ATTACHMENT F_Hart Senate Office Building Industrial Dry Chem.pdf
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- AOCSSB24Q0024
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Architect of the Capitol
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This document is an attachment titled "ATTACHMENT F_Hart Senate Office Building Industrial Dry Chem.pdf" that provides details on the inspection and maintenance requirements for the industrial dry chemical fire suppression system located in the Hart Senate Office Building.
The attachment outlines the scope of work for bi-annual testing and maintenance of the PYRO-CHEM Model MCH3 Industrial Dry Chemical Suppression System, including pilot cartridge replacement, cylinder hydrostatic testing, nozzle evaluation, and system interconnection. The system consists of 1 control head, 2 links, 1 tank, 1 nitrogen cartridge, 2 nozzles, 1 pull station, and 1 release module. The contractor performing the inspections must be capable of completing any necessary repair, maintenance, addition, or demolition work on the system. The attachment also references that this system is related to a federal contract opportunity, AOCSSB24Q0024, issued by the Architect of the Capitol for inspection and testing of fire protection systems in the Senate Office Buildings.
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Attachment E Senate Fire Testing SOW
ATTACHMENT E
Hart Senate Office Building
Industrial Dry Chemical System Information
Perform complete bi-annual testing and maintenance on the PYRO-CHEM Model MCH3 Industrial Dry Chemical Suppression System per the manufacturer’s requirements and NFPA 17 (2017 Ed.). This includes Pilot Cartridge annual Replacement and hydrostatic testing or replacement of cylinders, as required per code. Inspection shall also include an evaluation of the existing systems for the proper nozzle selection/placement for the given hazard and orientation/installation to the hazard and interconnection of systems if necessary.
The system is made up of:
• 1 Control head
• 2 Links
• 1 Tank (installed in 2020)
• 1 Nitrogen Cartridge
• 2 Nozzles
• 1 Pull Station
• 1 Release Module
The dry-chemical fire extinguishing system in the Hart Senate Office Building HAZMAT Container is located at the end of the Hart Loading Dock (Basement Level of the Building).
Contractor performing dry chemical suppression system inspections must be capable of completing repair, maintenance, addition and demolition work on systems. When issues with this system arise, cost estimates for corrective actions shall be included in final report.
Control Head and Tank
Control Head
Links and Nozzles
Pull Station (On Exterior)
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