PWS Sterilwave.pdf
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- Sterilwave SW 100
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- N0016721Q0159
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| DI-TMSS-81675A.pdf | ||
| Redacted Sole Source_Sterilwave SW100.pdf | ||
| CDRL A001_Sterilwave Equipment Tech Manual.pdf | ||
| N0016721Q0159 Solicitation.pdf |
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Performance Work Statement Microwave Medical Waste Processor
1. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES/INTRODUCTION:
Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division has a requirement for a Sterilwave SW 100 medical waste processor, modified for shipboard installation
2. BACKGROUND:
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division (NSWCCD) has performed a laboratory evaluation of a Sterilwave SW 100 medical waste processor and assessed its potential suitability for shipboard use. NSWCCD has recommended the SW100, with minor modification, for shipboard evaluation to further assess its potential for Navy use. A modified unit is now required for installation aboard CVN 78 in accordance with Ship Change Document (SCD) 26456.
3. SCOPE OF WORK:
3.1. The contractor shall deliver one Sterilwave SW100, built with the following modifications, FOB Destination, Newport News, VA.
3.1.1. Add a band of material to the bottom of the unit, per design engineer’s judgment and compatible to the system/process, reducing open space between SW 100 panels and the deck to minimize effect of sprayed water in the vicinity of the equipment aboard ship.
3.1.2. Install bubble level on top surface, between lid and control panel, with circle indicating 5˚ tilt.
3.1.3. Mark the interior knob that sets microwave strength “Do Not Touch.”
3.1.4. Add sliding covers across the openings for the lid latches. Covers are to occlude debris and do not need to be waterproof.
3.1.5. Add strap or latch across waste bin opening to keep bin from sliding out
3.1.6. Modify operating program to allow restart of unit after failed cycle without opening the lid.
3.2. The contractor shall provide initialization of the unit aboard ship at Newport News
Shipbuilding, Newport News, VA to verify the system is installed/operates as designed.
3.3. The contractor shall provide training for shipboard personnel.
3.3.1. The training shall include demonstration of system operation, planned maintenance, and any troubleshooting necessary for proper system operation.
3.4. The contractor shall deliver a user’s installation/operation manual for the unit, in English, in hard copy and digital formats (Microsoft Word or .pdf) as specified in CDRL A001.
4. DELIVERABLES
4.1. The contractor shall provide deliverables as described in the PWS
4.2. Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL). The Contractor shall deliver the CDRL in accordance with each CDRL’s requirements as specified on the DD Form 1423. Format and delivery schedule for deliverables is outlined in the CDRLs.
CDRL Title A001 User’s Installation/Operation Manual
5. TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
The contractor shall travel to Newport News Shipbuilding, 4101 Washington Avenue, Newport News, VA 23607, to perform initialization and training.
Contractor will need to be able to gain shipyard access for initialization and training and will coordinate with the technical Point of Contact (TPOC) for this contract to ensure access to the facility.
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