Attachment-2 Technical Specifications W911RX-22-Q-0083.xlsx

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NEC UPS Core Battery Replacement Federal contract opportunity
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Amendment-2-Solicitation-RFQ-W911RX22Q0083
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Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Hood

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CLINDescriptionUnit of MeasureQuantitySpecificationsVendor Submission (Please read Provision 52.211-6 and all buy terms)Customer Technical Evaluation
0001Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) Core Cabinets for Bldg. 200.Job11. The contractor shall reutilize the existing batteries or provide written justification for them not being used. 2. The primary UPS shall fit within the current room measurements (171' x 95" with 35" door way width clearance). 3. The new systems shall provide at least 30 minutes of uptime on battery power. 4. The new systems shall be of equivalent or greater current kilowatt ratings (39kW). 5. The new systems shall provide overload protection: up to 125% for 10 minutes, up to 150% for 1 minute, and up to 200% for 10 cycles. 6. The new systems shall tie into utility power and generator power sources. 7. The contractor shall provide a warranty all installed equipment for a minimum of 2 years. 8.Supplies and services provide shall be “turn-key.”
0002Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) Core Cabinets for Bldg. 6421Job11. The contractor shall reutilize the existing batteries or provide written justification for them not being used. 2. The secondary UPS shall fit within the current room measurements. 3. The new systems shall provide at least 30 minutes of uptime on battery power. 4. The new systems shall be of equivalent or greater current kilowatt ratings (12kW). 5. The new systems shall provide overload protection: up to 125% for 10 minutes, up to 150% for 1 minute, and up to 200% for 10 cycles. 6. The new systems shall tie into utility power and generator power sources. 7. The contractor shall provide a warranty all installed equipment for a minimum of 2 years. 8. Supplies and services provide shall be “turn-key.”
0003De-Installation and DisposalJob11. The contractor shall reutilize the existing batteries or provide written justification for them not being used. 2. If the existing batteries are not used, the contractor shall recycle the batteries within federal, state, and local guidelines.
0004InstallationJob11. The primary UPS shall fit within the current room measurements. 2. The secondary UPS shall fit within the current cabinet footprint. 3. The new systems shall tie into utility power and generator power sources. 4. The contractor shall test the systems while on battery power. 5. The contractor shall transfer back to site power as soon as system battery testing is verified.
*For Questions or Comments, please contact the Contract Specialist outlined below:
Christopher A. Richie, Contracting Officer, (785) 239-4240
Jennifer Krause, Contract Specialist, (785) 239-4664
Requiring Activity POC: Philip Rowe
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