Exterior_Lighting_LED_Upgrade_SOW_2016_Rev_1.pdf
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STATEMENT OF WORK – SBRF Exterior Lighting LED Upgrade
Provide all labor, materials and services required to renew the current exterior lighting fixtures and lamps within the Facility with new LED lighting. Fixtures/lamps to be replaced range from 480 VAC 500 watt metal halide and high-pressure sodium to 110 VAC CFLs. Existing wiring, conduit, masts and poles will be reutilized. This work is to be performed aboard the “APL” Office Barge, the “Garage” Barge alongside, on the pier, on the floating berth gangways, and in the parking lot.
All fixtures and lighting is to be rated for exterior use, marine grade, and be of a type that is current and not obsolete.
Locations/Areas for Lighting Upgrade, with sample photos:
1. APL Barge, 01 Deck.
a. Replace 4 ea. Phoenix 110 VAC marine-type PLC fluorescent lamp fixtures with new, exterior duty, vapor-tight “jelly-jar” type incandescent fixtures with guard. These should be similar to flush mount type that can be stacked on an existing box. May be cast aluminum or plastic. SBRF will install LED A-Lamp 7.5W bulbs.
2. APL Barge, 02 Deck (Roof)
a. Replace 8 ea. 110 VAC 175 watt metal halide barn-style light fixtures with Atlas Lighting
42 watt LED dusk to dawn security lighting, or equal.
b. Replace 3 ea. 110 VAC 500 watt quartz halogen flood light fixtures with RAB 54 watt LED flood fixture FFLED52 dusk to dawn security lighting, or equal. Include knuckle/conduit mount brackets.
3. Garage Barge, along roof.
a. Replace 4 ea. 110 VAC 175 watt metal halide barn-style light fixtures with Atlas Lighting
42 watt LED dusk to dawn security lighting, or equal.
4. Pier.
a. Replace 5 ea. 480 VAC 400 watt high-pressure sodium fixtures atop light poles with RAB
FXLED200SF/480 or equal LED floodlight dusk to dawn security lighting. These are the five lights that shine over the pier deck.
b. Replace 2 ea. 480 VAC 400 watt high-pressure sodium slip fitter fixtures atop poles with RAB FXLED200SF/480 or equal LED floodlight dusk to dawn security lighting, or equal.
These are the two lights that shine over the water at the pier head.
5. Floating Berths.
a. Replace 10 ea. 110 VAC 500 watt quartz flood lamp fixtures with RAB 54 watt LED flood fixture FFLED52 dusk to dawn security lighting, or equal. Include knuckle/conduit mount brackets.
6. Parking Lot.
a. Replace 9 ea. 480 VAC 400 watt high-pressure sodium bell style fixtures atop poles with
RAB FXLED200SF/480 or equal LED floodlight dusk to dawn security lighting, or equal.
7. Canopy in Parking Lot.
a. Replace 4 ea. 110 VAC 75 watt incandescent fixtures with RAB VANLED40 LED canopy lighting, or equal. Renew the photo-sensor for this circuit.
8. Electrical Platform
a. Replace 1 ea. 480 VAC 400 watt metal halide cobra head fixture with CREE Cobra Head
BXSPCHT3MED-F57KULSVR dusk to dawn security lighting, or equal.
After installation, test all lighting for proper operation. Demonstrate satisfactory operation to the COR.
All work shall be accomplished in accordance with the National Electric Code (NFPA 70).
All workmanship shall be warranted for at least one (1) year.
The contractor shall dispose of all removed fixtures, lamps, ballasts and associated hardware in accordance with all local, State and Federal regulations.
All equipment should qualify for Pacific Gas and Electric’s (PG&E) rebates. All applicable rebates offered by PG&E shall be credited to the customer.
Bidders are required to submit three (3) references for similar projects completed within the last two years, each of which had a contract value of $100,000.00 or more.
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