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This statement of work outlines requirements for annual fire and safety inspections for the NOAA ship RAINIER and its small boats. The contractor must inspect and test all firefighting equipment and systems including portable and semi-portable extinguishers, engine room cylinders, fire detection systems, SCBA units, and fire hoses. Tasks include certification testing and submitting condition reports. The contractor must be on the ABS list of recognized specialists. The period of performance is from October 30, 2023 to December 16, 2023 at the Marine Operations Center in Newport, Oregon. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number NM-AN2120-23-01464 for fire suppression inspection and certification services for the NOAA ship RAINIER from the Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
Fire & Safety Annual Inspection Scope:
Inspect and test firefighting equipment and systems on NOAA ship RAINIER and ship’s small boats to receive required regulatory certification.
References:
NOAA ship RAINIER drawing RA-985-2019 “FIRE CONTROL PLAN” Tech Manual “CS4000 Fire Alarm System”
Government Furnished Material:
None.
Requirements:
Contractor must be on the ABS list of Recognized Specialists, which can be viewed at:
http://ww2.eagle.org/en/rules-and-resources/recognized-specialists.html Provide all parts, labor, materials, travel costs, disposal fees, and tools necessary to accomplish this specification item.
Initial inspections to be completed within the 1st 10 working days of the period of performance.
Contractor to check in and out with the bridge at the start and end of the work day.
Tasks:
Perform annual inspection and testing, including certification of the following fire equipment. Submit conditions found report (CFR) to Port Engineer for deficiencies found within 24 hours:
All semi-portable extinguishing systems.
Provide labor and material to hydrostatic Engine Room 100# cylinder.
All portable fire extinguishers, including (8) launches.
Provide labor and material to hydrostatic test:
Up to (5) 5# CO2 extinguishers.
Up to (5) 15# CO2 extinguishers.
All fixed fire suppression system, including cylinders and components.
Coordinate testing with Port Engineer at least 24 hours in advance.
Provide labor and material to hydrostatic test Paint Locker 100# CO2 and Machinery Space 25# CO2 cylinders.
All fire detection systems including pull stations, heat detectors, smoke detectors, remote pull stations, time delays, warning alarms and lights and ships fire panels.
Coordinate testing with Port Engineer at least 24 hours in advance.
All SCBA units and cylinders.
Pressure test all fire hoses on board the ship in accordance with the stated service test pressure that is stenciled on each hose and the requirements of NFPA. Write the date tested on each hose in permanent marker Quality Assurance:
Provide the Port Engineer with two (2ea) copies (one paper and one electronic) of certificate of testing and documentation of each hose tested.
Submit service report containing repairs, activation times, recommendations, etc. to Port Engineer within 5 working days upon completion of all satisfactory testing & inspections.
Provide three copies (two paper and one electronic) of final certification to Port Engineer.
Period of Performance:
10/30/23 – 12/16/23 Place of Performance:
Marine Operations Center – Pacific
| NOAA ship RAINIER |
| 2002 SE Marine Science Dr |
| Newport, OR 97365 |
Notes:
Point of Contact:
Dale D Morrison Port Engineer, NOAA ship RAINIER Office: 541 867 8726 Cell: 757 777 5448 Email: dale.d.morrison@noaa.gov End of Item
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