Attachment J-2 Description of the CGMCS and EPPD NAVSEA work items.pdf
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- Request for Proposal (RFP) for the USCG POLAR STAR Service Life Extension Project (SLEP)
- Solicitation number
- 70Z02320RAPS00200
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This document outlines requirements for a federal contract opportunity to provide engineering services for the US Coast Guard Polar Star cutter. The Coast Guard seeks to award an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract to extend the service life of the Polar Star through 2023. Task orders will consist of firm-fixed price and fixed price award fee contract line items. Engineering support is required for installation of new electrical equipment aboard the cutter in 2021, including voltage regulator cabinets, switchboards, battery units, and cabling. Additional support is required in 2022 and 2023 to maintain the installed systems. Offerors must comply with export regulations and have access to materials subject to ITAR or EAR. The solicitation number is 70Z02320RAPS00200.
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NSWCPD 442 – Steam & Diesel Electric Power Systems Generation, Automation, & Distribution
Ship Systems Engineering Station, Philadelphia PA
NSWCPD CODE 442
High Level SOW Summary for PPD Installation aboard USCGC POLAR STAR FY 2021 / FY2022 / FY2023 Availabilities
2021 Availability
Work Force (Phases - 60 days of install, 40 days of testing, 2 days of Dock Trials, 5 days of Sea Trials)
8 Electricians rotated for 60 days 6 Mechanics onsite for 40 days 2 Electricians to support testing post installation 40 days 2 electricians 2 days of dock trials 2 Electricians 5 days of Sea Trials 8-10 NSWCPD Engineers at any time
High Level Scope
• Disconnect existing power & control cables inside existing Generator and Motor Voltage Regulator cabinets and remove cabinets within ECC o STBD Generator Voltage Regulator Cabinet o CTR Generator Voltage Regulator Cabinet o PORT Generator Voltage Regulator Cabinet o Motor Voltage Regulator Cabinet
• Remove existing and install new foundations for the Voltage Regulator cabinets. Install new Voltage Regulator cabinets.
• Westinghouse Switchboards o Disconnect existing wiring and remove devices/ equipment to be removed from backplanes o Mount new devices/ equipment inside Switchboard and terminate existing wiring
• Install new battery units for UPS units on new foundation in ECC (3 units)
• Install power cabling from UPS to all new devices, Ethernet cabling from
ECC to all new devices.
• Remove asbestos and lead paint associated with tasking, paint and lag disturbed areas.
• Install deck and bulkhead penetrations as required to run new cabling.
Install cable tags for newly installed cabling.
• Signal ringout for all wiring/ signals Voltage Regulator Enclosures and connected enclosures
• Support signal testing for field signals (Fluke simulator or similar)
• Support operational testing for plant including dock and Sea Trials
Work Spaces
ECC, AUX 1/ 2/ 3, Diesel 1 & 2, Motor Gear Compartment
2022 Availability
Work Force
2 Electricians, 2 Mechanics onsite 3 weeks 2- 4 NSWCPD Engineers at any time
High Level Scope
• Groom existing system, confirm right and tight
• Support testing/ trouble shooting
Work Spaces
• ECC, AUX 1/ 2/ 3, Diesel 1 & 2, Motor Gear Compartment
2023 Availability
Work Force
2 Electricians, 2 Mechanics onsite 3 weeks 2- 4 NSWCPD Engineers at any time
High Level Scope
• Groom existing system, confirm right and tight
• Support testing/ trouble shooting
Work Spaces
• ECC, AUX 1/ 2/ 3, Diesel 1 & 2, Motor Gear Compartment
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