SoW.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- FA850125Q0058
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This Statement of Work (SoW) details a power upgrade project for the Air Force at RAFB (Rogers Air Force Base). The contractor is required to install one 30 KVA transformer and a new 42 circuit 120/208v 100 amp panel, with the work to be performed after normal business hours, preferably on a weekend due to power shutdown requirements. Implied tasks include appropriate wiring selection, conduit protection, overcurrent protection implementation, and comprehensive system testing.
The document outlines specific contractor responsibilities including conforming to safety standards, performing daily cleanup, proper waste disposal, and assuming liability for any damage to building systems resulting from improper installation or inexperienced technicians. The government will provide necessary equipment, working space, and power outlets for the contractor. The project location is specified as RAFB, with specific building and room details redacted, and the work is associated with Solicitation Number FA850125Q0058 under the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
Power Upgrade
1. The Contractor shall install one 30 KVA transformer, and add a new
42 circuit 120/208v 100 amp panel.
• Location: RAFB, Building , room
• Power Source: Replacement/upgrade of current transformer located in specified area, integrating all components into existing power source.
• Implied Tasks (not explicitly stated but necessary):
o Wiring: Running the appropriate gauge wiring to integrate transformer and new 42 circuit panel into existing power. This includes selecting wire suitable for the voltage and amperage, and considering factors like conduit, cable trays, or other protection methods.
o Conduit/Raceway: Protecting the wiring within appropriate conduit or raceways. The type of conduit will depend on the environment and local electrical codes.
o Overcurrent Protection: Ensuring proper protections are integrated into system to protect from circuit overloads and short circuits.
o Testing: Testing the transformer and circuit panel after installation to ensure proper operations and safety.
o All work will need to be performed after normal business hours (Preferably weekend) due to power shut down requirement.
1. Continuity. The Government will provide to the contractor the equipment to be serviced, required system time with ready access, adequate working space and power outlets for use by contractor service personnel. Reference material and diagnostics in the Government’s possession may be used by the contractor.
2. Safety. Contractor shall conform to all applicable safety standards published in the Federal Register or any other national Consensus Standard adopted by the Secretary of Labor in compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act, OSHA, Public Law 91-956.
3. Cleanup. The contractor shall dispose of scrap and waste generated in the performance of the contract at the end of each workday. The contractor shall perform cleanup duties after each visit to the site.
4. Disposal. The contractor shall remove all refuse, scrap, and waste materials from the project site. Waste shall be removed from the Base and disposed of by the contractor in conformance with local, State, and federal Regulations.
5. Contractor Liability for Damage. The contractor shall be liable for any damage to the building systems resulting from improper installation, negligence, or inexperienced technicians.
6. Points of Contact: Primary: Phone:
Alternate (1): Phone:
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