SOW Walk-in Loading Dock Freezer equipment replacement - Bldg. 140.docx
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- FA4800-25-Q-A011
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This Statement of Work outlines requirements for replacing two internally mounted evaporator coil units on a loading dock walk-in freezer at Building 140/Crossbow DFAC. The contractor must provide all labor, tools, transportation, materials, and supervision for the replacement, utilizing existing refrigerant line sets. The work includes removal and disposal of old equipment, mounting and altering existing piping as needed, ensuring proper placement and functionality, and providing required electrical connections.
The opportunity (Solicitation FA4800-25-Q-A011) will be awarded by the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command based on lowest price technically acceptable under NAICS 811310 ($12.5M size standard). Contractors must either have NAICS 811310 listed in their SAM profile or provide small business certification at submission. Work requires inspection by 633 CES prior to acceptance, and the contractor must provide standard manufacturer warranty coverage.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
FOR
EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT LOADING DOCK WALK-IN FREEZER CROSSBOW DFAC/F.140
Scope of Work: The contractor shall provide nonpersonal services to furnish all labor, tools, transportation, materials and supervision to replace the two internally mounted evaporator coil units on the loading dock walk-in freezer at F140/Crossbow DFAC.
1. Material requirements: Equipment to be replaced is 2 each internally hung evaporator coil units. Existing refrigerant line sets will be utilized. The new units will meet or exceed the specifications of the old equipment.
1.1. The contractor will be responsible for removal and disposal of existing equipment.
1.2. The contractor will mount and alter existing piping as necessary to accommodate the new equipment and provide any electrical connections required.
1.3. The contractor will ensure proper placement, alignment and functionality of newly installed equipment.
3. Inspection: The contractor shall inform the 633 CES/Service Contracts representative when work is completed as to schedule an inspection. All work will be inspected by 633 CES prior to acceptance.
4. Warranty: Contractor will provide a warranty that falls in line with the manufacturer and current market practices.
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