Attachment 6.1 - Illini Concession Equipment Information.docx

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DNR - Illini SP Restaurant Concession
Solicitation number
25-422DNR-REALT-B-45955
Issued by
Lasalle County, Manteno Village, Illinois

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This is an equipment information document from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) detailing the operational procedures and safety features of concession equipment at the Illini facility. The document outlines critical procedures for GFI reset locations, fire suppression system protocols, and daily operational requirements for exhaust hood systems.

The maintenance responsibilities are split between the vendor and IDNR, with the vendor being responsible for professional servicing of the Fire Suppression System every six months, while IDNR handles monthly Fire Suppression System monitoring and annual testing. The document includes specific instructions for power restoration after fire alarm activation, gas system reactivation procedures, and daily operational requirements for the exhaust hood system.

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Attachment 6.1- Illini Concession Equipment Information

· Everything under the hood (grill, fryers, etc) that are plugged in: if the GFI trips, it can be reset without pulling out the equipment. The reset button is to the right of the 2-door reach in coolers.

· 2-door reach in coolers: if the GFI trips, it can be reset without pulling out the equipment. The reset button is to the right of the 2-door reach in coolers.

· If fire alarm or fire suppression system goes off, it will shut down power to all equipment under the hood. To re-establish power, the locked breaker will need unlocked and manually turned back on then re-locked.

· If fire alarm or suppression system goes off, it will shut down the gas. Turn it back on via the hood control panel to the left of the hood.

· Exhaust hood: every morning, turn the lights and the fan on. The fan will turn itself on once it registers a certain temperature if it was forgotten. If this happens, the display will read “Fans on by temp”

· Vendor pays for professional service to the Fire Suppression System every 6 months

· IDNR pays for monthly Fire Suppression System monitoring and annual testing.

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