Statement of Work.pdf
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- Emergency DDSP Generator Repair Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- SP330025Q0057
- Issued by
- Defense Logistics Agency Distribution
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This Statement of Work (SOW) outlines requirements for emergency generator control circuit repairs at Building 2001. The work involves troubleshooting load sharing imbalances by an Enercon field engineer, with parts costs not to exceed $10,000. Work must be performed during regular business hours Monday-Friday, specifically targeted for January 8-9, 2025, preferably during the 1100-1200 lunch period to coordinate with mission requirements.
The SOW specifies that in-house facilities maintenance personnel will handle generator isolation and startup, with an Enercon representative required on-site to verify proper operation after repairs. Required safety compliance includes NEC and NESC codes and standards along with EM 385-1-1. The contractor must document any damage or test failures in final reports, obtain government approval before proceeding with remedies, and submit completed reports to designated personnel. This work supports a Defense Logistics Agency Distribution time and materials purchase order for which the vendor must be an authorized Enercon distributor/company partner.
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SOW
Repair Building 2001 Emergency Generator Control Circuits
All work and services shall be performed during regular hours of operation Monday-Friday.
Work to preferably be done on the dates of Wednesday January 8th and Thursday January 9th
2025. Isolation and start-up of emergency generator shall be completed by inhouse facilities maintenance personnel. Upon completion of work, a representative from Enercon shall be on site to verify proper operation of the generator control circuitry. This work must be done in coordination with mission requirements, preferably over the lunch period of 1100 to 1200.
Generator Control Circuit Work and Services
Enercon field engineer to troubleshoot current issues of load sharing imbalances
Enercon field engineer not to exceed proposed $10,000 in parts for necessary repairs
Reporting
Any damage or test failures shall be noted in final report to government If any damage or remedies are recommended, contractor shall notify government before proceeding and note in final report to the government At the completion of this project, final reports shall be returned to Mr. Timothy Burke and Mr. Robert Olsen
Safety
All work shall be completed in compliance with NEC and NESC codes and standards All work shall be completed in accordance with EM 385-1-1 All safety related concerns should be directed towards Mr. Timothy Burke and Mr.
Robert Olsen
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