TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS TUSCALOOSA.docx
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This document outlines technical specifications for laundry equipment required by the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Key requirements include a front-loading 100/110 lb washer extractor for non-production use with steam injection, automatic controls, safety features, and connectivity to an existing liquid supply system. Interested SDVOSB and VOSB contractors are invited to submit capability statements, price lists, past performance references, and letters of intent from any third-party manufacturers or installers by September 11, 2020 to be considered for a potential set-aside contract award. Responses must include company information and the ability to provide or install the specified washer extractor.
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TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS – TUSCALOOSA, AL
TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
ITEM 1 – NON-PRODUCTION 100/110 LB WASHER EXTRACTOR:
Furnish and install new, one (1) each, front-loading soft-mount washer-extractor. The washer-extractor shall be of the shell and cylinder type.
1. The washer-extractor shall be designed for hand loading and unloading with a minimum amount of effort from employees. The washer extractor will not be used to meet production requirements. However, it will be interfaced with an existing liquid supply injection system.
2. Furnish and install new 200/240 volt power disconnect box for the new washer. Install a red warning indicator and a lock-on device on the handle of the branch circuit breaker for the power supply circuit for the washer to within six (6) feet of the floor. Electrical characteristics – 200/240 volts, 3 phase, 60 cycles.
3. Unit shall have thermostatically controlled automatic steam injection.
4. The contractor shall be responsible for all utility connections to the equipment.
5. Regardless of supplier, a Class 1 - Liquid supply system will be interfaced for the dispensing of eight (8) types of laundry chemicals followed by a fresh water flush capability.
6. A door shall be provided with a window of heat-treated glass capable of resisting high mechanical and thermal shock.
7. Automatic thermal overflow cool down required.
8. Pipe and connections are to be furnished for utilizing a liquid supply system.
9. Automatic cycle control is required to be of the color touch screen/microprocessor type. The control shall utilize a solid state timing system.
10. Machines shall be equipped with an illuminating when activated emergency stop button. Normal stop and emergency stop buttons shall be colored red. A yellow background with legend shall also be installed with each emergency stop button.
11. STEAM injection is required.
12. Provide 4-Plex (120v) GFI receptacles at each equipment location for mechanics use.
13. Washers shall have a color touch screen controls & information systems” that incorporate automatic/manual machine operation, self-testing, fault display and built-in diagnostics and automatic cycle control type. Balancing of load prior to extraction is required. Washer shall be capable of being programmed for wash loads.
14. Washer-extractor shall be vented to the outside atmosphere.
15. An hour meter shall be installed on the washer that will show actual hours of run time of the washer.
16. Washer extractor shall have a beacon LED rotary light (colored Amber) identifying end of wash cycle for the hearing impaired. Washer shall also have an audible alarm to indicate when wash cycle has ended.
17. Each wash program shall be listed on a printed card or paper showing the items wash program. Example – Program 1 – Micro Mops – 130 degrees – Wash Time 35 min – Extract Time 8 minutes on a laminated card or paper and attached to the washer for the employees use.
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