N3904026Q3149 Attachment 1 Vendor Compliance Checklist.xlsx

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This is a Vendor Compliance Checklist that establishes the technical and performance requirements for a temporary dehumidification system rental at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. The checklist outlines two configuration options: a primary system with four Desiccant Climate Controlled Units (DCCU) rated at 10,000 CFM each, and an alternate system with three DCCU units rated at 15,000 CFM each. Both configurations require a 230-ton air-cooled chiller, a 600 GPM chilled water pump, associated piping assemblies, fittings, and manifolds to support the pre-cooling and post-cooling functions. The primary DCCU units must deliver a minimum of 10,000 CFM at 12 inches of water gauge with 70 tons nominal cooling capacity, while alternate units must deliver 15,000 CFM at 10 inches of water gauge with 100 tons nominal cooling capacity. All equipment must be frame/skid-mounted with maximum dimensions and weights specified, require dual 460-volt AC, three-phase, 400-amp circuits for power, and 100 PSIG steam at 338°F for desiccant reactivation.

The checklist specifies that all equipment must be pre-wired with remote emergency stop (E-Stop) capability, delivered fully charged and assembled, and include lifting and handling certification with padeyes. The vendor is responsible for providing qualified technician support with 24-hour response time and 48-hour repair completion, all preventative maintenance and weekly inspections, a comprehensive preventative maintenance plan, operator training for shipyard personnel, and complete technical documentation including operations and maintenance manuals, equipment data sheets, hydrostatic pressure test reports, and a Machinery Quality Checklist with objective quality evidence of functional performance testing. The chiller must incorporate automatic variable capacity control, maintain discharge temperature at 42°F, and achieve maximum energy efficiency of 2.5 amperes per ton of chilled water capacity. All machinery must arrive free of coolant in piping systems.

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CategorySub-CategoryRequirementSOW ReferenceCompliant (Yes/No)Explanation (If No)
Component ListBill of MaterialsQty 4: DCCU: 10,000 CFM3.1.1, PC-01-04
Qty 1: 230 Ton Chiller3.1.1, PC-05
Qty 1: 600 GPM Chilled Water Pump3.1.1, PC-06
Qty 1000 ft: 6 IN Dia. Chilled Water Hose3.1.1, PC-07
Qty 6: 6 IN Dia. 90 Degree Elbows3.1.1, PC-08
Qty 800 ft: 3 IN Dia. Chilled Water Hose3.1.1, PC-09
Qty 24: 3 IN Dia. 90 Degree Elbows3.1.1, PC-10
Qty 1: 6 IN Dia. Globe Valve3.1.1, PC-11
Qty 6: Chilled Water Manifold3.1.1, PC-12
Alternate Component ListBill of MaterialsQty 3: DCCU: 15,000 CFM3.1.2, PC-01-03
Qty 1: 230 Ton Chiller3.1.2, PC-04
Qty 1: 600 GPM Chilled Water Pump3.1.2, PC-05
Qty 1000 ft: 6 IN Dia. Chilled Water Hose3.1.2, PC-06
Qty 6: 6 IN Dia. 90 Degree Elbows3.1.2, PC-07
Qty 300 ft: 4 IN Dia. Chilled Water Hose3.1.2, PC-08
Qty 8: 4 IN Dia. 90 Degree Elbows3.1.2, PC-09
Qty 300 ft: 3 IN Dia. Chilled Water Hose3.1.2, PC-10
Qty 8: 3 IN Dia. 90 Degree Elbows3.1.2, PC-11
Qty 1: 6 IN Dia. Globe Valve3.1.2, PC-12
Qty 6: Chilled Water Manifold3.1.2, PC-13
DCCU 10000 CFMPerformanceMinimum Design point: 10,000 CFM @12 IN Wg3.2.1
Minimum Total Cooling capacity: 70 Tons nominal3.2.1
Minimum Process air requirements3.2.1
Physical DimensionsMaximum Dimensions: 20'10" x 7'4" x 9'3"
[L x W x H]3.2.2
Maximum weight 16,450: Lbs3.2.2
Electrical RequirementsEach unit powered by 2 Circuits at [460 Volt AC / 3 Phase / 400A]3.2.3
Steam Requirements100 PSIG @ 338°F; 1 ½” FNPT3.2.4
Condesate drain contains 150 PSI steam trap3.2.4
E-StopUnits shall be pre-wired for remote E-Stops3.2.5
Vendor shall route all E-Stops3.2.5
Desiccant Reactivation Requirements (DRR)Minimum DRR air flow of 3100 CFM3.2.6
Steam and electric reactivation3.2.6
Alternate
DCCU 15000 CFMPerformanceMinimum Design point: 15,000 CFM @10 IN Wg3.3.1
Minimum Total Cooling capacity: 100 Tons nominal3.3.1
Minimum Process air requirements3.3.1
Physical DimensionsMaximum Dimensions: 20'10" x 8'4" x 10'1"
[L x W x H]3.3.2
Maximum weight 18,800: Lbs3.3.2
Electrical RequirementsEach unit powered by 2 Circuits at [460 Volt AC / 3 Phase / 400A]3.3.3
Steam Requirements100 PSIG @ 338°F; 1 ½” FNPT3.3.4
Condesate drain contains 150 PSI steam trap3.3.4
E-StopUnits shall be pre-wired for remote E-Stops3.3.5
Vendor shall route all E-Stops3.3.5
Desiccant Reactivation Requirements (DRR)Minimum DRR air flow of 4200 CFM3.3.6
Steam and electric reactivation3.3.6
230 Ton Air Cooled ChillerPerformanceMinimum Nominal operating capacity: 230 Ton heat rejection3.4
Design operating chilled water flow rate of 600 GPM3.4
Discharge Temperature 42°F3.4
System incorportates inlet and outlet flow temperature monitoring3.4
Electrical RequirementsChiller must be operated from a single 460 VAC, 3 phase, 60HZ with a maximum full load amps of 400A3.4
Pump and Motor AssemblyPump PerformanceNominal flowrate 600 GPM @100 ft of head3.5
Electric MotorLow Speed 1750 RPM electric motor powered by 460 VAC, 3 Phase, 60 HZ3.5
Accompanying Hose Assemblies and FittingsPerformanceFittings rated to 150 PSI working pressure3.6
4 Way Cross ManifoldPerformanceAssembly rated to 150 PSI working pressure3.7
Physical AttributesMounted on stackable lifting and handling foundation3.7
Chiller CapacityControlEquipped with automatic variable capacity control (adjustable from 38°F to 60°F)4.2
RefrigerantRefrigerant should be internal to the unit with sufficient quantity for its capacity4.2
Energy EfficiencyFull load amperage for the Chiller and pump shall be maximum 2.5 Amperes per ton of actual chilled water capacity4.2
Coolant free deliveryAll machinery conveying chillwater shall arrive with no coolant in its piping4.3
Contractor ResponsibilitiesReplacement and MaintenanceProvide qualified technician for repair within 24 hours of notification. Equipment shall be repaired within 48 hours of initial notification. Provide replacement within 72 hours if necessary6.2
Preventative MaintenanceResponsible for all preventative maintenance, weekly inspections, and repairs.6.4
Provide a Preventative Maintenance (PM) plan and schedule.6.4
Provide a qualified service technician for weekly inspections and repairs.6.4
TrainingProvide training sessions to Shipyard Personnel on the operation & setup of all equipment6.5
DeliverablesTechnical DocumentationLifting and handling with Padeye(s) certification6.6
Provide Technical Instructions (Operations & Maintenance Manuals, Schematics, etc.)6.6
Provide Equipment Data Sheet (EDS).6.6
Provide Hydrostatic Pressure Test Reports.6.6
Machinery Quality Checklist (MQC)The MQC shall include an operational checklist and Objective Quality Evidence (OQE) of Functional Performance Testing for each specific piece of rental equipment.6.3
Delivery/ Start-upDeliveryMachinery shall be fully charged, fully assembled, and ready-to-use.7.1
Start-upIf requested the: Vendor shall run and verify equipment operability.7.3

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