REQUIREMENTS-23-0794 PWS Santa Cruz.pdf

Performance Work Statement National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

NOAA Fisheries Southwest Fisheries Science Center (SWFSC)

Santa Cruz Building Automation System (BAS) Services

I. Introduction

The NOAA Fisheries, SWFSC requires support and maintenance services for the Siemens Desigo BAS currently installed at the SWFSC facility in Santa Cruz, California (hereby referred to as Santa Cruz). This system support will allow the SWFSC to manage, control and monitor building mechanical systems, lab freezers, aquariums, clean rooms, seawater pumping, and other integrated building functions which are essential to the mission functions of the programs located at the SWFSC Centers. Required support shall also include the proprietary services and diagnostic tools which are specific to the Siemens Desigo BAS and providing personnel who are responsible for 24/7 emergency response.

The SWFSC requires support, maintenance, management, supervision, labor, materials, equipment, tools, supplies, transportation, and any other items necessary for the inspection, testing, maintenance, repair, and replacement of system components that comprise the existing Siemens Desigo BAS currently installed at the SWFSC facility in Santa Cruz.

II. Background

The SWFSC in Santa Cruz, located at 110 McAllister Way, Santa Cruz, California have a number of laboratories onsite that depend on the facilities BAS to ensure temperature and other points remain at the specified setting.

The facility also has a library, conference rooms, and office space for 120 scientists and support staff.

The existing Siemens Desigo BAS was installed by Siemens Industry, Inc. (Siemens) Building Technologies Division. In 2023, the system migrated from the legacy Apogee Insight to Desigo, which is a trademark of Siemens and is proprietary. Desigo provides Human Machine Interface (HMI) through a graphical approach to manage, control, and monitor the BAS functions. The BAS consists primarily of one (1) Desigo server, Siemens Desigo CC BACnet PXCM/C field panels, and Siemens Field Level Network (FLN) equipment controllers and expansion devices. See Attachment 1, Network Layout for information concerning the Desigo network layout.

Remote access to the network is not presently supported.

III. Objectives

The objectives of this requirement are to:

A. Provide for the comfort and safety of building occupants B. Improve responsiveness and reduce downtime for equipment by providing timely response to emergency service requests C. Ensure and maintain efficiency of equipment by manufactured-trained and qualified service personnel D. Minimize operational and energy costs by routine scheduled diagnostics and preventative maintenance E. Safeguard system investment F. Reduce client deployment and software updating costs by installing Terminal Services client software, allowing a secure single central location for maintenance, backups, and upgrades

IV. Scope

The contractor shall provide management, supervision, materials, equipment, tools, supplies, transportation, fully burdened labor, and any other items necessary for the inspection, testing, maintenance, repair, and replacement of system components that comprise the existing Siemens Desigo BAS.

The contractor shall have the expertise and corporate resources to provide the proper support and shall have locally available replacement parts inventory and the required qualified support staff to respond to emergency requests.

The contractor shall also be responsible for the efficient, effective, economical, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and repair of equipment and systems located at the SWFSC as detailed in this Performance Work Statement (PWS). All work shall be performed in accordance with the most recent revisions listed for applicable codes, standards, and regulations.

V. Tasks

Tasks are described in detail below. Due to the technical nature of this requirement, multiple attachments are provided at the end of this PWS to cover specific technical aspects in detail. All services and tasks shall be performed throughout the duration of the contract performance period, which is anticipated to be one (1), twelve (12)-month base year and four (4), twelve (12)-month option years.

Task 1: Preventative Maintenance Services

As described in the Monthly Maintenance Plan in Attachment 2, the contractor shall provide inspection, testing, and maintenance services, including minor “consumable” materials necessary to maintain the Desigo BAS in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications. Routine scheduled inspection, testing, and maintenance services shall be performed during normal business hours.

During the course of scheduled inspections, the contractor shall identify Desigo BAS operational deficiencies, including failed or worn components, and report all such noted deficiencies to the Facility Manager before leaving the site.

The contractor activities anticipated under this task include a minimum of one (1) 8-hour site visit per month and shall be staggered to perform routine service requests.

The Contractor shall provide Customer Directed Support upon completion of Preventive Maintenance. Site visits shall be scheduled and followed by a site visit report.

A. Service Requests: The Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)/Facility Manager will transmit service requests to the contractor for routine and emergency services, in person or by phone, confirmed by deficiency log entry or email by SWFSC.

1. Routine Service Request Response:

a. The contractor shall acknowledge routine work requests within one (1) business day and complete the required work within five (5) business days, unless it is agreed the impact is minimal and can wait until next scheduled routine service visit.

b. Acknowledgement may be made by initials and the date in the deficiency log, or by email.

c. Review with Site Personnel and/or the site logbook during each site visit for outstanding issues.

2. Emergency Service Request Response:

a. Emergency service requests consist of correcting failures that constitute an immediate danger to personnel, property, or operations, including, but not limited to: major air conditioning or heating problems; aquatic life support system; and freezers.

b. Includes emergency onsite response service and online/phone service 24/7. The contractor shall respond by phone within two (2) hours upon receiving notification and respond onsite within four (4) hours for critical emergencies.

c. List of key personnel (routine and emergency) contact information to be provided within five (5) calendar days of contract award. This list shall be kept up to date in response to any staffing changes that may occur throughout the contract performance period.

B. Data Protection and Recovery Service: The contractor shall perform scheduled database back-ups of workstation database and graphics and/or field panel databases and provide safe storage of this critical business information. If a catastrophic event occurs, respond onsite to reload the databases and system files from the vendor’s stored backup copy that will restore operations as soon as possible. The Monthly Maintenance Plan (see Attachment 2) itemizes equipment included as part of this service. Verification of scheduled database backups shall be performed daily.

C. Firmware and Software Support, Updates, Maintenance, and Onsite Training: The contractor shall provide support for one (1) Desigo server and Terminal Services Option for Desigo. The contractor shall provide factory issued software and documentation updates to the existing system as updates become available (approximately annually). The contractor is responsible for keeping software functioning and for reloading software in computers and controllers as necessary. SWFSC is presently running Desigo Market Package (MP) 5.1.

D. Network Maintenance: The contractor shall use diagnostics to analyze and improve network performance. The contractor shall review report results with Facility Manager and implement changes to increase network overall operation.

E. Remote Notification (RENO) for Desigo: The contractor shall verify proper operation of the RENO system and devices; verify the accuracy of setup; initiate transmission of test message; and ensure that the latest version is installed and updated as required.

F. Operating Plan: The contractor shall submit for approval, within seven (7) calendar days of contract award, an operating plan outlining its operating and general maintenance procedures for the work described under this task. The operating plan shall include the following:

1. Maintenance schedules, procedures, and a reference to any preventative or predictive maintenance standards or guides that the contractor will use. The plan shall also include an example of a site visit report.

2. Service request and repair procedures.

3. Description of procedure for installation of software and/or firmware updates to computers, controllers, or other network hardware.

G. Site Visit Report: Following each visit to the site, the contractor shall submit a site visit report to the

Facility Manager. A copy of this report shall also be attached to the monthly invoice. The report shall contain:

1. An itemized list of service requests and/or additional service orders completed by the contractor during the visit. Reimbursable parts shall be itemized with prices and associated with the action for which they were needed.

2. The status of all contractor work that is deferred or otherwise incomplete (itemized list), including additional services (see below), if any.

3. A listing of alarm conditions and/or operator-entered overrides corrected during the visit.

4. A listing of alarm conditions and/or operator-entered overrides remaining in effect at the end of the visit, with any explanatory information known to the contractor.

5. A listing of BAS points being overridden by the operator with a priority not equal to none that are programmed to be controlled by the BAS.

6. Set point, operating schedule, sequence of operation, and/or control program changes made by the contractor, if any.

7. Notification that a sequence of operations or its implementation as a control program is not functional or is resulting in unnecessary energy use.

8. Description of any lost time accidents or other safety problems.

9. Remarks regarding equipment controlled by the BAS about which the contractor has noticed a concern or deficiency (examples include nearing end of useful life, filters dirty, insulation wet).

H. Existing Deficiency Inspection/Report Deliverable: The contractor, COR and Facility Manager shall make a complete and systematic initial inspection together not more than ten (10) business days after the contract award date that will include all equipment for which maintenance and repairs are covered by this PWS. The purpose of this inspection is to discover and list in an Existing Deficiency Report (EDR) all deficiencies that exist in the equipment and systems covered by this PWS.

The SWFSC may elect to have all or any part of this work performed by the contractor (at the price or prices quoted), by SWFSC employees, or by other contractors. The contractor is responsible for making immediate adjustments or corrections that fall within the scope of routine maintenance required by this contract at no additional cost to the SWFSC. This includes, but is not limited to: making adjustments to controls; adjusting the BAS software (e.g., correcting set points); reloading programs; restoring equipment currently operated manually to automatic operation. This does NOT include changing established sequences of operation or programming sequences.

1. The contractor shall submit the EDR no later than thirty (30) days after award of the contract to the

COR and Facility Manager. Deficiencies discovered after the submission of the EDR will not be considered pre-existing for purposes of this contract, unless equipment is operational and cannot be secured and inspected. Any piece of equipment or system that cannot be inspected shall be highlighted at the beginning of the EDR stating why it cannot be inspected.

When an existing deficiency in an item is corrected, the contractor shall assume full responsibility for the subsequent repair of the item as covered under the terms of this contract at no additional cost to the SWFSC. Nothing in this existing deficiency inspection/initial deficiency list shall be construed as diminishing the obligations imposed by this contract upon the contractor to operate any deficient item (to the extent operable) or to adjust or maintain any such item.

2. The contractor shall coordinate with the COR and Facility Manager to have a meeting to review the EDR within ten (10) business days after the EDR is submitted to the SWFSC.

I. Mechanical Support: the contractor shall provide a scheduled mechanic to assist with routine and scheduled maintenance tasks.

Task 2: Annual Calibration and Testing

The contractor shall provide calibration services on a staggered schedule to minimize site interruptions and take advantage of lead lag characteristics of installed equipment in Santa Cruz (see Attachment 3).

1. Access to the devices is required to perform calibrations. All devices must be tested within twelve (12) inches of the sensors. Verifications require access to place STD as close as possible the Unit Under Testing (UUT) sensors.

2. Access may include the installation of petes plugs (by others no cost is provided as part of the service agreement), external valve port with shutoff valve (water pressure), wells, ports, hatches or other openings or attachments to measure the same substance as the UUT.

3. For some devices, a calibration of the UUT can be completed offsite and then installed when calibrations are completed. This would require a second set of devices to be calibrated off site then installed in place of the current devices. Replaced devices will be kept until the next calibration cycle. The process would repeat until adjustments are no longer possible and new devices will need to be ordered.

Task 3: Emergency Repairs and Replacement Services of System Components

A. In the event that emergency repair and replacement services not described in Task 1 – Preventative Maintenance Services, are needed for system components, the government will utilize the hourly rates as stated in the contract Schedule of Prices. All such work shall be approved by the COR and Facility Manager prior to commencement of the work. Approval may be obtained orally, but will be confirmed by email with a separate PWS. All additional work will be approved by a fully executed modification signed by the CO. Emergency services are defined as services performed on holidays and weekends as well as 5 pm to 6 am on weekdays. Equipment to be provided as required, but shall first be approved by the COR and Facility Manager.

B. Provide 24 hours of onsite operating training, held during normal working hours: Training shall be conducted onsite during normal working business hours by trained and qualified personnel. Work may be scheduled in three (3) 8-hour onsite visits, or as agreed upon by the COR, Facility Manager, and contractor. Remaining time due to early training completion shall be customer directed support.

Task 4, Optional (Base Year Only): Repair and Replacement Services – Parts Inventory:

Contractor to inventory existing parts inventory and provide at least one (1) of every known part type on site, not currently in parts inventory, to include and not be limited to items in Attachment 2 - Monthly Maintenance Plan and Attachment 3 – Equipment Calibration.

The contractor shall maintain an appropriate inventory of new equipment parts and material to repair and/or replace the Desigo BAS equipment as requested for the duration of the contract. Parts will remain onsite per COR or Facility Manager direction. Repair/replacement components and materials shall be, at minimum, of the same quality as the components replaced, considering energy efficiency, operational characteristics, power quality, control and data acquisition, maintainability, and durability.

The government anticipates replacement of system components with Siemens components to maintain consistency throughout the facility; substitutions shall be approved in advance by the COR and Facility Manager.

BAS components shall be replaced so as to maintain the tie-in to the existing system with no degradation of data throughput, memory, point capacity, data acquisition, or programmability; the contractor is responsible for ensuring that all work performed maintains the Underwriter Laboratories (UL) listing and the manufacturer’s warranty of any Desigo BAS or component and shall be performed skillfully and professionally by authorized technicians with the most up-to-date factory training available in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.

The contractor shall provide factory issued firmware and documentation updates to the existing PXCM/C field panels upon development. The contractor shall provide factory issued software and documentation updates to the existing system as those updates become available (approximately annually). The contractor is responsible for keeping software functioning and for reloading software in computers and controllers as necessary. The contractor is responsible for replacement costs of equipment or components covered under this contract.

VI. Schedule of Deliverables

The following is a schedule of all deliverables, including administrative deliverables, required during the period of performance of this contract

Title Format Required Date Frequency Distribution

Training Shall be Microsoft Office or Adobe compatible, submitted via electronic mail.

Initial: Within three (3) calendar days of contract award.

Initial and as required for changes.

COR, Facility Manager

List of Key Personnel

Shall be Microsoft Office or Adobe compatible, submitted via electronic mail.

Initial: Within five (5) calendar days after contract award.

Subsequent: Immediately as changes occur.

Initial and as required for changes.

COR, Facility Manager

Operating Plan Shall be Microsoft Office or Adobe compatible, submitted via electronic mail.

May be in contractor format, but must first be approved by the COR and Facility Manager.

Initial: Within seven (7) calendar days after contract award.

Subsequent: Immediately as changes occur.

Initial and as required for changes.

COR, Facility Manager

Site Visit Report Shall be Microsoft Office or Adobe compatible, submitted via electronic mail.

Initial: Within fourteen (14) calendar days of contract award.

Initial and periodically as

COR, Facility Manager

Title Format Required Date Frequency Distribution

May be in contractor format, but must first be approved by the COR and Facility Manager.

Subsequent: Within five (5) calendar days when changes are necessary.

applicable thereafter.

Terminal Technical Specifications and User’s Guide

Shall be Microsoft Office or Adobe compatible, submitted via electronic mail.

May be in contractor format, but must first be approved by the COR and Facility Manager.

Initial: Within fourteen (14) calendar days of contract award.

Subsequent: Within five (5) calendar days when changes are necessary.

Initial and as required for changes.

COR, Facility Manager

Outline a Work Schedule

Shall be Microsoft Office or Adobe compatible, submitted via electronic mail.

Initial: Within fourteen (14) calendar days of contract award.

Subsequent: Within five (5) calendar days when changes are necessary.

Initial and as required for changes.

COR, Facility Manager

Factory Issued Firmware and Documentation Updates

Shall be Microsoft Office or Adobe compatible, submitted via electronic mail.

May be in contractor format, but must first be approved by the COR and Facility Manager.

Initial: Within thirty (30) calendar days of each update.

Subsequent: Same as above for each update.

Initial and as required for changes.

COR, Facility Manager

VII. Qualifications

Contractor furnished technicians shall meet the minimum requirements described below and shall meet and abide by the security requirements specified in this contract.

The contractor shall provide to the COR and Facility Manager documentation of the level of experience, including any certificates of training, for all contractor employees who will be involved in these functions prior to beginning services and/or accessing equipment.

A. BAS Technician – All personnel involved in the operation, adjustment, and maintenance of the BAS, or in providing any additional services related to training or programming, shall be manufacturer trained and qualified. Technicians shall have sufficient skills to immediately respond to a variety of service requests involving operation of the BAS. Personnel shall be properly licensed and certified to work on building automation systems and as required by federal, state, and local laws, codes, and ordinances. In addition, at least one (1) head technician is required to be a Senior Specialist and/or have a minimum of five (5) years of current experience performing services on the type of equipment referenced in this contract. All technicians shall speak sufficient English to communicate clearly and effectively with the SWFSC staff.

B. Mechanic/Maintenance Technician – All personnel involved in the operation, adjustment, and maintenance of the mechanical equipment, or in providing any additional services related to training, shall be manufacturer trained and qualified. Mechanics shall have sufficient skills to immediately respond to a variety of service requests involving operation of the mechanical systems. Personnel shall be properly licensed and certified to work with mechanical, and electrical systems, and as required by federal, state, and local laws, codes, and ordinances. In addition, at least one (1) Lead Mechanic is required to have a journey level mechanic classification, for experience performing services on the type of equipment referenced in this contract. All Mechanics shall speak sufficient English to communicate clearly and effectively with the SWFSC staff.

VIII. Program Coordination

The contractor shall provide and designate a Project Manager/Coordinator/Contract Liaison as the primary contact point for the Government’s Contracting Officer, COR and the contractor’s employees designated as key personnel.

IX. Performance Requirement Summary

This contract includes a Performance Requirements Summary (PRS) and Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP). The PRS plays an integral role in the administration of the contract. In addition to any applicable inspection clauses or other related terms and conditions contained in the contract, the PRS shall serve as a primary tool for inspection and acceptance of services as facilitated by the COR. Evaluation of the Contractor’s overall performance shall be in accordance with the performance standards set forth in the PRS, and will be conducted by the COR. The PRS constitutes a material aspect of the contract and will not be changed or otherwise modified without prior written approval of the Contracting Officer (CO).

The contractor service delivery requirements are summarized into performance objectives that relate directly to standards of performance required to meet mission essential needs. The performance threshold briefly describes the minimum acceptable overall levels of service required for each required service. These thresholds are critical to mission success.

X. Performance Requirement Summary Matrix

Task Performance Objective for Required

Service Performance Standard and

Acceptable Quality Level Incentive/ Remedy

1 Perform all preventative maintenance and inspection to ensure BAS systems and equipment are operating and serviced according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Provide inspection, testing and maintenance services with no more than 1% errors per quarter.

When performance is below the standard for a given time period, 2% of the next period’s payment will be withheld.

1 and 2 Correct any deficiencies discovered during servicing and inspection of equipment to include Customer Directed Support.

Problems that occur are minor and are resolved in a satisfactory manner.

When performance is below the standard for a given time period, 2% of that period’s payment will be withheld.

1, 2, and 3 Report emergency repairs to the Facility Manager and perform all repairs within four (4) hours of notification.

Initially responds to customer’s request for assistance will be within two (2) hours.

Report and repair emergency repairs within four (4) hours.

When performance is below the standard for a given time period, 10% of that period’s payment will be withheld.

1, 2, and 3 Update and maintain a written maintenance program for equipment on the equipment list (Attachment 2). Provide monthly service written reports to the Facility Manager.

No more than 5% of the reports to the COR and Facility Manager shall be later then the specified time period, and/or no more than 1% of required situations may go unreported.

When performance is below the standard for a given time period, 2% of that period’s payment will be withheld.

XI. Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan

Tasks Performance Standards Error Rate Method of

Surveillance

Task 1: Preventative Maintenance Services (see Attachment 2)

Provide inspection, testing and maintenance services.

Zero deviation from standard

100% Inspection

Task 2: Annual Calibration and Testing Performance standard noted in PWS Attachment 3.

Zero deviation from standard

100% Inspection

Task 3: Emergency Repairs and Replacement Services of System Components.

All work in excess of Task 1, as well as necessary repairs, replacement, and services to system components.

Zero deviation from standard

100% Inspection

XII. As-Installed Desigo BAS

Regarding the As-Installed Desigo BAS, refer to Desigo BAS for Network Layout for information concerning the quantities and types of controllers that comprise the BAS to be maintained under this contract. Due to the large file size, as-built control drawings (as submitted by Siemens Industry Building Technologies in accordance with the original construction plans and specifications) are not provided with this request, however they will be provided separately on request.

XIII. Confidentiality and Data Privacy

This contract may require that services contractors have access to Privacy Information. Services contractors are responsible for maintaining confidentiality of all subjects and materials and may be required to sign and adhere to a Non-disclosure Agreement (NDA).

XIV. Government Furnished Resources

The government will provide the facilities and utilities. All utilities in the facility will be available for the contractor’s use in performance of duties outlined in this PWS. The contractor shall instruct employees in utilities conservation practices. The contractor shall be responsible for operating under conditions that preclude the waste of utilities.

XV. Place of Performance

Work will be conducted on-site only at the respective office locations in Santa Cruz. In cases of shutdown or furlough (or in other instances which cause the Government facility to be closed), contact the COR for guidance.

SWFSC Santa Cruz, 110 McAllister Way, Santa Cruz, Ca 95060

XVI. Overtime, Travel, and Training

Overtime is not anticipated or authorized at this time. If overtime is required, a contract modification must be executed by the Contracting Officer prior to performance.

Travel is anticipated for this order. BAS Services and Annual Calibration and Testing Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) rates shall be fully burdened and inclusive of all contractor costs and expenses. Emergency Repair and Replacement Services of System Components CLIN technician hourly rates shall be fully burdened. Any travel costs, including transportation, lodging, subsistence, and incidental expenses, incurred in association with the performance of this work incurred by the Contractor's personnel, subcontractors or consultants shall not be reimbursed as separate expenses. Any travel conducted prior to the receipt of proper written authorization from the COR will be done at the Contractor’s own risk and expense.

Training is authorized for NMFS/NOAA/DOC specific systems and requirements. Completion certificates must be submitted to the COR no later than three (3) business days after the start of the contract or completion of courses after authorization. The following training is currently required to be completed. The COR may authorize additional training that is necessary and not commercially available.

• NOAA IT security

• NOAA Safety training

• Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment Prevention and Response Training IAW NAM 1330-52.222-70(b)(6)

• Records Management 101

Additional commercial specific training may be permitted under the following circumstances:

1. Prior written approval is obtained from the COR

2. There is no additional cost to the Government for attendance

3. The time is not billed to the Government, and

4. There is no relief/change for deliverable due dates.

XVII. Security Requirements

The systems supported under this task are moderate.

Suitability/Risk Level – The suitability or risk level for this work has been determined to be: Moderate.

As such, the contractor shall pre-screen their employees to eliminate anyone who does not meet the following criteria: The prospective employees must be U.S. Citizens.

A. Physical Security. The contractor shall be responsible for safeguarding all government property provided for contractor use. At the close of each work period, government facilities, equipment, and materials shall be secured.

B. Lock Combinations. The contractor shall establish and implement methods of ensuring that all lock combinations are not revealed to unauthorized persons. The contractor shall ensure that lock combinations are changed when personnel having access to the combinations no longer have a need to know such combinations. These procedures shall be included in the contractor’s Quality Control Plan.

C. Task Manager (TM): The TM is the COR for this contract.

D. The TM or delegate monitors all technical aspects of the contract and assists in contract administration.

The TM is authorized to perform the following functions: assure that the contractor performs the technical requirements of the contract; perform inspections necessary in connection with contract performance; maintain written and oral communications with the contractor concerning technical aspects of the contract; issue written interpretations of technical requirements, including Government drawings, designs, specifications; monitor contractor's performance and notify the CO, COR and contractor of any deficiencies; coordinate availability of government furnished property, and provide site entry and badging of contractor personnel. The TM is not authorized to change any of the terms and conditions of the resulting order.

XVIII. Reallocation of Funds

Reallocation of obligated funds within line items (e.g. decreasing travel to increase labor) may be authorized in writing by the COR.

XIX. Attachments

1. Network Layout

2. Monthly Maintenance Plan

3. Equipment Calibration

4. List of Covered Equipment

Insight Job

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09 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.3.3

10 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.3.4

11 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.1

12 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.2

13 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.3

14 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.4

15 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.10B

16 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.6

5/25

17 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.7

18 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.01

19 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.02

20 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.10A

21 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.11

22 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.8

23 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.1.1

24 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.1.2

25: GENERATOR ALARM

26 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.5

002 :

02 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.9

05 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.12

06 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.13

07 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.14

08 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.15

09 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.16

10 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.17

11 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.18

12 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.19

13 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.20

6/25

14 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.21

15 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.22

16 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.23

17 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.24

18 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.25

19 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.26

20 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.33

21 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.30

22 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.29

23 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.32

24 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.31

25 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.28

26 : (Appl. 2025) - NOAASD.FTU.2.27

27: CRU-2

28: CRU-1

003 :

15 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.AH.01.SVFD

16 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.AH.01.RVFD

0070050 (NOAASD.AH.02.PXCM)

001 :

02 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.104.C

7/25

03 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.116.2

04 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.116.1

05 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.116

06 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.106

07 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.107.D

08 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.114

09 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.123

10 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.115.2

11 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.115

12 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.117.A

13 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.118

14 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.117.A

15 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.127.1

16 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.124

17 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.126

18 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.17

19 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.18

20 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.246.3

21 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.246.2

22 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.246

23 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.245

8/25

24 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.360

25 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.359

26 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.358

27 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.358.2

28 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.357

29 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.346

31 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.20

33 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.15

002 :

01 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.391

02 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.391.3

03 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.391.2

04 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.390

05 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.390.2

06 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.389

07 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.389.1

08 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.384

09 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.385

10 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.385.2

11 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.386

12 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.387

9/25

13 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.399.D

14 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.399.C

15 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.399.B

16 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.398.2

17 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.398.1

18 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.398.3

19 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.398

20 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.397.2

21 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.397

22 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.397.3

23 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.396.3

24 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.396

25 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.300.2

26 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.396.2

27 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.395

28 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.392

29 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.300.1

30 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.394

31 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.393

32 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.399.C

34: CRU-5

10/25

003 :

01 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.5

02 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.6

04: CRU-4

05 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.14

06 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.13

07 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.460

08 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.461.1

09 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.461.6

10 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.461.3

11 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.461.1

12 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.461.7

13 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.400.2

14 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.461.4

15 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.461.2

16 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.461.2

17 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.461.5

18 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.462

19 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.463.2

20 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.463

21 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.463.3

11/25

23 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.464.3

24 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.464.2

25 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.464

26 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.465

27 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.466

28 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.400.1

29 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.465.2

30 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.AH.02.SVFD

31: BIMM

32: TXIO EF56

35: NOASSD.CRU-3

0070060 (NOAASD.AH.03.PXCM)

001 :

00 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.110.2

01 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.127.4

02 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.109

03 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.110

04 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.19

05 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.16

06 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.103.1

07 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.103.2

12/25

08 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.127.3

09 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.107

10 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.104.6

11 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.104.5

12 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.104.4

13 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.104.3

14 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.105.A

15 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.105

16 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.105.B

17 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.105.C

18 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.105.D

19 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.104.A

20 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.104.1

21 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.104.2

22 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.127.2

23 : (Appl. 0941) - NOAASD.EAV.117.1

24 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.122

25 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.117.2

26 : (Appl. 2621) - NOAASD.SAV.117

27 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.122.2

28: PPM-28 FREEZ ALARM

13/25

29: PPM-29 FREEZ ALARM

30 : (Appl. 2020) - NOAASD.EAV.104.X

31 : (Appl. 2020) - NOAASD.EAV.121.2

32 : (Appl. 2020) - NOAASD.EAV.121.1

39: FREEZER TEMPS

002 :

01 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.AH.03.SVFD

003 : FLN 3

21 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.21

23 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.23

0070070 (NOAASD.AH.04.PXCM)

001 :

01 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.128.1

02 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.128.2

03 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.129

04 : (Appl. 2020) - NOAASD.EAV.128.1

05 : (Appl. 2020) - NOAASD.EAV.128.4

07 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.265

08 : (Appl. 0940) - NOAASD.EAV.264.1

09 : (Appl. 2623) - NOAASD.SAV.264

32 : (Appl. 2020) - NOAASD.EAV.129.1

14/25

002 :

01 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.AH.04.SVFD

003 : FLN 3

22 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.22

0070080 (NOAASD.AH.05.PXCM)

001 :

01 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.87

02 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.86

03 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.15

04 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.14

05 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.13

06 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.1

07 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.26

08 : (Appl. 2500) - NOAASD.VTU.3.27

09 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.28

10 : (Appl. 2500) - NOAASD.VTU.3.29

11 : (Appl. 2500) - NOAASD.VTU.3.30

12 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.31

13 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.32

14 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.33

15 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.34

15/25

16 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.2

17 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.3

18 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.22

19 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.23

20 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.21

21 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.20

22 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.19

23 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.18

24 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.17

25 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.16

26 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.4

27: CRU-5

002 :

01 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.30

02 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.29

03 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.28

04 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.10

05 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.27

06 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.26

07 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.25

08 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.24

16/25

09 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.23

10 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.22

11 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.21

12 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.20

13 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.18

14 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.16

15 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.14

16 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.12

17 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.10

18 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.8

19 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.7

20 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.8

21 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.3

22 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.2

23 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.1

24 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.28

25 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.9

26 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.10

27 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.29

28 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.4

29 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.5

17/25

30 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.9

31 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.11

32 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.13

33 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.15

34 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.17

35 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.19

36 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.9

003 :

01 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.12

02 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.11

03 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.10

04 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.9

05 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.8

06 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.7

07 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.6

08 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.51

09 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.5

10 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.4

11 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.3

12 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.2

13 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.1

18/25

14 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.24

15 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.3

16 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.4

17 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.25

18 : (Appl. 2500) - NOAASD.VTU.3.41

19 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.25

20 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.40

21 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.24

22 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.39

23 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.38

24 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.37

25 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.36

26 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.35

29 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.AH.05.SVFD

0070090 (NOAASD.RGFK.PXCC)

0070100 (NOAASD.FLR.3.PXCM)

001 :

01 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.52

02 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.26

03 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.27

04 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.5

19/25

05 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.85

06 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.84

07 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.83

08 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.82

09 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.81

10 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.80

11 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.79

12 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.50

13 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.42

14 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.43

15 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.44

16 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.45

17 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.46

18 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.47

19 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.48

20 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.49

30 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.07

31 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.08

002 :

01 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.51

02 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.50

20/25

03 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.49

04 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.48

05 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.53

06 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.39

07 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.40

08 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.38

09 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.11

10 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.33

11 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.32

12 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.31

13 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.34

14 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.35

15 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.36

16 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.37

17 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.41

18 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.42

19 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.43

20 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.44

21 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.45

22 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.46

23 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.47

21/25

24 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.12

25 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.13

26 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.30

27 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.31

28 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.4.52

29 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.12

30 : (Appl. 2051) - NOAASD.FCU.11

003 :

01 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.6

02 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.74

03 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.75

04 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.76

05 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.77

06 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.78

07 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.VF.7

08 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.68

09 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.67

10 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.66

11 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.65

12 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.64

13 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.63

22/25

14 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.62

15 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.61

16 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.60

17 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.59

18 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.58

19 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.57

20 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.54

21 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.53

22 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.55

23 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.56

24 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.69

25 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.88

26 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.70

27 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.71

28 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.72

29 : (Appl. 2523) - NOAASD.VTU.3.73

0070110 (NAOOSD.PXCC.TWRS)

001 : FLN 1

01: BIM

02: BIM

03: BIM

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04: BIM

10 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.CDW.CT.01

11 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.CDW.CT.02

12 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.EF.05.VFD

14 : (Appl. 2734) - NOAASD.EF.06.VFD

0070120 (NOAASD.OTDT.PXCM)

FLN 20 (MS/TP) :

0274001 : (Appl. 10001) - NOAASD.AT.PF.1

0274002 : (Appl. 10002) - NOAASD.AT.PF.2

0274003 : (Appl. 10003) - NOAASD.AT.PF.3

0274004 : (Appl. 10004) - NOAASD.AT.PHX.1

0274005 : (Appl. 10005) - NOAASD.APP.1

0274006 : (Appl. 10006) - NOAASD.APP.2

0274007 : (Appl. 10007) - NOAASD.PP.4

0274008 : (Appl. 10008) - NOAASD.PP.5

0070130 (GARAGE CO)

0253958 (NOAA LA JOLLA)

0274001 (Baldor Node)

0274002 (Baldor Node)

0274003 (Baldor Node)

0274004 (Baldor Node)

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0274005 (Baldor Node)

0274006 (Baldor Node)

0274007 (Baldor Node)

0274008 (Baldor Node)

SWC-LJ-BASC-S

SWC-LJ-BAS-S

SWC-SC-BASC-S

SWC-SC-BAS-S

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Attachment 2 Monthly Maintenance Plan

Santa Cruz, California

Quantity Maintained Equipment Location Maintenance

Frequency Repair &

Replacement

1 Desigo CC software package (Server Edition) Server

RM

Quarterly A

5 Desigo ClickOnce application package (PC installs) Various Quarterly A

1 PXCM – Modular Building Controller – SC.PXCM.01 RM 166 Semi-Annual A

1 PXCM – Modular Building Controller – SC.PXCM.02 RM 169 Semi-Annual A

PXCC – Compact Equipment Controller –

SC.BLR.MECHRM152.PXCC

RM 152 Semi-Annual A

TEC – Terminal Equipment Controllers (LAB RM CTRL, VAV BOXES, FAN COIL UNITS, CABINET HEATERS)

Various Semi-Annual A

13 PXC MOD Expansion Module Various Semi-Annual A

All Siemens (name plated) Valve Actuators (see As-builts) Various None A

All Siemens (name plated) Damper Actuators (see As-builts)

Various None A

All Siemens (name plated) Temperature Sensors (see As-builts)

Various None A & B

All Siemens (name plated) Humidity Sensors (see As-builts)

Various None A & B

All Siemens (name plated) Pressure Sensors / Switches (see As-builts)

Various None A & B

Repair & Replacement Coverage Code Key A = Service of Panel Required B = Calibration and Testing Included

Attachment 3 Equipment Calibration

Quantity Point Location

1 SC.FRZ.WI.TEMP – Temp/DI – Walk in Freezer Room 163

1 SC.SEA.TKN.TRANS1 – Pressure – Sea Pump 1 Chiller Building

1 SC.SEA.TKN.TRANS2 – Pressure – Sea Pump 2 Chiller Building

1 SC.TT.R1 – Temperature – Tank Water 1 Chiller Building

1 SC.TT.R2 – Temperature – Tank Water 2 Chiller Building

1 SC.CH1.CW.SWT – Temperature – Condenser Chiller Building

1 SC.B1.HWS.TEMP – Temperature – Hot Water Room 152

1 SC.CH1.CHW.SWT – Temperature – Chiller Water Chiller Building

1 SC.CH2.CHW.SWT – Temperature – Chiller Water Chiller Building

1 SC.CH1.CHW.RWT – Temperature – Chiller Water Chiller Building

1 SC.PIT.B1 – Pressure – Sand Filter 2 Chiller Building

1 SC.PIT.B2 – Pressure – Sand Filter 1 Chiller Building

1 SC.PIT.B3 – Pressure – Sand Filter 2 Chiller Building

1 SC.PIT.B4 – Pressure – Sand Filter 1 Chiller Building

1 -80 Deg C Freezer 1 1st Floor Hallway

1 -80 Deg C Freezer 2 2nd Floor Hallway

Attachment 4 List of Covered Equipment

AUTOMATION

Quantity Service Description Location

1 (A) Data Backup/ Restore Online Data Backup and Restore Services Onsite

1 (A) Network Maintenance Network Maintenance Onsite

1 (A) Performance Reporting Performance Reporting Onsite

1 (A) Software Service – DESIGO Software Subscription Service Onsite

- (A) Firmware Updates Firmware Updates as applicable Onsite

2 PXC Modular Standard PM procedures Onsite

13 PXC MOD Expansion Module Standard PM…