B08_-_HVAC_Statement_of_Work.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for HVAC preventive maintenance services at the Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge headquarters facility in Rockland, Maine. The SOW outlines requirements for maintaining multiple HVAC system components including 7 McQuay air handler units, 6 Acme exhaust fans, 2 cabinet heaters, and associated pumps, ducts, pipes and valves, all controlled by an Allerton computerized control system.
The maintenance services include semi-annual (Spring & Fall) inspections and maintenance of air handlers/return fans, cabinet heaters, valves, and pumps, as well as annual spring maintenance of exhaust fans. Key requirements include changing belts/filters, greasing bearings, checking linkages/dampers/actuators, monitoring amp draw, and tightening electrical connections. The contractor must respond to emergency service calls within 3 hours, with emergency services being charged at overtime rates outside of normal business hours (8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Monday-Friday). The contractor is responsible for labor, travel and normal maintenance parts, while the government will pay for non-standard replacement parts. Written reports are required for each site visit, and the contractor must coordinate with the Refuge Manager as the point of contact.
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09/26/24
STATEMENT OF WORK
HVAC PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SERVICE PLAN
HEADQUARTERS FACILITY
MAINE COASTAL ISLANDS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
9 WATER STREET
ROCKLAND, MAINE
The following Statement of Work (SOW) is for a Preventive Maintenance Plan (PMP) service on HVAC system components for the headquarters building located at Maine Coastal Islands NWR in Rockland, Maine. The Preventive Maintenance Contractor shall, as a minimum, provide the following Preventive Maintenance services on the equipment listed. ln addition, any defects noted shall be brought to the attention of the Refuge Manager. This plan includes start-up, shut-down, maintenance and monitoring of all HVAC systems. Systems include (7) McQuay air handler units, (6) Acme exhaust fans, (2) Cabinet Heaters, and various pumps, ducts, pipes and valves. System is monitored and controlled using an Allerton computerized control system.
Equipment Make Model#
AHU1 MCQUAY CAHOO3FDAC
RA1 ACME DM09
AHU2 MCQUAY CAHOO3FDAC
RA2 ACME DM09
AHU3 MCQUAY CAHOO6FEDAC
RA3 ACME DM12
AHU4 MCQUAY CAHOO3FDAC
RA4 ACME DM10
AHU5 MCQUAY CAHOO3FDAC
RA5 ACME DM10
AHU6 MCQUAY CAHOO3FDAC
RA6 ACME DM10
AHU7 MCQUAY CAHOO3FDAC
RA7 ACME DM10
BXHUSTFAN ACME VLQ 1500
EXHUSTFAN ACME VLQ 700
EXHUSTFAN ACME VWL 500
EXHUSTFAN ACME VLQ 700
EXHUSTFAN ACME VLQ 700
2 CABINET HEATERS
The services to be provided under this maintenance program are as follows:
• Air Handler and Return Fan, Maintenance
• Cabinet Heaters
• Valve Inspections
• Pump Maintenance
• Written reports - to be given to a customer representative for every visit made to the site.
A more detailed explanation of the above listed coverage can be found on the following pages.
AIR HANDLER I RETURN FAN MAINTENANCE (Spring & Fall)
a. Change or adjust belts as necessary
b. Change filters as specified in scope of work
c. Grease all bearings
d. Check all linkages for proper condition and operation
e. Check and lubricate all dampers
f. Check all actuators for proper condition and operation
g. Check motor amp draw
h. Tighten all electrical connections
CABINET HEATERS (Spring & Fall)
Grease all bearings
Check all linkages for proper condition and operation
Check and lubricate all dampers
Check all actuators for proper condition and operation
Check motor amp draw
Tighten all electrical connections
VALVE CHECKS (Spring & Fall) a . System contains a large number of valves in ceiling areas that have started failing and leaking
b. Every six months, inspect these valves so that any that show signs of failing may be replaced
PUMP MAINTENANCE {Spring & Fall)
a. Grease all system pumps
b. Check for proper alignment c . Tighten all electrical connections d . Check for proper amp draw
EXHAUST FAN MAINTENANCE (Spring)
a. Change belts
b. Lubricate bearings and motors
c. Check Amperage
d. Check Alignment
e. Verify proper operation
EMERGENCY SERVICE
1. The Preventive Maintenance Contractor shall respond to the site on Emergency service calls within 3 hours of receipt of the call.
2. Emergency Service calls are defined as calls required in order to maintain the boiler steam or hot water temperature and or chilled water system for other than preventive maintenance.
3. Emergency Service calls will be considered service above and beyond preventive maintenance service as defined within the scope of work.
4. Overtime calls, service calls delivered outside· normal established business work hours Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, and on Government Holidays and weekends shall be/will be charged the overtime rate established in the contract between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Preventive Maintenance Contractor.
5. The successful bidder is not being asked to submit costs for emergency service calls at this time. The selected contractor will submit cost proposals for emergency service as emergency situations occur.
PARTS AND LABOR
1. The Preventive Maintenance Contractor shall cover all labor, travel, and other expenses to provide the services specified in this SOW, including the costs of all parts and supplies required for normal maintenance of the boilers & other listed Equipment identified in the SOW and resultant contract.
2. Cost for all parts required to successfully maintain the boilers & other listed equipment in an operational order, other than normal maintenance parts and supplies, shall be paid by the Government.
WRITTEN REPORTS
To be provided to the customer representative on site on each visit.
CUSTOMER OBLIGATIONS
a . Provide reasonable and safe access to all equipment covered by this plan
b. Reimburse contractor for repairs, replacements, and/or emergency calls caused by any circumstances beyond our control
c. Notify contractor of any unusual performances of any equipment that is noticed
LOCATION
US Fish and Wildlife Service Maine Coastal Islands NWR
9 Water Street
Rockland, Maine 04841
POC: Brian Benedict Refuge Manager 9 Water Street Rockland, Maine
(207)-594-0600 x5111 (207)-557-7812 cell
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