Requirements rev7.docx
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- 75N98026Q00627
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This is a requirements document for the 6710B UPS Battery Replacement pre-solicitation issued by the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations (Solicitation Number: 75N98026Q00627).
The National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) occupies floors 1-3 of building 6710B with approximately 400 staff and requires replacement of batteries for Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) systems across each floor. The batteries have reached end-of-life status as identified during a recent maintenance vendor visit and require immediate replacement to sustain critical backup power functionality. NICHD has maintained an existing maintenance agreement on the UPS equipment since relocating to the space in 2016, which includes regular equipment servicing and battery inspections. The replacement is necessary due to safety and operational concerns, including previous instances where aging batteries began venting and releasing sulphuric odor that posed health risks to staff. The UPS systems are essential infrastructure providing critical backup power for physical security systems and staff protection equipment located within NICHD's space.
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Requirements
NICHD occupies space in building 6710B floors 1-3 with approximately 400 staff. NICHD sustains a maintenance agreement for the UPS system within its space and after a recent visit it was identified that the batteries are at end of life and in need of replacement. NICHD is requesting to replace its UPS batteries based on a recent maintenance visit from the vendor to sustain its battery backup for the Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) systems on each floor. NICHD has had an existing maintenance contract on this equipment since it moved into space in 2016. The maintenance includes servicing the equipment which includes battery checks. These inspections are important as we have had cases where the batteries were nearing their end of life and began venting in 6710B resulting in a strong sulphuric odor putting our staff at risk. Moreover, this equipment sustains critical backup power supply to other equipment in our space for physical security and protection of staff.
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