47PB0017R0004_Tab_10_Amendment_10_Attachment_2_SOW_Revision_2018_06_13.pdf
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47PB0017R0004 Tab 10 Amendment 10 Attachment 2 SOW Revision 2018 06 13
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C.6.22.6 ONGOING COMMISSIONING/RE-TUNING
The contractor shall conduct the six-step re-tuning procedure described in the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) (http://retuningtraining.labworks.org/training/lms/) once in the six-month Base Period of the contract during the cooling to heating transition period. The guidelines provided by PNNL for reviewing a representative sample of building systems and equipment shall be followed. If contractor does not have adequate level of expertise to complete re-tuning, all requirements must be included in BAS maintenance sub-contract. The contractor is required to submit evidence that the training has been completed and a full report after each Re-tuning effort identifying what actions were taken because of the Re-tuning. The Government will determine whether or not to exercise the Line Item for this annual Re-tuning (be performed during the seasonal transitions from cooling to heating and from heating to cooling) for each Option Year based on building operations.
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C.6.22.6 ONGOING COMMISSIONING/RE-TUNING
The contractor shall conduct the six-step re-tuning procedure described in the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) (http://retuningtraining.labworks.org/training/lms/) once in the six-month Base Period of the contract during the cooling to heating transition period. These Base Year re-tuning costs shall be included in Line Item 004 (“Mechanical Maintenance and Repair Services”). The guidelines provided by PNNL for reviewing a representative sample of building systems and equipment shall be followed. If contractor does not have adequate level of expertise to complete re-tuning, all requirements must be included in BAS maintenance sub-contract. The contractor is required to submit evidence that the training has been completed and a full report after each re-tuning effort identifying what actions were taken because of the re-tuning. The Government will determine whether or not to exercise the Line Items (1031, 2031, 3031, and 4031) for this annual re-tuning (be performed during the seasonal transitions from cooling to heating and from heating to cooling) for each Option Year based on building operations.
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