RFQ_KOARO5RE004.pdf

This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial items prepared in accordance with the format in Subpart 12.6, as supplemented with additional information included in this notice. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation;

quotes are being requested and a written solicitation will not be issued.

This is solicitation number KOARO5RE004 and is issued as a request for quotation (RFQ).

The solicitation document and incorporated provisions and clauses are those in effect through Federal Acquisition Circular, Fac 05-76, Effective 25 August 2014.

This requirement is unrestricted. The associated NAICS code is 238220, Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors and the small business size standard is $15.0 million.

The Service Contract Act Wage Determination for Oneida County, NY is 05-2383, revision number 15, dated 7/25/2014.

Quotes are due by 2:00 p.m. Eastern on 6 October 2014.

Point of Contact (POC): Jamie Wiebusch Phone Number: 614-701-2791 E-mail address: Jamie.Wiebusch@dfas.mil

E-mail quotes are acceptable and preferred.

Furnish quotes to the POC on or before the closing time listed in this RFQ. All responsible sources may submit a quote which shall be considered. It needs to be noted that due to system constraints, electronic file size shall be no larger than 5 MB and shall be uncompressed. Vendors who submit a quote by email are strongly encouraged to ensure it was received by the Government by the time/date specified for closing. All questions regarding this Request for Quote (RFQ) shall be submitted in writing by email to the point of contact above. Quotes are to be valid for a period of 90 days.

The contract type is: Firm Fixed Price.

Requirement:

STATEMENT OF WORK

Dated: 8/4/2014

1. SCOPE: The contractor shall perform routine maintenance inspections as described in Par. 3, emergency service between inspections as required for the purpose of diagnosis of trouble, adjustment, and resetting controls, and all labor, parts, refrigerant, oil, and other materials to diagnose, repair or replace failed components of equipment covered under this contract. This includes filter replacement as required but not less than twice per year. The intent and purpose of this Statement of Work is to outline, in general, the maintenance and repair required, but are not all-inclusive. In addition to the equipment list in exhibit A, this contract will cover the communication network, lighting control systems, to include all switches , modules, relays and all parts required for the equipment to operate at full capacity.

Emergency response will be within two hours of notification with repairs made within 24 hours of notification.

2. DESCRIPTION OF WORK: The contractor shall provide services on all equipment as identified in exhibit A. All equipment is located at DFAS Rome, 325 Brooks Road, Griffiss Business & Technology Park, Rome, New York 13441-5000.

3. SCHEDULES OF INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE:

3.A. TRANE Air Cooled Rotary Liquid Chiller

3.A.1. Comprehensive annual inspection service.

3.A.1.1. General Assembly

3.A.1.1.a. Inspect for leaks and report leak check result.

3.A.1.1.b. Repair minor leaks as required (e.g. valve packing, flare nuts).

3.A.1.1.c. Calculate the refrigerant loss rate and report the results to the customer.

3.A.1.1.d. Check the condenser fans for clearances and free operation.

3.A.1.1.e. Check tightness of condenser fan motor mounting brackets.

3.A.1.1.f. Check the set screws on the fan shafts.

3.A.1.1.g. Visually inspect the condenser coil for cleanliness.

3.A.1.1.h. Verify the performance of the fan control inverter VFD, if applicable.

3.A.1.1.i. Grease bearings as required.

3.A.1.2. Controls and Safeties

3.A.1.2.a. Inspect the control panel for cleanliness.

3.A.1.2.b. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.A.1.2.c. Verify the working condition of all indicator/alarm lights and LED/LCD displays.

3.A.1.2.d. Test oil pressure safety device (as required). Calibrate and record setting.

3.A.1.2.e. Test the operation of the chilled water pump starter auxiliary contacts.

3.A.1.3. Lubrication System

3.A.1.3.a. Pull oil sample for spectroscopic analysis.

3.A.1.3.b. Test oil for acid content and discoloration.

3.A.1.3.c. Make recommendations to the customer based on the results of the test.

3.A.1.3.d. Verify the operation of the oil heaters.

3.A.1.4. Motor and Starter

3.A.1.4.a. Clean the starter cabinet and starter components.

3.A.1.4.b. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.A.1.4.c. Check the condition of the contacts for wear and pitting.

3.A.1.4.d. Check contactors for free and smooth operation.

3.A.1.4.e. Check all mechanical linkages for wear security, and clearances.

3.A.1.4.f. Verify tightness of the motor terminal connections.

3.A.1.4.g. Meg the motor and record readings.

3.A.1.4.h. Verify the operation of the electrical interlocks.

3.A.1.4.i. Measure voltage and record. Voltage should be nominal voltage +- l0%.

3.A.2. Startup/Checkout Procedures.

3.A.2.1. Verify the operation of the oil sump heaters.

3.A.2.2. Verify a full chilled water system.

3.A.2.3. Start the chilled water pump.

3.A.2.4. Test the operation of all flow-proving devices on the chilled water circuit.

3.A.2.5. Start the chiller.

3.A.2.6. Verify the unit starter panel operation, amperage, and voltage.

3.A.2.7. Verify the operation of all timing devices.

3.A.2.8. Check the set point and sensitivity of the chilled water temperature control. Verify the operation.

3.A.2.9. Verify the operation of the current control device.

3.A.2.10. Check the refrigerant level and correct charge. :

3.A.2.11. Verify the operation of the capacity control slide valves 3.A.2.12. Verify the operation of the "load" and "unload" 3.A.2.13. Verify the lead-lag compressor operation.

3.A.2.14. Verify the operation of the electronic expansion valves.

3.A.2.15. Check pressure drop across the oil filter.

3.A.2.16. Verify clear refrigerant sight glasses.

3.A.2.17. Check oil level. :

3.A.2.18. Test the high condenser pressure safety device and record setting.

3.A.2.19. Test the low refrigerant temperature safety device and record setting.

3.A.2.20. Review operating procedures with the DFAS Facilities Operation Specialist.

3.A.2.21. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies noted.

3.A.3. Mid-Season Running Inspection.

3.A.3.1. Check the general operation of the unit.

3.A.3.2. Log the operating temperatures, pressures, voltages, and amperages.

3.A.3.3. Check the operation of the control circuit.

3.A.3.4. Check the operation of the lubrication system.

3.A.3.5. Check the operation of the motor and starter.

3.A.4. Seasonal Shutdown Procedure.

3.A.4.1. Check the general operation of the unit.

3.A.4.2. Shut down the chiller, pumps, and auxiliary equipment.

3.A.4.3. Verify voltage to heat tape.

3.A.4.4. Turn off equipment power as necessary

3.B. Trane Reciprocating Chillers, A-C

3.B.1. Comprehensive annual inspection service.

3.B.1.1. General Assembly

3.B.1.1.a. Inspect for leaks and report leak check result.

3.B.1.1.b. Calculate the refrigerant loss rate and report the results to the customer.

3.B.1.1.c. Repair minor leaks as required (e.g. valve packing, flare nuts).

3.B.1.1.d. Visually inspect the condenser coil for cleanliness.

3.B.1.1.e. Inspect fan blades and belts, if applicable 3.B.1.1.f. Lubricate the condenser fan bearings, if applicable

3.B.1.2. Controls and Safeties

3.B.1.2.a. Inspect the control panel for cleanliness.

3.B.1.2.b. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.B.1.2.c. Verify the working condition of all indicator/alarm lights if applicable.

3.B.1.2.d. Test the low water temperature control device. Calibrate and record setting.

3.B.1.2.e. Test the low evaporator pressure safety device. Calibrate record setting, if applicable.

3.B.1.2.f. Test the oil pressure safety device(s). Calibrate and record setting, if applicable.

3.B.1.2.g. Check programmed parameters of the RCM control, if applicable.

3.B.1.3. Lubrication System

3.B.1.3.a. Check oil level in the compressor.

3.B.1.3.b. Test oil for acid content and discoloration. Verify the operation of the oil heater. Measure amps and compare reading with the watt rating of the heater.

3.B.1.4. Motor and Starter

3.B.1.4.a. Clean the starter cabinet and starter components.

3.B.1.4.b. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.B.1.4.c. Check the condition of the contacts for wear and pitting.

3.B.1.4.d. Check contactors for free and smooth operation.

3.B.1.4.e. Verify tightness of the motor terminal connections.

3.B.1.4.f. Meg the compressor motor and record readings.

3.B.1.4.g. Verify the operation of the electrical interlocks.

3.B.1.4.h. Measure voltage and record. Voltage should be nominal voltage +- l0%.

3.B.2. Mid-Season Running Inspection.

3.B.2.1. Check the general operation of the unit.

3.B.2.2. Log the operating temperatures, pressures, voltages, and amperages.

3.B.2.3. Check the operation of the control circuit.

3.B.2.4. Check the operation of the motor(s) and starter(s).

3.B.2.5. Analyze the recorded data. Compare the data to the original design conditions.

3.B.2.6. Review operating procedures with the DFAS Facilities Operation Specialist.

3.B.2.7. Provide a written report of completed work, operation log and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies detected.

3. C. Trane IntelliPak Roof Top Units

3.C.1. Comprehensive annual maintenance – cooling cycle.

3.C.1.1. General Assembly

3.C.1.1.a. Inspect for leaks and report leak check results.

3.C.1.1.b. Repair minor leaks as required (e.g. valve packing, flare nuts).

3.C.1.1.c. Calculate refrigerant loss rate and report to the DFAS Facilities Operation Specialist 3.C.1.1.d. Check the sheaves and pulleys for wear and alignment.

3.C.1.1.e. Check the belts for tension, wear, cracks, and/or glazing.

3.C.1.1.f. Verify clean condenser and evaporator.

3.C.1.1.g. Verify clean evaporator fan.

3.C.1.1.h. Verify clean air filters 3.C.1.1.i. Verify proper damper operation.

3.C.1.1.j. Check mechanical linkages for wear, tightness, and clearances.

3.C.1.1.k.Check the operation and setup of the RTM module 3.C.1.1.l. Check the VFD, if applicable.

3.C.1.1.m. Verify the starter operation.

3.C.1.1.n. Verify smooth operation of the compressors and fans.

3.C.1.1.o. Review operating procedures with the DFAS Facilities Operation Manager.

3.C.1.1.p. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies

3.C.1.2. Controls and Safeties

3.C.1.2.a. Verify the operation of the discharge air temperature control device.

3.C.1.2.b. Verify the operation of the outside air temperature control device.

3.C.1.2.c. Verify the operation of the mixed air temperature control device.

3.C.1.2.d. Test the operation of the high condenser pressure safety device.

Calibrate, if applicable, and record setting.

3.C.1.2.e. Test the operation of the low evaporator pressure safety device. Calibrate, if applicable, and record setting.

3.C.1.2.f. Test the operation of the low temperature safety device. Calibrate, if applicable, and record setting.

3.C.1.2.g. Test the operation of the low oil pressure safety device, if applicable. Calibrate and record setting.

3.C.1.2.h. Verify the operation of the static pressure control.

3.C.1.3. Lubrication

3.C.1.3.a. Lubricate damper bearings, if applicable.

3.C.1.3.b. Lubricate motor bearing, if applicable 3.C.1.3.c. Lubricate fan bearings.

3.C.1.3.d. Check oil level in the compressor(s), if applicable.

3.C.1.3.e. Check oil for acid content and discoloration. Make recommendations to the DFAS Facility Operations Specialist based on the results of the test.

3.C.1.4. Motor and Starter

3.C.1.4.a. Clean the starter and cabinet.

3.C.1.4.b. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.C.1.4.c. Check the contactors for free and smooth operation.

3.C.1.4.d. Meg the compressor motor(s) and record readings.

3.C.1.4.e. Verify the tightness of the compressor motor terminal connections.

3.C.1.4.f. Verify the operation of the compressor oil heater(s).

3.C.2. Comprehensive maintenance Inspection – heating cycle.

3.C.2.1. Perform heating inspection/maintenance.

3.C.2.1.a. Inspect control valves and traps.

3.C.2.1.b. Check and calibrate all operating and safety controls.

3.C.2.1.c. Verify the operation of the heating coils.

3.C.2.1.d. Verify the operation of the unit low temperature safety device.

3.C.2.2. Verify smooth operation of the fans.

3.C.2.3. Check belts for tension, wear, cracks, and glazing.

3.C.2.4. Verify clean air filters

3.C.3. Mid-Season Cooling Inspection.

3.C.3.1. Check the general condition of the unit.

3.C.3.2. Log the operating condition after system has stabilized.

3.C.3.3. Verify the operation of the control circuits.

3.C.3.4. Analyze the recorded data. Compare the data to the original design conditions.

3.C.3.5. Review operating procedures with operating personnel.

3.C.3.6 Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies

3.C.4. Mid-Season Heating Inspection.

3.C.4.1. Verify smooth operation of the fan.

3.C.4.2. Check the belts for tension, wear, cracks, and glazing.

3.C.4.3. Verify clean air filters.

3.C.4.4. Verify proper operation of the heating section.

3.C.4.5. Verify the operation of the temperature controls.

3.D. Reciprocating DX Units, A-C

3.D.1. Annual Maintenance.

3.D.1.1. General Assembly

3.D.1.1.a. Visually inspect condenser coils for cleanliness.

3.D.1.1.b. Check refrigerant cycle(s) for leaks and report results.

3.D.1.1.c. Calculate refrigerant loss rate per EPA guidelines and report to the customer.

3.D.1.1.d. Repair minor leaks as required (e.g. valve packing, flare nuts).

3.D.1.1.e. Inspect fan blades and belts, if applicable.

3.D.1.1.f. Lubricate fan bearings, if applicable.

3.D.1.1.g. Lubricate condenser fan motors, if applicable.

3.D.1.2. Controls and Safeties

3.D.1.2.a. Inspect the control panel for cleanliness.

3.D.1.2.b. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.D.1.2.c. Verify the working condition of all indicator/alarm lights, if applicable.

3.D.1.2.d. Verify the operation of the high condenser pressure safety device.

3.D.1.2.e. Verify the operation of the low evaporator pressure safety device.

3.D.1.2.f. Test the operation of the oil pressure safety device, if applicable.

3.D.1.3. Lubrication

3.D.1.3.a. Check oil level in the compressor(s), if applicable.

3.D.1.3.b. Check oil for acid content and discoloration. Make recommendations to the customer based on the results of the test.

3.D.1.4. Motor and Starter

3.D.1.4.a. Clean the starter(s) and cabinet.

3.D.1.4.b. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.D.1.4.c. Check the contactors for free and smooth operation.

3.D.1.4.d. Check the condition of the contacts for wear and pitting, if applicable.

3.D.1.4.e. Verify the operation of the electrical interlocks.

3.D.1.4.f. Meg the compressor motor(s) and record readings.

3.D.2. Startup/Checkout Procedures.

3.D.2.1. Verify the operation of the oil heater(s).

3.D.2.2. Start the unit 3.D.2.3. Verify the starter operation.

3.D.2.4. Verify smooth operation of the compressors and fans.

3.D.2.5. Verify the operation of the condenser fan control device(s).

3.D.2.6. Verify the operation of the low ambient control dampers, if applicable.

3.D.2.7. Check superheat and sub- cooling on the refrigerant circuit(s).

3.D.2.8. Verify the operation of the unloaders, if applicable.

3.D.2.9. Verify full refrigerant circuit(s). Check sight glass(s), if applicable.

3.D.2.10. Review operating procedures with Facilities Operation Specialist.

3.D.2.11. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies detected

3.D.3. Mid-Season Running Inspection.

3.D.3.1. Check the general operation of the unit.

3.D.3.2. Log the operating conditions after the system has stabilized.

3.D.3.3. Verify the operation of the control circuits.

3.D.3.4. Check the operation of the lubrication circuit, if applicable.

3.D.3.5. Analyze the recorded data. Compare the data to the original design conditions.

3.D.3.6. Review operating procedures with the Facilities Operation Support Specialist.

3.D.3.7. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies

3.D.4. Shutdown Procedure.

3.D.4.1. Check the general condition of the unit.

3.D.4.2. Turn off equipment power as necessary.

3.D.4.3. Review operating procedures with Facilities Operation Specialist.

3.D.4.4. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies

3.E. Self-Contained Units (A-C) 3-15 Tons

3.E.1. Comprehensive annual maintenance.

3.E.1.1. General Assembly.

3E.1.1.a. Inspect for leaks and report results.

3.E.1.1.b. Calculate refrigerant loss rate and report to the customer.

3.E.1.1.c. Repair minor leaks as required (e.g. valve packing, flare nuts).

3.E.1.1.d. Verify clean condenser and evaporator.

3.E.1.1.e. Check pulleys and sheaves for wear and alignment.

3.E.1.1.f. Check belts for tension, wear, cracks, and glazing.

3.E.1.1.g. Verify clean blower wheel and condensate pan.

3.E.1.1.h. Verify clean air filters.

3.E.1.1.i. Verify proper operation of the condensate drain.

3.E.1.1.j. Verify the tightness of the condenser fans.

3.E.1.1.k. Check the condenser fans for cracks.

3.E.1.1.l. Verify proper operation of the dampers and/or inlet guide vanes, if applicable.

3.E.1.2. Controls and Safeties

3.E.1.2.a. Inspect the control panel for cleanliness.

3.E.1.2.b. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.E.1.2.c. Verify the working condition of all indicator/alarm lights, if applicable.

3.E.1.2.d. Test the low evaporator pressure safety device. Calibrate and record setting, if applicable.

3.E.1.2.e. Test the high condenser pressure safety device. Calibrate and record setting, if applicable.

3.E.1.2.f. Test the oil pressure safety device, if applicable. Calibrate and record setting.

3.E.1.3. Lubrication

3.E.1.3.a. Verify the operation of the oil heater, if applicable.

3.E.1.3.b. Lubricate the evaporator fan bearings.

3.E.1.3.c. Lubricate the fan motor bearings, if applicable.

3.E.1.3.d. Lubricate the damper bearings, if applicable.

3.E.1.4. Motor and Starter

3.E.1.4.a. Clean the starter and cabinet.

3.E.1.4.b. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.E.1.4.c. Check the condition of the contacts for wear and pitting.

3.E.1.4.d. Check the contactors for free and smooth operation.

3.E.1.5 Startup/Checkout Procedure

3.E.1.5.a. Verify the operation of the oil heater.

3.E.1.5.b. Start the unit.

3.E.1.5.c. Verify smooth operation of the compressors and fans.

3.E.1.5.d. Check the set point and sensitivity of the temperature control device.

3.E.1.5.e. Verify the operation of the unloaders, if applicable.

3.E.1.5.f. Check superheat and sub-cooling on the refrigeration circuit(s).

3.E.1.5.g. Log the operating conditions after the system has stabilized.

3.E.1.5.h. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies

3.E.2. Mid-Season Cooling Inspection.

3.E.2.1. Check the general condition of the unit.

3.E.2.2. Verify the operation of the motor and starter 3.E.2.3. Verify the operation of the control circuits.

3.E.2.4. Verify smooth operation of compressor and fans.

3.E.2.5. Log the unit after the system has stabilized.

3.E.2.6. Review operating procedures with Facilities Operation Specialist.

3.E.2.7 Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies

3.F. Central Station Air Handling Units

3.F.1. Comprehensive annual maintenance.

3.F.1.1. General Assembly

3.F.1.1.a. Inspect the unit for cleanliness.

3.F.1.1.b. Inspect the fan wheel and shaft for wear and clearance.

3.F.1.1.c. Check the sheaves and pulleys for wear and alignment.

3.F.1.1.d. Check the belts for tension, wear, cracks, and glazing.

3.F.1.1.e. Verify tight bolts, setscrews, and locking collars.

3.F.1.1.f. Check dampers for wear, security and linkage adjustment.

3.F.1.1.g. Verify clean condensate pan.

3.F.1.1.h. Verify proper operation of the condensate drain.

3.F.1.1.i. Verify clean air filters.

3.F.1.1.j. Verify clean coils.

3.F.1.1.k. Verify proper operation of the spray pump, if applicable.

3.F.1.1.l. Verify smooth fan operation.

3.F.1.1.m. Log operating conditions after system has stabilized.

3.F.1.1.n. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies

3.F.1.2. Lubrication

3.F.1.2.a. Lubricate the fan shaft bearings, if applicable.

3.F.1.2.b. Lubricate the motor bearings, if applicable.

3.F.1.3. Controls and Safeties

3.F.1.3.a. Test the operation of the low temperature safety device, if applicable.

3.F.1.3.b. Test the operation of the high static pressure safety device, if applicable.

3.F.1.3.c. Test the operation of the low static pressure safety device, if applicable.

3.F.1.3.d. Check the thermal cutout on electric heaters, if applicable.

3.F.1.3.e. Check the step controller, if applicable.

3.F.1.3.f. Check and record supply air and control air pressure, if applicable.

3.F.1.3.g. Verify the operation of the control system and dampers while the fan is operating.

3.F.1.4. Motor and Starter

3.F.1.4.a. Clean the starter and cabinet.

3.F.1.4.b. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.F.1.4.c. Check the condition of the contacts for wear and pitting.

3.F.1.4.d. Check the contactors for free and smooth operation.

3.F.1.4.e. Meg the motor and record readings.

3.F.2. Heating Inspection.

3.F.2.1.a. Inspect control valves and traps.

3.F.2.1.b. Check and calibrate all operating and safety controls.

3.F.2.1.c. Verify the operation of the heating coils.

3.F.2.1.d. Verify the operation of the unit low temperature safety device.

3.F.3. Scheduled Running Inspection.

3.F.3.1. Check the general condition of the fan.

3.F.3.2. Verify smooth fan operation.

3.F.3.3. Check and record supply and control air pressure, if applicable.

3.F.3.4. Verify the operation of the control system.

3.F.3.5. Log the operating conditions after the system has stabilized.

3.F.3.6. Review operating procedures with operating personnel.

3.F.3.7. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate uncorrected deficiencies detected.

3.G. Fan Coil Units

3.G.1. Inspection.

3.G.1.1. Verify clean water coil.

3.G.1.2. Verify tightness of fan set screws.

3.G.1.3. Verify smooth fan operation.

3.G.1.4. Verify clean condensate pan.

3.G.1.5. Verify the operation of the condensate pump, if applicable.

3.G.1.6. Verify proper operation of the temperature control and fan control device.

3.G.1.7. Verify proper operation of the changeover valve, if applicable.

3.H. Variable Air Volume Units.

3.H.1. VARITRANE Inspection

3.H.1.1. Verify proper air valve operation.

3.H.1.2. Check and adjust velocity control, if applicable.

3.H.1.3. Verify VAV box sequence of operation.

3.H.1.4. Check and adjust all related controls.

3.H.2. VARITRAC Inspection

3.H.2.1. Verify proper operation of the controls.

3.H.2.2. Verify proper operation of the VAV dampers.

3.H.2.3. Verify the program.

3.I. PCM, UPCM Controller

3.I.1 Maintenance Inspection.

3.I.1.1. Make a back-up copy of the program, if applicable.

3.I.1.2. Check for loose or damaged parts or wiring.

3.I.1.3. Check for any accumulation of dirt or moisture. Clean if required.

3.I.1.4. Verify proper grounding.

3.I.1.5. Inspect interconnecting cables and electrical connections.

3.I.1.6. Verify power supply for proper voltage.

3.I.1.7. Verify proper communication link operation between the control panel and the external ICS devices, if applicable.

3.I.1.8. Verify that equipment is being controlled at the appropriate values.

3.I.1.9. Change one set point value, verify smooth transition and stable control at the new set point.

3.I.1.10. Return set point to original value.

3.I.1.11. Repeat for each additional control loop.

3.I.1.12. Verify that controlled values and dampers will stroke fully in both directions, sealing tightly where appropriate.

3.I.1.13. Verify the proper operation of critical control processes and points associated with this unit. Make adjustments if necessary.

3.I.1.14. Verify the correct time and date, if applicable.

3.I.1.15. Check modem operation, if applicable.

3.I.1.16. Clean the external surfaces of the panel enclosure.

3.I.1.17. Review operating procedures with the Facilities Operation Specialist.

3.I.1.20. Provide a written report of completed work, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies detected.

3.J. VAV Box UCM

3.J.1. Maintenance Inspection.

3.J.1.1. Verify that the UCM is in stable control of the desired values(s).

3.J.1.2 Where controller performance is in question, 3.J.1.3. Change set point values. Verify smooth stable control at the new value.

3.J.1.4. Return set point to original value.

3.J.1.5. Verify the proper operation of critical control processes and points associated with this unit. Make adjustments as necessary.

3.K. Tracer Summit BCU

3.K.1. Maintenance Inspection.

3.K.1.1.Control Panel

3.K.1.1.a. Verify secure connections on all internal wiring, LAN, and communication links.

3.K.1.1.b. Check for loose or damaged parts or wiring.

3.K.1.1.c. Check for any accumulation of dirt or moisture. Clean if required.

3.K.1.1.d. Remove excessive dust from heat sink surfaces.

3.K.1.1.e. Verify proper system electrical grounding.

3.K.1.1.f. Verify proper output voltages on control panel power supplies.

3.K.1.1.g. Check LED Indications to verify proper operation of BCU transmit/receive activity on the ARCNET

LAN.

3.K.1.1.h. Verify LAN communications, if applicable, between workstations and BCU'S.

3.K.1.1.i. Verify that cards are seated and secured.

3.K.1.1.j. Check UCM wiring trunks and check for possible Error Code Indications.

3.K.1.1.k. Check voltage level of BCU Super cap.

3.K.1.1.l. Verify the proper operation of critical control processes and points associated with this unit and make adjustment if necessary.

3.K.1.1.m. Check Volatile memory available.

3. K.1.1.n. Check Non-volatile memory available.

3.K.1.1.o. Check Processor idle time.

3.K.1.1.p. Dump the BCU System Diagnostic Array and Analyze.

3.K.1.1.q. Run the BCU Mini-monitor for each BCU to check for any error statements and/or codes.

3.K.1.1.r. Clean external surfaces of the panel enclosure.

3.K.1.1.s. Check modem operation, if applicable.

3.K.1.1.t. Via PC workstation, view the event log and input/output points for any unusual status or override conditions.

3.K.1.1.u. Verify correct time and date.

3.K.1.1.v. Check and update holiday schedules, if applicable, and daylight savings time.

3.K.1.1.w. Review operating procedures with Facilities Operation Specialist.

3. K.1.1.x. Provide a written report of completed work, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies detected.

3.L. Summit Workstations

3. L.1. Review Tracer Summit for critical follow-up and off-line status indications, i.e. system error encountered items.

3. L.2. Review system event logs with Facilities Operation Specialist and discuss Tracer operational concerns.

3.L.3. Perform or schedule corrective maintenance procedures as appropriate to resolve situations noted in the preceding reviews.

3.L.4. Save/copy/backup Tracer Workstation database, including custom graphics, expanded messages and CPL routines.

3.L.5. Archive database files once per quarter and provide a copy to the Facility Operations Specialist.

3.L.6 Maintain Trane Tracer Operating System software at the current version.

3.L.7. Database files will be maintained on electronic media at a secure location.

3.M. Condenser Cleaning.

3.M.1 Air Cooled condensers.

3.M.1. Clean air-cooled condensers, using pressurized water and coil cleaner as necessary.

3.N. Lubrication Systems.

3.N.1. Change oil and filter.

3.N.1.1 Change the oil and filter, using factory recommended oil and filter.

3.O. Unit Heaters

3.O.1. Maintenance procedure.

3.O.1.1. General Assembly.

3.O.1.1.a. Check the general condition of the unit.

3.O.1.1.b. Verify tightness of the fan, fan guards, louvers, etc.

3.O.1.2. Lubrication.

3.O.1.2.a. Lubricate the fan motor, if applicable.

3.O.1.3. Controls and Safeties.

3.O.1.3.a. Verify proper operation of the temperature control device.

3.O.1.3.b. Verify proper operation of the pilot safety device, if applicable.

3.O.1.3.c. Verify proper operation of the high temperature control device.

3.O.1.3.d. Verify proper operation of the fan switch.

3.O.1.4. Electrical

3.O.1.4.a. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.O.1.5. Startup and Checkout

3.O.1.5.a. Start the unit.

3.O.1.5.b. Review operating procedures with the Facilities Operation Specialist.

3.P. Direct Drive Pumps

3.P.1. Annual Inspection PMP-110

3.P.1.1. General Assembly

3.P.1.1.a. Check motor shaft and pump shaft for alignment, if applicable.

3.P.1.1.b. Inspect the coupling for wear.

3.P.1.1.c. Verify that the shaft guard is in place and tight, if applicable.

3.P.1.1.d. Verify water flow through the pumps.

3.P.1.1.e. Check for leaks on the mechanical pump seals, if applicable.

3.P.1.1.f. Verify proper drip rate on the pump seal packing, if applicable.

3.P.1.1.g. Verify smooth operation of the pump.

3.P.1.1.h. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies

3.P.1.2. Lubrication

3.P.1.2.a. Lubricate the motor bearings as necessary.

3.P.1.2.b. Lubricate the pump bearings as necessary.

3.P.1.3. Motor and Starter

3.P.1.3.a. Clean the starter and cabinet.

3.P.1.3.b. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.P.1.3.c. Meg the motor.

3.P.1.3.d. Verify tight connections on the motor terminals.

3.P.1.3.e. Check the condition of the contacts for wear and pitting, if applicable.

3.P.1.3.f. Check the contactors for free and smooth operation.

3.P.1.3.g. Verify proper volts and amps.

3.P.2. Pump Run Inspection PMP-111

3.P.2.1.a. Verify smooth operation of the pump.

3.P.2.1.b. Check for leaks on the mechanical pump seals, if applicable.

3.P.2.1.c. Verify proper drip rate on the pump seal packing, if applicable.

3.P.2.1.d. Provide a written report of the completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies detected.

3.Q. In-Line Circulating Pumps

3.Q.1. Run Inspection PMP-311

3.Q.1.1.a. Verify smooth operation of the pump.

3.Q.1.1.b. Check for leaks on the pump seal.

3.Q.1.1.c. Lubricate the motor bearings as necessary, if applicable.

3.R. Heat Exchangers

3.R.1 Maintenance procedure MSC-250

3.R.1.1.a. Record and report abnormal conditions.

3.R.1.1.b. Visually check the unit for leaks.

3.R.1.1.c. Verify proper water flow through “A” and “B” circuits.

3.R.1.1.d. Analyze recorded data and compare it to the design condition.

3.S. Split Systems (Samsung and Liebert)

3.S.1. Annual Inspection

3.S.1.1.a. Report in with the Customer Representative.

3.S.1.1.b. Record and report abnormal conditions, measurements taken, etc.

3.S.1.1.c. Review customer logs with the customer for operational problems and trends.

3.S.2. Annual Maintenance

3.S.2.1. General Assembly

3.S.2.1.a. Check Refrigerant Temperatures and Pressures if applicable.

3.S.2.1.b. Inspect for refrigerant and oil leaks and report leak check results.

3.S.2.1.c. Check the sheaves and pulleys for wear and alignment.

3.S.2.1.d. Check the belts for tension, wear, cracks, and/or glazing.

3.S.2.1.e. Check mechanical linkages for wear, tightness, and clearances.

3.S.2.1.f. Straighten condenser coils (up to 10% of the surface area) 3.S.2.1.g. Verify clean condenser and evaporator coils and brush clean. Note: Evaporator coils will be inspected if reasonably accessible.

3.S.2.1.h. Check and clean drain evaporator drain pan, drain, and trap.

3.S.2.1.i. Verify evaporator fan cleanliness if practical.

3.S.2.1.j. Verify clean air filters.

3.S.2.1.j. Verify the operation of the crankcase oil heater(s), if applicable.

3.S.2.2 .Controls and Safeties

3.S.2.2.a. Verify the operation of the discharge air temperature control device, if applicable.

3.S.2.2.b. Verify unit thermostat controller operates properly.

3.S.2.3. Lubrication

3.S.2.3.a. Lubricate motor bearings, if applicable.

3.S.2.3.b. Lubricate fan bearings, if applicable.

3.S.2.3.c. Check oil level in the compressor(s), if applicable.

3.S.2.4. Motor and Starter

3.S.2.4.a. Clean the starter and cabinet, if applicable.

3.S.2.4.b. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

3.S.2.4.c. Check the contactors for free and smooth operation.

3.S.2.4.d. Meg the compressor motor(s) and record readings, if above 25 tons.

3.S.2.4.e. Verify the tightness of the compressor motor terminal connections.

3.S.3. Mid-Season Cooling Inspection Unitary/Split Systems

3.S.3.1. Start the unit, if not operating.

3.S.3.2. Verify the smooth operation of the compressors and fans.

3.S.3.3. Log operating conditions of the unit after the system has stabilized.

3.S.3.4. Review operating procedures with operating personnel.

3.S.3.5. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies detected.

3.S.4. Additional Inspection Tasks

3.S.4.1. Filter Replacement as needed 3.S.4.2. Clean condenser coils 3.S.4.3. Replace belts one time per year if applicable.

3.S.4.4. Provide and install Liebert humidifier canisters maximum of two times per year.

3.T. Exhaust Fans

3.T.1. Annual Inspection

3.T.1.1.a. Report in with the Customer Representative.

3.T.1.1.b. Record and report abnormal conditions, measurements taken, etc.

3.T.1.1.c. Review customer logs with the customer for operational problems and trends.

3.T.2. Annual Maintenance

3.T.2.1.General Assembly

3.T.2.1.a. Inspect the unit for cleanliness.

3.T.2.1.b. Inspect the fan wheel and shaft for wear and clearance.

3.T.2.1.c. Check the sheaves and pulleys for wear and alignment.

3.T.2.1.d. Check the belts for tension, wear, cracks, and glazing.

3.T.2.1.e. Replace belt.

3.T.2.1.f. Verify tight bolts, set screws, and locking collars.

3.T.2.1.g. Verify smooth fan operation.

3.T.2.1.h. Inspect the wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. This includes wiring to the electric heat, if applicable.

3.T.2.1.i. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies

4. WORKMANSHIP: All work shall be performed by qualified, experienced personnel having at least five (5) years of direct experience in servicing Trane equipment. The contractor must show by submission of resumes that personnel are fully qualified to work on the existing systems covered by this Statement or Work, and capable of completing all work required under this contract. If the contractor will use a subcontractor to perform these services they must submit copies of the subcontractors' resumes. Prior to contract award, the contractor shall submit a list of qualified personnel who shall perform the services, for Government approval.

5. MATERIALS, SUPPLIES AND PARTS used in the maintenance, repair or modification of the systems shall maintain the integrity of the original installation; they shall be the same make as original or as specifically approved by the manufacturer. Replacement components shall be new parts.

6. WORK SCHEDULE: The Contractor shall perform normal preventive maintenance services during regular working hours (0700 to 1600 hours, Monday to Friday, except Federal holidays).

6.1. Contractor personnel shall report to the DFAS Contracting Officer Representative, COR, prior to commencing work during regular duty hours, Monday to Friday.

7. DISPOSAL OF REMOVAL MATERIALS AND CLEANUP: Materials discarded due to the work shall be disposed of off base by the contractor. The contractor shall cleanup the area after each work period.

Chemicals used during the course of the contract shall be disposed of in accordance with all applicable Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations.

8. AVAILABILITY OF UTILITIES: The Government will furnish all reasonable amounts of electricity, steam and water required to perform the work.

9. SANITARY FACILITIES: The contractor's personnel may use the sanitary facilities in DFAS.

10. FIRE REGULATIONS: The contractor shall perform all work in a fire safe manner in accordance with fire prevention standards of the Air Force. Contractor shall have an NFPA listed portable fire extinguisher at the work site at all times during working operations. The contractor shall notify the DFAS Facilities Operation Specialist, before working with any flame producing equipment, such as welding or flame cutting, for approval of the contractor's safety measures.

11. REFRIGERANT RECOVERY: The contractor shall provide all services to prevent the possible release of chlorofluorocarbons (CFC's) and hydro-chlorofluorocarbons (HFC's) to the atmosphere. All refrigerant recovered from the centrifugal chillers shall be handled and processed in accordance with the 1990 Clean air Act and all current applicable EPA regulations. The Contractor shall only utilize equipment specifically developed, manufactured and EPA listed to be used for refrigerant recovery. In addition, the Contractor shall submit documentation showing that all personnel involved in the handling of refrigerant are certified in accordance with the above regulations to perform such work.

12. SAFETY:

12.1 Hazardous Materials - When applicable, any chemicals used under provisions of this statement of work shall be identified and supplied with Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). MSDS shall be submitted for approval to the DFAS Contracting Officer Representative, COR, prior to use. Approved MSDS shall be available on site throughout the work performance period.

12.2 Worker Safety - During the course of the work as specified under this contract, the Contractor shall abide by all Federal, State, OSHA and AFOSH regulations and standards as they pertain to work safety. In addition, the Contractor shall submit documentation that verifies his/her use of an approved lockout/tagout program for equipment capable of carrying or storing electrical energy.

13. SECURITY:

13.1 The contractor shall provide full name (Last, First and Middle), social security number, place of birth, date of birth, country of birth, home phone number, work phone number and email address of all individuals requiring facilities access to perform work in accordance with this statement of work.

13.1.1 The Contractor shall provide this list within three days after contract award.

13.2 Contractor employees identified as requiring access to the facility are required to complete the SF-85, Questionnaire for Non-Sensitive Positions and a FD258 Fingerprint card, for a pre-appointment background investigation.

The SF-85 Questionnaire is an electronic document that must be completed on line (e-QIP). Necessary information to access the SF-85 on the website will be provided directly to the employees identified. The FD258 fingerprint card will be provided and actual fingerprinting will be done by DFAS Rome security personnel.

13.2.1 Contractor employees must complete the SF-85 and a FD258 within three days after notification from the DFAS Security Office.

13.2.2 Contractor employees must have a favorable National Agency Check with Inquiries (NACI) investigation to obtain a DFAS Contractor Unescorted Entrance Badge before contract performance can begin.

13.3 Badges must be worn and displayed above the waist at all times while at DFAS Rome. Contractor employees will be escorted by security personnel at all times during contract performance in the secure room area.

13.4 On-site contractor operations will follow the security and training requirements in DFAS 2000.1, Force Protection Program, DoD 5200.1-R, Information Security Program, and DFAS 5200.1-I, Information Security Program. On-site contractor operations will follow all host security requirements IAW DoD 5220.22-M, paragraph 6-105. The contractor shall immediately report any occurrences of violation of stated regulations to the Contracting Officer (CO) or Contracting Officer Representative (COR).

13.5 Security Search: All contractor personnel, their vehicles, and other property entering, leaving, and while within the confines of DFAS, shall be subject to search/inspection.

14.0 INVOICING:

Invoices shall be submitted at the end of each month and shall include the period of performance.

15.0 Contractor Manpower Reporting: The contractor shall report ALL contractor labor hours (including subcontractor labor hours) required for performance of services provided under this contract for the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) via a secure data collection site. The contractor is required to completely fill in all required data fields using the following web address: http://www.ecmra.mil.

Reporting inputs will be for the labor executed during the period of performance during each Government fiscal year (FY), which runs October 1 through September 30. While inputs may be reported any time during the FY, all data shall be reported no later than October 31 of each calendar year, beginning with 2013. Contractors may direct questions to the help desk at http://www.ecmra/mil.

Exhibit A

The following equipment will be serviced:

Qty Equipment Manu Model Number

4 Air Cooled Chillers Trane RTAA100, RTAA125, RTAA140, RTAA0804YT

1 Air Cooled Chiller Trane CGAFC50E

7 Rooftop AC Units Trane SSHFC604, SSHFC254, THC063ARJA16D, TSC120A4RPA2ND, TCD150E40A, THC063A4RJ, THC102E4RGA

3 Midrange AC Units Trane SCRBB7540M01 (3)

4 Air Cooled Condensing Trane CCRAB751 (3) TTA048D300AO

19 Air Handling Units Trane MCCA012 (1), MCCA014 (1), MCCA017 (2), MCCA021 (1), MCCA025 (3), MCCA035 ( 8 ), MCCUMCCBA10 (1), CSAA012UAB (1), CSAA040UAB (1)

4 Fan Coil Unit FCDB0401JK0D0

7 Cabinet Unit Heaters Trane FCBB0201AK0B0

21 Variable Air Volume Boxes Trane VCWE

2 Summit Bldg. Control Units Trane BMTX

20 Universal Prog Control Modules Trane UPCM

5 Chiller Unit Control Modules Trane CUCM

7 Rooftop Unit Control Modules Trane TCI-3

1 Operator Workstation & Laptop

1 5 Ton Mini Mate 2 Liebert MMD60E Cooling, 7CHELO Condensing

3 Split System 2 Ton Mini Sanyo CL2472 (2), KH52472 (1)

18 Axial Roof Exhaust Lore Cook 180C8B (9), 165C4B (9)

Downblast-Belt Drive

2 CHWP-1&2 Bell & Gossett 2BCBF

2 CHWP-3&4 Bell & Gossett 1.5BCB.75BF

2 CHWP-5&6 Bell & Gossett 2BC9BF

2 CHWP-7&8 Bell & Gossett 1-1781875BF

2 CHWP-9&10 WEG 007180T3E213T

3 HEX

6 HWP Bell & Gossett

1 15 Ton Unit Liebert VS053ADAOEI860S

2 Lighting Control Panel Trane/Douglas

Exhibit B Throwaway Filter Replacement Schedule

Equipment Size Qty

AHU-16 20x20x2 6 AHU-17 16x20x2 8 16x25x2 4 AHU-20 20x20x2 4 20x25x2 8 AHU-21 16x20x2 8 16x25x2 4 AHU-22 16x25x2 16 20x25x2 8 AHU-23 20x20x2 4 20x2502 8 AHU-24 16x25x2 16 20x25x2 8 AHU-6 16x25x2 16 20x25x2 8 AHU-7 16x25x2 16 20x25x2 8

AHU-9 16x20x2 4

16x25x2 8 AHU-13 16x20x2 12 AHU-15 20x25x2 8 20x25x2 8 SSHFC604 16x20x2 35

SSHFC254 20x20x2 12

THC063A 20x20x2 12 TSC1204A 20x20x2 12 SCRBB (3) 16x25x1 2ea FAN COIL (4) 8.875x19.125x1 1ea AHU-25 20x20x2 4 20x25x2 8 AHU-26 20x20x2 4 20x25x2 8 AHU-27 20x20x2 4 20x25x2 8 AHU-28 20x20x2 4 20x25x2 8 AHU-29 20x25x2 2 16x25x2 2 25x20x2 4 12x24x2 3 20x24x2 1 AHU-30 20x30x2 2 20x25x2 4 AHU-31 20x30x2 2 20x25x2 4

END OF STATEMENT OF WORK

Location of Work to be Performed:

DFAS Rome, 325 Brooks Rd, Rome, NY, 13441.

Anticipated Period of Performance: The base period of performance is anticipated to begin December 1, 2014 or later and will be in effect for one year from the date of award. The resulting order/contract will include three (3) one-year option periods that may be exercised at the Government’s discretion.

List any Acceptance Criteria: Quoters must meet the Statement of Work. Any exceptions to the Statement of Work must be clearly noted within the quote. Unless a specific exception to the Statement of Work is quoted, the quote will be deemed to be in complete accordance with the Statement of Work as identified in this RFQ. If an exception to the Statement of Work is quoted, the quote may be deemed technically unacceptable and removed from consideration from award.

Site Visit: All quoters must conduct a site visit prior to quoting. The site visit is mandatory so all quoters can inspect the HVAC equipment.

You must request a site visit from 9/4/2014 to 9/26/2014. Site visits must be requested during these dates to allow enough time to schedule the visit and allow time for you to submit a quote. The site visit will be scheduled within one business day after the request is received. The closing date on the RFQ will not be extended to allow for untimely site visit requests. To request a site visit please contact:

Donald Thornsberry p: (315)709-6077 Donald.Thornsberry@dfas.mil

Please include the RFQ Number KOARO5RE004 in the subject line of the email.

Basis for Selection: The Government will issue one order to the contractor whose quote is determined to be the “best value” to the Government, price and other factors considered. The factors that will be considered are Price and Past Performance. Price and Past Performance are approximately equal.

Quoters should address the following:

• QUALIFICATIONS : Quoters must submit copies of employees’ resumes and subcontractors’ resumes to show that they have a minimum of five years of direct experience in servicing Trane equipment (see paragraph 4.0 of the SOW). If a quoter cannot supply resumes for their employees and their subcontractors (if they have any) they will be removed from consideration for award.

• PAST PERFORMANCE Quoters should submit up to a maximum of 3 pages of past performance information for previous work experience on similar projects. These pages should be properly identified at the top of each page as Past Performance Support Information. Any documentation in excess of the first three pages, regardless of whether they are title pages, tables of content, etc., may not be evaluated. At a minimum, this part shall address the quoter’s understanding of the requirement and its ability to meet all of the requirements set forth in the Statement of Work. Past performance information shall include recent and relevant contracts for the same or similar services and references including contract numbers, points of contact, and current telephone numbers or email addresses.

Quoters should submit the following information as part of their past performance submission:

(1) Quoters should provide a list containing up to three contract references for contracts with the same or similar services listed in the Statement of Work that were performed in the past three years. The Government will evaluate this for determining how similar or relevant the past experience is toward this requirement and how well the quoter has performed such work. Contracts listed may include those entered into with the Federal Government, agencies of the state and local governments, and commercial customers. The list shall include:

• contract number and contract type

• procuring agency and name of reference point of contact to include telephone number, facsimile number, and email address

• description of the effort

• dollar value of the contract

• period of performance

(2) Quoters shall submit information to provide evidence of their own socio-economic status or past utilization of small businesses in teaming arrangements or as subcontractors in contracts for the last three years. The Government will evaluate this for determining the extent to which quoters have utilized small business firms in the performance of contracts as subcontractors and/or teaming arrangements.

(3) Quoters may provide information on problems encountered on the contracts and subcontracts identified directly above and corrective action taken to resolve these problems. Quoters should not provide general information of their past performance on the identified contracts. General performance information will be obtained from the references. The Government reserves the right to contact sources other than those provided.

(4) The Government may contact references other than those identified by the quoter and any information received may be used in the evaluation of the quoter’s past performance.

• PRICE: Quoters may submit up to a maximum of 2 pages of supporting information on their price. However, this is not required. All pages after the first 2 pages, regardless of whether they are title pages, tables of content, etc., may not be evaluated. These pages should be properly identified at the top as Pricing Support Information.

The quoter shall submit price(s) for all four years. Price will be evaluated using price analysis techniques.

Options will be evaluated at time of award to include clause, 52.217-8, Option to Extend Services. The Government will evaluate quotes for award purposes by adding the total price for all options to the total price for the basic requirement. Evaluation of options will not obligate the Government to exercise the option(s). Please submit pricing in the following format:

CLIN Period of Description Unit of Number of Units Monthly Price Total Price

Performance Issue 0001 Base Year Maintenance and Repair of

HVAC

Equipment

Month 12 $ $

0002 1st Option Year Maintenance and Repair of

HVAC

Equipment

Month 12 $ $

0003 2nd Option Year Maintenance and Repair of

HVAC

Equipment

Month 12 $ $

0004 3rd Option Year Maintenance and Repair of

HVAC

Equipment

Month 12 $ $

Note: Travel Costs will not be reimbursed

Total

Clauses:

CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE

52.203-3 Gratuities APR 1984 52.203-6 Alt I Restrictions On Subcontractor Sales To The Government

(Sep 2006) -- Alternate I

OCT 1995

52.203-11 Certification And Disclosure Regarding Payments To Influence Certain Federal Transactions

SEP 2007

52.204-4 Printed or Copied Double-Sided on Postconsumer Fiber Content Paper

MAY 2011

52.204-9 Personal Identity Verification of Contractor Personnel JAN 2011 52.204-10 Reporting Executive Compensation and First-Tier

Subcontract Awards

JUL 2013

52.209-6 Protecting the Government's Interest When Subcontracting With Contractors Debarred, Suspended, or Proposed for Debarment

AUG 2013

52.212-1 Instructions to Offerors--Commercial Items APR 2014…