Statement of Work - CAB Chiller.pdf

This Statement of Work details requirements for an emergency chiller replacement project at the Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP) Federal Correctional Complex in Beaumont, TX (Project No. 2325AQ9). The project involves replacing an existing York Chiller (C-ACC-CAB-2-BMA) with a new 110-ton air-cooled chiller at the Central Administration Building located at 5430 Knauth Road.

The contractor must be a reputable Mechanical Service Provider with proven commercial chiller experience and certifications. Key requirements include: installing a temporary portable chiller during replacement, providing/installing the new 110-ton chiller with isolation pads, connecting to existing building management systems, performing factory startup, and providing warranties (1-year parts/labor, 5-year compressor). Work must be completed Monday-Friday 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM, excluding federal holidays. Special considerations include security protocols due to the correctional facility setting - contractors must undergo NCIC background checks, follow strict tool control procedures, cannot bring electronic devices on-site, and must be escorted at all times. The contractor is responsible for removing and recycling old equipment within 5 business days through a licensed recycling entity and must provide documentation of proper disposal.