RAFB SOW for New Vehicle Wash.docx

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STATEMENT OF WORK

General Overview of Project A. Location—Robins AFB, Georgia, Building 304/4046 Vehicle Maintenance Wash

B. Scope of Work for Installation of new High Performance Wash System. The scope of work entails converting the existing tunnel drive through Vehicle Wash from a high water volume, medium pressure wash to a reduced water volume, high pressure wash system. The new High Performance, High Pressure Wash System will be designed specifically to wash a variety of vehicles from passenger vehicles to heavy motorized equipment. The new equipment included in the High Pressure System will consist of the following:

1. New Heavy Wash Chemical Detergent Application System with a 460 Volt, 3 phase 3HP pump that dispenses 20 GPM through EVO-XL Spray Cannons. Includes a Hyper Dilution Dispenser.

2. 2 New Chemical Arches with 15 GPM, 40psi Aluminum Manifold, 19 nozzles per arch with 2 Position Top Piping at a height of 14 feet.

3. High Pressure Rotator Rinse Arch consisting of 8 Electrically Driven Rotating High Pressure Heads with Siemens Automation System Controls. The Rotating Heads are controlled by the electrical signal and are not dependent on fluctuating water pressure. The Arch Height will be 14 feet.

4. 3 each High Pressure Pump Rack Systems that will feed high pressure rinse water to the Rotators. Each rack consists of 3 each 7.5HP High Pressure Pumps with a combined output of 33GPM at 1015psi. The total pump horsepower per rack is 22HP.

5. New Complete Control Panel for the High Performance High Pressure Wash System including Heavy Wash Photo Cell Activation package for the new arches.

6. Heavy Wash Frost Protection Blow Out System for the chemical arches and Rotator Arch in the wash bay.

C. Services provided by the company upon Notice To Proceed.

1. Additional pre installation site inspection and planning visit by engineers to provide a detailed drawing for preparation and review.

2. Site specific safety training as required.

3. Removal and disposal of prior existing equipment to be replaced. Site readiness and preparation completed.

4. Receiving and unloading of the new equipment to include inspection and unpacking.

5. Complete Setup and Installation of the new High Performance High Pressure Wash System components.

6. Programming and Calibration of the complete system operation.

7. Start up and training of Base personnel responsible for maintenance of the new Wash System.

8. All labor, equipment and materials for the proposed Scope of Work.

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