47PG0121R0005 Section J.pdf

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Table of Contents

Section J: List of Attachments 2

J.1.0 Building Information Sheet 2

J.1.1 Sioux City Federal Building and Courthouse (IA0087ZZ) BIS 2

J.2.0 Energy and Water Efficiency Monthly Report 8

J.3.0 Contractor Maintenance Performance Plans 15

J.3.1 General: 15

J.4.0 Contractor Chart of Deliverables 18

J.4.1 General: 18

J.5.0 Smart and Sustainable Buildings 26

J.5.1 Specific BAS Requirements 26

J.5.1.1 Monthly Requirements 26

J.5.1.2 Semi-Annual / Seasonal 28

J.5.2 Appendices to BAS 31

J.6.0 Maintained Equipment Inventory 35

J.6.1 Sioux City Federal Building and US Courthouse Equipment Inventory 35

J.6.1.1 Sioux City Federal Building and US Courthouse (GSA-Owned) 35

J.6.1.2 Sioux City Federal Building and Courthouse Equipment Inventory (Agency-Owned) 47

J.6.2 Government Owned Equipment 48

J.7.0 Asbestos Operations and Maintenance Guidance 50

J.7.2 Class III Work 50

J.7.3 Asbestos Management Requirements 51

J.7.4 Quick Reference of Provisions for Class III & Class IV 52

J.8.0 GSA Approved Devices 55

J.9.0 Authorization for Waste Generator 57

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Section J: List of Attachments

J.1.0 Building Information Sheet

Building information sheets (BIS) are created to provide building statistics and are for informational purposes to help the contractor with a broad view of the facility. Each facility within the contractor will have its own BIS. The figures below are estimates only. When necessary, the CO or their designee will provide access to assignment drawings and blueprints

J.1.1 Sioux City Federal Building and Courthouse (IA0087ZZ) BIS

1. Building Data For:

O&M Contractor Contact Information:

LB&B Associates Inc

9891 Broken Land Parkway Suite 400

Columbia, MD 21046

Name of Building: Sioux City FB and CTHS

Location: 320 6th St. Sioux City, IA 51102

Quantity of Floors 4

Square Footage (Building Total) 110,805 GSF

Quantity of Elevators 3 Traction

Judges none

Passenger's 2

Sally Port/Prisoner none

Freight 1

Age of Building Built: 1932

Normal Building Operating Hours: M-F (exclude Federal Holidays)

Start

Time 7:30 AM

End

Time 5:30 PM

Building Operating Plan BOP (Y/N) YES

Quantity of Agencies 12

List of Agencies:

Bankruptc y Court

4,839 usf

District

Court

18,511 usf

Federal

Public

Defender s 501 usf

Magistrat e Court

6,228 usf

Probatio n 7,066 usf

Wage and

Hour

Division

253 sf

Indian U.S. Senate SBA Marshall Congressma

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Health

Services

2,245 usf

Attorney

1,762 usf

1,560 usf 835 usf. Services

10,000 usf n 502 usf

2 Child Care Centers: (Yes / NO) No

3 Environmental (Quantity)

Fuel Tanks (GSA Owned) No

Generators (GSA owned) No

Firing Range No

Asbestos Yes

Lead Based Paint Yes

PCBs No

Copy of environmental Permits

(Air, UST, etc.) Yes

NOTE TO CONTRACTOR: Asbestos, Lead, or any other hazardous material may be in the building (particularly older ones) and has not been discovered yet so all suspicious material found should be treated assuming it is.

4 MAJOR ALTERATION PROJECTS None

Build-outs/Prospectus/Agencies moving In/Out

BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS AND OTHER CRITICAL

EQUIPMENT

(Included # of equipment, Manufacturer Names, model #s, tonnage, KW, etc)

EMS/BAS/SMART TECHNOLOGY BAS / Niagara Version 4.7

Chillers 2 Each

York, Unit model # YTC3B2-

CGF 180 Ton

Daikin, Unit model #

WMC250DBS-ER10 250 Ton

UPS Systems No

Generators NO

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Boilers (Steam or Hot Water): 4

#1

Hot

Water Cleaver Brooks - 604369600115

#2

Hot

Water Cleaver Brooks - 604369600114

#3

Hot

Water Cleaver Brooks - 604369600113

#4

Hot

Water Cleaver Brooks - 604369600112

Water Treatment

Open Loop (coupon racks) No

Closed Loop (coupon racks) Yes

Glycol Loops(ethylene or propylene) No

Chemical Free Systems (type/which loops) No

Roof Anchorage Points and Systems None

Quantity-Description

Roof Anchorage Point and System Certification

(Weight Test Date) N/A

6 HISTORICAL REPAIR AND SERVICE REQUEST INFORMATION

Work Requests (6) six / monthly

7.

ANNIVERSARY DATES OF THE LAST TESTING

OF MAJOR

MAINTENANCE ITEMS

Eddy Current Yes: Date last performed 2018

Evaporator Yes: Date last performed 2018

Condenser Yes: Date last performed 2018

Infrared Testing

Switchgear Yes: Date last performed 2018

Boiler Yes: Date last performed 2018

Pressure Vessels Yes: Date last performed 2018

Steam traps:

8. HISTORICAL AND AESTHETIC ATTRIBUTES

Care should be taken to protect historical elements and artwork when performing work and maintenance around those items

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Yes/No Location

Artwork No Statues No

Artifacts No

9.

CAFETERIAS/CONCESSION

S Vending Machines only

. FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS

Is Centeral station Monitoring Phone lines currently handled by GSA or the O&M Contractor?

O&M

Historically has the Fire Alarm, Sprinkler testing been performed during normal or after hours?

Normal

Device Count for each building for the fire alarm system:

Smoke Detector 42

Heat Detector 7

Duct Detector 9

Pull Stations 17

Water Flows 4

Tampers

Dry Pipe Systems (low air)

Notification devices (strobe / speaker / combo) 35 / 29 / 104

Batteries 12 ea. 12 Volt

Fire Extinguisher 43

12-year Hydrostatic test per CY

6-Year test per CY 1/6/2020

. FILTERS (Size/MERV Rating/Type)

Type MERV Rating Size

Pleated 8 16/20/x2=18

Pleated 8 20/20/x2=16

Pleated 8 12/24x2=22

Pleated 8 20/24x2=13

Pleated 8 24/24x2=18

Pleated 8 16/25x2=25

Pleated 8 20/25/x2=6

Pleated 8 12/24x4=5

Pleated 8 24/24x4=9

Canister 14 12/24/x12=12

Canister 14 24/24/x12=3

Canister 14 20/20/x12=12

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Canister 14 20/24/x12=15

. Lighting Systems

(1) Lamp/ 48” 35

(2) Lamps/48” 198

Incandescent/Halogen Interior - Special Features 4

Incandescent/Halogen Exterior – Special Features 4

Specialty

Security Systems

Quantity of card readers for perimeter access and types (readers and keypads)

T-20 – 9 EA.

Turnstiles 0

Garage doors / gates 0

Sally Port Garage Doors 0

Loading Dock Gates 0

. PLUMBING

Quantity of automatic soap dispensers Not included in contract

(quantity and type of batteries per dispenser)

Quantity of automatic towel dispenser Not Included in contract

Quantity of automatic flush valves Not Included in contract

Quantity of automatic faucets Not Included in contract

Quantity of waterless urinals requiring cartridge replaced (i.e. Sloan, Falcon, etc.):

Not Included in contract

Quantity Backflow Prevention Devices (5) Yes- Date 1/5/2019

14 MISCELLANEOUS

Is Any equipment currently under Warranty Elkay Bi-Level Drinking Coolers- ends 8/4/2022

Built-up Roofing System-ends 10/28/2040

What is the age of the building roof(s)? 19 years

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J.2.0 Energy and Water Efficiency Monthly Report

J.2.1 General: This energy and water efficiency report is to be completed per the requirements of section 5.6, Energy & Water Efficiency, of the O&M services contract. The Contractor shall use this report template and submit completed reports as part of the monthly report to the Facility

Manager.

J.2.2 Energy and Water Efficiency Reporting Template. The Contractor shall use this template to complete the energy and water efficiency report sections for “Contract Information” and “Contractor Reporting Elements.” The GSA Property Manager shall complete the section

“GSA Review and Response Elements.”

Contract Information

Contract Number:

Report Prepared by:

Building Information

Building Number: (if the building is part of a combined facility use the facility level data)

Building Name:

Building gross square foot:

Energy Technology & Analytic Tools Available at this Building:

Advanced Meters: yes/no

GSA Link: yes/no

Renewable Energy Systems: yes/no (describe)

Most Recent Energy Audit: yes/no (date)

Annual Performance Target

(To be filled out by in conjunction with the regional energy coordinator and the facility manager at the beginning of the Contractor’s performance period and 1 year thereafter until the end of contract)

Energy Water

TARGET Annual Usage XX,XXX BTU/GSF X.X Gal./GSF

TARGET Annual Variance + / - 5% of target BTU/GSF + / - 5% of target Gallon/GSF

ACTUAL Annual Usage XX,XXX BTU/GSF X.X GAL./GSF

- Actual Usage is Within

Target Variance (Yes/No) Yes/No Yes/No

ACTUAL Annual Usage, Previous Year

XX<XXX BTU/GSF X.X Gal./GSF

- Actual Usage is

Improving Relative to

Previous Year (Yes/No)

Yes/No Yes/No

If actual energy or water usage is not within target variance, provide narrative justification

If actual energy or water

Usage is not improving

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Monthly Utility Bill Reporting

(To be filled out monthly)

Actual Usage for

Difference Between This

Year and Previous Year

Purchased

Utility

Recommended

Reporting Unit

Current

Billing

Cycle

Ending

Month a

Current

Billing

Cycle

Same

Month

Previous

Year

Actual

Units

Percentage

Difference

Electricity kWh

Electric

Demand Peak kW

Natural Gas 100 Cubic Feet b

(Therms)

Steam MLB / mmBTU

Chilled Water Ton-Hours

Other Energy c

Total Energy Usage mmBTU d

Domestic Water Gallons e

a. Current cycle ending month refers to the most recent month in which data is available. EUAS and utility invoices are typically not available until 45 days after the month’s end. E.g. June data is available around August 15th.

b. EUAS data is reported in cubic feet. 100 cubic feet = 1 CCF = 1 Therm

c. Other energy can refer to biomass or other purchased utilities that should add to show total building energy consumption

d. Total mmBTU = (3,413 X kWh + 1.031 X 100 Cubic Feet + 1,000,000 X MLB + 12,000 X

Ton-Hours) / 1,000,000

e. Water is sometimes billed on quarterly (3 month) intervals. If water is billed quarterly, use the total quarterly value from the most recent quarter available.

Renewable Energy Production

(If applicable, to be filled out monthly)

Energy Output Difference Between This

Year & Previous Year

System Recommended

Reporting Unit

Current

Month

Current

Month

Same Month

Previous

Year

Actual

Units

Percentage

Difference

Solar Photovoltaic kWh

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Solar Hot Water mmBTU

Wind kWh

Geothermal mmBTU

Other Other

Discussion & Analysis

(If applicable, to be filled out monthly)

Are there any significant (>15%) Increases in energy or water usage?

Yes: No:

- If yes, what is the cause?

Are there any significant decreases or improvements energy or water usage?

Yes: No:

- If yes, what is the cause? Is it something that can be replicated across additional GSA Buildings?

Are there any significant changes in renewable energy production?

Yes: No:

- If yes, what is the cause?

Please describe any planned adjustments to operations or physical changes to the building

(by the Contractor, a project, or at the request of tenants) since the last report that may result in improved energy or water efficiency.

Please describe any planned adjustments to operations or changes made to the building (by the Contractor, a project, or at the request of tenants) since the last report that may result in increased energy or water usage.

Were planned adjustments from the last report implemented?

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Advanced Meter Analysis

(To be filled out monthly. If advanced meters are not available for this building, skip to next section.)

Electric Demand Profile (example)

Electric Sub-Meter Demand Profile

(example)

Steam Demand Profile Gas Demand Profile

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Chilled Water Demand Profile Domestic Water Demand Profile (example)

System & Efficiency Checks

(To be filled out monthly)

Are advanced meters functioning properly (i.e. are any meters not communicating or reporting data or reporting faulty data)?

Yes No

Malfunctioning meters reported to regional metering point of contact?

Is GSA Link functioning and are Sparks being addressed?

Yes No

Malfunctioning GSA Link reported to regional point of contact?

Are space temperatures set at 72 degrees F. +/- 2 degrees F. for heating mode?

If no, are there plans to adjust temperatures to the desired range?

Are space temperatures set at 75 degrees F. +/- 3 degrees F. for cooling mode?

If no, are there plans to adjust temperatures to the desired range?

Are the night and weekend set back temperatures set to no more than 550 in the winter and no less than 900 in the summer?

Yes No

If no, are the night/weekend setback temperatures at the level that promotes

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Are holiday schedules verified for upcoming holidays?

If no, are there plans to verify or add holiday schedules?

Is the optimum start/stop sequence programmed into the building automation system?

If no, are there plans to implement optimum start/stop?

Is there a chilled water reset programmed into the chiller controls?

If chilled water reset schedule is available, but not in use, is there a plan to implement it?

Is there a hot water reset programmed into the boiler controls?

If a hot water reset schedule is available, but not in use, is there a plan to implement it?

Are the AHU schedules correctly programmed into the BAS and for the shortest possible time to maintain temperatures for the spaces served?

Yes No Comments

Are AHUs currently allowed to cycle off near the end of the day so building temperatures can

“coast”?

Are computer room temperature set points at 78 degrees or higher, and are overtime utilities being collected for this space?

If applicable, have steam traps been inspected internally and, if needed, rebuilt prior to the heating season?

Yes No

If no, are there plans to inspect and rebuild steam traps?

If applicable, have boiler efficiency tests been scheduled and performed in October -

November?

Yes No

If no, are there plans to schedule tests?

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Have advanced meters and/or leak detection sensors been checked for signs of water leaks?

If applicable, have cooling towers been checked for signs of leaks or excessive drift?

If no, are there plans inspect cooling towers?

GSA Review & Concurrence

GSA1. GSA Reviewing

Official:

GSA2. Date Reviewed:

GSA3. Comments:

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J.3.0 Contractor Maintenance Performance Plans

J.3.1 General:

Submittal Schedule provided from proposal to within 60 days. (See Section J.4.0 for additional deliverables throughout contract)

Deliverable Reference Due

Staffing Plan C.1.2 As part of the Contractor Proposal

Subcontracting Plan C.1.2 As part of the Contractor Proposal

Preventive Maintenance Plan C.6.0

As part of the Contractor Proposal and incorporated into BOP and updated in

NCMMS within 5 business days of approval

Facility Specific Quality Control

Plan C.1.3.1

The facility specific QCP must be submitted for review and approval to the CO or designee within 30 calendar days, prior to the contract start date.

Key Control C.1.5.1 Part of Quality Control Plan

Conservation of Utilities C.1.8 Part of Quality Control Plan

Transition Phase Services C.7.2 Within 60 Calendar days of transition services prior to the Contract start date

Initial Inspection C.7.0

Within 7 business days of award coordinate with COR/Designee for

Initial inspection with Incoming, Outgoing and GSA COR/designee)

Initial Deficiency Report C.7.2(h) No later than 15 calendar days after award

Transition Phase Schedule: Work and oncoming Staffing schedule C.7.2.1

Within 30 calendar days of the transition phase commencement

Work completion report (during transition) C.7.2.1

At the end of each week during the transition phase

Certification (staffing) C.1.2.7 No later than 7 days prior to employee beginning work

Communication Equipment (key operational personnel) C.1.2.3 At the commencement of the contract.

Contract Project Manager C.1.2.1

A detailed resume must be submitted to the CO or their designee for approval prior to the assignment of the project manager to the contract

Building Operating Plan C.5.2 /

C.7.2(a)

No later than end of the transition phase

Tour and Rounds Plan C.5.10.1 No later than end of transition phase

Employee Training Plan C.1.2.8 At Contract Commencement

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PM Plan/Schedule review/verification C.1.9.2(g)

No later than 60 days after award or at start as outlined in C.6

Site-Specific Safety and Health

Program C.5.4.2.1

Within 30 calendar days of contract start date

Fall Protection C.5.4.4 Within 30 calendar days of contract start date

Hazardous Energy Control plan

(Lockout/Tagout) C.5.4.6

Within 30 calendar days of contract start date

Safety Data Sheets C.5.4.11.1 Within 30 calendar days of contract start date

Hazard communication Plan C.5.4.11.2 As an appendix to the BOP, HazComm

Plan

Respirable Crystalline Silica

Management C.5.5.10

As part of Site-Specific Safety and

Health program

Initial Water Treatment analysis

(laboratory analysis) C.6.6.5.a

Within 30 calendar days from contract start date

BAS Technician Bldg specific certification/qualifications C.1.2.7.5

Within 60 calendar days of contract start date.

BAS Operator/Programs certification of training C.1.2.7.6

Within 60 calendar days of contract start date.

Asbestos Awareness Training C.1.2.8.1 Within 60 calendar days of Contract start date

Re-Tuning Training C.1.2.8.2

Within 60 calendar days of Contract start date; submit written certification within 5 business days of completion of training

NCMMS Training C.1.2.8.4 Within 60 calendar days of Contract start date

Smart and Sustainable Building

Training C.1.2.8.5

Within 60 calendar days of Contract start date

Lead Awareness Training C.1.2.8.6 Within 60 calendar days of Contract start date

Permit-Required Confined

Space Program and Employee

Training

C.5.4.7 Within 60 calendar days of contract start date

Emergency Shutdown

Instructions C.5.4.13

Within 60 calendar days of contract start date (reviewed and posted as applicable).

HVAC Water Management Plan 6.6.2 Within 60 Days of Contract start date

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J.4.0 Contractor Chart of Deliverables

J.4.1 General:

Contractor Chart of Deliverables to CO or Designee throughout the contract:

(For deliverables required from proposal to within 60 days of contract start date see J.3)

Deliverable Referenc e Due Standard

Due to Change

Contract Project

Manager - Removal, replacement Diverting

C.1.2.1

Before removing, replacing, or diverting the Contract Project

Manager, the Contractor must

(1) notify the CO two weeks in advance and (2) submit justification (including proposed substitutions) in sufficient detail to permit evaluation of the impact on this

Contract.

Staffing Changes C.1.2

Vacancies due to extended absences, resignation, retirement, etc. greater than 30 days must be filled by the 31st day of absence

Employee Training C.1.2.8 Addition of new staff member throughout contract

Certifications (new staffing) C.1.2.7

7 business days prior to employee beginning work

Permit-Required

Confined Space Entry

System Debrief

C.5.4.7.c At conclusion of entry into permit space

Tools - Burn Permits C.5.4.9.1 In advance for each day required

Reporting - Refrigerant leaks C.5.5.2.5

Immediately at or above 10% leak rate

BAS Alarms C.5.8.3.2 After 24-hour temporary override

Re-Tuning

Testing/Inspection C.5.8.4

Semi-annual within base year to coincide with heating and cooling season - after 2 cycles

CO or designee and contractor to determine appropriate frequency of additional re-tuning http://retuningtraining.lab works.org/training/lms/

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BAS Reporting C.5.8.5 Immediately report deficiencies

Fire Protection and

Life Safety Equipment and Systems

C.5.9.1.e

Immediately notify the CO or designee of the condition requiring immediate action.

Within 24 hours following the notification of the CO, the

Contractor must provide to the

CO or designee a written report of the hazardous condition and recommended corrective action.

Daily

Advanced Metering

Program Operations C.5.7.2

Performed daily as required/requested

Advanced Metering

Program Operations

Cooling Towers C.6.5 daily Report if off-line or not operating properly

Monthly

Government

Monitoring C.1.4.2

Monthly or at the discretion of the CO/designee

Conservation of

Utilities C.1.8

Part of Energy and Water

Efficiency Monthly Report

Waste Reports C.5.5.14

(a)

Submit by the 15th of each month and upon request by the

CO or designee.

Environmental

Compliance

C.5.5.14(

b) Monthly

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act

(RCRA), USDA, and EO

13834

Sustainable Purchasing

Practices

C.5.5.14(

c) Monthly

Energy and Water

Efficiency Reporting C.5.6.3

Report monthly energy and water usage as compared to the previous year and to explain usage trends. The report must be submitted to the CO or designee by the 5th business day of the subsequent month

Energy and Water

Efficiency Monthly Report format (See J.2.0)

Advanced Metering

Program Reporting C.5.7.4 Monthly

Escorting and

Miscellaneous Utility

C.5.14.1

& 2 Monthly

Monthly Progress

Reports C.5.15

The Monthly Progress Report must be submitted to the CO or designee by the last Friday of the month.

See Spec for all-inclusive requirements

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HVAC Water

Management Reporting C.6.6.6 Monthly

Subcontract reports C.5.15 With monthly reports

Annual

HVAC Education and certification C.1.2.8.3

Maintain a minimum of 16 hours of continuing education per year from either NATE, HVAC Excellence, or UA Star recognized provider program and maintain a Smart and

Sustainable Building

Certification.

Record Keeping C.1.6.2.5

In accordance with this clause, including those maintained by any subcontractors and suppliers, and submit them to the CO or designee annually

Building Operating

Plan C.5.2

The contractor must revise as needed and annually review and update the BOP and submit to the CO or designee an electronic file (MS Word, Google.doc) of the complete updated BOP on the anniversary of the Contract start date of each Contract year.

Equipment Inventory C.5.3.3.b

Annually certify that the

Maintained Equipment

Inventory is up-to-date and submit the certified inventory to the CO or designee.

Equipment condition assessment C.5.3.3.c

Annually submit to the CO or designee an itemized equipment condition assessment with its recommendation for equipment or system upgrades or replacements (that has reached the end of their life cycle), including a text description of each recommended upgrade or replacement and its life-cycle cost analysis including estimated project cost.

Safety Data Sheets C.5.4.11.

Annually by September 30 and anytime an item is added.

29 C.F.R. 1910.1200

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Refrigerant

Testing/Inspections C.5.5.2.3

The contractor must be responsible for obtaining any needed test kits, performing an annual gas test and, should a failure occur, having the failing part(s) repaired or replaced with working ones that allow for the successful completion of the required test.

Disposition of

Hazardous waste (for

Universal waste)

C.5.5.11

/ C.6.8.3

The contractor must provide a report to the CO or designee as required for Hazardous waste and at least annually for the disposition of universal waste.

40 C.F.R. part 260 40

C.F.R. part 273 1095.8

PBS Regulated Waste

Management

Backflow Prevention

Devices C.5.5.12 Annually NFPA 25

Every 2 Years

Re-Tuning Training C.1.2.8.2 Refresher training

As Required/Requested

Recording Presence C.1.2.11

Corrected within 3 calendar days of the end of work week:

upon request

Quality Control Plan

Review C.1.3.1

As requested, Initiated by direction of CO/designee

Ordinances, Taxes, Permits, and Licenses C.1.11 As required/requested

Tenant Environment C.5.1 As required ASHRAE Standard 55-

2004, ASHRAE 62.1-2016

Labeling and signage C.5.4.12 Immediately as required

Emergency Shutdown

Instructions C.5.4.13 As required

Electrical Safety C.5.4.14 As required/requested

Labeling Electrical

Circuits and Panels C.5.4.15 As required/requested

Refrigerants C.5.5.2.1 As required/requested

40 CFR Part 82 under

Section 608 of the Clean

Air Act

Stationary Engines C.5.5.4 As required/requested

Fuel Storage Tank

Management C.5.5.5 As required/requested

GSA Order 1095.2 PBS

Fuel Storage Tank

Management

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Solid Waste C.5.5.6 As required/requested Resource Conservation and Recovery Act

Asbestos Management C.5.5.8 As required/requested 29 CFR 1926.1101

Lead Management C.5.5.9 As required 29 CFR 1910.1025 or 29

CFR 1926.62

Disposition of

Hazardous Waste C.5.5.11 As required/requested

40 C.F.R. part 260 40

C.F.R. part 273 1095.8

PBS Regulated Waste

Management

Potable Water Systems C.5.5.13 As required/requested

The Safe Drinking Water

Act, PL 99-339 and 40

CFR 141.43, Sections A and D

Environmental

Compliance

C.5.5.14

(b) As required/requested Reports

Building Automated

Systems and IT

Controls Operations

C.5.8.2 As required/requested

BAS Alarms C.5.8.3.2 As required/requested

BAS

Testing/Inspecting C.5.8.4 As required/requested

BAS Reporting C.5.8.5 As required/requested

Fire Alarm System

Services C.5.9.2 As required/requested

NFPA 72 National Fire

Alarm and Signaling Code

Water-Based Fire

Protection Systems C.5.9.3 As required/requested NFPA 25

Fire-rated Door

Assemblies C.5.9.4 As required/requested

NFPA 80, Standard for

Fire Doors and Other

Opening Protectives and

NFPA 101, Life Safety

Code

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Fire Damper and

Combination

Fire/Smoke Dampers

C.5.9.5 As required/requested

NFPA 80, Standard for

Fire Doors and Other

Opening Protectives and

NFPA 105, Standard for the Installation of Smoke

Door Assemblies and

Other Opening Protectives.

Smoke Doors

Assemblies C.5.9.6 As required/requested

NFPA 105, Standard for the Installation of Smoke

Door Assemblies and

Other Opening Protectives

Smoke Dampers C.5.9.7 As required/requested the NFPA 105, Standard for the Installation of

Smoke Door Assemblies and Other Opening

Protectives

Portable Fire

Extinguishers C.5.9.8 As required/requested

NFPA 10, Standard for

Portable Fire

Extinguishers

Non-Water-Based Fire

Extinguishing Systems C.5.9.9 As required/requested

NFPA 12, Standard on

Carbon Dioxide

Extinguishing Systems;

NFPA 12A, Standard on

Halon 1301 Fire

Extinguishing Systems;

NFPA 17, Standard for

Dry Chemical

Extinguishing Systems;

NFPA 17A, Standard for

Wet Chemical

Extinguishing Systems;

NFPA 96, Standard for

Ventilation Control and

Fire Protection of

Commercial Cooking

Operations; NFPA 2001, Standard for Clean Agent

Fire Extinguishing

Systems.

Smoke Control

Systems C.5.9.10 As required/requested

NFPA 92, Standard for

Smoke Control Systems

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Emergency and

Standby Power

Systems

C.5.9.11 As required/requested

NFPA 110, Standard for

Emergency and Standby

Power Systems; NFPA

111, Standard on Stored

Electrical Energy

Emergency and Standby

Power Systems

Emergency Lighting

Systems and Exit

Signage

C.5.9.12 As required/requested NFPA 101, Life Safety

Code

Lightning Protection

Systems C.5.9.14 As required/requested

NFPA 780, Standard for the Installation of

Lightning Protection

Systems.

Chemical sensors C.5.9.15 As required/requested

Proactive Facility

Tours C.5.10.2 As required/requested

Minimum Tour

Frequencies C.5.10.3 As required/requested

Monitoring of Central

Plant Equipment C.5.10.4 As required/requested

Flag Procedures C.5.14.5 As required/requested

Reference Library C.5.16. As required/requested

Boiler Systems C.6.2 As required/requested

Air Distribution

Equipment: Air

Handling Units (AHU), Exhaust Fans (EF), Ductwork, Variable

Volume (VAV), Actuators, Intakes

C.6.3 As required/requested

HVAC Water

Management C.6.6

As Required

Monthly - Water treatment

Monthly report

Meter Readings

Glycol Monthly Testing

Maintenance - Lighting

Systems C.6.8.3 As Required

Plumbing and

Restrooms C.6.7 As Required

Recycling program for fluorescent lamps and other light bulbs

C.6.8.3 As Required 40 CFR 260

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Electrical Switchgear and Switchboards C.6.9

As Required, Shut down plan submitted 6 months in advance

Oil Analysis and Oil

Changes C.6.11 As required

Vertical Transportation

Systems C.6.12 As required

Replacement Items and

Painting C.6.13.2 As required

Directories. C.6.13.6 As required

Phase-out Transition

Period C.7.3

Up to 60 days of contract end date

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J.5.0 Smart and Sustainable Buildings

J.5.1 Specific BAS Requirements

The Contractor shall provide and schedule monthly and seasonal reviews I.A.W. in-house capabilities corresponding to normal operating hours of the facility. In addition, personnel of this caliber shall be available on a 24-hour basis to service any problems as might be required. This person shall be designated as the “BAS System Programmer” and shall be responsible for providing technical support to GSA personnel, and troubleshooting/repair of system problems.

All contracted services shall have qualification requirements reviewed prior to any services being performed

The System Programmer shall, on a minimum semiannual basis, exercise all control points in the system to demonstrate that the software, hardware, and controlled devices are operating as designed as noted in the seasonal review checklists. Whereas the contractor does not have in-house capabilities to perform the monthly reviews, a BAS System Programmer shall be contracted to perform the monthly reviews. ONLY BAS System Programmers are permitted to complete seasonal reviews.

a. Appendix A - BAS Monthly Review Checklist

b. Appendix B - BAS Change Request and Completion Log

c. Appendix C - BAS Seasonal Review Checklist - Cooling

d. Appendix C - BAS Seasonal Review Checklist – Heating

The Contractor shall provide any required labor for repairs which may be needed on a 24-hour basis. Required repairs which do not significantly affect environmental conditions nor energy consumption may be performed during normal working hours.

J.5.1.1 Monthly Requirements

As described in the overview, a monthly review is used to determine a quick status of the BAS to determine overall functionality. To conduct a monthly review only a few areas are required. This provides a quick glance into possible issues going on with the building and associated building control systems being controlled by the BAS. All of the items are required as part of the monthly review shall be documented and submitted to GSA facility management staff for review.

Using the provided “Monthly Review Checklist” located in APPENDIX A, complete the initial document requirements such as date of service, check in time of service, and technician’s name.

Log into the BAS and perform the following checks:

a. Discover and record the total amount of devices currently in communication fail

1. As a supplement, take screenshots of the devices in communication failure and attach them to a word document so they can be included with the monthly review checklist

2. An overview summary page can be used without the need to take individual screenshots of each graphic page. This provides GSA facility management with the exact devices that are in communication failure.

b. Discover and record the total amount of devices currently in override

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1. As a supplement, take screenshots of the devices in override and attach them to a word document so they can be included with the monthly review checklist

2. An overview summary page can be used without the need to take individual screenshots of each graphic page. This provides GSA facility management with the exact devices that are currently in override.

c. Review general trends to look for anomalies.

1. Record any anomalies on the monthly review checklist.

d. Review existing and previous alarms since last visit.

1. Determine if alarms pose a potential issue and record the potential issues on the monthly review checklist.

e. Review existing schedules and determine if adjustments are required.

1. Record the proposed adjustments on the monthly review checklist.

f. Perform any changes as noted from the “Change Request and Completion Log” and record completion information on the log. This includes but is not limited to additional trends, alarms, and program changes.

1. An allotted amount of time as noted in the “Additional Hours” section shall be used to complete any requests related to programming. This requirement does not cover the cost of hands-on repairs to components or any materials associated with such.

g. Perform any scheduling additions (i.e., Holiday Additions, Afterhours Schedules).

h. Once completed with the above monthly review tasks, complete the Monthly Review

Checklist by indicating the check-out time of the service.

1. Completion of the required documentation is also considered part of the time allotted for each location and should be considered when completing the documentation.

J.5.1.1.1 Monthly Time Allotment Requirements

The monthly time allotment requirements shall be based on the size of facility and the BAS associated with the building. For contracting purposes, this section represents the time associated with completing a monthly review and can be used for the purposes of quotations. This section is also intended as a basic guideline and can be adjusted based on GSA facility management preferences. Below is a table showing a breakdown of hours based on facility size. The table is broken into several columns indicating building size, hours required to complete the review, utility hours used for documentation and miscellaneous programming changes, and the overall total. The total should be taken into consideration for quotation purposes. It is highly encouraged to seek a discounted remote review rate to reduce costs if possible.

Square Footage Review Hours Utility Hours Total Hours

Up to 150K 3 1 4

151K to 400K 4 2 6

401K to 750 K 5 2 7

750K and above 6 2 8

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J.5.1.2 Semi-Annual / Seasonal

The ongoing seasonal review process is used to determine the status of the BAS controlled

HVAC equipment going into cooling and heating seasons. The review should be conducted, by a

BAS Programmer, on a twice a year targeted towards the beginning of cooling and heating seasons to maintain system health and normal functionality. A total of two ongoing seasonal reviews will be conducted per year which would also take the place of a monthly review. In the case where schedules conflict with regular monthly reviews, no less than a two week is spread between reviews is permitted. Upon the completion of the ongoing seasonal review, the results as documented (APPENDIX C).

J.5.1.2.1 Ongoing Seasonal Review Requirements

Using the provided “Ongoing Seasonal Review Checklist” located in APPENDIX C, complete the initial document requirements such as date of service, check in time of service, and technician’s name. Log into the BAS and perform the following checks:

a. Discover and record the total amount of devices currently in communication fail

1. As a supplement, take screenshots of the devices in communication failure and attach them to a word document so they can be included with the monthly review checklist

2. An overview summary page can be used without the need to take individual screenshots of each graphic page. This provides GSA facility management with the exact devices that are in communication failure.

b. Discover and record the total amount of devices currently in override

1. As a supplement, take screenshots of the devices in override and attach them to a word document so they can be included with the monthly review checklist

2. An overview summary page can be used without the need to take individual screenshots of each graphic page. This provides GSA facility management with the exact devices that are currently in override.

c. Manually actuate hot/cold water valves (depending on the season) and verify changes in discharge air temperature for the following:

1. All AHUs, OAUs

2. All perimeter heating (if heating season review)

3. 10 percent sample of VAVs, FPUs, CAVs

i. NOTE: In the event a full time BAS technician services the facility, a 100 percent check is required.

4. Record the results on the ongoing review checklist

d. Manually engage electric heat (if heating season review) and verify changes in discharge air temperature for the following:

1. 10 percent sample of VAVs, FPUs, CAVs

i. NOTE: In the event a full time BAS technician services the facility, a 100 percent check is required.

2. Test each stage independently on multi-stage units

3. Record the results on the ongoing review checklist

e. Verify proper functionality of chiller water/hot water resets on either systems depending on the season.

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1. Record the results on the ongoing review checklist

f. Review general trends to look for anomalies.

1. Record any anomalies on the monthly review checklist.

g. Review existing and previous alarms since last visit.

1. Determine if alarms pose a potential issue and record the potential issues on the monthly review checklist.

h. Review existing schedules and determine if adjustments are required.

1. Record the proposed adjustments on the ongoing review checklist review checklist.

i. Perform any changes as noted from the “Change Request and Completion Log” and record completion information on the log. This includes but is not limited to additional trends, alarms, and program changes.

1. An allotted amount of time as noted in the “Additional Hours” section shall be used to complete any requests related to programming. This requirement does not cover the cost of hands-on repairs to components or any materials associated with such.

j. Perform any scheduling additions (i.e., Holiday Additions, Afterhours Schedules).

k. Once completed with the above monthly review tasks, complete the Monthly Review

Checklist by indicating the check-out time of the service.

1. Completion of the required documentation is also considered part of the time allotted for each location and should be considered when completing the documentation.

J.5.1.2.2 Ongoing Seasonal review time allotment requirements

The ongoing seasonal review time allotment requirements shall be based on the size of facility, HVAC equipment quantities, and the BAS associated with the building. For contracting purposes, this section represents the time associated with completing an ongoing seasonal review and can be used for the purposes of quotations. This section is also intended as a basic guideline and can be adjusted based on GSA facility management preferences. In cases where buildings contain several smaller air handling units, additional time should be allotted to account for the added time associated with completing an ongoing seasonal review. Below is a table showing a breakdown of hours based on facility size. The table is broken into several columns indicating building size, hours required to complete the review, utility hours used for documentation and miscellaneous programming changes, additional time for additional AHUs, and the overall total.

The total should be taken into consideration for quotation purposes.

Square

Footage

Review

Hours

Utility

Hours

Additional AHUs Total Hours

Up to 150K 6 2 30 Min – Each

AHU after 3

8 plus AHUs

151K to 400K 8 3 30 Min – Each

AHU after 5

11 plus AHUs

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401K to 750

K

10 4 30 Min – Each

AHU after 7

14 plus AHUs

750K and above

12 4 30 Min – Each

AHU after 8

16 plus AHUs

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J.5.2 Appendices to BAS

APPENDIX A – BAS Monthly Review Checklist

BAS Monthly Review Checklist

Site Name:

Date of Service:

Technician Name:

Check Out Time:

Item

BAS Monthly Tasks Notes

Date

Completed

1.

Discover and record the total amount of devices currently in communication fail.

2.

Discover and record the total amount of devices currently in override

3. Review general trends to look for anomalies.

4.

Review existing and previous alarms since last visit.

5.

Review existing schedules and determine is adjustments are required.

6.

Perform any changes as noted from the “Change

Request and Completion Log” and record completion information on the log. This includes but is not limited to additional trends, alarms, and program changes.

7.

Perform any scheduling additions (i.e. Holiday

Additions, After Hours Schedules).

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APPENDIX B – Change Request and Completion Log

BAS Change Request and Completion Log

Site Name:

Date of Service:

Date

Equipment

ID Original BAS Settings/Programming BAS Changes

APPENDIX C – BAS Seasonal Cooling Checklist

BAS Seasonal Review Checklist - Cooling

Site Name:

Date of Service:

E Q U I

P M E N T

MISC

SCHEDULI

NG

RESETS

ONGOING SEASONAL

REVIEW CHECKS

NOTES

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T re n d s

A la rm s

O p er a to r

O v er ri d es

D ev ic es i n

C o m

F a il u re

H o li d a y C a le n d a r

T en a n t O v er ti m e

U ti li ti es

O cc u p ie d

S ta rt

U n o cc u p ie d

S to p

D is ch a rg e A ir em p R et

S ta ti c P re ss u r e

R

C h il le d W a te r

R o n d en se r

W a te r

R m m a n d C h il le d

W te r V a lv e F u ll y p en

D is ch a rg e p er a tu m m a n d C h il le

W te r V a lv e F u lo se m m a n d O u ts id e

A ir

D a m p er

F u ch a rg e p er a m m a n d O u ts id e

A ir

D a m p er

F u lo

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APPENDIX C – BAS Seasonal Heating Checklist

BAS Seasonal Review Checklist - Heating

Site Name:

Date of Service:

E Q

U

IP

M E

N

MISC

SCHEDULI

NG

RESETS

ONGOING SEASONAL

REVIEW CHECKS

NOTES

T re n d s

A la rm s

O p er a to r O v er ri d es

D ev ic es i n

C o

F il u re

H o li d a y C a le n d r a n t O v er ti m e

U ti li ti cc u p ie d

S ta rt

U n o cc u p ie d

S to p

D is ch a rg e A ir T e

R

S ta ti c

P re ss u r e

R es e t

H o t

W a te r

R m m a n d H o t

W a te r

V a lv e F u ll y O ch a rg e p er a m m a n d H o t

W a te r

V a lv e F u ll y C lo m m a n d E le ct ri c

H ea ti n g S ta g e

N ch a rg e p er a m m a n d O u ts id e m p er

F u ll y O ch a rg e p er a m m a n d O u ts id e m p er

F u ll y C lo

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J.6.0 Maintained Equipment Inventory

The following is a list of the Maintained Equipment Inventory for this contact by building. All provisions of section C.5 and other applicable areas within the contract must be followed. This inventory is for information purposes only and is not guaranteed to be 100% accurate, however;

the Contractor is responsible for the operation, maintenance, and repair of all equipment

(mechanical, electrical, structural, and architectural) and utilities, located on, within, or beneath, this facility’s interior and exterior extending to the legal property line. There may be multiple

PM Guides for each equipment type listed.

Note: Where a quantity is provided the equipment may not be updated in the NCMMS system at the time of this solicitation.

J.6.1 Sioux City Federal Building and US Courthouse Equipment Inventory

J.6.1.1 Sioux City Federal Building and US Courthouse (GSA-Owned)

Qty Asset # Description

6 Door, Hydraulic, Electric or Pneumatic Operated

11 Door, Hydraulic, Electric or Pneumatic Operated

11 Door, Manual, Overhead

855749 Door, Main Entrance

855749 Door, Main Entrance

287,400 sf Roof Inspection - Built-up type

292937 Ctrl-DDC -Field Panel

292882 DDC - field level controller

855648 DDC - field level controller

292937 DDC - field level controller

855623 DDC - field level controller

855628 DDC - field level controller

19 Circuit Breaker; Low Voltage Power (Over 100 amps)

145 Emergency Lights, Closed Systems

114 Emergency Lights, Wet Cell

Motor Starters 100 Hp and greater (individually enclosed less than 600 volt)

856170 Motor Controller Unit (600 volts and above)

856175 Motor Controller Unit (600 volts and above)

40 Motors, Preventive Maintenance 1 to 7.5 hp

293030 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855851 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855856 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855866 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855871 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855876 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855879 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855880 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855881 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

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855883 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855890 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855891 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855893 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855894 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855895 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855896 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855898 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855899 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855900 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855901 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855903 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855904 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855905 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855906 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855908 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855910 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855911 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855912 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855914 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855919 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855922 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

855924 Surge Arrestor; Medium Voltage, Surge Protection Devices

Switchboards, Medium Voltage (per cubicle)(600 volt to 15 kV)

1887633 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

1887634 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

1887635 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

1887636 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

292902 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

292940 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855636 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855641 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855655 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855665 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

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855667 to 200 amp rating)

855669 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855672 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855679 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855704 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855709 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

856427 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

292907 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855639 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855670 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855671 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855675 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855680 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855690 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855696 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855707 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855712 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855713 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855717 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855724 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855728 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

292912 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

292917 to 200 amp rating)

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292918 to 200 amp rating)

292921 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

292936 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

292941 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

292947 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855644 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855649 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855654 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855659 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855701 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855714 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855718 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855719 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855722 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855727 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855732 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855736 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855666 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855677 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855682 Disconnects; High Voltage (Isolating Switch, Per Switch) (Up to 200 amp rating)

855730 Low Voltage Dry Type Transformer, (30 KVA and up, 600 volts or less)

855734 Low Voltage Dry Type Transformer, (30 KVA and up, 600 volts or less)

855734 Low…