STATEMENT OF WORK - Mini Splits BLD 730_19 Aug 2026.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work for the installation of mini-split air conditioning units at Pope Army Airfield. The 352nd Special Warfare Training Squadron requires procurement and installation of two 3-ton ductless mini-split air conditioning systems in the Air Traffic Control Simulator Rooms located in Building 730 at 2477 Surveyor Street, Pope Army Airfield, North Carolina 28308. The contract work is dated 21 July 2026.
The contractor must provide all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision to complete the installation in compliance with local building codes and electrical standards. Specific requirements include: installation of two 3-ton M series indoor units wall-mounted on the West or South wall of each simulator room with readily accessible controls; installation of two outdoor condenser units on the West side of Building 730 with pre-made condenser pads and 40 AMP disconnect switches equipped with padlock capabilities for each unit; routing of all interior conduits above the drop ceiling with secure wall-mounted presentation down to indoor units; sealing and insulation of all exterior entry points; and electrical supply wiring run from the main panel box in the hallway outside the Jumpmaster Classroom. Normal work hours are 0730-0430 with prior arrangement required for work outside these hours, and all work must be scheduled with the Facility Manager to avoid conflicts with training schedules. Base access requires entry through the Fort Bragg Knox Street Access Control Point with all personnel requiring U.S. citizenship and a REAL ID. The contractor must provide a minimum one-year warranty on all materials and workmanship and perform full system testing to ensure both units operate within manufacturer specifications upon completion, leaving the work area clean and free of debris.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
FOR THE
INSTALL OF MINI-SPLIT UNITS IN
BLD 730 ATC SIMULATOR ROOMS
352 SWTS POPE ARMY AIRFIELD
21 Jul 2026
1.0 Purpose
The 352nd Special Warfare Training Squadron (352 SWTS) at 2477 Surveyor St, Pope Army
Airfield, NC 28308 requires installation of mini splits to mitigate heating and air control. The objective of this project is to procure, install, and successfully commission two (2) 3-ton ductless mini-split air conditioning systems in the Air Traffic Control (ATC) Simulator Rooms located in
BLD 730. This includes all necessary indoor units, outdoor condensers, electrical wiring, and conduit routing as outlined in the specific requirements below.
2.0 Scope of Work
The contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision necessary to complete the installation of the mini-split systems. All work must comply with local building codes, electrical standards, and the specifications detailed in this statement of work.
3.0 Specific Requirements
3.1. Indoor Unit Installation (Mini-Splits)
• Quantity and Capacity: Contractor Install a total of two (2) 3-ton mini-split M series indoor units (one for each ATC simulator room).
• Placement: Units shall be wall mounted on either the West or South wall of each respective room.
• Controls: The control systems for each unit (whether remote or unit-mounted) must be readily accessible to personnel operating within the ATC Simulator Rooms.
3.2. Outdoor Unit Installation (Condensers)
• Quantity: Contractor shall install two (2) condenser units (one for each mini-split).
• Placement: Condensers must be installed on the West side of BLD 730, situated as close to the building exterior as safely allowable by the manufacturer's specifications.
• Mounting: Provide and install a pre-made condenser pad for each outdoor unit.
• Disconnects:
o Contractor shall install a 40 AMP disconnect switch for each condenser unit.
o Each disconnect switch must be equipped with padlock capabilities to ensure safety and security.
3.3. Conduit and Electrical Routing
• Sealing: Contractor shall ensure all conduit and piping entering BLD 730 from the outside must be thoroughly sealed and insulated at the entry point to protect against weather elements and insect intrusion.
• Interior Conduit Routing:
o All interior conduits must be routed above the drop ceiling until it reaches the location immediately above the indoor unit(s).
o Any conduit leading from the ceiling down to the indoor unit must be securely wall-mounted and presented in a neat, professional manner.
• Power Supply: All electrical supply wiring must be run from the main panel box located in the hallway immediately outside the Jumpmaster Classroom.
3.4 Work Hours
Normal work hours are 0730-0430. If work needs to be performed outside of these hours, arrangements will be made ahead of time with the Facility Manager. On Federal Holidays, the facility will be closed. All work will be scheduled ahead of time with the Facility Manager to deconflict with training schedules.
3.5 Base Access
All work trucks must enter through the Ft. Bragg Knox Street ACP (Access Control Point). Any personnel entering must be a citizen and have a REAL ID. NOTE: The All-American Gate is closed for the foreseeable future. However, the All-American Visitor’s center is still open for
Base Passes.
3.6 Warranty: The contractor shall provide a minimum of one (1) year warranty on all materials and workmanship from the date of the Government’s acceptance of the work.
4.0 Testing and Acceptance
Upon completion of the installation, the contractor shall perform a full system test to ensure both mini-split units are operating within manufacturer specifications. The work area must be left clean and free of any installation debris.
Attachment 1. Building 730 Floorplan
BLD730.pdf
Attachment 2. Building 730 Aerial view
END OF STATEMENT OF WORK
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