S32231A2095 Equipment Removal.pdf
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This document is an Existing Equipment Removal Requirements attachment for a federal contract at Trident Refit Facility Bangor.
The contractor is responsible for removing a Monarch Lathe EE (NID# 68438G0028) and all associated equipment, electrical gear, and disconnects from Building 7000, Room S101 at Naval Base Kitsap–Bangor in Silverdale, Washington. Work must be coordinated with the prime contractor installing new equipment and scheduled to minimize downtime and disruption to shop production operations, in compliance with site-specific requirements detailed in Project Document Attachment A. Upon receipt of an approved Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M), the contractor shall disassemble the machine as necessary for transport, manage waste as designated by the Government, and transport the machine to scrap. The contractor is also responsible for cleaning any residual fluids, dirt, and debris that leak from the removed equipment for 15 calendar days after removal.
The Government will disconnect utilities, bring the machine to a zero-energy state by removing or relieving all stored energy sources, provide a laydown area for contractor equipment, and remove bulk fluids from the machine prior to removal activities.
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Trident Refit Facility
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TRF Bangor – Project #435-320 – Manual Lathe
Attachment B
Existing Equipment Removal Requirements
LOCATION:
TRF Bangor, B7000 Rm S101
7000 Finback Circle, Silverdale, WA 98315
Naval Base Kitsap – Bangor, in Silverdale, Washington
1. REQUIREMENTS
1.1. Scope. The Government’s installation site for the equipment specified herein is currently occupied by a
Monarch Lathe EE (NID# 68438G0028). The machine with all associated equipment and electrical gear, including disconnects, shall be removed. The contractor shall coordinate/schedule the removal and disposition of the machine as follows:
1.1.1. Coordinate equipment removal with Prime Contractor for the new equipment being installed in conjunction with this contract document.
1.1.2. Schedule and conduct work in such a manner that minimizes, to the greatest extent possible, any downtime and/or disruption to shop production operations as a result of the collective effort required to remove and install the new equipment.
1.1.3. All work shall be conducted IAW the site-specific requirements as detailed in Project Document
Attachment A.
1.2. Equipment Removal. Upon receipt of an approved Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) per contract, the contractor shall be responsible for completion of the following:
1.2.1. The machine with all associated equipment and electrical gear, including disconnects, shall be removed.
1.2.2. Manage waste as designated by the Government in Attachment A.
1.2.3. The machine shall be disassembled as necessary for transport.
1.2.4. Transport machine to scrap.
2. GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITIES:
2.1. Disconnect utilities and bring the machine to a Zero-Energy State.
2.1.1. Remove or relieve any sources of stored energy (gravitational, mechanical, electrical, etc.) that remain within the equipment.
2.2. Provide laydown area for contractor equipment.
2.3. Remove bulk fluids.
2.4. The contractor shall be responsible for cleaning any residual fluids, dirt, and debris found to have leaked from the removed equipment for a period of 15 calendar days after removal.
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