Exhibit #6 - Generator Repair Items.xlsx

This is an Exhibit document detailing generator repair items for Springfield Hospital Center, a facility operated by the Maryland Department of Health. The exhibit inventories eleven emergency generators located at various departments within the facility, including Administration, Geriatrics, Salomon, Food Services, McKeldin, Maintenance Shops, Canteen, Store Room, M&S, Muncie Barn, and C4. The generators range in capacity from 35 kilowatts to 215 kilowatts and were manufactured between 2003 and 2016, with equipment from Cummins and Kohler being the primary manufacturers represented.

The repairs needed across the generator fleet encompass a comprehensive range of corrective maintenance and component replacement. Common repair items include replacement of water pumps, oil coolers, thermostats, block heaters, radiators, and associated hoses, as well as flushing and antifreeze replacement for cooling systems. Additional repairs specified include gas valve replacements, spark plug and wire replacements, seal and gasket replacements, engine tune-ups, turbocharger repairs, transfer switch replacements, engine vacuum harness replacement, and for one generator, a complete controls upgrade involving a Deep Sea controller kit with new wiring harness, voltage regulator, speed controller, throttle body, CTS, sensors, and program adjustment with load bank testing. The scope of work is designed to restore reliable generator operation across the facility's emergency power infrastructure to ensure patient and staff safety and maintain facility operations during power failures.