SOW_HVAC_CARE.docx

Scope of Work to Replace HVAC System Solicitation P15PS00454 Capitol Reef National Park

Project Scope of Work: This project consists of removing and replacing components of an HVAC system at the park Fee Office to include the furnace and air conditioner.

1. The furnace must be capable of and produce 100,000 btu, be 95%+ efficient, with an ECM motor and five ton blower

2. The AC unit must be no less than a fifteen seer, four ton unit.

3. The coil will be no less than and capable of a five ton, 24” interior coil.

4. There will be approx. twenty feet of copper line set needed to connect to outside AC unit.

5. A new programmable thermostat will replace the existing one.

6. All electrical service components of the old system will be removed and replaced with new to adequately serve new units.

7. Project also is to include any and all miscellaneous materials to reconnect new components to existing duct work.

Furnace:

Current furnace is - Whisper Heat by Lennox The only number found was a series number instead of a model number - Series G20 units

Air Conditioner:

Existing AC unit is a Brand- TEMPSTAR Model - High Efficiency 5000

Specific Tasks:

Contractor shall:

a. Supply all materials and equipment within required specifications to meet the needs and operation of the new systems.

b. Remove old components and equipment from system and remove from site.

c. Contractor will inform park staff each day of arrival and departure of the site.

d. Minimal disturbance of the area and zero contaminants to surrounding area will be ensured by contractor.

e. Work site may be used to store supplies and materials during project. During the project the park is not responsible for damage or loss of supplies and material.

Sequence and Period of Performance: Project to be completed prior to March 31, 2015.

Site Conditions: Contractor will furnish and maintain adequate barricades and warning signs on the job site. Contractor will clean up debris on a daily basis.

Codes and Regulations: Contractor shall maintain work area in accordance with the contract specification, applicable Uniform Building Codes, Federal and State Code and Regulations, NPS Policies and guidelines and OSHA requirements.

Contractor Generated Refuse: All contractor generated refuse and waste shall be cleaned up and removed on a daily basis from work site and park. Refuse disposal shall comply with the current disposal and environmental requirements. The work site will be kept neat, orderly and safe at all times. Any contaminates equipment or vehicle leaks will be reported immediately by the contractor to park staff so that appropriate actions for response and or cleanup can be implemented.

Conservation measures: Any disturbance to surrounding area or vegetation by contractor during time of project will be returned, by contractor, to the state at which is comparable prior to the start of project.

Product and Operating Manuals: At the completion and acceptance of project the contractor will provide the park with product information and operating manuals for all installed HVAC components and any other related information materials that are applicable.

Inspection and Acceptance: The park will have a designated representative to perform routine site inspections during project. The park’s representative will perform a final inspection and acceptance at end of project.

Service Contract Act Wage Rate: This project is subject to the Service Contract Act. Personnel performing this work must be paid according to WD 05-2531 (Rev.-15), 23410 - Heating, Ventilation And Air-Conditioning at $19.11 per hour, as a Mechanic. These wage rates can be found at: www.dol.gov/spa.aspx