Statement_of_work_Fixed_2019.docx
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- W911PT-19-Q-0052
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28 December 2018
Inspection/Testing of Fix Suppression systems
LMP PR# 0060051898
Statement of work:
PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT WILL BE TO PROCURE THE COST OF LABOR,
MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT TO TEST CYLINDER WEIGHT AND TEST ALL COMPONENTS
OF THE EXISTING FIXED FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM FOR ONE (1) BASE YEAR AND
TWO-THREE (2-3) OPTION YEARS
The CO2 SYSTEMS to be inspected and tested in the following buildings:
‐ 35 Heat Treat ‐ 21 Post Cafeteria ‐ 35 Minor Plating ‐ 135 Rotary Forge ‐ 135 Tocco Furnace There is one dry chemical systems located in the following:
‐ Building 110, Flammable storage locker
Contractor shall conduct a function test of all components (valves, nozzles, tamper switches, discharge switches, alarms and manual activation systems) of the system to ensure proper function for an actual discharge.
Any system that did not pass inspection: The Requiring Activity Representative will be notified as soon as possible in writing, and the contractor will provide a solution for evaluation within 24 hours, in an effort to repair the system back to operational state.
Contractor shall provide separate written quote for evaluation to the requiring activity representative for any parts found to be not operational.
An additional dollar amount not including the price of inspections will be determined at time of award and will be used for general repairs such as:
-Hydro testing nozzle replacements -Detection/notification sensors -Pull station parts -Hose replacement
Any work or parts needed to repair the system back to operational state will be brought to the attention of the Requiring Activity Representative in writing; and worked on after evaluation and approval from the contracting office; within the limitations of the funds set aside for general repairs.
Contractor shall compile a record of the current hydrostatic test (HST) dates, frequency of required HST and date of next HST test due for each component of each system requiring such test and a written copy will be issued to the owner for record purposes.
Two inspections are required per NFPA code: one in January time frame and a second inspection in September time frame. Exact dates for inspections are to be mutually agreed upon by the requiring Activity Representative and the contractor.
*NFPA 12- Chapters 4 and 5 of Carbon Dioxide Extinguishing systems *NFPA 17- Chapter 11 of Dry Chemical Extinguishing system *NFPA 72- National Fire Alarm Code
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