ATTACHMENT D_Senate Office Building Wet Chem.pdf
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Architect of the Capitol
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This document is an attachment to a Request for Quote (RFQ) for the inspection and testing of fire protection systems in the Senate Office Buildings. The key details are:
The attachment outlines the requirements for performing maintenance and inspection of the wet-chemical fire extinguishing systems in the Senate Office Buildings per NFPA 17A and 96. There are three kitchen exhaust hood systems protected by seven wet-chemical fire extinguishing equipment systems that require a minimum bi-annual inspection and testing. The contractor must be capable of completing repair, maintenance, addition, and demolition work on these systems. When issues arise, the contractor must provide cost estimates for corrective actions.
The related federal contract opportunity is RFQ #AOCSSB24Q0024 issued by the Architect of the Capitol (AOC) for inspection and testing services of fire protection systems in the Senate Office Buildings, including fire pumps, wet chemical suppression, dry chemical suppression, and fire alarm and sprinkler suppression. The RFQ is anticipated to result in a single award firm-fixed price contract to a responsible quoter actively registered in SAM.
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Attachment D Senate Fire Testing SOW
ATTACHMENT D
Senate Office Building
Wet Chemical/Kitchen Hood System Information
Perform maintenance and an inspection for the wet-chemical fire extinguishing systems in the Senate Office Buildings per NFPA 17A & 96. The Senate Office Buildings currently has three Kitchen Exhaust Hood Systems protected with seven (7) wet-chemical fire extinguishing equipment systems. These systems require a minimum bi-annual inspection and testing to maintain their operational reliability.
Contractor performing kitchen hood suppression system inspections must be capable of completing repair, maintenance, addition and demolition work on systems. When issues with these systems arise, cost estimates for corrective actions shall be included in final report.
Building Location Associated Hood(s)
System Model Fire Alarm Zone (Bldg)
Picture
Dirksen
SDG20 - “American Grill” Hoods 1, 2 & 3 ANSUL R-102 N10L8M2
(HSOB)
SDBR7 - Cafeteria Kitchen
*Hoods 1 & 2 ANSUL R-102 0543 (DSOB)
*Hood 4 ANSUL R-102 0544 (DSOB)
Attachment D Senate Fire Testing SOW
SDBRR - Cafeteria Kitchen
*Hood 5* ANSUL R-102 0545 (DSOB)
*Plenum Protection (This system trips when any other
Cafeteria Kitchen hood system is activated)
ANSUL R-102
*Corresponding Tripped Hood
Zone
Russell SRB63 - “Cups & Co.”
Hood 1 ANSUL R-102
0326 (RSOB)
These systems are interlocked
Hood 2 ANSUL R-102
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