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Park Water System Services, Elm Brook Park, Hopkinton Lake, Hopkinton, NH
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The provided document is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for a federal contract opportunity to provide plumbing services at the Elm Brook Park recreation area in Hopkinton, New Hampshire.

The key requirements include furnishing all equipment, supplies, materials, transportation, and labor to perform the following services: de-winterizing the park water system in the spring, winterizing the park water system in the fall, and replacing a section of plumbing for a spigot, as well as replacing the union, pipe, and elbow on the pressure tank for the lower restroom. The contract is set-aside for small business vendors, with a NAICS code of 561990 and a small business size standard of $16.5 million. All vendors must have an active SAM.gov registration to be considered.

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PARK WATER SYSTEM SERVICES

U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

HOPKINTON EVERETT LAKES

HOPKINTON, NH

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

Informational Map

Exhibit 1: Approximate Elm Brook Park waterline schematic.

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Informational Photo

Exhibit 2: Existing condition of cracked urinal in the lower restroom to be replaced.

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Exhibit 3: Example of a toilet flushometer and flush valve assembly to be reconnected during the de-winterization service and disconnected during the winterization service.

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Exhibit 4: Example of a urinal flushometer and flush valve assembly to be reconnected during the de-winterization service and disconnected during the winterization service.

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Exhibit 5: Existing condition of plumbing to the spigot in lower men’s restroom to be replaced.

The 1” copper pipe and fittings including: One (1) street 90 elbow, two (2) standard 90 elbows, connecting pipe(s), and a female adapter fitting shall be replaced. Red arrows mark the approximate section of plumbing to be replaced.

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Exhibit 6: Existing condition of the 90 elbow and straight pipe connected to the pressure tank.

The pressure tank union, straight pipe and 90 elbow shall all be replaced with only Lead-Free

Components.

NOTE: Minor rust is observed where the 90 elbow meets the pressure tank. The Contractor shall notify the TPOC of any issues with disconnecting or reconnecting the 90 elbow that could compromise the functionality of the pressure tank.

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Exhibit 7: Existing condition of the union and straight pipe connected to the pressure tank. The pressure tank union, straight pipe and 90 elbow shall all be replaced with only Lead-Free

Components.

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Exhibit 8: Existing water sediment filtration systems located in the well pump house.

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Exhibit 9: Existing water sediment filtration systems’ controller model (left photo) and vessel size (right photo).

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