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The above numbered solicitation for Mag Lev Chillers Installation project, Hale Boggs and F. Edward Hebert federal bldgs, New Orleans, LA is hereby amended to:

1) Issue revised scope of work and respond to RFIs.

See continuation page for summary of changes.

The proposal due date remains unchanged as Thursday, January 07, 2015 by 5:00PM CST.

GSA Acquisition Mgt Div, Non-Prospectus Branch ARK-LA-TX Service Center 500 Poydras Street, RM 1010 New Orleans, LA 70130

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AMENDMENT 0001 – SUMMARY OF CHANGES

REVISIONS TO SCOPE OF WORK:

1. Provide administrative corrections to scope of work to coincide with the correct chiller size for the new 117 ton chiller for F. Edward Hebert bldg, 600 Maestri Place, New Orleans, LA 70130. See revised scope of work attached with corrections in red.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (RFIs):

Question # 1: With regards to the Past Performance Questionnaire, do we send out to the Client to fill out and return with our proposal? Or does GSA request that information from Client? If we are to submit to Client to fill out and return to us - we may have some difficulties with the time frame due to Christmas Holidays/response time.

Answer: As specified in the RFP on page 12-13, “the Offeror must provide a GC Reference Form (questionaire) for each reference (a person or persons who may be contacted regarding the quality of the Offeror’s past performance). The name, title, company name, current address, current phone number, and current fax number for each reference must appear on the form.” A separate form must be submitted with the proposal for each reference so that the GSA can contact the references directly for them to fill out a past performance evaluation. The offeror may elect to submit already filled out/completed evaluation forms in its proposal to ease in the review process.

Question # 2: What is the small business size standard for this project? Page 68 of the RFP says it is under NAICs code 238220 (Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors), but the small business size standard is $36.5M. These numbers conflict under the SBA Table of Small Business Size Standards effective July 14th, 2014.

Answer: The size standard for this project is $15 Million based upon NAICS code 238220 (Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors). Document number C301 – Offeror Representations and Certifications form has been corrected reflecting the correction in RED and is hereby replaced in its entirety attached.

Question # 3: What is the policy for delivering equipment to the federal buildings during the week? Are weekend deliveries also an option?

Answer: The successful contractor shall notify the GSA Project Manager at least 10 work days (2 weeks) in advance of the chiller delivery so he/she can coordinate with the GSA Property Manager. For Hale Boggs chiller, no deliveries on the weekend; Weekend delivery is an option for chiller for Hebert bldg with coordination with the Building Manager and Project Manager.

Question # 4: What are the minimum requirements for an alternative chiller? During the site visit they mentioned that the chiller must be Niagara compatible, must meet the same performance standards, must contain a marine water box, epoxy coating and the Mag Lev

Continuation Page – Amend 0001, Sol# GS-07-P-16-UT-C-7002, Mag Lev Chillers Installation project, Hale Boggs and F. Edward Hebert federal bldgs, New Orleans, LA technology? Are all of these correct and are there any additional details we would be required to maintain?

The scope of work and exhibits as well as the technical proposal evaluation factors in the solicitation contain all of the specific minimum chiller performance requirements / specifications that a proposed chiller must meet. See solicitation for details.

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SCOPE OF WORK

Project number ePM

Installation of 166.0 Ton –

Magnetic Levitation Chiller, Hale Boggs Federal bldg/Cthse, Bldg# LA0084ZZ

500 Poydras St, New Orleans, LA 70130

AND

Installation of 117.0 Ton –

Magnetic Levitation Chiller – Hebert Federal Bldg# LA0034ZZ

600 South Maestri PL, New Orleans, LA 70130

Date: 30 Nov 2015

Prepared by: Novell Brown/Dana Ulanoff

SCOPE OF WORK

GSA Public Buildings Service

Greater Southwest Region New Orleans, LA Service

Center

The Contractor shall provide all materials, supplies, labor, equipment and supervision, necessary to install a new 166.0 ton, two (2) compressor Chiller at Hale-Boggs Federal building AND a new 117.0 ton, one (1) compressor Chiller at Hebert Federal Building. Both chillers to include, but not limited to: magnetic levitation

Chiller, condenser water, and chilled water pump. Upon completion of the project, this chiller shall be connected to the common building chilled water loop and building automation system as reflected in this scope of work.

New Chiller(s) Requirements:

Hale-Boggs Federal Building and Courthouse

166.0 tons of Cooling Evaporator EWT/LWT (F) 55.0/45.0

Evaporator GPM – 396

Condenser EWT/LWT (F) 85/94.4

Condenser GPM – 505

Evaporator Pressure Drop (Not to exceed) – 4.28 psi

Condenser Pressure Drop (Not to exceed) – 5.56 psi

Minimum two (2) compressor chiller

Hebert Federal Building

117.0 tons of Cooling

Evaporator EWT/LWT (F) 55.0/45.0

Evaporator GPM – 279.1

Evaporator Pressure Drop (Not to exceed) – 4.84 psi

Condenser EWT/LWT (F) 85/95

Condenser GPM – 330.6

Condenser Pressure Drop (Not to exceed) – 7.03 psi

One (1) compressor chiller

*Note: Contractor shall provide chiller submittal at time of proposal response.

See solicitation instructions for details.

A. ALTERATIONS:

Hale-Boggs Federal Building and Courthouse - The Work consists of the following:

1. Install new 166 ton magnetic levitation chiller on existing 6 inch building pad.

Magnetic Levitation Chiller Installation Location Option(s):

A. Install per Exhibit(s) and Specification(s).

B. Place new Magnetic Levitation Chiller between the two (2) existing air handlers units (AHU) adjacent to the existing Chiller(s) located in the 14 th

Floor Mechanical Room.

(Contractor is responsible to maintain all Magnet Levitation Chiller and existing Air

Handler Unit (AHU) manufacture required clearances)

2. Provide and install one (1) new 166 Ton, nominal capacity, minimum two (2) compressors water cooled chiller with factory supplied evaporator/condenser marine water box, knock down construction kit for unit to fit in freight elevator and insulation option 1.5 inch. Installation shall include but not limited to:

a. Equal to or better than SMARDT Frictionless Centrifugal Chillers part #

WA044.2BG04.F2HBFA.F2AGFA.0N0 (See attached SMARDT chiller spec sheet in

Exhibit D. Proposed chiller must meet all of the specifications listed in this SOW section & exhibits.)

b. Utilizing oil free, magnetic bearing, magnetic high-speed variable speed centrifugal compressor

c. Factory installed epoxy coating on the condenser tube sheets and marine water boxes

d. 460 volts, 3 phase; Single point electrical entry

e. Compressor suction and discharge isolation valves

f. Existing (new) refrigerant monitor is currently monitoring refrigerant R-123. Provide one

(1) additional sensors and/or module(s) with any necessary programming requirements to monitor the new chillers refrigerant R134a. Update BAS graphic page to identify newly installed sensor.

g. Provide and install all necessary water thermowell connections and include new thermometers and pressure gauges with associated hardware to provide shut-off and removal during gauge removal.

h. Provide and install all required electrical tie-in conduit, connections, wiring, breakers, bonding and grounding to existing Square D panel approximately 200 linear feet.

Contractor will be responsible to verify existing electrical power and/or circuit breakers for new work. Provide and install properly sized transformers, electrical panel(s) and circuit breakers for new work. Provide new panel schedule reflecting new work.

i. Factory start-up by a certified start-up agent. Execute all required start-up and controls integration

Note: BAS Sequence of Operation: The mag lev chiller shall be integrated into the BAS including a time schedule. When the mag lev chiller is operating and the load (KW) increases or is above 80% BAS (Field adjustable from the chiller graphics page) of its full load KW for 20 consecutive minutes (Field adjustable from the chiller graphics page), an additional chiller is started. After 5 minutes (Field adjustable from the chiller graphics page) that the additional chiller is running, the mag lev chiller shall turn off.

When the mag lev chiller is off, the two way automated valves on the chilled/condenser water shall close so water is not flowing through the chiller when it’s not running. When the chiller is scheduled or commanded to start, the two way valves shall fully open first, the pumps shall start, and then the chiller shall start. Field adjustable time delay is required.

3. Existing chilled water supply and return line tie-in are approximately 10 to 12 LF in elevation and 17 to 30 LF distance from existing 6 inch building pad. (See attached

Exhibit A)

4. Existing condenser water return line tie-in is approximately 10 to 12 in elevation and 17 to 30 LF distance from existing 6 inch building pad. (See attached Exhibit A) and supply line tie-in is approximately 100 LF distance from the existing 6 inch building pad (See Exhibit A-4)

a. Provide and install 6 inch diameter chilled water and condenser piping required to tie-in new 166 ton magnetic levitation chiller into existing system. Steel pipe, DN 50

(NPS) and smaller, ASTM A 53, type S (seamless) or type F (furnace butt welded, grade B, schedule 40, black steel, plain ends. Steel pipe, DN 65 through DN 300 (NPS

2-1/2 through NPS 12); ASTM A 53, type E (electric-resistance welded), grade B, Schedule 40, black steel, plain ends. Steel pipe nipples; ASTM A 733, made of ASTM A

53, Schedule 40, black steel; electric-resistance welded for DN 65 (NPS 2-1/2 and larger) , Cast-iron threaded fittings; ASTM B16.4; Classes 125 and 250. Malleable-iron threaded fittings; ASTM b16.3, Classes 150 and 300.

b. Provide and install all necessary chiller piping and insulation to match existing profiles. Provide and install all necessary piping hangers and/or supports for new piping. Paint all piping to match existing color scheme and include type and flow identification labeling to match existing.

c. Provide and install all necessary water thermowell connections and include new thermometers and pressure gauges with associated hardware to provide flow-shut off capability during gauge removal.

Magnetic Levitation Chiller Tie-In location Option(s):

A. Install per Exhibit(s) and Specification(s)

B. Tie-in new piping connections at existing condenser and chilled water mains above existing air handler units (AHU) adjacent to the existing Chiller(s) located in the 14thFloor Mechanical Room.

(Contractor is responsible to use the correct valve size and type in accordance to industry standards)

5. Provide and install all required chilled water / condenser in-line vertical pump(s) and electrical tie-in(s) to existing EMCC panel approximately 200 linear feet with all associated conduit, wiring, breaker, bonding and grounding.

6. Re-route existing refrigerant relief copper piping approximately 40 linear feet to new 166

Ton Chiller

7. The (new) 166 Ton Chillers shall be fully integrated to an existing Building Automation

System (BAS). Integration Technician: Integration technician performing installation shall be certified on the Niagara AX JACE for both installation and maintenance of the system and shall have a minimum of three (3) years’ experience performing the required tasks. The Contractor shall provide with their offer the integration technician’s resume and certification documentation.

Security Requirements: Contractor personnel performing work on the BAS under this contract must possess HSPD-12 Clearance and GAC Cards in order to access GSA secured networks and sites.

i. The new equipment shall be controlled by the BAS. Please verify with GSA Equipment Specialist for more information on the station.

ii. Reuse existing points and pages.

Back-Up all new software / Programming and Licensing Files to External Hard-drives, Laptop on board BU files, and on the GSA Secured Network “I” Drive. Exact directory path to be determined.

Provide graphics fully functional with 100% point log trend ability history on a 14 day first-in/ first-out FIFO on the Local BAS AX JACE flash memory drive. Pre-built graphics available: GSA will provide the pre-built graphics templates and Niagara network “JAR” files that are available for standard use on the AX BAS web supervisor in folders to use for standardization and cutting programming labor hours.

Provide an updated IT Riser Diagram with IP addresses (See

RiserDiagramSample_VisioDrawingsForCh2_12.1.10.vsd).

The intent of the thin-client architecture is to provide the operator(s) complete access to the BAS via a web browser. The thin-client web browser Graphical User Interface (GUI) shall support Microsoft and browser (8.x or later versions), and Windows 7/8 Operating System. No special software shall be required for the PC’s used to access the BAS via a web browser. Graphical User Interface (GUI) shall support software current versioning of software languages such as JAVA, XML, HTTP.

The web browser GUI shall provide a completely interactive user interface and must offer the following features as a minimum:

a) Trending

b) Scheduling

c) Downloading Memory to field devices.

d) Real time “live” Graphic Programs

e) Tree Navigation

f) Parameter change of properties

g) Set point Adjustments

h) Alarm / Event information

i) Configuration of operators

j) Execution of global commands

8. Install new automatic isolation valves (two positions) on the chilled water and condenser water line and incorporate in the BAS (Total Two). These valves will eliminate water flowing through a chiller that is not operating.

9. Contractor will be responsible to setting the pressure drop across the evaporator and condenser water heat exchanger.

10. All equipment provided shall be open BACnet DDC controllers.

Note:

1. The BAS server shall communicate using the ASHRAE BACNet/IP protocol and offer concurrent support over the same data-link of the following protocols: SNMP. The

Server shall be accessible using a web browser. All BAS BACNet points shall be configurable by Niagara wizard. Proprietary protocols will not be accepted.

B. Hebert Federal Building – The Work consists of the following:

1. Provide a new housekeeping pad to match existing. (See Exhibit B) – Contractor to provide shop drawings for review and acceptance prior to commencement of work

2. Provide and install one (1) new 117R Ton, nominal capacity, minimum one (1) compressors water cooled chiller with factory supplied evaporate/condenser water box, knock down construction kit for unit to fit in freight elevator and insulation option 1.5 inch.

Installation shall include but not limited to:

a. Equal to or better than SMARDT Frictionless Centrifugal Chillers part # WA041.1EG06.F4AQCA.F4APCA.0C0 (See attached SMARDT chiller spec sheet in Exhibit E. Proposed chiller must meet all of the specifications listed in this SOW section & exhibits.)

b. Utilizing oil free, magnetic bearing, magnetic high-speed variable speed centrifugal compressor

c. 460 volts, 3 phase; single point electrical entry

d. Factory installed epoxy coating on the condenser tube sheet and end plates.

e. Compressor suction and discharge isolation valves

f. Remove existing refrigerant monitor (only) that is currently monitoring three (3) chillers monitoring R123. All existing associated wiring, strobes and audio alarms shall remain in place.

g. Provide and install new refrigerant monitor (new refrigerant monitor shall be able to monitor R-123 and R-134a) Contractor may re-use all associated existing wiring, strobes and audio alarms that is compatible to new refrigerant monitor.

h. Provide one (1) additional sensors and/or module(s) with any necessary programming requirements to monitor the new chiller’s refrigerant R134a. New refrigerant monitor shall be integrated to the BAS system with an update graphic page identifying new sensor.

i. Provide and install all necessary water thermowell connections and include new thermometers and pressure gauges with associated hardware to provide shut-off and removal during gauge removal.

j. Provide and install all required electrical tie-in conduit, connections, wiring, breakers, bonding and grounding to existing Square D panel approximately 200 linear feet.

Contractor will be responsible to verify existing electrical power and/or circuit breakers for new work. Provide and install properly sized transformers, electrical panel(s) and circuit breakers for new work. Provide new panel schedule reflecting new work.

k. Factory start-up by a certified start-up agent. Execute all required start-up and controls integration

l. Partial knock-down option for removal of compressors/evaporator/condenser during installation. Re-assembly shall be performed by a factory authorized service technician.

m. Install 4 - 6 inch (in length) voltaic coupling within 12 inches to the evaporator and condensing water box (total 4 ea). This will allow for removal of the water box for services tubes for maintenance.

3. Existing chilled water supply / return and condenser supply / return line tie-in(s) are approximately 10 to 12 LF in elevation and 17 to 20 LF distance. (See attached Exhibit B)

a. Provide and install 6 inch diameter chilled water and condenser piping required to tie-in new 117 ton magnetic levitation chiller into existing system. Steel pipe, DN 50 (NPS) and smaller, ASTM A 53, type S (seamless) or type F (furnace butt welded, grade B, schedule 40, black steel, plain ends. Steel pipe, DN 65 through DN 300 (NPS 2-1/2 through NPS 12); ASTM A 53, type E (electric-resistance welded), grade B, Schedule 40, black steel, plain ends. Steel pipe nipples; ASTM A 733, made of ASTM A 53, Schedule 40, black steel; electric-resistance welded for DN 65 (NPS 2-1/2 and larger) Cast-iron threaded fittings; ASTM B16.4; Classes 125 and 250.

Malleable-iron threaded fittings; ASTM b16.3, Classes 150 and 300.

b. Provide and install all necessary chiller piping and insulation to match existing profiles. Provide and install all necessary piping hangers and/or supports for new piping. Paint all piping to match existing color scheme and include type and flow identification labeling to match existing.

c. Provide and install all necessary water thermowell connections and include new thermometers and pressure gauges with associated hardware to provide flow-shut off capability during gauge removal.

Note: BAS Sequence of Operation: The mag lev chiller shall be integrated into the BAS including a time schedule. When the mag lev chiller is operating and the load (KW) increases or is above 80% BAS (Field adjustable from the chiller graphics page) of its full load KW for 20 consecutive minutes (Field adjustable from the chiller graphics page), an additional chiller is started. After 5 minutes (Field adjustable from the chiller graphics page) that the additional chiller is running, the mag lev chiller shall turn off. When the mag lev chiller is off, the two way automated valves on the chilled/condenser water shall close so water is not flowing through the chiller when it’s not running. When the chiller is scheduled or commanded to start, the two way valves shall fully open first, the pumps shall start, and then the chiller shall start. Field adjustable time delay is required.

4. Provide and install all required chilled water / condenser in-line vertical pump(s) and electrical tie-in(s) to existing EMCC panel approximately 200 LF with all associated conduit, wiring, breaker, bonding and grounding.

5. Re-route existing refrigerant relief copper piping approximately 100 LF to new 117 Ton

Chiller

6. Integrate all new equipment and controls to the existing Building Automation System (BAS)

a. The new chiller control system shall communicate with existing building automated system. Contractor will be responsible to verify the existing BAS and provide all necessary wiring, controls, BACnet cards (if needed) to integrate the new chiller controls to the BAS. The BAS integration Contractor shall include any mapping and linking changes of the new chiller on the graphics page of the Hale-Boggs Building BAS including new piping, chiller layout and cooling tower.

b. Contractor is responsible for licensing fee and drivers to connect / communicate BACnet to the existing JACE. Chiller display/chiller history/trending shall be connected to the BAS for viewing and controlling. Provide the tonnage with the chiller graphic (ex. SMARDT 195 Ton). Include links to the chiller history logs on the central plant page ensure access to the trends are easily opened for analysis. The Contractor shall program the existing and any new feedback points using BACnet protocol intergraded into the existing BAS. The new chiller’s control system shall communicate with existing BAS. Contractor will be responsible to verify the existing BAS and provide all necessary wiring, controls and/or BACnet cards (if needed) to integrate chiller’s controls to BAS. Automated valves shall provide reporting feedback on current status, history screens and valve icons shall be visible on the BAS central plant page. All analog histories of new Chiller points shall be recorded in 15 minutes intervals and stored in the building JACE controller for 14 days. All discrete point histories shall be recorded both as 15 minute interval, 14 day FIFO history logs but also as COV histories storing 100 intervals within the JACE. All new Chiller point histories shall be exported daily from the JACE to the hosting GSA BAS Server and to the GSA AMS Application for long term archival storage.

c. The new equipment shall be controlled by the BAS. Please verify with GSA Equipment Specialist for more information on the sequence of operations.

d. Install new automatic isolation valves (two positions) on the chilled water and condenser water line and incorporate in the BAS (Total Two). These valves will eliminate water flowing through a chiller that is not operating.

e. Contractor will be responsible to setting the pressure drop across the evaporator and

7. Install new automatic isolation valves (two positions) on the chilled water and condenser water line and incorporate in the BAS (Total Two). These valves will eliminate water flowing through a chiller that is not operating.

8. Contractor will be responsible to setting the pressure drop across the evaporator and

9. All equipment provided shall be open BACnet DDC controllers.

Note: The BAS server shall communicate using the ASHRAE BACNet/IP protocol and offer concurrent support over the same data-link of the following protocols: SNMP. The Server shall be accessible using a web browser. All BAS BACNet points shall be configurable by Niagara wizard.

Proprietary protocols will not be accepted.

Security Requirements: Contractor personnel performing work on the BAS under this contract must possess HSPD-12 Clearance and GAC Cards in order to access GSA secured networks and sites.

Integration Technician: Integration technician performing installation shall be certified on the Niagara AX JACE for both installation and maintenance of the system and shall have a minimum of 3 years’ experience performing the required tasks. The Contrac tor shal l provi de wi th thei r off er the i ntegrati on tec hni ci an’s resume and certification documentation.

C. Specifications and Requirements

1. Valves connections, accessories and operators

i. Provide threaded ends for valves 2.5 inches and smaller

ii. Provide flanged or grooved ends for valves 3 inch and larger

iii. For butterfly valves (isolation valves) provide lever handle, infinitely adjustable with lock nut and memory stop. Provide hot dipped galvanized extension stems, valve handles and gear actuators outdoors. Provide weatherproof galvanized cast iron gear operators for valves mounted outdoors.

2. Automatic isolation valves:

i. Type of end fitting: pattern to mate with ANSI 125 flange.

ii. Cast iron GG25 with stainless steel stem and ball.

3. Pipe insulation- Match existing size/type/color scheme and labeling.

4. Steel pipe and fittings:

i. Steel pipe, DN 50 (NPS 2) and smaller: ASTM A 53, type S (seamless) or type

F (furnace butt welded), grade B, schedule 40, black steel, plain ends.

ii. Steel Pipe, DN 65 through DN 300 (NPS 2-1/2 through NPS 12): ASTM A 53, type E (electric-resistance welded), Grade B, Schedule 40, black steel, plain ends.

iii. Steel Pipe Nipples: ASTM A 733, made of ASTM A 53, Schedule 40, black steel; electric-resistance welded for DN 65 (NPS 2-1/2) and larger.

iv. Cast-Iron Threaded Fittings: ASME B16.4; Classes 125 and 250.

Malleable-Iron Threaded Fittings: ASME B16.3, Classes 150 and 300.

MATERIAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Where a particular manufacturer's product is specified, it is not intended to discriminate against other manufacturer's which are equal in quality of material, workmanship, appearance and function to those specified. Rather, it is intended to establish and indicate the desired standard of quality. If any tests are required to determine the equality of any substitutes, such tests shall be made by an independent authority as approved by the government. All expenses related to proposed substitutions shall to be paid by the Contractor. Proposed items are to be submitted with the bid and shall be a basis for the award of the contract.

All materials and equipment shall bear evidence of the Underwriter's Laboratories Inc. Label (UL) or approval of other nationally recognized independent testing organizations adequately equipped and competent to perform such services when these standards are required and such product listing is available.

PRODUCT DATA AND SAMPLES

1. Product Data: Contractor shall submit one electronic set of chiller product data including any valves, piping, insulation, BAS hardware, refrigerant monitoring system, catalog sheets, brochures, performance charts or other standard descriptive data provided by any Subcontractor, supplier or distributor. Product Data must be certified by the Contractor stating that it was reviewed and approved. Product to be used must be highlighted on the data sheet by the Contractor. Product

Data used for construction must bear GSA’s stamp certifying final review and approval. No product shall be used that does not bear such stamp. Submittals shall be identified on a submittal register provided by the Contractor and transmitted using a transmittal letter.

2. Samples: Contractor shall submit physical samples establishing standards by which completed work is judged. Samples shall indicate color range, functional characteristics and shall represent exact material to be used on the project.

D. Special Instructions

1. Contractors shall submit proposal with a detailed cost breakdown. Cost Breakdown shall be submitted in CSI Master Format 2010. Proposal shall include make and model of all proposed equipment. Chiller selection shall include IPLV rating and pressure drops within submitted proposal. Chiller selection shall be submitted at time of bid.

Chiller selection submitted at the bid shall not exceed the pressure drop indicated in the SOW & exhibits and the chiller energy efficiency (IPLV) shall be equal to or better than the chiller specifications identified in the exhibits.

2. Contractor will be responsible to request and furnish all required overhead and/or road blocking permits from the City and or electrical/utility providers when using a crane at this location if the city street requires a blockage when off-loading the chiller.

D. General Construction Requirements

1. Keep work areas clean on a daily basis.

2. Remove debris from site on a daily basis.

3. Protect all existing walls and furniture from damage.

4. Contractor is responsible for all damages to government property caused by him/her and their subcontractors.

5. Contractor is responsible for all dimensions and quantities.

6. Contractor shall field verify all existing conditions prior to submitting a bid.

PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENT

1. The Contractor shall field verify existing conditions prior to any demolition.

2. Safety Plan: Contractor shall submit a crane safety plan (if applicable) for crane erection and use.

Include preferred location for crane set up, operator certification credentials, and crane inspection/certification documentation.

3. The Contractor shall be responsible for coordinating all activities of subcontractors. This responsibility includes coordination of; preparation of shop drawings preparation of shop drawings produced by different subcontractors where their work interfaces or may potentially conflict or interfere and the installation of such work; scheduling of work by subcontractors and use of the Project site for staging and logistics.

4. Contractor to provide a work plan within thirty (30) days of Notice to Proceed (NTP) identifying equipment access plan, CHWP / CWP piping tie-in and electrical tie-in for review and acceptance prior to installation.

5. Contractor to provide schedule of values within thirty (30) days of Notice of Proceed (NTP). The Contractor shall prepare and submit for approval a detail cost breakdown of the Contract price, to be referred to as the Schedule of Valves, assigning values to each component of the Work. Values must include all direct and indirect cost, although a separate value for bond cost may be established. The Schedule of Valves must contain sufficient detail to enable the Project Manager to evaluate applications for payment. Before submitting a request for payment, the Contractor shall schedule a pencil copy review with the Project Manager for review and acceptance.

6. Once the chiller is fully operational the Contractor shall be responsible to provide a report to GSA Project Manager for the following: Re-balance water flow, Manufacturer’s Start-up Check-list and Commissioning (all adjustments and balancing to the system shall be in accordance with manufacturer requirements)

7. The contractor shall reinstall existing access panels; etc., back to their original location and condition after all work is completed.

8. The contractor shall remove and dispose of all construction debris as it accumulates on a daily basis.

9. Upon completion of work the contactor shall leave the premised clean and free of any debris.

SECURITY CLEARANCE REQUIREMENT

All Contractor personnel performing working on premises at GSA owned and operated buildings are required to pass a security background check conducted by the Department of Homeland

Security/Federal Protective Service. No Contractor employee will be allowed to perform work on the building premises until employee has been determined to be suitable for hire by the Department of

Homeland Security/Federal Protective Service.

WORKING HOURS

Work not impacting normal building occupancy shall be performed during normal business hours Monday through Friday 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. Any work affecting normal building occupancy needs to be scheduled after normal business hours/weekends and approved by GSA building manager.

PERIOD OF PERFORMANACE

All work shall be completed within 45 calendar days after Chiller delivery. It is estimated that it will take 12-

14 weeks to manufacture the chiller. A partial NTP will be issued to place the order on the equipment upon approved submittals.

LIQUIDATED DAMAGES

If substantial completion is not achieved, the Contracting Officer may assess liquidated damages at a rate of

$160 per day.

PROJECT SCHEDULE

Contractor shall submit to the GSA Project Manager a project schedule within thirty (30) days of Notice of Proceed. The project schedule shall include a written narrative describing the major work activities, activities critical path and major constraints underlying the sequence and logic, all tasks to be performed under this project, duration of each task and tentative date/s each task will be performed. Project schedule must be approved by the GSA Project Manager prior to performing any work under this project. The project schedule shall incorporate milestone events specifics in the Contract, including as applicable NTP, Substantial Completion and milestones related to specific work phases and site restrictions. The project schedule shall also include Contractor-defined milestones to identify target dates for critical events, based upon the Contractor’s chosen sequence of work. Microsoft Project or other similar format can be used for this schedule.

EXTENSION OF TIME

If the Contractor requests an extension of the time for Substantial Completion, the Contractor shall base its request on analysis of time impact using the Project Schedule as its baseline, and shall propose as a new Substantial Completion date to account for the impact. The Contractor shall submit a written request to the Contracting Officer setting forth facts and analysis in sufficient detail to enable the Contracting Officer to evaluate the Contractor’s entitlement to an extension of time. (See Section III.E. Extensions of Time in the Agreement).

CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN SPECIFICS (AFTER CONTRACT AWARD)

1. Fourteen days (14) from Notice to proceed, the Contractor shall submit to the Project Manager, a draft Waste Management Plan for mixed debris recycling to GSA approval. The plan shall include

(but not be limited to) the following: List of the materials to be reused or recycled.

2. The Contractor will record and track the type and quantity, by weight or each material salvaged, reused, recycled or disposed throughout the project. The Contractor shall provide a Construction

Management Waste Management Report upon request of Substantial Completion.

PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE / SITE VISIT

Interested parties must notify the Contracting Officer for further information about attendance and to confirm location, time, and date. Only those parties who have notified the Contracting Officer and provided necessary information in advance of the meeting will be allowed to attend. Contractors are encouraged to verify all existing conditions at the job site prior to bidding on project. Failure to do so will not relieve the Contractor of any responsibility to properly estimate the cost of this project.

Note:

The following items will be addressed at the Pre-bid Conference and again at a Pre-work Conference:

1. On site storage.

2. Parking.

3. Use of elevators.

4. Access through secured area.

5. Contractor shall coordinate with the GSA mechanical maintenance Contractor, for placing the fire alarm system in test mode prior to performing any work that may result in the activation of an alarm signal from the fire alarm system including but not limited to: connecting devices to fire alarm system, cutting, welding or other work that creates excessive dust. Contractor is responsible for all costs associated with placing the fire alarm system in test mode.

6. A GSA approved welding permit will be required before performing any cutting and welding.

Contractor shall contact the GSA New Orleans, LA office at least 48 hours in advance to request a permit for cutting and welding.

7. Contractor shall be responsible for all quantities, measurements, correct installation of all items and for any damages to the building, items such as parked vehicles and surrounding areas.

8. All materials, equipment and supplies to be incorporated into work under the terms of this contract shall have been “NEW” and “UNUSED” at time of award.

9. Materials of equipment containing asbestos in any form shall not be incorporated into this project.

10. All material, workmanship and equipment shall be subject to the inspection and approval by the Contracting Officer Representative. All work unsatisfactorily performed shall be promptly corrected and made acceptable for the Government.

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APPLICABLE PUBLICATIONS

A. Department of Labor:

1. Occupational and Health Standards: (29 CFR part 1926).

2. Safety and Health Regulations for Construction: (29CFR part 1518).

3. Federal Code:

All renovations shall be in accordance with the current design requirements as found in the

Federal Construction & Safety Standard, and Third Party approved structure design package.

Latest Edition of the following Codes/Regulations:

4. Fire Codes: All units shall meet or exceed all required Federal, State and Local Fire Codes.

5. Housing & Urban Development (HUD 24 CFR 3280).

6. National Electrical Code (NEC).

7. International Building Code (IBC).

8. International Mechanical Code (IMC).

9. International Plumbing Code (IPC).

10. American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (ASHRA).

11. Occupational and Safety Act (OSHA).

12. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).

13. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), “Mold Remediation in Schools and Commercial Buildings”.

B. Manufacture, installation and testing shall comply with manufacturer’s instructions and standards. When more stringent requirements are call for either this S.O.W. or codes and regulations, the priority of precedence in compliance shall be:

1. Federal Requirements.

2. State Requirements.

3. Local Requirements.

4. Manufacturer’s Requirements.

5. Contractor’s Requirements.

DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION

1. Any information made available to the Contractor by the government shall be used only for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this contract. This information shall not be divulged or made known in any manner to any persons except as may be necessary in the performance of the contract.

2. In the performance of this contract the Contractor assumes responsibility for the protection of the confidentiality of government records.

3. The Contractor shall adhere to the requirements found in Part 24 of the Federal Acquisition Regulation, Protection of Privacy and Freedom of Information.

WARRANTY

1. All workmanship and materials shall be warranted for a period of not less than three hundred sixty five (365) days from date of acceptance by the Government (Standard Warranty) plus extended compressor parts and labor warranty (4 years).

2. The Contractor shall provide a copy of warranty of items procured. Warranty shall be in writing and shall include any conditions which may invalidate the warranty.

3. Warranty shall include procedures on how to exercise warranty rights. Provide points of contact in order to get services required.

4. Standard warranty shall be all inclusive of parts, labor and materials, related coverage and additional costs, if any.

5. Contractor shall provide all applicable manufacturers’ warranties at time of completion.

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E. Final Preparations

1. Contractor shall provide both classroom and hands-on training at a minimum six (6) hours to training to GSA maintenance personnel.

2. Contactor shall provide two (2) sets of as-built drawings on compact disk (CD). As-built drawings shall be in Auto CAD format and shall illustrate all alterations performed under this contract. Final payment will not be authorized until all as-built drawings are provided.

3. Contractor shall provide three (3) copies of owner’s (O&M) manuals for the Chiller, VFD and pumps.

4. Contractor shall return all GSA Badges issued for this project. Final payment will not be authorized until all O&M manuals and badges are provided and returned.

END OF SCOPE OF WORK

Hale – Boggs - Exhibit A - 1

Existing Housekeeping Pad

Hale – Boggs - Exhibit A -2

Existing 6” Chilled Water: Location of Y-intercept with new 6”piping to In-Line vertical pump and piping to Chiller (Approx. 20LF in elevation and 40 LF to existing housekeeping pad)

Existing 6” Chilled Water: Location of y-intercept with new piping to the Chiller (Approx. 20 LF in elevation and 40 LF to existing housekeeping pad)

Hale – Boggs - Exhibit A - 3

Condenser Water: Tie-In to existing 6” line and to the New 166TN

Chiller

Hale – Boggs - Exhibit A - 4

Existing Condenser Water Manifold Intercept Location: Tie-In to existing manifold, connect to new In-Line vertical pump on adjacent existing housekeeping pad. Install new 6” piping to the New 166TN Chiller (Approx. 70LF)

F. Hebert - Exhibit B - 1

(New) magnetic levitation chiller location – Near Chiller #2

F. Hebert - Exhibit B - 2

Install housekeeping pad to match existing for (new) magnetic levitation chiller

F. Hebert – Exhibit B – 3

Chilled Water / Condenser Supply and Return (Tie-in) – 20 LF Approximately from housekeeping pad location. 10’-0” – 12’-0” in elevation.

Exhibit C

Hale-Boggs FB/CH - Centrifugal Liquid Chiller - 166.0 TN - Schedule

Condenser Evaporator

Designation

Manf. Model

Refrigerant

Capacity

(TN)

GPM

EWT

LWT

Pressure

Drop

(psi) -

NTE

No. of

Passes

Fouling factor

Drop

Voltage

/ Phase

Mimimum

Circuit

Amps

Supply

Power

Emergency

# of

Compressors

Compressor

Power (kW) each

CH-1

SMARDT

134a

166.0

94.4

5.56

0.00025

4.28

0.0001

460/3

Y

54.7

Vertical In-Line Pumps

Type

Head

(FT.)

VFD

Motor Voltag e /

Phase CHWP-1 Armstrong Vertical In-line 396 128 Y 460 / 3 CWP-1 Armstrong Vertical In-line 505 92 Y 460 / 3

F. Herbert FB - Centrifugal Liquid Chiller - 117.0R TN - Schedule

Condenser Evaporator

Refrigerant

Capacity

(TN)

Drop

(Psi) -

Drop

Voltage

/ Phase

Mimimum

Circuit

Amps

Supply

Emergency

# of

Compressors

Compressor

Power (kW)

CH-1

SMARDT

134a

117.0R

330.6

7.03

0.00025

279.1

4.84

0.0001

460/3

Y

Vertical In-Line Pumps

Type

Head

(FT.)

VFD

Motor Voltag e /

Phase CHWP-1 Armstrong Vertical In-line 280 30 Y 460 / 3 CWP-1 Armstrong Vertical In-line 331 68 Y 460 / 3

Exhibit D - Hale-Boggs

SM ARDT

PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION

WA044.2BG04.F2HBFA.F2AGFA.0N0 Water Cooled Chiller

INCLUDED BY SMARDT:

Chiller(s) to be shipped Standard - Unit shipped fully assembled

Chillers are ETL listed and certified to CSA C22.2 No.236

Conforming to ANSI/UL 1995

Power connection style: Single Point Power Connection

Nema 1 Control enclosures - indoor use only

Mechanical HP/LP switch.

ASME certified horizontal shell-and-tube heat exchangers.

Supporting baffles inside Standard EVAP and COND tubesheets

High efficiency enhanced tubes

Evaporator Insulation: Standard Thermal Insulation 1 1/2"

Evaporator water boxes rated to 145psig fitted with Grooved Pipe Connection

Condenser water boxes rated to 145psig fitted with Grooved Pipe Connection

Chilled water : IFM – Thermal Dispersion Switch

Condenser water : IFM – Thermal Dispersion Switch

Dual pressure relief valves on evaporator and condenser mounted on changeover valve.

Factory Startup: Certified Startup Agent

Connectivity: BACnet

Five (5) warranty, compressor, refrigerant and labor

Epoxy coated tube sheets and water box evaporator and condenser

NOT INCLUDED BY SMARDT:

Vibration isolation pad (not required by manufacturer)

Rigging and providing access for equipment.

Piping from refrigerant pressure relief valves to outside.

Grooved flange couplings.

Refrigerant monitor.

Seismic certification.

Performance test.

Sound test.

Harmonic or EMI Filters

Extended warranties.

Any other item not mentioned above.

PERFORMANCE INFORMATION

Description Capacity Model Centrifugal liquid chiller 166.0 tonsR WA044.2BG04.F2HBFA.F2AGFA.0N0

Evaporator Data Fluid Type Water Fluid Concentration (%) 0% Flow Rate 396.0 US gpm Tube Material Cu 0.025” Enhanced Surface Entering Fluid Temp 55.0°F Tube Wall Thickness 0.025Inch Leaving Fluid Temp 45.0°F Circuit number of passes Two(2)

Fouling Factor 0.00010 h•ft²•ºF/Btu Constant speed flow min (pressure drop at flow) 216.7 USGPM (1.28 PSI)

Pressure Drop 4.28 psi (9.89 ft H2O) Variable speed flow min (pressure drop at flow) 144.5 USGPM (0.57 PSI)

Condenser Data

Flow Rate 505.0 US gpm Tube Material Cu 0.025” Enhanced Surface Entering Fluid Temp 85.0°F Tube Wall Thickness 0.025Inch Leaving Fluid Temp 94.4°F Circuit number of passes Two(2)

Fouling Factor 0.00025 h•ft²•ºF/Btu Constant speed flow min (pressure drop at flow) 226.5 USGPM (0.51 PSI)

Pressure Drop 5.56 psi (12.82 ft H2O) Variable speed flow min (pressure drop at flow) 151.0 USGPM (0.22 PSI)

Physical Data

Length(ft) See product drawing Weight (Empty) 5688 lbs Width(ft) See product drawing Weight (Operating) 6722 lbs Height(ft) See product drawing Refrigerant Charge 362 lbs

Equipment Details

Capacity(TR) 166.0 tonsR Type of compressor TT300-G4-1-ST-E-O-NC

Unit Power(kW) 109.4 kW Full load Efficiency 0.659 kW/tonsR

Number of compressors 2 Compressor Efficiency 0.658 kW/tonsR Compressor Power (kW) each 54.7 kW Environmentally friendly HFC-134a refrigerant.

Unit power characteristics

Supply Power 460 V MCA 171 A

Amps 152 A MOCP 247 A

14.1.0.0

Options

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AHRI CERTFIED PER 550/590

Program Scope

1.3.1 Program Scope Inclusions.

1.3.1.1 60 Hz WCCL Product Inclusions.

All compressor types;

Chillers rated with capacities >0 and ≤3000 tonsa [10,551 kW]b;

Hermetic & open type, electric motor driven;

Units selected for use within the range of Application Rating Conditions as per the Standard (part-load performance no less than 25% of the rated full load capacity);

Chillers with voltages ≤15,000 volts; and

Positive Displacement Units intended for use with glycol or other secondary coolant for freeze protection with a leaving chilled fluid temperature above 32°F [0°C] are certified when tested with water at Standard Rating Conditions.

Notes:

a. Capacity refers to the capacity of Packaged Units rated at full load AHRI Standard 550/590 (I-P) Rating

Conditions and the capacity of Configurable Units rated at application full load operating conditions provided these conditions are within the scope of AHRI Standard 550/590 (I-P).

b. kW conversions provided for reference only.

1.3.1.2 50 Hz WCCL Product Inclusions

Chillers rated with capacities ≥200 and ≤3000 tonsa [703 and 10,551 kW]b;

Optional certification for chillers rated with capacities >0 and <200 tonsa [703kW]b (The Certify-All Policy does not apply to these units.);

Hermetic & open type, electric motor driven;

Units selected for use within the range of application rating conditions as per the Standard (part-load performance no less than 25% of the rated full load capacity);

Chillers with voltages ≤15,000 volts; and

Positive Displacement Units intended for use with glycol or other secondary coolant for freeze protection with a leaving chilled fluid temperature above 32°F [0°C] are certified when tested with water at Standard

a. Capacity refers to the capacity of Packaged Units rated at full load AHRI Standard 550/590 (I-P) Rating

Conditions and the capacity of Configurable Units rated at application full load operating conditions

1.3.2 Program Scope Exclusions. The following are exclusions for 50 Hz and 60 Hz WCCL products:

Condenserless chillers;

Evaporatively-cooled chillers;

Chillers that are not electrically driven

Chillers with motors not supplied with the unit by the Participant; and

Heat recovery & heat pump ratings are not certified; however, Participants may elect to certify these chillers in the cooling mode with this option turned off.

Units with condensers…