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PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
REPAIR CHEMICAL FEEDERS FOR HEATING AND CHILLED WATER SYSTEMS IN MULTIPLE FACILITIES 5 Aug 20
1. Description of Work Contractor needs to provide all labor, materials and work necessary for retrofitting heating and chilled water chemical feeders with bypass filter feeders in multiple buildings, in accordance with this Performance Work Statement (PWS) at Peterson AFB, CO. As our HVAC systems age, solids (dirt, metals, etc.) in the systems build up over time and filtering out solids will protect equipment in system. The replacement cartridges can be added to our supply stock and chemical feeder will be included in our HVAC maintenance schedule.
2. Task
2.1. Isolate flow on existing chemical feeder. Demo and dispose of existing chemical pot feeders at each location. Typical connection is downstream from the expansion tank in system.
2.2. Provide and install feeder filtration unit at each location. Unit features include ¾” inlet and outlet, filter built in support for cartridge filter, maximum pressure 200 psi, maximum temperature 200 deg F, fill opening 3-1/2” and 2 gallon capacity. Typical unit with features is a Neptune VTFC-2 model. However, field conditions of existing heating/chilled water supply and return lines shall be verified to determine inlet and outlet setup and requirement for support legs.
2.3. Provide all modification to existing piping to make connections for new system functionality including supply inlet and outlet along with piping to drain.
2.4. Filters shall be the same size for standardization across the projects. Provide initial high temperature, 20 micron cartridge filter for each system, and a case of 10 for bench stock.
2.5. Reinsulate reworked piping.
3. Building in Scope
Bldg 1 Heating Water System (Escort Required) Bldg 1 Chilled Water System (Escort Required) Bldg 590 Heating Water System Bldg 863 Heating Water System Bldg 1030 Heating Water System Bldg 1030 Chilled Water System Bldg 1013 Heating Water System Bldg 1470 Heating Water System (Escort Required) Bldg 1470 Chilled Water System (Escort Required) Bldg 2025 Heating Water System Bldg 2025 Chilled Water System Bldg 218 Heating Water System
4. Additional
4.1. Contractor shall verify all dimensions for the connections in order to provide all work for a complete and usable systems.
4.2. Units shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s installation instructions. Units shall be tested after completion of work for full operation.
4.3. Contractor shall dispose of all waste generated by this project according to all applicable local regulations.
4.4. Contractor shall be responsible to provide cleanup of worksite at the completion of the project.
4.5. Contractor shall comply with all local, state, and Federal laws and regulations pertaining to the work. Environmental hazards shall be held in strict accordance with the law.
4.6. Contractor shall provide submittal of feeder filtration unit and cartridge filters for approval.
4.7. Contractor shall provide submittal of shop drawing of typical piping connections planned for the various installations.
4.8. Contractor shall provide a parts and labor warranty of 1 year for the entire project.
5. Hours of Operation: The normal hours of operation will be 7:00 A.M to 5:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays.
6. Security Requirements: The contractor is responsible for obtaining all necessary passes, decals, or other items required for access to Peterson AFB. The Contracting Officer will assist as required.
7. Permit: Contractor is responsible for obtaining permit from Fire Department for all welding or soldering during project.
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