SOW_Automatic_Doors_Ottawa.pdf
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- 140FS226Q0130
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for automatic door operator replacement and installation services at Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge in Oak Harbor, Ohio.
The scope of work requires the contractor to furnish and install a Record 8100 Low Energy 39" Single Clear ADA Operator Package or equivalent, including heavy-duty outswing arms, wireless components (two transmitters and one receiver), and a three-position function switch. Installation must be performed by AAADM certified technicians during normal business hours and include removal and haul-away of existing equipment, application of BHMA 156.19 compliant decals, and reuse of existing push plates and boxes. The contractor must provide a one-year parts and labor warranty for the installed operator package. Final acceptance occurs upon successful installation per specifications, correct and safe door operation, and written acceptance from refuge staff following a final walkthrough. Due to project complexity, site visits are highly encouraged and expected for accurate quotes. Site visits can be coordinated with Technical POC Jason Lewis at 419-340-2922 or jason_lewis@fws.gov during weekday business hours. The document includes technical information regarding door-mounted reactivation sensor functionality, which activates when the operator is engaged to detect persons or objects in the door opening and maintain door operation until safe passage is complete.
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140FS226Q0130 Automatic Door Repairs Page 1 of 2 Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge
Project Title Automatic Door Operator Replacement and Installation at Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge
Service Location Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge 14000 W. State Route 2 Oak Harbor, OH 43449
Due to the complexity of this project, a site visit is highly encouraged and expected for a realistic and reasonable quote. Site visits can be coordinated with the Technical POC: Jason Lewis, 419-340-2922, jason_lewis@fws.gov during weekday business hours.
Scope of Work
1. Furnish and Install Automatic Door Operator Package o Provide and install Record 8100 Low Energy 39" Single Clear ADA Operator Packages or equivalent.
o Install heavy-duty outswing arms.
o Replace wireless components: two transmitters and one receiver.
o Install a three-position function switch on the side of the header.
o Apply BHMA 156.19 compliant decals.
o Professional installation by AAADM certified technicians during normal business hours.
o Remove existing operator, control, and transmitters/receiver from the header and haul away.
o Reuse existing push plates and boxes.
2. Warranty o Provide a one-year parts and labor warranty for the installed operator package.
3. Acceptance Criteria o Final acceptance will occur when:
• Operator packages and required accessories are installed according to specifications and doors operate correctly and safely.
• Refuge staff conduct a final walkthrough and provide written acceptance
Door Mounted Reactivation Sensor
The sensor is turned off when the door is shut so if someone was to use the door manually the sensor will not work, and the door will shut like a manual door.
When a person activates the operator, the sensor is now on and working, the sensor will detect a person or object in the door opening. Once the person is through the door the operator will time out and start to close but if a person is walking out and the door mounted sensor detects that person it will open and stay open until the person is through the door. When the door finally shuts the sensor with turned off.
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