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This Statement of Work describes fire extinguisher inspection, maintenance, and testing services required by the Directorate of Training Sustainment and Maneuver Center of Excellence brigades at Fort Benning, Georgia. The contractor will service approximately 550 fire extinguishers of various types including Halon, CO2, and dry chemical extinguishers ranging from 2.5 to 34 pounds. Services include inspection, maintenance/repair, refilling/recharging, and testing in accordance with Army regulations. The contractor must be able to access Fort Benning to pick up and deliver extinguishers as needed on a weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual basis. The performance period is one base year plus four option years.
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Statement Of Work (SOW)
1.0 Statement of Work: Fire Extinguishers Inspection, Maintenance and Testing.
1.1 Organizations: Directorate of Training Sustainment (DOTS) and all MCoE Brigades.
1.2 Introduction: In order to ensure that the fire extinguishers are available and operate properly when needed. The contractor will make sure that the fire extinguishers are up to standard according to Federal and State regulations, and NFPA 10. There are two types of fire extinguishers: 1) Halon and Co2 can be inspected and refilled/recharged but cannot be serviced with non-Army parts; 2) all other fire extinguishers can be inspected, maintained/repaired, refilled/recharged, and tested.
1.3 Scope of Work: This Statement Of Work provides for inspection, maintenance/repair, refill/recharge, and testing for all fire extinguishers utilized by DOTS and all MCoE Brigades for facilities and vehicles per Army Regulation. The contractor is expected to service and or replace the extinguishers if the regulation warrants.
Contractor shall furnish all supervision, licensed personnel, equipment, tools, labor, material, parts, transportation, and waste disposal necessary to perform the required work for approximately 550 fire extinguishers. Not all fire extinguishers from DOTS and MCoE Bdes will be serviced at a single time. The contractor must be able to gain access onto Fort Benning, GA to pick up and/or deliver the various types or fire extinguishers. The types of extinguishers requiring servicing include, but are not limited to Halons (1301, HFC 128/227, FM 200), Co2, and Dry Chemical in sizes ranging from
2.5 pounds up to 34 pounds. MCoE Bdes have various types of buildings which will require Multipurpose Dry Chemical fire extinguishers such as Class A, B, and C.
Extinguisher components requiring servicing and repair shall include, but is not limited to, O-ring, valve stems, gauges, hose bands and clips, pull pin, nozzles, or as deemed necessary, all other fire extinguisher components.
Type 1 fire extinguishers (Halon, and or Co2) will be returned to the customer if they do not pass inspection IAW Army regulation and will be replaced through the Army supply system. Type 2 fire extinguisher will be repaired or replaced by the contractor if it can't be recharged or is damaged.
1.3.1 Period of Performance:
Base Period and Four Option Years
1.4 Assessment. If a fire extinguisher needs to be inspected, maintenance/repaired, refilled/recharged, and tested the initial assessment will be done by the government when deemed necessary i.e. (weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annually). When the
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