Attachment 1 - PDU Performance Work Statement _21 APR 2026.pdf

88th ABW - Performance Work Statement (PWS)

Performance Work Statement (PWS)

Relocation of Power Distribution Unit (PDU) 9

21 Apr 2026

Period of Performance

15 MAY 2026 – 15 AUG 2026

1.0 Background

The 88th Communications Squadron requires the relocation of a critical power asset, Power Distribution Unit (PDU) 9, within Building 10271 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

The objective is to move PDU 9 from its current location in Room 134 to a new designated location in Room 128A to support evolving data center requirements. This PWS outlines the required outcomes for the successful completion of this project.

2.0 Scope

The certified electrical contractor shall provide all necessary project management, labor, tools, equipment, and materials (unless specified as government-furnished) to successfully relocate PDU 9. The work includes decommissioning, moving, reinstalling, and ensuring full operational status of the PDU, along with all associated subfloor and electrical modifications.

3.0 Specific Tasks

The contractor shall perform the following tasks to meet the government's requirements:

Task 1: Decommission and Prepare Site:

Safely decommission and remove the existing PDU 28 and its stand from Room 128A and move it to the designated storage cage in Room 145.

Disconnect existing power tails from PDU 28, leaving them in place for future use.

Task 2: Relocate PDU 9 and Associated Stand:

Safely move the Liebert PDU 9 from its origin in Room 134 to the new location in Room 128A.

Remove the equipment stand from the subfloor in Room 134 and reinstall it in the new location.

Task 3: Subfloor and Flooring System Restoration:

Ensure the raised-floor system is structurally sound and functional at both the original and new locations upon project completion. This includes providing and installing any necessary subfloor infrastructure (stands, stringers, anchors).

Modify floor tiles as needed to close any openings at the original location and accommodate equipment at the new location.

Task 4: Reinstallation and Power Connectivity:

Install new wiring in the existing conduit between Room 128A and Room 134.

Reconnect the power tails (previously disconnected from PDU 28) to the newly installed PDU 9, ensuring correct phasing and full power connectivity.

Task 5: Labeling and Documentation:

Provide documentation that maps the power tail locations to their corresponding breaker locations at the main switchboard and panel.

Ensure PDU 8 and PDU 9 are clearly labeled with "red" and "blue" labels to identify their power sources as follows:

PDU 8 fed from (ADPE 2, CKT 4)

PDU 9 fed from (ADPE CKT 4)

4.0 Performance Requirements Summary

The contractor's performance will be evaluated based on the following standards.

Performance Objective Performance Standard Method of Surveillance Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work

Certificate confirms that the workers and work meet all relevant safety standards and codes.

100% Government Inspection

Safe Equipment Relocation All equipment (PDU 9, PDU

28) is relocated without damage to the equipment, facility, or personnel. Zero safety incidents.

100% Government Inspection

Structural Integrity of Floor The raised subfloor at both the origin (RM 134) and new (RM 128A) locations is structurally sound, level, and secure.

100% Government Inspection

Full Operational Capability PDU 9 is fully operational, correctly phased, and provides power as required by the mission upon project completion.

Functional Testing and Final Inspection

Accurate Labeling & Documentation

All specified equipment is labeled correctly per Task 5, 100% Government Inspection and all documentation is accurate and complete.

5.0 Government-Furnished Items

The Government will provide the following:

• Access to the work site in Building 10271.

• Required floor tiles for flooring modifications.

• Any relevant facility drawings.

6.0 Deliverables

• A fully relocated and operational PDU 9.

• Documentation of power tail and breaker locations.

• Any unused materials are to be left on-site and issued to the customer.

Base Hours of Operation

Hours of Operation:

Normal Working Hours. Contractor shall perform work during the hours as defined at 8:00am – 4:00pm Monday – Friday. Contractor shall coordinate their schedule and Base Pass requests with the point of contact identified in the contract prior to scheduling work.

Recognized Holidays. The following Federal holidays are observed at WPAFB: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. The Contractor is not required to provide services on Federal holidays, except as required to support mission requirements during expanded hours.

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CPC #27

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