+FMS11 Air Compressor Relocate SOW.pdf
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- ITB-01732
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- Duval County, Florida
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The document is a Scope of Work (SOW) for the relocation of an air compressor and pressure washer at the Florida National Guard FMS#11 facility in Jacksonville, Florida. The project involves the removal of approximately 5 feet of concrete curb, construction of a new 28" x 60" concrete pad for the air compressor, and the relocation of electrical and plumbing connections. The project has a total duration of 30 days, with 21 days for substantial completion and 9 days for final completion. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for July 14, 2022, and sealed bids are due by July 28, 2022 at 4:30 PM local time. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder.
The SOW provides detailed technical specifications for the concrete work, electrical connections, plumbing, and environmental requirements. Contractors are required to submit their proposals on company letterhead via email to the specified points of contact. The project is being managed by the Florida National Guard's Construction and Facilities Management Office, and all questions regarding the procurement should be directed to the designated point of contact, Jack Trendler.
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Florida National Guard
FMS#11
9900 Normandy Blvd Jacksonville, FL
Wash Rack Air Compressor and Pressure Washer Relocate
POC on site MSG Scott Sullivan Phone 904-693-5030 Ext 1151
ALL questions regarding this project are to be submitted via email to the following:
john.w.trendler.nfg@army.mil
Summary Scope of Work/Specification
Section 1 – Site Preparation
1. Contractor coordinate with Facility Manager for all site access and preparation.
1.1. Temporary relocation of all wash rack equipment
1.2. Contractor responsible for underground utility locates prior to excavation for new concrete work
Section 2 – Demolition
2. Remove approximately 60” of concrete curb located at northwest corner of wash rack pad.
2.1. Surface of area where curb removed to be level with main pad.
Section 3 – Concrete
3. Construct 28” x 60” 4000psi concrete pad
3.1. Pad height to be sloped 1” from north end of pad to match elevation of remaining concrete curb at rear of wash rack pad.
3.2. Pad base east of existing wash rack pad to extend 24” below grade
3.3. Pad to be Fiberglas and re-bar reinforced
Section 4 – Air Compressor Mounting
4. Air compressor to be mounted on pad with hardware recommended by compressor manufacturer
4.1. Rubber vibration isolation pads (1/2” thick) to be installed under air compressor mounting feet.
Section 5 - Electrical
5. Electrical connections
5.1. Air Compressor
5.1.1. Determine power source for existing air compressor electrical connection and extend electrical connections to new air compressor location
5.1.2. Install emergency disconnect at junction of existing line termination
5.1.3. Install new ¾” PVC conduit for new electrical connections from emergency disconnect to new air compressor location
5.1.4. Install weather tight junction box at new air compressor location
5.1.5. Connect with weather-proof flexible connection to air compressor.
5.1.6. Replace existing junction box at sump pump power feed and run new ¾” PVC conduit and conductors to panel.
5.2. Pressure Washer
5.2.1. Create new circuit with new GFCI breaker at load center panel located on storage shed wall.
5.2.2. Install new ¾: PVC conduit from shed panel to center canopy support.
5.2.3. Install emergency disconnect at canopy support.
5.2.4. Install single outlet and weather tight box below emergency disconnect.
Florida National Guard
FMS#11
9900 Normandy Blvd Jacksonville, FL
Wash Rack Air Compressor and Pressure Washer Relocate
Section 6 – Plumbing
6. Piping connections
6.1. Pressure washer water
6.1.1. Replace existing gate valve at hose bib with bronze ball valve
6.1.1.1. NIBCO or equal
Section 7 - Environmental
7. The contractor is responsible for disposal of any and all waste associated with the removal of existing lighting fixtures and installation of new fixtures.
Section 8 - General
8. Site and Compliance
8.1. All work performed must be performed in accordance with current NEC Guidelines and local building codes.
8.2. Contractor will leave job site free of debris, tools, and/or equipment at the end of each workday.
8.3. Any storage of contractor’s tools and/or equipment on site, during this project, must be approved, in advance, by the POC on site, listed at the beginning of this Scope of Work.
8.4. Contractor will clean job site upon completion of work.
8.5. Contractor is responsible for disposal, off site, of any project related materials/equipment
8.6. Contractor will perform start-up per manufacturer’s recommendations and check system for proper operation.
Section 9 – Proposals/Submittals
9. Proposals/Submittals
9.1. Proposals to be submitted, on company letterhead, via email to both of the following:
9.1.1. Jack Trendler - Florida National Guard – Construction & Facilities Management Office
9.1.1.1. - john.w.trendler.nfg@army.mil
9.1.2. Jose Pena - Florida National Guard – Construction & Facilities Management Office
9.1.2.1. - jose.a.pena24.nfg@army.mil
9.1.3. Handwritten proposals will not be accepted.
End of Section mailto:john.w.trendler.nfg@army.mil mailto:jose.a.pena24.nfg@army.mil
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