RFQ27006934 Appendix_E-Equipment_Summaries.pdf

This equipment summary document, prepared for the Rhode Island Army National Guard's HVAC Maintenance and Repairs contract, catalogs the mechanical systems and components present across four facility locations: AASF in North Kingstown, Building 235 at Quonset, Building 305 CSMS, and Building 216 Rigger Shed at Camp Fogarty in East Greenwich. The inventory encompasses comprehensive HVAC infrastructure including boilers (4 Cleaver-Brooks and 2 Viessmann units), pumping systems (6 hot water pumps and 2 chilled water pumps), 22 roof top units primarily from York and Trane manufacturers, 24 variable air volume units, 18 exhaust fans, 7 fan coil units, multiple unit heaters from Sterling, Trane, and Qmark, ductless cooling units from McQuay and Mitsubishi, air handling units from Trane and Heritage, energy recovery units from Greenheck, makeup air units, an air-cooled Trane chiller, and associated support equipment including condensate pumps, vacuum pumps, and pressure sensors distributed across the facilities.

The document indicates that building management systems across the four locations utilize control platforms from Johnson Controls, Siemens, York, and Meridan. This equipment inventory establishes the baseline of systems requiring maintenance, repair, replacement, and calibration services under the solicitation. The breadth and diversity of equipment manufacturers represented—including Trane, York, Greenheck, Bell & Gossett, Qmark, and others—demonstrates the technical complexity and specialized expertise required of bidding HVAC contractors, particularly regarding their ability to interface with and program the multiple BMS control systems deployed across the respective facilities.