Attachment 10 - Statement of Work (DBEH 22-1582) dated 12 Aug 22.pdf
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- FA252122B0012
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This statement of work and related federal contract opportunity outline requirements for replacing HVAC controls at two facilities located at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. The statement of work specifies replacing existing outdated controls with new SmartStruxure automation servers to connect the facilities to an upgraded energy management control system server. It requires integration with the new server, graphical user interfaces, data logging, alarm handling and software upgrades. The federal contract opportunity is a firm-fixed-price construction contract between $100,000 to $250,000 issued as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business set-aside by the Air Force Space Command. The North American Industry Classification System code is 238220 for plumbing, heating and air conditioning contractors. Funds are contingent upon availability and the government may cancel the solicitation before or after the closing date without reimbursement to offerors.
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DBEH 22-1582, Replace HVAC Controls
STATEMENT OF WORK
12 August 2022
1. GENERAL
Project No. /Title: DBEH 22-1582 “Replace HVAC Controls, 1068 and 60680”, Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida, 32925 Location: Buildings 1068 and 60680
2. DESCRIPTION
A construction requirement exists to replace existing and outdated controls with the new SmartStruxure automation servers as required in order to connect the existing EMCS facilities to the new EMCS Server installed at Patrick SFB. Which in turn will be able to be linked to the new Industrial Controls Center work station located in Hangar R&D Room RD127 where the facilities can be monitored and controlled.
3. DESIGN CRITERIA
Work shall be accomplished in accordance with UFC, IBC, safety and health codes, NFPA codes and all other applicable ASHRAE standards, codes and requirements following latest amendments and guidelines. The following information shall be taken into consideration while developing a design submittal for the accomplishment of the given requirement.
PROJECT REQUIREMENT
1. Remove the existing HVAC controls and install a SmartStruxure Automation Server.
2. Provide integration to the new EMCS server located at Patrick SFB.
3. Provide graphical user interface screens, data logs, alarms.
4. Administer all software OS upgrades to the Automation Servers and field level DOC controllers.
5. Correct any loss of communication to the field level controllers in facility 01068, PIDS
NOTE 1: Clean up all debris and dispose of properly.
4. SUBMITTAL APPROVAL OF MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT
Before installation of any materials or equipment is begun, the Contractor shall submit for approval a complete list of materials and equipment to be incorporated in this work, together with names and address of manufacturers and their catalog numbers and trade names. No consideration will be given to partial list submitted from time to time. These submittals shall provide catalog cut sheets, maintenance manuals, warranties, guarantees, or capacity data and shop drawings as required to show compliance with the Statement of Work. All items contained within each submittal shall be clearly defined by the CSI division and item name/number.
The contractor shall follow and submit items as required with code listing:
• MD-Manufacturer’s data and catalog
• SD-Shop drawings
• C-Certificate of compliance
• GW-Guarantees and warrantees
Submittals will be required as follows: All CSI Divisions
5. ADDITIONAL NOTES:
a. Any and all questions generated during the site visits are required to be submitted in writing to the Contracting Office for review and correspondence.
b. All work shall be done in accordance with safety, electrical, and fire protection codes, as well as current industry standards, publications, and regulations.
c. Contractor shall coordinate AF Form 592 from 45 CES/CEFP prior to any open flame work (welding, cutting, and brazing). And notification prior to any work with fire protection systems.
d. Contractor shall complete the Contractor Hazardous Material Notification. This form is for short-term contractor use only in lieu of the AF Form 3952.
e. Contractor shall be responsible for protecting existing surroundings from any and all damages.
f. Contractor shall field verify all existing equipment dimensions and conditions before proceeding w/ project.
g. Prior to commencement of any work, Contractor will ensure that all utility locates have been coordinated/completed IAW guidance contained in AF Form 103 filed for each project.
h. Contractor shall cleanup work area and remove trash & debris on a daily basis.
6. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT
None
7. PERFORMANCE PERIOD
Recommended performance period is 364 days upon issuance of the notice to proceed delivery order or as negotiated.
8. SALVAGEABLE MATERIALS
None
9. ENVIRONMENTAL
a. We have reviewed all the requirements, including available technical documentation and to the best of our knowledge the performance of this contract does not require the contractor to use Class 1, delivery of these items of supply or as part of any services.
b. Contractor shall contact the 45 CES/CEIE (Environmental Office) at 494-2899 to coordinate the establishment of hazardous waste management procedures prior to generating any hazardous waste. If any waste is determined to be hazardous, as defined in 40 CFR 261, the Contracting Officer must be notified immediately. All hazardous waste shall be managed IAW State, Federal, and Air Force regulations by the Contractor and final disposal shall be accomplished by the Air Force under the Installation EPA identification number.
c. Proposed scope of project does not include the disturbance of Asbestos-Containing Material (ACM) or Lead-based Paint (LBP). In the event of inadvertent discovery/disturbance of ACM or LBP, qualified LBP abatement contractors and/or asbestos contractors that are registered with the State of Florida, Department of Health must be deployed to conduct abatement work. Abatement Work Plan(s) must be coordinated through 45 ADS/SGGB and other relevant flight/element for approval.
| 1. GENERAL |
| 2. DESCRIPTION |
| 3. DESIGN CRITERIA |
| 4. SUBMITTAL APPROVAL OF MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT |
| 5. ADDITIONAL NOTES: |
| 6. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT |
| 7. PERFORMANCE PERIOD |
| 8. SALVAGEABLE MATERIALS |
| 9. ENVIRONMENTAL |
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