FA Inspection Service SOW.pdf
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Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for an annual fire detection and suppression inspection service contract at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Three Rivers in Texas.
The key details are:
- The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) intends to award a single, firm fixed-price service contract for a base year plus four option years to inspect the fire detection, fire suppression, and backflow systems at the FCI Three Rivers facility.
- The contractor must inspect and test fire alarm devices per NFPA 72, fire suppression systems per NFPA 25, and backflow prevention assemblies annually. The contractor must also inspect dry chemical, CO2, and other non-water-based fire suppression systems semi-annually.
- All services must be performed Monday-Friday from 8am-3pm, excluding federal holidays. The contractor must coordinate with the Contracting Officer Representative to schedule services.
- Invoicing instructions and contact information for the Contract Supervisor are provided.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
ANNUAL FIRE DETECTION AND SUPPRESSION INSPECTION
FCI THREE RIVERS
SUBJECT
The Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP), intends to make a single award of a service type contract with firm fixed prices to a responsible contractor for the inspection of fire detection, fire suppression, and backflow at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Three Rivers, located at 1700 Hwy. 72 West, Three Rivers, TX, 78071. The contemplated award will consist of a base year plus 4 year option contract. General information regarding the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) and its facilities can be located at www.bop.gov.
PLACE OF PERFORMANCE
The contractor’s place of performance will be at the FCI and Camp. The contractors must walk and look over all fire detection and suppression related devices throughout both sites.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
1. Annual Fire Detection:
Contractor shall inspect and test fire alarm devices in accordance to NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm Code and the Occupational Safety and Environmental Health Manual. This inspection is to be conducted by a certified service representative for compliance with the latest edition of NFPA 72.
The following items shall be included in the annual fire alarm inspection/test.
Initiating Devices:
Smoke detectors Heat detectors Duct detectors Manual pull stations
Supervisory Signals:
Low air pressure switches Low water level switches Tamper switches
Notification Devices:
Strobes Horns Bells Chimes
Interface Relays and Modules:
Magnetic hold-open Air handler shutdown Kitchen hood suppression Elevator recall
Magnetic locks Fire pump Smoke dampers Clean agent suppression Sprinkler dry pipe Sprinkler pre-action Overhead rolling fire doors
Control panel batteries:
Charge test Discharge test Low voltage test
Other:
Off premises monitoring transmission equipment
2. Annual Fire Suppression:
Contractor shall conduct fire suppression inspection and test all fire suppression devices in compliance with the provisions contained within NFPA 25 (latest edition). This inspection is to be conducted per ASME/ANSI (latest edition) by a qualified contractor.
The following items are to be included in the fire suppression inspection/test.
Sprinklers Spare sprinklers Pipe and fittings Hanger/seismic bracing Main drains Fire hydrants
3. Semi-Annual Fire Suppression-Dry:
Contractor shall conduct fire suppression inspection and test all non-water-based fire suppression systems (dry chemical, wet chemical, CO2, halon, etc.) Inspection and testing shall be maintained in accordance with the appropriate NFPA standards. Manual and automatic (gas and electric) fuel supply shut offs, hood exhaust systems, and self-contained fire suppression systems must be inspected/tested to ensure that the systems are operating properly.
A qualified contractor shall perform the inspections per ASME/ANSI (latest edition) or local requirements.
4. Annual Backflow Prevention:
Contractor shall perform test to ensure proper backflow is obtained. Backflow preventors must be inspected and tested per all state and local codes and regulations. Backflow prevention assemblies are to be tested by a qualified contractor annually. Inspections must be documented using a state-approved or NFPA 25 form.
SCHEDULE
The fire detection, fire suppression, and backflow prevention inspection/test must be scheduled and conducted annually. The fire suppression-dry inspection/test must be scheduled and conducted semi-annually. All testing and inspections will occur Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 3:00 pm, excluding Federal Holidays.
INVOICES
Invoices shall be submitted to the following:
Attn: Stephanie Ramos, Accounting Technician S2ramos@bop.gov (361)786-3576 Ext.# 1139 FCI Three Rivers P.O. Box 4000 Three Rivers, Tx. 78071.
Each invoice shall bear the following:
- Billing address
- Remit to address
- Invoice date and number
- Contract number
- Date the service was provided
- Itemized invoice including total dollar amount
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
The Contracting Officer Representative (COR) or Facility Manager will provide direction to the contractor which clarifies the scope of work as well as inspection and acceptance of services.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Walter Soto-Ruiz Contract Supervisor FCI Three Rivers (361)786-3576 Ext.# 1133
GENERAL INFORMATION
Contractor shall provide service of inspection/testing as listed above, provide a written report documenting the items inspected, and identify all noted deficiencies prior to final payment. Once scheduled for services, if any changes occur of scheduled inspection/test date, contractor shall coordinate with Contracting Officer Representative at least 3 business days prior, to reschedule inspection/test at a later date.
SERVICE CALLS
Service calls shall be provided within twenty-four (24) hours of notification. In the event of a Critical Life Safety Emergency, Contractor shall respond on-site within eight (8) hours of notification. All service repairs not covered under this agreement shall be quoted and approved by Contract Officer or delegate prior to work be done.
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