SOW - Bldg 97 and 509 Lift Stations 2024.pdf

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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the replacement of pumps and control panels at two sewer lift stations (Building 97 and Building 509) located at Joint Base Charleston Air Base in South Carolina.

The SOW outlines the project requirements, which include removing and disposing of the existing components, installing new control panels and pumps, and testing the equipment for functionality. The work is to be performed by a contractor, with support from the Water and Fuel Shop of the base's Civil Engineering team. The contractor is required to provide all necessary plant, labor, materials, parts, and equipment. The new pumps must meet specified salient characteristics. The project has a one-year warranty period for all products and materials used. The contractor must comply with OSHA safety regulations, avoid damage to government property, and maintain a clean and orderly work site.

This SOW is associated with a federal contract opportunity, Solicitation Number F1M3E34115AQ01, titled "FY24 Lift Station Repair - Bldg 97 & 509". The Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command is the responsible agency.

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CUI

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

HEADQUARTERS 628TH AIR BASE WING (AMC)

JOINT BASE CHARLESTON SC

CUI

Statement of Work

Replace Panel and Pumps at Bldg 97 Sewer Lift Station

Joint Base Charleston Air Base

South Carolina 25 March 2024

Statement of Work: The project consists of providing all plant, labor, material, parts and equipment necessary to replace the two pumps and control panel on the sewer lift station at building 97 on Joint Base Charleston Air Base, South Carolina. The project requirements include, but are not limited to the following major items of work:

Sewer Lift station Contractor Requirements:

• All the existing components and the standing control panel shall be removed and properly disposed of.

• A new control panel will be mounted and installed.

• All equipment listed for the control panel shall be installed according to manufacturer’s specifications.

• Once installed, all components will be tested for functionality to ensure normal operations.

• Once the new pumps are set in place by the water and fuels shop, contractor must properly wire into the new control panel and test each for functionality.

• See attached Salient Characteristics for pump to be supplied by the contractor.

Water and Fuel Shop (CE) Requirements:

• Following OSHA safety standards, disconnect power to pumps and control panel. Lock out and tag out pumps at the panel.

• Using proper heavy equipment, attach to and lift out each of the two existing sewage pumps.

• Power cables must be disconnected from existing pumps. Old pumps are property of the US government and will be retained by the water and fuels shop.

• Using proper heavy equipment, attach to and lower each of the two new sewage pumps.

• After all equipment has been installed and in coordination with contractor for timing, all locks will be removed, and power will be turned back on.

Replace Panel and Pumps at Bldg 509 Sewer Lift Station

Joint Base Charleston Air Base

South Carolina 30 January 2024

Statement of Work: The project consists of providing all plant, labor, material parts, and equipment necessary to replace the two pumps and control panel on the sewer lift station at building 509 on Joint Base Charleston Air Base, South Carolina. The project requirements include, but are not limited to the following major items of work:

Sewer Lift station Contractor Requirements:

• All the existing components within the standing control panel shall be removed and properly disposed of.

• A new pre-wired back panel for mounting into existing enclosure will be installed.

• New pre-wired dead front inner doors that mount into existing enclosure will be installed.

• All equipment listed for the control panel shall be installed according to manufacturer’s specifications.

• Once installed, all components will be tested for functionality to ensure normal operations.

• Once the new pumps are set in place by the water and fuels shop, they must each be properly wired into the new control panel and tested for functionality.

• See attached Salient Characteristics for pump to be supplied by the contractor.

•Water and Fuel Shop (CE) Requirements:

• Set up a bypass pump to continue normal sewage pumping operations while old equipment is being removed.

• Following OSHA safety standards, disconnect power to pumps and control panel. Lock out and tag out pumps at the panel.

• Using proper heavy equipment, attach to and lift out each of the four existing sewage pumps.

• Power cables must be disconnected from existing pumps. Old pumps are property of the US government and will be retained by the water and fuels shop.

• Using proper heavy equipment, attach to and lower each of the four new sewage pumps.

• After all equipment has been installed and in coordination with contractor for timing, all locks will be removed, and power will be turned back on.

Required Warranty Period:

All products and materials used under this project requirement shall be warranted against defective workmanship and material failure for a period of one year from the completion date.

Products:

All products and materials shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s technical instructions and specifications. All excess material and products shall be turned over to the government.

Applicable Instructions:

Work areas around project site will be occupied by the using activity during the course of work.

Caution must be taken to ensure all safety work practices are adhered to while construction work requirements are performed at the facility work site.

Caution must be taken in all work areas of the site to avoid physical or cosmetic damage to existing government property. Any damage to government property resulting from construction procedures shall be the responsibility of the contractor.

Special Instructions:

Project site shall be kept clean and orderly daily.

Work methods and practices shall be accomplished in a safe manner abiding by work safety and base safety standards. Work site is subject to OSHA inspections.

Work site areas shall be returned to existing conditions at completion of work requirements.

Environmental:

The contractor shall comply with all applicable requirements stated in the Toxic Substances Control Act of 2016. All materials used in the performance of this contract shall be applied in strict accordance with manufacturer’s printed label instructions and all applicable standards.

The use of Class I ozone depleting substances, asbestos containing materials, and lead paints are strictly prohibited.

Safety:

The contractor shall comply with all OSHA safety regulations during the performance of this delivery order. Install and maintain barricades and barriers as needed. Lay down areas are to be as designated by the Contracting Officer. Work methods and practices shall be accomplished in a safe manner complying with work safety and base safety standards.

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