S02. Project SOW.pdf
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This is a Scope of Work Statement for a federal construction project numbered 538-18-101 focused on improving a domestic water system to reduce the risk of Legionella contamination and patient injury.
The project requires comprehensive demolition and construction work to upgrade the water system infrastructure at a healthcare facility. Key deliverables include removal of dead-legs and unused fixtures; installation of thermostatic mixing valves at point-of-use locations for scald protection; re-balancing of existing hot water recirculation loops and installation of new recirculation loops; installation of ultraviolet treatment equipment for water disinfection; installation of water monitoring equipment with integration to the Building Automation System (BAS); installation of a fiber optic backbone for the BAS; demolition of abandoned equipment in Building 256; relocation and upgrade of site domestic water storage tank valving and instrumentation; and installation of new water delivery equipment extending from the municipality water meter through the Building 256 pump room. All work must be performed in accordance with project design documents. The scope is designed to address water safety concerns by implementing multiple layers of contamination control and monitoring capabilities across the facility's water distribution system.
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538-18-101 IMPROVE WATER SYSTEM TO REDUCE RISK OF LEGIONELLA CONTAMINATION AND PATIENT
INJURY
Scope of Work Statement
Perform all demolition and construction to provide domestic water system improvements, in accordance with project design documents. The improvements include dead-leg and unused fixture removal; installation of thermostatic mixing valves at point-of-use for scald protection; re-balancing of existing hot water recirculation loops and addition of new recirculation loops; installation of ultraviolet treatment equipment; installation of water monitoring equipment; connection and integration of water monitoring equipment and other water quality related instrumentation to the BAS; installation of a fiber optic backbone for the Building Automation System (BAS); demolition of abandoned equipment in
Building 256; relocation of the site domestic water storage tank valving and upgrade to tank instrumentation; and installation of new site water delivery equipment between municipality water meter through Building 256 pump room.
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