Inspect for moisture

2. Inspect insulating materials for deterioration due to excessive heat.

3. Inspect control relay contacts for corrosion or discoloration, due to excessive heat.

4. Conduct a test by simulating a normal power source failure with customer approval.

5. Check operating current level vs. rating.

6. Record all timer relay settings, pickup and dropout setting and timer setting.

7. Record and compare the voltage drop across main contact.

8. Check and record cable connections and contacts with infrared thermometers.

9. Check all cables and control wire connections to the transfer switch control and sensing panel and other system components and tighten as necessary.

10. Replace the battery in the controller.

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