Statement of Work.pdf
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- Replace Electrical Panels Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 12505B24Q0145
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a federal contract opportunity to replace Federal Pacific electric service panels or components at the North Central Soil Conservation Research Lab (NCSCRL) with Square D or equivalent electrical components.
The SOW requires the contractor to replace all Federal Pacific circuit breakers, bus bars, and wiring to conform to NFPA 70 code. The project involves replacing nine 200 ampere and two 60 ampere electric service panels or components. Circuits must be relabeled, and the bid must cover both parts and labor. The contractor must be a licensed, bonded electrician, and the work must be completed by September 1 or depending on part availability. The associated federal contract opportunity, Solicitation Number 12505B24Q0145, is a request for quote (RFQ) for the replacement of the electrical panels. This is a total small business set-aside with a lowest price technically acceptable (LPTA) evaluation criteria. Quotes are due by 2:00 PM Eastern Time on June 6, 2024.
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| 12505B24Q0145-Bidding RFIs-Morris MNL-Replace Elec Panels-USDA responses.pdf | ||
| updated 06-24-2024-SOW-NCSCRL Morris MN-Replace Electrical Panels.pdf | ||
| Provisions and Clauses.pdf | ||
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Statement of Work Project: Replacing Western Pacific Circuit Breakers Panels
GENERAL INFORMATION
1.0 Scope of Work:
Replace all Federal Pacific electric service panels or internal components at the North Central Soil Conservation Research Lab (NCSCRL) with Square D or equivalent electrical components. If the existing electric service panels are not replaced in entirety, the interior components replaced must include the hot bus bar, ground bar and neutral bar. Contractor should replace all existing circuit breakers with new circuit breakers of the same ampere rating. If during inspection circuits are found with improperly sized circuit breakers, they should be replaced with properly rated circuit breakers. All wiring must conform to NFPA 70 code. This project calls for the replacement of nine 200 ampere electric service panels or components and two 60 ampere electric service panels or components. Circuits must be relabeled. The bid for this project must cover both parts and labor.
2.0 Background:
Federal Pacific electric service panels were installed in Building 1, 2, 6 and 7 at the NCSCRL. Federal Pacific electric service panels are found to be of significant fire and electrical risks. Estimates of 50 to 70 percent failure rates with Federal Pacific circuit breakers have been noted. NCSCRL uses numerous high amp draw equipment and instruments in the buildings serviced by the Federal Pacific circuit breakers. We deem this situation to be a significant safety and fire risk and have elevated the replacement as a high priority.
CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS
3.0 Technical Requirements:
1. Must be installed by a Licensed, Bonded Electrician
2. All work to conform to NFPA 70 code.
3. Industrial grade components used.
4.0 Deliverables/Schedule:
Completion date of September 1 or depending on part availability.
5.0 Travel:
NA
6.0 Contractors Key Personnel:
Curtis Reese, Curtis.Reese@usda.gov, 320-288-9651 Mike Jorgenson, michael.jorgenson@usda.gov, 320-287-3478 mailto:Curtis.Reese@usda.gov mailto:michael.jorgenson@usda.gov
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