A05 SOW Won-Door Fire Repair.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) template for the Won-Door Fire Repair project at Blackfeet Community Hospital in Browning, Montana. The project addresses repair and replacement of a specialized fire-rated sliding door that serves as a critical component of the hospital's fire protection system, separating different fire areas and compartmentalizing administrative departments from the hospital proper. The door operates on a large track system and deploys automatically upon activation of the building's fire alarm system.
The vendor must furnish and install new replacement parts for five structural and mechanical assemblies: lead post assembly, leading edge safety/obstruction member, diagonal structural bar, outrigger trolley mechanism, and train guide trolley mechanism. All repairs, adjustments, and hardware installations must strictly adhere to the original equipment manufacturer's operational specifications and comply with Joint Commission Standards and applicable Life Safety Code standards for healthcare and business compartmentalization. No government-furnished equipment or information is provided. The place of performance is Blackfeet Community Hospital, 760 Hospital Circle, Browning, MT 59417. The period of performance begins upon activation of the acquisition award, ordering of required repair parts, and scheduling of the technician. No security requirements apply to this project.
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Template: Statement of Work (SOW)
1. PROJECT TITLE: Won-Door Fire Repair
2. BACKGROUND/PURPOSE:
The Won-Door is a significant part of the Blackfeet Community Hospital’s fire protection system. The door is used to separate different fire areas of the hospital. The door is stored in a folded compartment and released upon the activation of the building’s fire alarm system. The fire-proof door is on a large track system and upon activation it creates a fire barrier separating the administrative departments from the hospital.
The door must be maintained and operable by Joint Commission Standards.
3. SCOPE: Won-Door is a sliding fire-proof door separating hospital and business areas.
The Vendor must replace and repair the Blackfeet Service Unit’s (BFSU’s) specialized fire-rated door in accordance with The Joint of Commission and Life Safety Code standards.
4. TASKS: The vendor is contractually obligated to furnish and install new replacement parts for the following structural and mechanical assemblies:
- Lead post assembly
- Leading edge safety/obstruction member
- Diagonal structural bar
- Outrigger trolley mechanism
- Train guide trolley mechanism
All repairs, adjustments, and hardware installations must adhere strictly to the operational specifications of the original equipment manufacturer.
Work performance shall satisfy all current compliance metrics established by The Joint Commission and applicable Life Safety Code standards for healthcare and business compartmentalization.
5. GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED EQUIPMENT AND INFORMATION: None
6. PLACES OF PERFORMANCE: Blackfeet Community Hospital
760 Hospital Circle Browning, MT 59417
7. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: Upon activation of acquisition award, ordering of required repair parts, and scheduling of technician.
8. SECURITY: None
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