B08 Attachment 0001 Scope of Work Dated 11 May 2020.pdf
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- Foundry Conveyer System Federal contract opportunity
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- W9098S20Q0042
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ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL DATE: 11 MAY, 2020
SCOPE OF WORK
FOUNDRY CONVEYOR SYSTEM
1. This is a solicitation for the replacement of the Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) system and touch screens associated with the foundry conveyor system that the sand molds are maneuvered on. The conveyors system include the large line, the small line, the dump conveyors, the dump station, the large roll overs, and the small roll over. The conveyor system is located in the Foundry, in building 212 at the Rock Island Arsenal (RIA), Joint Manufacturing Technology Center (JMTC). The conveyor system has several different RIA numbers associated with it.
2. The solicitation will result in a one-time contract.
3. An upgrade is needed because the touch screens, the controller, and the PLC software that is currently in use is obsolete. A newer version of PLC software and hardware are available.
4. The contractor will need to have the ability to make software changes as needed, and be able to program the touch screen and controller.
5. The PLC software must be Allen Bradley, because the rest of the foundry has Allen Bradley software, and it must be compatible with the rest of the Foundry.
6. Contractor will remove the PLC software and hardware components of the conveyor system and give the old hardware components to maintenance department for disposal.
7. Contractor will configure the panel views and Allen Bradley hardware to work with the PLC software.
8. The panel view screens shall have basically the same screens as what is currently being used in the foundry, with the addition of a new screen that shows all the photo eyes or proximity switches on the large roll over.
9. Most of the PLC programming will occur at the contractor’s facility.
10. Contractor will provide 24VDC and 120VAC prints.
11. Contractor will provide updated I/O Schematics of the conveyor system.
12. Contractor will provide name tags on the I/O in the PLC.
13. The contractor will provide blueprints and a backup of the software of the new system installed in RIA-JMTC.
14. All wires will be permanently labeled at each end of the wire.
ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL DATE: 11 MAY, 2020
FOUNDRY CONVEYOR SYSTEM
15. The installation will be in accordance with National Electrical Code, (NEC).
16. Installation of the hardware and software will be done at the Rock Island Arsenal Joint Manufacturing Technology Center, (RIA-JMTC).
17. The contractor will provide all materials needed to install the new hardware and PLC software.
18. The contractor will test, verify and make sure the conveyor system is operating correctly prior to turning it over to production.
19. The contractor will provide training to the production and maintenance personnel on how to operate / troubleshoot / maintain the conveyor system.
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