N3904026Q3099 Attachment 3 Conex Work Area HVAC- Vendor Compliance Checklist.xlsx

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This is a Vendor Compliance Checklist for a Conex HVAC system rental/service requirement at Naval Base Point Loma in San Diego, California. The checklist specifies detailed technical and operational requirements for equipment to be provided under Solicitation Number N3904026Q3099 for a 52-week period from July 20, 2026 to July 18, 2027, with two option periods totaling 13 weeks.

The primary components required include: one 25-ton HVAC unit, one 150KW electric fan coil unit-heater, 300 feet of 20-inch diameter flexible duct, and 300 feet of electrical power cable. The 25-ton HVAC unit must not exceed 16 feet long by 8.5 feet wide, provide minimum 10,000 CFM capacity and 72kW heat output, feature dual thermostat control, operate at 480V/120A/3PH/60Hz with Camlok J-series electrical connections, include 600 feet of cabling, have minimum two 20-inch discharge ports, and maintain MERV 8 filtration. The 150KW fan coil unit must not exceed 8 feet long by 4 feet wide by 5 feet high with maximum 2,500-pound weight, deliver minimum 7,000 CFM airflow, include 150KW electric heat with 240°F temperature rise, employ TEFC premium motors with VFD controllers, operate at 480 VAC/3 phase/200 FLA maximum, feature Camlok connections, and include E-stop, 200-foot heavy-duty cable, and protective cover. All equipment must be fully assembled, in first-class operating condition, and include vendor-provided maintenance with on-site technician response within 12 hours and repair or replacement within 24-48 hours.

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CategoryRequirementSOW ReferenceCompliant (Yes/No)Explanation (If No)
Component ListQty 1: 25 Ton HVAC3.1, PC-1
Qty 1: Electric Fan Coil Unit-Heater (150KW)3.1, PC-2
Qty 300 FT: 20 Inch Diameter Flex Duct3.1, PC-3
Qty 300FT: Electrical Power cable (for each electrical run per unit)3.1, PC-4
25 Ton HVAC UnitMaximum Dimensions: 16 ft long x 8.5 ft wide.3.2
Must include fork pocket slots and overhead rigging connections.3.2
Minimum: 10,000 CFM Capacity.3.2
Minimum 72kW Heat.3.2
Dual Thermostat Control.3.2
Nominal: 480V/120A/3PH/60Hz.3.2
Camlok electrical connections (J series locking style 1016 series)3.2
600ft of cabling supplied.3.2
Minimum 2-20"� Discharge Ports.3.2
Filtration rating of MERV 83.2
150KW Fan CoilMaximum Dimensions: 8'L x 4'W x 5'H.3.4
Maximum Weight: 2500lbs.3.4
Must include fork pocket slots and overhead rigging connections.3.4
Minimum Airflow: 7000 CFM at 5.6 inches Total Static Pressure.3.4
Minimum Heat: 150KW electric heat with 240°F air temperature rise.3.4
TEFC premium motors with VFD controller.3.4
480 VAC / 3 Phase / 200FLA max.3.4
Camlok style electrical connections (J series locking style 1016 series)3.4
Thermostatically controlled discharge air temperature.3.4
Supplied with E-Stop, 200ft heavy-duty cable, and protective cover.3.4
One 20-inch diameter outlet.3.4
Flexible Duct WorkFlexible Ducting, 20 Inch diameter, 25ft long per section3.3.1
Flex duct rated for positive pressure supply air applications3.3.2
Apllication temperature: -20°F / +180°F3.3.5
No yellow or magenta coloring of duct3.3.8
Couplers provided3.3.10
Electrical Power CablePower cable provided with each piece of electrical machinary for all circuits requiring power3.5.1
Power cable length shall be 300 FT in length for each electrical run required3.5.2
Power cable shall be rated for 460VAC/3PH3.5.3
Gauge selection for power cable must prevent significant voltage drop3.5.4
GeneralFully-assembled, ready-to-use, first-class operating condition.4.1
Contractor responsible for all maintenance (except daily checks).4.2
Technician on-site within 12 hours of notification.4.2
Repair within 24 hours or replace within 48 hours.4.2

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