CGC ABBIE BURGESS CO2 MAINTENANCE SOW.pdf
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SCOPE OF WORK
This is a Scope of Work document for CO2 and Galley Fire Suppression Maintenance services on the USCGC Abbie Burgess. The work must be completed to ensure the vessel complies with COMDTINST 3120.21C Cutter Safe-to-Sail (STS) minimum critical equipment requirements. The contractor must perform semi-annual and annual maintenance on three installed CO2 fire suppression systems located in machinery spaces, including weighing nine CO2 cylinders, testing pipe integrity, pressure switches, audible and visual alarms, time delay cylinders, and pull cables for system activation. Additionally, the contractor must replace nine cylinder hoses due to expiring hydrostatic test dates in September. Semi-annual maintenance is also required for the R-102 APC Fire Suppression system in the galley, which includes weighing the APC cartridge, testing pull cables, and replacing three fusible links.
PLACE OF PERFORMANCE AND CONTRACTING
Work must be performed at Coast Guard Pier at 54 Tillson Avenue, Rockland, Maine, within 10 days of contract award, during Monday through Friday operations between 7:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., unless alternative times are agreed upon. The Contracting Officer, who will be the sole person authorized to make changes to contract terms and conditions, will serve as the contractor's point of contact for payment. Shipboard Points of Contact are MKCS Lydia Miller at (206) 820-2121 or Lydia.D.Miller@uscg.mil and DC1 Daniel Palafox at (210) 882-8053 or Daniel.Palafox@uscg.mil, who may be contacted for scheduling and technical questions but are not authorized to modify contract terms and conditions.
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USCGC ABBIE BURGESS
CO2 AND GALLEY FIRE SUPRESSION MAINTENANCE
SCOPE OF WORK:
Project objecƟves include annual and semi-annual maintenance on shipboard installed CO2 and Galley Fire Suppression systems. Work must be completed for ship to comply IAW
COMDTINST 3120.21C CUTTER SAFE-TO-SAIL (STS) MINIMUM CRITICAL EQUIPMENT.
CGC ABBIE BURGESS has 03 installed CO2 fire suppression systems inside machinery spaces that need required semi-annual and annual maintenance completed. Maintenance includes weighing 09 CO2 cylinders, tesƟng pipe integrity, pressure switches, audible and visual alarms, Ɵme delay cylinders, and pull cables for acƟvaƟon of system. Work will also include replacing 09 cylinder hoses due to expiring hydrostaƟc test date in September.
CGC ABBIE BURGESS will also need semi-annual maintenance completed for the R-102 APC Fire Suppression system in the Galley. Work includes weighing APC cartridge; tesƟng pull cables and replacing 03 fusible links.
PLACE OF PERFORMANCE:
LocaƟon: Coast Guard Pier at 54 Tillson Ave. Rockland, ME.
Date: Work to be done within 10 days of contract award.
Hours of OperaƟon: Monday through Friday between 7:00am and 3:00pm Work will be scheduled during these hours unless another Ɵme is specified and agreed to.
CONTRACTING:
When contract is awarded, the government will idenƟfy a ContracƟng Officer who will be the ONLY person authorized to make changes to contract terms and condiƟons.
ContracƟng Officer will be the Contractor’s point of contact for payment.
SHIPBOARD POINT OF CONTACTS (POC):
Contact shipboard POCs below for scheduling and technical quesƟons. Shipboard POCs are NOT authorized to make changes to contract terms and condiƟons once awarded.
MKCS Lydia Miller
(206) 820-2121 Lydia.D.Miller@uscg.mil
DC1 Daniel Palafox
(210) 882-8053 Daniel.Palafox@uscg.mil
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