SOW_JCN 21006911_Nome Boiler.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the removal and replacement of boilers and piping at the Nome FAA housing complex central heating building in Nome, Alaska. The project is managed by AAL Engineering Services facility infrastructure group AJW-2W18A.
The SOW details required procurements including new boilers and burners, fuel supply system, building boiler piping, and controls/instrumentation. Major demolition work includes removing existing boilers, burners, piping, windows, generator equipment, and structural components. Construction and installation requirements encompass new boilers, day tanks fuel supply system, electrical systems, and controls. An optional component includes upgrading to LED building lighting. The contractor must maintain heating service during work due to building occupancy, coordinate with the FAA COR/PEL for service interruptions, use FAA-approved personnel, provide a subcontracting plan, and maintain a Project Desk Manual. All work must comply with local codes, FAA Standards 19f and 1217f, and other FAA requirements.
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Statement of Work for: removal and replacement of boilers and piping for Nome Central Heating system within the Nome central heating building at the Nome AK FAA housing complex, Nome, Alaska
Locations : Nome FAA housing complex Nome, Alaska
The purpose of the project is to remove and replace boilers, appurtenances, and piping elements of the central heating systems within the heating supply building including improvements to the structure housing the central heating system located in the FAA housing complex in Nome, AK.
Execution of this project is managed and oversight by AAL Engineering services, facility infrastructure group AJW- 2W18A.
All work/procurement and effort is to be established in accordance with local codes and the Standard Implementation Plan, the Technical Instruction Book, and applicable orders, including FAA Standards 19f and 1217f (or latest version), to be provided by FAA.
Coordinate work and service interruptions with project COR/PEL or its designee. Due to the occupancy nature of the Nome housing complex, the Nome housing complex heating service will have to be maintained during this work. Work is to be executed as per the drawings and specifications to provide fully functional heating system for the Nome housing complex the following will likely be required, but is not limited to:
Anticipated procurements:
Boilers and burners Fuel supply system Building boiler piping and appurtenances Controls and Instrumentation
Anticipated demolition:
Removal of extra non-utilized equipment and fixtures Removal of existing boilers and burners (retain burners by SSC) Removal of existing primary piping boilers Removal of existing structural/architectural components of facility Removal of existing windows Removal of existing generator and ancillary electrical equipment Removal of existing generator housekeeping pad
Anticipated remodeling of structure:
New heated air make-up louvers and intake
Adjustment to boiler housekeeping pad.
Removal/fill of existing fuel pipe gutter.
Repair of identified concrete floor deficiencies (cracks and holes)
Anticipated construction/installation:
New Boilers and burners New day tanks fuel supply system Electrical system Controls and instrumentation
Option #1 Procurement and Construction:
Removal of existing building lighting Installation of new LED building lighting and controls Repair and replace building insulation as needed
Contractor may not proceed with any work until directed by the FAA. Certain tasks may be performed by FAA personnel.
Contractor is expected to utilize trained personnel satisfactory to the FAA. Very close coordination with and reporting to the FAA is expected. Provide project performance timelines that will be reflected in the Project Schedule and Cutover Phasing Plan.
Contractor will organize its team to allow, whenever possible, for the FAA to benefit from economies of scale available as a result of performing multiple sites.
Contractor will provide a subcontracting plan for FAA review. Contractor will support maintenance of a Project Desk Manual, using a format acceptable to the FAA, in order to allow ready reference for each site. Additional work may be identified.
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