ALB ASR HVAC UNIT 1 Condenser Coil Replacement SOW.pdf
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This statement of work outlines the requirements for replacing the condenser coil in an HVAC unit at an FAA facility in Albany, New York. The contractor shall remove the existing Carrier Corp 38AP-D-025-5 series condenser coil and dispose of it. A new OEM coil and fan motor must be supplied and installed according to the manufacturer's specifications. The contractor must evacuate and recover the refrigerant, pressure test the new coil, and recharge the system. Startup and testing of the unit is required by an authorized manufacturer's representative. The contractor guarantees all work for one year. Available work hours are Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 4 PM, and unit 2 must remain operational except during final testing. Relevant drawings and equipment details are provided in the appendix.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Statement of Work ALB ASR HVAC Condenser Coil Replacement
ASR 9 RADAR Facility Albany, NY
Joseph Reynolds Nashua TSOG 11 Murphy Drive Nashua, NH 03062
(m) 978-886-1274
Project: ALB ASR HVAC Condenser Coil Replacement
Location: ASR 9 RADAR Facility
Albany International Airport FAA Albany SSC 128 Sicker Rd Latham, NY 12110-1571
General Scope of Work: Replace Condenser Coil.
Scope of Work:
The Contractor shall provide all labor, supervision, tools, transportation, equipment, and materials necessary to remove and replace the existing condenser coil in HVAC Unit #1 (AHU-CU-1). The existing system is:
• Carrier Corp. 38AP-D-025-5 Series (see Mechanical Schedule)
• Lock Out and Tag Out all applicable energy sources.
• Evacuate refrigerant from existing condenser coil. Recover refrigerant per EPA guidelines.
• Disassemble, remove, and dispose of failed condenser coil.
• Supply and install a new OEM RTPF condenser coil with all associated hardware and piping.
• Vacuum test the new coil, minimum 500 microns for 4 hours
• Leak and pressure test the new coil, per manufacturer’s requirements.
• Recharge with recovered refrigerant and add new refrigerant to bring charge to proper operating levels.
• Remove and dispose of failing condenser fan motor and fan prop.
• Supply and install new OEM condenser fan motor and fan prop.
• Function check for proper operation and place unit back in service.
• Start-up and test the HVAC unit, per manufacturer’s requirements.
o Start-up and testing shall be completed by authorized manufacturer’s representative for the equipment.
o Complete manufacturer’s start-up form, documenting the system’s operating and electrical measurements.
• Warranty-The Contractor must guarantee all materials and workmanship under this contract against defects or incorrect installation for a period of one year after completion.
Repair or replacement of any defective materials, correction of faulty workmanship, or correction of any items not in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications or directions and these specifications must be made to the Contractor’s expense.
Notes:
o Notify FAA if a crane will be used during coil replacement, FAA will submit Form 7460 for approval.
o Available Working Hours will be Monday-Friday 7AM-4PM.
o Facility UNIT 2 must be kept online at all times. Except during the final testing phase.
APPENDIX
Picture 1: Condenser Name Plate Picture 2: Condenser Side Profile
Drawing E015: Mechanical / Electrical Plan Drawing M007: HVAC Schedules
Picture 1
Picture 2
Joseph Reynolds Polygon
Joseph Reynolds Highlight
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