S80_20200915_SOW-SDTS_HPAC-opsec KO-EW (002).pdf
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- FY20-16756 HPAC Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- N63394-21-Q-0001
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This statement of work outlines requirements for the procurement of high-pressure air compressor equipment and installation services aboard a naval vessel. The Navy seeks to acquire one high-pressure air compressor unit with controller and one desiccant dryer package from a contractor, both meeting specified technical requirements. The contractor will also provide installation support by disassembling and reassembling the equipment aboard ship, verifying functionality, and providing documentation and training. Delivery of equipment is required by January 10, 2021 with an option to procure additional equipment by January 2022. The contractor will be selected based on solicitation N63394-21-Q-0001 issued by the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command to meet critical air supply needs aboard the Self Defense Test Ship.
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Self Defense Test Ship:
High Pressure Air Compressor (HPAC) Hardware Acquisition and Installation
STATEMENT OF WORK
1. INTRODUCTION
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Division (NSWC PHD) seeks to install new High-Pressure Air Compressor (HPAC) units aboard the Self Defense Test Ship (SDTS).
The HPAC is essential in starting the generators on the SDTS. The current HPAC units on the SDTS are obsolete. The new units will provide primary HPAC services to support SDTS operations.
2. SCOPE
Each HPAC assembly consists of one high-pressure air compressor with controller, one semi-automatic desiccant dehydrator. The Contractor shall disassemble the unit on the pier to allow the components to be craned onto the ship and rigged into the ship through 30-inch hatches. The Contractor shall reassemble the unit on a pre-existing foundation on the ship. The Contractor shall complete system operability of the HPAC once reassembly is complete and all power and water connections from ship to HPAC are hooked up.
The current requirement is for one HPAC assembly.
A second HPAC assembly procurement will be an option to the contract.
3. GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
1. Government shall ensure piping, foundations, power and other hotel services required for HPAC are ready to receive HPAC prior to contractor SME arriving for installation.
2. Government shall provide crane and rigging services for each unit brought onto the SDTS and into designated spaces.
3. Government shall hook up power and water to HPAC upon completion of HPAC reassembly.
4. CONTRACTOR DESCRIPTION OF WORK (Technical Tasks)
4.1. Each HPAC assembly shall adhere to the listed requirements detailed herein.
4.2. Contractor shall provide one high-pressure air compressor unit with controller.
a) Compressor unit shall have a working pressure rating of 3000 PSIG and a maximum pressure rating of 5000 PSIG.
b) Compressor unit shall have a flow rate between 60 and 75 SCFM.
c) Compressor unit shall operate on 450 volt, 60 hertz, three-phase delta, alternating current.
d) Compressor unit shall utilize a four-stage cycle and an air/nitrogen medium.
e) Compressor unit shall be seawater cooled.
f) Compressor unit shall have the capability of providing customized controls for user specified monitoring and operation.
4.3. Contractor shall provide one desiccant dryer.
a) Contractor shall provide necessary filtration required to support HPAC described in 4.2.
4.4. Compressed air from the HPAC assembly shall adhere to the requirements of MIL-STD- 1399-106B for compressed air service.
4.5. Contractor shall package and deliver each HPAC unit to NSWC PHD. Address will provided by the Government Technical Point of Contact to Contractor.
4.6. Contractor shall provide one subject matter expert to disassemble each HPAC unit at Naval Base Ventura County (NBVC) on the pier next to SDTS.
a) Contractor provided HPAC subject matter expert shall be cleared to work on U.S Government facilities.
b) Contractor provided HPAC subject matter expert shall be in the Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS) at least one month prior to visiting the SDTS.
c) Schedule shall be coordinated through Technical Point of Contact and Contracting Officer Representative for each HPAC unit.
4.7. Contractor shall reassemble each HPAC unit on a pre-existing foundation on the SDTS.
a) Contractor shall verify operability of reassembled HPAC upon completion of power and water hook ups.
b) Contractor shall be bring all necessary equipment to test HPAC operability, including but not limited to pressure maintaining valve.
4.8. Once each unit installation is complete aboard SDTS, contractor shall inspect the system to verify HPAC functionality.
a) Contractor shall develop a plan to test the HPAC unit, and provide a copy of the test plan, in the latest version of Microsoft Word prior to test.
b) Contractor shall provide a copy of the completed tests. A scanned copy or Adobe
PDF format is acceptable.
4.9. Contractor shall provide all manuals and maintenance requirements for the HPAC, controller and desiccant dryer package.
a) Contractor shall provide one set of manuals per unit, hard copy and soft copy; soft copy shall be Adobe PDF format.
b) Contractor shall provide one hard copy set of maintenance requirements for each component.
4.10. Contractor shall provide any special tools for the maintenance of provided equipment, if applicable.
4.11. Contractor shall provide any system training required for use and maintenance of HPAC.
5. DELIVERABLES
1) Each HPAC assembly shall consist of:
a. One high-pressure air compressor (HPAC) unit with controller
b. One desiccant dryer package with necessary filtration to support HPAC
c. All technical manuals and maintenance requirements for HPAC, controller and desiccant dryer package.
d. Special tools for provided components, if applicable
e. Completed test results
2) Contractor shall provide system training
6. ANTICIPATED PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE
Base option: Deliverables required by January 10, 2021.
Option 1: Deliverables required by January 2022.
7. SECURITY
Public Release. No information pertaining to this contract shall be released for public dissemination, including posting to any social media sites such as Facebook or Twitter, unless it has been approved for public release by the appropriate U.S. government authority (e.g., Government Contracting Activity). Proposed public releases shall be submitted for approval prior to release through Organization and/or servicing Public Affairs office specified on the DD Form 254.
8. TECHNICAL COORDINATOR
The Technical Coordinator for this equipment will be Michael Watson, Code S80, michael.watson1@navy.mil, 805-228-0831.
| Self Defense Test Ship: |
| High Pressure Air Compressor (HPAC) |
| Hardware Acquisition and Installation |
| STATEMENT OF WORK |
| 1. INTRODUCTION |
| 3. GOVERNMENT SUPPORT |
| 4. CONTRACTOR DESCRIPTION OF WORK (Technical Tasks) |
| 5. DELIVERABLES |
| 6. ANTICIPATED PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE |
| 7. SECURITY |
| 8. TECHNICAL COORDINATOR |
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