Scope of Work Attachment AA.doc
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- Emergency Generator and Transfer Switch
- Solicitation number
- 65DPS-S1591
- Issued by
- Elko County, Nevada
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The document is a Scope of Work (SOW) for the Department of Public Safety in the state of Nevada, specifically for the provision of emergency generator and transfer switching equipment repair and maintenance services. The SOW outlines the contractor's responsibilities, which include providing written estimates for non-emergency repairs, obtaining approval for any after-hours or emergency repairs, using factory-approved parts, providing warranties on repair parts and labor, and responding to emergency repairs within a two-hour timeframe. The contractor must also possess the necessary certifications and resources to perform the required maintenance and repairs in a timely manner, with common repairs to be completed within one day and specialized work within one week. The related state and local contract opportunity is for the Department of Public Safety in Elko County, Nevada.
The document does not provide details on pricing terms, set-asides, incumbents, funding requirements, or other salient financial information. The focus is on the scope of work and the contractor's obligations to ensure the proper functioning of the emergency generator and transfer switching equipment.
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ATTACHMENT AA
Scope of Work Department of Public Safety
Emergency Generator and Transfer Switching Equipment Repair and Maintenance
(Contractor) will provide equipment repair and maintenance services for the:
Generator Type - Kohler Power System
Gen Model # 100R0ZJ81
Spec# 189611-81
Engine Type: John Deere
Transfer Switch Type – ONAN
Model # OTECC-1936668
Located at the Department of Public Safety, 3920 E. Idaho St, Elko, Nevada 89801.
Contractor agrees to provide a written estimate for all normal non-emergency repairs or maintenance and is to obtain approval by the Highway Patrol Division Shop Supervisor on location before any such services are provided. Contactor shall also obtain approval for any after hours or emergency repairs from the Highway Patrol Division Shop Supervisor or a Lieutenant or higher-ranking officer.
Contractor agrees to provide proof of all State required insurance including liability, workers compensation, and automobile insurance specified by the State of Nevada for all personnel that will be on state property during the process of repairs.
Contractor agrees to use factory approved parts. The contractor will stock or have immediate access to common failure items in sufficient quantities as may be necessary to meet the Highway Patrol Division repair time requirements. Contractor will provide a one-year warranty on repair parts and a three month warranty on repairs.
Contractor agrees to perform maintenance or repairs in accordance with the specifications, and is responsible for complying with all applicable federal, rules and safety regulations.
Contractor will ensure that their facilities and technicians have certifications from manufactures and/or State and local agencies verifying their competency and skill for emergency generator and transfer switching system repairs.
Contractor possesses resources whereby after-hours or emergency repairs to emergency generator and transfer switch equipment can be responded to within a two-hour timeframe.
Contractor agrees to complete common repairs within one day and specialized work within one week or contact the Highway Patrol Division Command Shop Supervisor for repairs beyond these timeframes. The notification will be accomplished by phone, fax, or email and include the reason for the extended repair time with an estimated completion date.
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