Commissioning Shakedown_Final_Amend 0007.pdf

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Replace Air Handling Units 4 and 5 Los Angeles (ZLA) ARTCC Palmdale, CA
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This document outlines requirements for replacing two air handling units at a Federal Aviation Administration air traffic control center in Palmdale, California. The Federal Aviation Administration is soliciting offers to replace Air Handling Units 4 and 5 in room 110A at the Los Angeles Air Route Traffic Control Center. This is a 100% small business set-aside with a NAICS code of 238290 and size standard of $22 million. A site visit is scheduled for January 8, 2024 and all attendees must register by January 5. Questions about the request for offer are due by January 9 and amendments will be posted on January 11. Offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management to be eligible. The contract award will require conforming to requirements in the request for offer for product specifications, drawings, and Department of Labor wage rates.

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Air Handling Unit Shakedown Testing

The following are the Air Handling Units shakedown testing list: CORRECT ANSWER ACCEPTED? REMARKS Yes No

1. With the AHU off at the Front End Personnel Computer (FEPC), at the Hand-Off-Auto Switch (H-O-A), and the toggle override switch in normal position verify that both the Discharge Control Damper (CD-1) and the Damper Position Switch (DS-1) is in the closed/off position.

Verified Closed/Off

2. Are all the required inputs and outputs available at the AHU Microprocessor Controller (verify the AHU Microprocessor Controller (MC) directory)?

Yes

3. Does the failure of DS-1 prevent the AHU from operating? Yes

4. With the H-O-A control switch in the Hand position does CD-1 fully open? Yes

4A. With the override toggle in manual (on) position and the unit control board un-plugged or in failure state does the Unit Operate in 100% cooling mode? Does the unit start, does the CD-1 fully open, does the cooling valve FCV-1 fully open?

Yes

5. Do the interlocks prevent the starting of the AHU? Yes

6. Does the AHU require a manual restart after the interlock has shut the unit down?

7. Does the adjustable Time Delay Relay operate as set? Yes

8. Does the Differential Pressure Sensor indicate the correct operating status of the AHU? Yes

9. Does the Chilled Water Valve (FCV-1) open/close when commanded to do so? Yes

10. Does the Heating Water Valve (FCV-2) open/close when commanded to do so? Yes

11. Do FCV-1 and FCV-2 respond to Temperature Sensor (TS-1)? Yes

12. With the AHU set to the off position at the FEPC, does CD-1 start to close as soon as the H-O-A is set to the off position?

Yes

13. Put the H-O-A in the Auto position. Is the unit is the Auto position? Yes

14. Are all required inputs and outputs available at the FEPC? Yes

15. Does the AHU start from the FEPC? Yes

16. Do both FCV-1 and FCV-2 respond to commands from the FEPC? Yes

17. Does the AHU respond to commands from the TS-Master and HS-Master? Yes

18. Do both the FCV-1 and FCV-2 open when calling for dehumidification? Yes

19. Does the FCV-2 open when the space temperature drops below 70 degrees F? Yes

20. Does the FCV-2 close when the space temperature reaches 75 degrees F? Yes

21. Does the TS-1 override the TS-Master when the space temperature drops below 71.5 degrees F by closing FCV-1?

Yes

22. Does the TS-1 override the TS-Master when the space temperature exceeds 78.5 degrees F by opening FVC-1?

Yes

23. Does the TS-Master resume control of the AHU when the space temperature returns 75? Yes, degree F?

24. Does the AHU humidifier activate when the HS-Master drops below 38%? Yes

25. Does the AHU humidifier deactivate when the HS-Master reaches 58%? Yes

26. Does the FEPC alarm when the TS-Master exceeds 80 degrees F? Yes

27. Does the AHU humidifier respond to the enable/disable commands from the AHU? Yes

28. Does the AHU humidifier de-energize with no airflow from the AHU? Yes

29. Does the AHU humidifier de-energize when the humidity exceeds the high limit? Yes

30. Does the AHU respond to a clogged filter or loss of airflow? Yes

31. Does the AHU smoke detector stop the AHU and send an alarm to the fire alarm system? Yes

32. Set alarm parameters IAW initial set up.

33. When the unit is in cooling mode, is the temperature of the supply air less than 60 degrees? Yes

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