DRAFT W911S7-20-R-00011 CDTF PWS 3 Dec 19.pdf

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS) 1

Operation and Maintenance 2

The U.S. Army CBRN Chemical Defense Training Facility 3

PART 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 19

1. GENERAL: The CDTF Operations and Maintenance (O&M) contract is required in 20 order to conduct toxic training for the Department of Defense. The O&M contract 21 specifies critical maintenance, training support, and safety functions that are to be 22 accomplished IAW DoD and Army Surety policies. 23

1.1 Background: This is a non-personal services contract to provide Operations and 25

Maintenance Services at the Chemical Defense Training Facility. The Government 26 shall not exercise any supervision or control over contractor employees or 27 subcontractor organizations performing the services herein. Such employees and 28 subcontractors shall be accountable solely to the Contractor who, in turn is 29 responsible to the Government. 30

1.2 Hours of Operation. CDTF normal operating hours are 0600-1500 Monday through 32

Friday (and up to 4 Saturdays per year) except Federal holidays or when the 33

Government facility is closed due to local or national emergencies, administrative 34 closings, or similar Government directed facility closings. 35

1.3 Federal Government Holidays. The contractor is required to perform essential 37 services 24hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, to include on Federal 38

Government Holidays. Essential services are outlined in Part 4. 39

1.4Place of Performance: Place of performance is the Chemical Defense Training 41

Facility 8102 FLW HWY 5, Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473. 42

PART 2 DEFINITIONS, ACRONYMS, TERMS, AND REVELANT PUBLICATIONS 56

2. Definitions: 58

Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) 60

Maximum percent defective (or maximum number of defects per hundred units) that can be 61 considered as a satisfactory performance average. Government will accept the great majority of 62 lots provided percent defective (or defects per 100 units) in these lots be no greater than 63 designated value of AQL. However Contractor shall not intentionally perform in a defective 64 manner and shall re-perform any service found to be defective whenever possible. Decisions as 65 to possibility shall be made only by COR pursuant to the contract Inspection of Services clause.. 66

Accountable Property Officer 68

Individual designated and required to maintain a stock record account under AR 420-17 for 69

Facilities Engineering Supply and/or Real Property Maintenance Activities (RPMA) or to 70 maintain property books under AR 710-2, DA Pam 710-2-1, DA Pam 710-2-2, and AR 735-5 for 71

DPW. 72

Appurtenance 74

Equipment attached to or connected to as part of a Real Property Facility (RPF) which allows 75 facility to function for its designated purpose. For purposes of defining appurtenances as it 76 applies in defining Contractor work responsibilities under this specification, appurtenances shall 77 be considered equipment of this type which is non-personal and is not readily movable. For 78 example: Air compressor which is installed in a facility and is used to operate HVAC controls 79 for facility would be considered an appurtenance to the RPF and would be Contractor 80 responsibility. This is because air compressor is necessary to properly operate facility HVAC 81 system which is necessary for facility functional use. Office copier which is used in a facility by 82 office personnel would not be considered an appurtenance to the RPF and would not be 83

Contractor responsibility. This is because copier is not equipment which is necessary for facility 84 functional use itself but rather it is movable equipment utilized by personnel working in facility. 85

Area Fire Marshal (AFM) 87

Responsible person appointed in writing to manage Fire Prevention Program IAW FLW Reg 88

420-2. Conducts quarterly inspections and establishes a fire prevention training schedule. 89

Army Regulation (AR) 91

Publication issued by Department of the Army (DA) which is directive in nature and contain 92 missions, responsibilities, policies and administrative procedures necessary to insure uniform 93 compliance with policies. 94

Bi-monthly 96

Two times per month. 97

Bi-weekly 99

Two times per week. 100

CDTF Maximum Concentration Limit (CMCL) 102

The maximum level at which an APR may be worn for CDTF operations. 103

Component Part 105

A component part as defined for the purposes of this contract is as follows: 106

Facility: A component part is a part within a facility for which proper operation is necessary for 108 facility to be utilized for its intended purpose. For example: A window in a facility would be 109 considered a component part of that facility since proper operation of this component is 110 necessary for facility to function for its intended purpose. 111

System: A component part is a part within a system whose operation allows system to function in 113 its intended manner. For example: A water control valve in a main water distribution line would 114 be considered a component part of the water distribution system since operation of valve allows 115 system to operate in its intended manner. 116

Equipment: A component part is a part on an individual piece of equipment which is necessary 118 for equipment to function in its intended manner. For example: A belt on an air handler would be 119 considered a component part of the air handler itself since this part is necessary for unit to 120 operate in its intended manner. 121

Contract Discrepancy Report (CDR) 123

A formal, written documentation of Contractor nonconformance or lack of performance for 124 contracted work. 125

Contracting Officer 127

A person with authority to enter into, administer, and/or terminate contracts, and make related 128 determinations and findings on behalf of the government. Note: The only individual who can 129 legally bind the government. 130

Contracting Officers Representative (COR) 132

An employee of the U.S. Government appointed by the contracting officer to administer the 133 contract. Such appointment shall be in writing and shall state the scope of authority and 134 limitations. This individual has authority to provide technical direction to the Contractor as long 135 as that direction is within the scope of the contract, does not constitute a change, and has no 136 funding implications. This individual does NOT have authority to change the terms and 137 conditions of the contract. 138

Custodial Tasks and Frequency Chart 140

The contract exhibit which displays the required tasks and the minimum frequencies of 141 performance. 142

Defective Service 144

A service output that does not meet the standard of performance associated with the Performance 145

Work Statement. 146

Deliverable 148

Anything that can be physically delivered, but may include non-manufactured things such as 149 meeting minutes or reports. 150

Department of Defense (DoD) 152

Comprises office of the Secretary of Defense and Military Departments. 153

Department of the Army Circular (DA Cir) 155

Publications issued by Department of the Army (DA) for guidance and contain instructions 156 relating to one-time actions, informational material of a temporary nature and procedures of 157 limited duration. Each contains a statement indicating expiration date (normally one year or 158 less). Department of the Army Pamphlet (DA Pam): Publications issued by DA for guidance and 159 contain informational, instructional, or reference material of a continuing nature pertaining to 160 administrative matters. 161

Directorate of Public Works 163

That activity which includes: All of general Real Property Maintenance Activity (RPMA) types 164 of work and functions for functional categories of expenses described in Army Management 165

Structure (AMS) (DFAS-IN Manual AR 37-100-xx Series) as .J0000 (Operation of Utilities); 166

.K0000 (Maintenance and Repair of Real Property); .L0000 (Minor Construction); .M0000 167

(other Engineering Support to include entomology and custodial). 168

Environmental Pollution 170

Contamination of environment with man-made wastes. 171

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 173

Federal agency that regulates through permits coordinated and effective Governmental action to 174 assure protection of environment by abating and controlling pollution on a systematic basis. 175

Basic organization consists of Headquarters at Washington, DC, and ten regional offices, all 176 responsible to Administrator, Ref 40-Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 1 and revisions thereof. 177

Excess Stock: Portion of total quantity of an item on hand which exceeds authorized retention 178 level for item. 179

Facilities 181

All items of Real Property other than land. 182

General Site Plan 184

A plan showing what facilities exist, those proposed and location of both. 185

Government-Furnished Property (GFP) or Government Property (GP) 187

Property in the possession of, or directly acquired by, the Government and subsequently made 188 available to the Contractor. 189

Hand Receipt 190

A signed document acknowledging acceptance of responsibility and liability for property. 191

Hazardous Wastes 193

Hazardous wastes (materials) are toxic, poisonous, corrosive, irritating, sensitizing, radioactive, 194 biologically infectious, explosive or flammable, and present a hazard to human health and 195 environment. Special handling procedures and disposal facilities are required for their disposal in 196 compliance with federal, state and local regulations (reference part 2). 197

Individual Job Order 199

Directive for work beyond the scope of this contract. 200

Insecticides 202

Specialized forms of pesticides used only against insects and related arthropods. 203

Key Personnel 205

Those positions deemed critical and essential for successful performance of contract 206 requirements. These positions include all supervisory/lead positions as well as the Quality 207

Assurance Coordinator. 208

Maintenance 210

Work (labor and material) required to preserve and maintain an RPF in such condition that it 211 may be effectively used for its designated functional purpose. Maintenance includes work done 212 to prevent damage which would be more costly to restore than to prevent. Maintenance may 213 include repairs made to a facility/equipment/system which will ensure dependable operation of 214 facility/equipment/system. These repairs may also include replacement of parts or components 215 necessary keep equipment/systems operating effectively. 216

Physical Security 218

Actions that prevent the loss or damage of Government property. 219

Plant Equipment 221

Government owned property of capital nature, consisting of equipment, furniture, vehicles, 222 machine tools, test and special test equipment, used or capable of use for any administrative or 223 general plant purposes for Contractor to account for and maintain. 224

Preventive Maintenance (PM) 226

Systematic and cyclic check, inspection and repair of deficiencies, as well as reporting of 227 deficiencies beyond scope of preventive maintenance. PM includes accomplishment of 228 maintenance and repair. 229

Procedural Manual 231

Written procedures developed to guide personnel in providing a safe, clean environment. 232

Project File 235

A complete historical record of project from inception to completion. 236

Correspondence and other documentation pertinent to project shall be included in project files at 237 all appropriate levels. This shall include inspection reports and memorandums for record 238 pertaining to decisions resulting from discussions, meetings and telephone conversations. 239

Public Traffic Areas 241

Lobbies and corridors and public latrines. 242

Quality Assurance 244

The government procedures to verify that services being performed by the Contractor are 245 acceptable in accordance with established standards and requirements of this contract. 246

Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) 248

An organized written document specifying the surveillance methodology to be used for 249 surveillance of contractor performance. 250

Quality Control 252

All necessary measures taken by the Contractor to assure that the quality of an end product or 253 service shall meet contract requirements. 254

Quality Records 256

Records that are required to be archived 257

Qualified Person 259

One having adequate knowledge, and thoroughly conversant in the installation, construction or 260 operation of apparatus or equipment and hazards involved. One who possesses knowledge, skill, 261 and ability to competently, effectively, and safely accomplish task. 262

Repair 264

Restoration of a piece of equipment to original standards. 265

Restricted Area 267

Those areas designated by the Commander that require control of personnel for security reasons 268 and/or equipment for protection of personnel and property. COR will provide list on resultant 269 contract start date. 270

Safety Violator 272

Personnel with potential exposure in the toxic agent training area 273

Sample Size 275

Number of units of product in sample. 276

Sampling Plan 278

A plan which indicates AQL, number of units from each lot which are to be inspected (sample 279 size) and criteria for determining acceptability of the lots (acceptance and rejection numbers). 280

This plan is used to develop sampling guide. 281

Service Order (SO) 283

Directive for those minor maintenance, repair and construction jobs for which work hours and 284 other resources are such that detailed estimating and scheduling are not economically justified. 285

Short Term Exposure Limit 287

The maximum concentration to which unprotected chemical workers may be exposed to for up to 288

15 minutes continuously. 289

Solid Waste 291

Garbage, refuse, sludge, and other discarded solid materials resulting from industrial and 292 commercial operations and from community activities. 293

Standing Operating Orders (SOOs) 295

Plant operation, operator maintenance and recurring preventive maintenance services or other 296 services where specific work and manpower requirements are relatively constant and predictable 297 in advance. SOOs will be issued by COR following review of Contractor work plans and 298 schedules. 299

Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) 301

A command of the United States Army headquartered at Fort Eustis, Virginia. Training and 302

Doctrine Command develops, educates and trains Soldiers, civilians, and leaders; supports unit 303 training; and designs, builds and integrates a versatile mix of capabilities, formations, and 304 equipment to strengthen the U.S. Army as America’s Force of Decisive Action. TRADOC 305 operates 37 schools and centers at 27 different locations and is the higher headquarters for the 306

Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (MSCoE) at Fort Leonard Wood. 307

Worker Population Limit (WPL) 309

Maximum allowable 8-hour time weighted average concentration that an unmasked worker 310 could be exposed to for an 8-hour workday and 40-hour week for 30 years without adverse 311 effect. 312

XXX (3X) 314

The contamination classification designation for items that have been monitored under 315

MINICAMS as prescribed in chapter 4-12, DA PAM 385-61 and have VX/GB agent off-gassing 316 below the Short Term Exposure Level (STEL) making the item acceptable for release to 317 chemical agent workers and, if necessary, processed for re-use or destruction. 318

2.1 ACRONYMS 320

A 322

AASHTO American Assn of State Highway and Transportation Officials 323

ACADA Automatic Chemical Agent Detection Alarm 324

ACCU Air Cooled Condensing Unit 325

ACOM Army Command 326

ACOR Alternate Contracting Officer's Representative 327

ACU Air Conditioning Unit or Army Combat Uniform 328

ADP Automatic Data Processing 329

AFARS Army Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement 330

AG Adjutant General 331

AHU Air Handling Unit 332

ANACI Access National Agency Check with Inquiries 333

ANSI American National Standards Institute 334

APC Account Processing Code 335

APR Air Purifying Respirators 336

AQL Acceptable Quality Level 337

AR Army Regulation 338

ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers 339

ASSE American Society of Sanitary Engineers 340

ASTM American Society for Testing & Materials 341

AWCF Army Working Capital Fund 342

AWWA American Water Works Association 343

B 345

BG Bacillus globigii 346

C 348

CASARM Chemical Agent Standard Analytical Reference Material 349

CBRN Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear 350

CCTV Closed Circuit Television 351

CDR Contract Discrepancy Report 352

CDTF Chemical Defense Training Facility 353

CFR Code of Federal Regulations 354

CMCL CDTF Maximum Concentration Limit 355

CMR Contract Manpower Reporting 356

CO Certifying Official 357

CONUS Continental United States (excludes Alaska and Hawaii) 358

COR Contracting Officer's Representative 359

COTR Contracting Officer's Technical Representative 360

COTS Commercial-Off-the-Shelf 361

CPRP Chemical Personnel Reliability Program 362

CQAT Chemical Quality Assurance Team 363

CUH Cabinet Unit Heater 364

CY Calendar Year 365

D 367

DA Department of the Army 368

DA CIR Department of the Army Circular 369

DAAMS Depot Area Air Monitoring System 370

DA PAM Department of the Army Pamphlet 371

DCTE Defensive Chemical Test Equipment 372

DD250 Department of Defense Form 250 (Receiving Report) 373

DD254 Department of Defense Contract Security Requirement List 374

DDC Direct Digital Control 375

DFARS Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement 376

DMDC Defense Manpower Data Center 377

DoD Department of Defense 378

DOL Directorate of Logistics 379

DOT Department of Transportation 380

DPW Director of Public Works 381

DRMO Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office 382

DRMS Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service 383

E 385

EBI Enterprise Building Integrator 386

ECBC Edgewood Chemical Biological Center 387

EIP Equipment In Place 388

EPA Environmental Protection Agency 389

F 391

FAR Federal Acquisition Regulations 392

FLIPL Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss 393

FLW Fort Leonard Wood 394

FM Field Manual 395

FY Fiscal Year 396

G 398

GFE Government Furnished Equipment 399

GFP Government Furnished Property 400

GFM Government Furnished Material 401

GLWACH General Leonard Wood Army Community Hospital 402

H 404

HIPPA Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act 405

HEPA High Efficiency Particulate Absorption 406

HQDA Headquarters, Department of the Army 407

I 409

IAW In Accordance With 410

ICAM Improved Chemical Agent Monitor 411

ICC International Code Council 412

ICW In Conjunction With 413

IDS Intrusion Detection System 414

IJO Individual Job Order(s) 415

IRF Impact Resistant Flooring 416

ISO International Organization for Standardization 417

J 419

JACKS Joint Acquisition CBRN Knowledge System 420

JCAD Joint Chemical Agent Detector 421

JSLIST Joint Service Light Weight Integrated Suit Technology 422

K 424

KO Contracting Officer 425 kW Kilowatt 426

L 428

LPS Lightning Protection System 429

LRC Logistics Readiness Center 430

M 432

MILSTRIP Military Standard Requisitioning and Issue Procedures 433

MINICAMS Miniature Chemical Agent Monitoring System 434

MODNR Missouri Department of Natural Resources 435

MP Military Police 436

N 438

NAC National Agency Check 439

NACLC National Agency Check with Law and Credit 440

NAF Non-appropriated Fund 441

NETA MTS International Electrical Testing Association Maintenance Testing Specifications 442

NCO Noncommissioned Officer 443

NEBB National Environmental Balancing Bureau 444

NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association 445

NFPA National Fire Protection Association 446

NLT No Later Than 447

O 449

OCI Organizational Conflict of Interest 450

OCSC Operations Center Safety Control 451

OCONUS Outside Continental United States (Includes Alaska and Hawaii) 452

ODC Other Direct Costs 453

OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration 454

O&M Operation & Maintenance 455

P 457

PATS Protective Assessment Test System 458

PC&E Protective Clothing and Equipment 459

PIPO Phase-In/Phase-Out 460

PM Preventive Maintenance 461

POC Point of Contact 462

PPE Personal Protective Equipment 463

PRPs Project Regulatory Procedures 464

PRS Performance Requirements Summary 465

PWS Performance Work Statement 466

Q 468

QA Quality Assurance 469

QACC Quality Assurance Control Committee 470

QAE Quality Assurance Evaluator 471

QAP Quality Assurance Program 472

QASP Quality Assurance Surveillance Program 473

QC Quality Control 474

QCC Quality Control Coordinator 475

QCP Quality Control Program 476

QMS Quality Management System 477

R 479

RDECOM Research Development and Engineering Command 480

RDTE Research Development Test and Evaluation 481

RPF Real Property Facilities 482

RPI Real Property Inventory 483

RPMA Real Property Maintenance Activity 484

S 486

SAC Site Access Center 487

SAP Satellite Accumulation Point 488

SB Supply Bulletin 489

SCBA Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus 490

SO Service Order 491

SOP Standard Operating Procedures 492

SOO Standing Operation Order(s) 493

SSN Social Security Number 494

STEL Short Term Exposure Limit 495

T 497

TAB Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing 498

TAP Toxicological Agent Protective 499

TC Training Circular 500

TDP Test Designated Position 501

TE Technical Exhibit 502

TM Technical Manual 503

TMP Transportation Motor Pool 504

TMDE Test Measurement Diagnostic Equipment 505

TO Technical Order 506

TRADOC Training and Doctrine Command 507

TST Training Support Team 508

U 510

UH Unit Heater 511

UFC Unified Facilities Criteria 512

V 514

VCT Vinyl Composition Tile 515

W 517

WI Work Instruction 518

WPL Worker Population Limit 519

2.2 GENERAL 522

2.2.1. Policy documents listed in this section are referenced throughout the PWS specifications. 524

2.2.2. Supplements, amendments, and new additions to publications may be issued during the 526 term of resultant contract. New publications issued during the term of the contract which contain 527 requirements that result in increased costs to the government shall not be implemented without 528 prior approval of the Contracting Officer through the COR. The contractor shall post and keep 529 up-to-date all publications. 530

2.2.3. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DoD) PUBLICATIONS 532

Publication Number Publication Title

Technical Information Memorandum (TIM) 15

Armed Forces Pest Management Boards (AFPMB) Pesticide Spill Prevention and Management

Technical Information Memorandum (TIM) 21

Armed Forces Pest Management Boards (AFPMB) Pesticides Disposal Guide for Pest Control Shops

DFAS-IN Manual 37-100-14 Army Management Structure

DOD Manual 4160.21-M Defense Material Disposition Manual

DOD Manual 5220.22-M National Industrial Security Program

MIL-A-8243D (NOTICE 1) Anti-icing & Deicing-Defrosting Fluids UFC 3-600-02 Systems 534

2.2.4. DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY (DA) PUBLICATIONS 536

2.2.4.1 Army Regulations (AR). 538

Publication Number Army Regulation Publication Title

5-9 Area Support Responsibilities

11-34 The Army Respiratory Protection Program

40-5 Preventive Medicine

50-6 Chemical Surety

190-5 Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision

190-13 The Army Physical Security Program

190-51 Security of Unclassified Army Property

190-56 The Army Civilian Police and Security Guard Program

190-59 Chemical Agent Security Program

200-1 Environmental Protection & Enhancement

380-5 Department of the Army Informa-tion Security Program

385-10 Army Safety Program

415-28 Real Property Category Codes

420-1 Army Facilities Management

710-2 Supply Policy Below the National Level

725-50 Requisition, Receipt & Issue System

735-5 Property Accountability Policies 541

2.2.4.2. Technical Manuals (TM). 543

Publication Number Technical Manual Publication Title

3-4240-346-10 Operator's Manual for Mask, M40A1

3-4240-346-20&P Unit Maintenance Manual for Mask, M40A1

3-4240-348-10 Operator's Manual for Mask, M45

3-4240-348-20&P Unit Maintenance Manual for Mask, M45

3-4240-349-12&P Protection Assessment Test System, M41 PATS

3-6665-209-20P Indicator, Outlet Valve Leakage Detector M4A1

3-6665-209-35 Maintenance Manual Indicator Outlet Valve Leak Det M4A1

3-6665-209-35P Parts Manual Indicator Outlet Valve Leak Detector M4A1

3-6665-355-10 Operator Manual Joint Chemical Agent Detector M4/M4A1

3-6665-355-23&P Unit Maintenance Manual JCAD M4/M4A1

3-6665-248-10 Operator Manual Dismounted Recon Kit Army M159 545

Publication Number Technical Manual Publication Title

3-4240-346-20&P Unit Maintenance Manual for Mask, M40A1

3-4240-542-13&P Unit Maintenance Manual for Mask, M50A1

5-609 Military Custodial Services Manual

5-610 Preventive Maintenance, Facilities Engineering: Buildings and Structures

5-617 Facilities Engineering: Maintenance & Repair of Roofs

5-624 Maintenance & Repairs of Surface Areas

5-630 Natural Resources - Land Management

5-652 Steam, Hot Water & Gas Distribution Systems: Repairs and Utilities

5-653 Steam, Hot Water & Gas Distribution Systems: Inspection and Preventive Maintenance Service

10-8415-210-13&P Maintenance Manual for TAP Ensemble

38-L03-19

Functional Users Manual for Division Logistics System (DLOGS): Standard Army Intermediate Level Supply System Expanded, Procedures for Customers 546

2.2.4.3. DA Pamphlets (DA PAM). 548

Publication Number DA PAM Publication Title

40-8

Occupational Health Guidelines for the Evaluation and Control of Occupational Exposure the Nerve Agents GA, GB, GD, and VX (Interim Guidance on Occupational Health Practices for the Evaluation and Control of Occupational Exposures to Nerve Agents GA, GB, GD, GF, and VX; and Mustard Agents H, HD, and HT Memorandum

385-10 Army Safety Program

385-24 The Army Radiation Safety Program

385-30 Mishap Risk Management

385-61 Toxic Chemical Agent Safety Standards

710-1-2 Using Unit Supply System Manual Proced-ures

710-2-2 Supply Support Activity (SSA) Supply System 550

2.2.4.4. Department of the Army Supply Bulletins (SB). 552

Publication Number SB Publication Title

3-30-2 Chemical-Biological Canisters and Filter Elements 554

2.2.4.5. Department of the Army Technical Bulletins (TB). 556

Publication Number TB Publication Title

43-0142 Safety Inspection and Testing of Lifting Devices 558

2.2.4.6. Department of the Army Training Circulars (TC). 561

Publication Number TC Publication Title

3-41 M41 Protective Assessment Test System (PATS) 563

2.2.4.7. Department of the Army MEDDAC Regulations. 565

Publication Number MEDDAC Publication Title

385-10 USA MEDDAC/DENTAC/Vet Service Safety Mgt Program 567

2.2.4.8. Army Corps of Engineers Publications. 569

Publication Number USACE Publication Title

EM 385-1-1 Safety and Health Requirements

USA-CERL TR M-89/04 Handbook for Repairing Nonconventional Roofing Systems 571

2.2.5. FORT LEONARD WOOD PUBLICATIONS 573

2.2.5.1. FLW Regulations and Pamphlets. 575

85 576

Publication Number Army Regulation Publication Title

190-5 Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision on Fort Leonard Wood

200-1 Environmental Compliance Officer

210-34 Operation & Maintenance of FLW Cemetery

385-1 Preventing Weather Related Accidents and Injuries

385-3 Hazard Communication Standard Program

385-5 Composite Risk Management Program

385-6 Safety Program

385-7 Confined Space Entry

420-2 Post Fire Regulation 577

2.2.5.2. Fort Leonard Wood Supplements to Army Regulations. 579

Publication Number FLW Regulation Publication Title

190-13 Suppl 1 The Army Physical Security Program

190-51 Suppl 1 Security of Unclassified Army Property 581

2.2.5.3. FLW Programs and Plans. 583

Publication Number FLW Program Publication Title

FLW Chemical Inventory

FLW DPW Asbestos Management Plan

FLW DPW Environmental Management Plan

FLW DPW Hazardous Communication Policy FLW Hazardous Waste Management Plan

FLW Installation Pest Management Plan

FLW Installation Spill Contingency Plan

FLW Installation Spill Management Plan

FLW Natural Resources Conservation Program FLW Waste Analysis Plan 585

2.2.6. CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS (CFR) 587

Publication Number CFR Publication Title

29 CFR Part 1904 Recording and Reporting Occupational Injuries and Illness

29 CFR Part 1910 Occupational Safety & Health Standards

29 CFR Part 1913 Rules Concerning OSHA Access to Employee Medical Records

29 CFR Part 1925 Safety and Health Standards for Federal Service Contracts

29 CFR Part 1926 Safety and Health Regulations for Construction

29 CFR Part 1977 Discrimination against Employees under OSHA Act of 1970

40 CFR Part 261 Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste 589

2.2.7. FEDERAL SPECIFICATIONS (FS) 591

Publication Number Fed Spec Publication Title

SS-S-1401 Sealants, Joint, Non-Jet-Fuel Resistant, Hot Applied

SS-S-1614 Sealants, Joint, Jet-Fuel Resistant, Hot Applied TT-P-115E Paint, Parking Lot Striping 593

2.2.8. MISSOURI CODE OF STATE REGULATIONS (CSR) 595

Publication Number MO CSR Publication Title

10 CSR 60 Safe Drinking Water Commission

10 CSR 80 Solid Waste Management 597

2.2.9. AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS (ASTM) 599

Publication Number ATSM Publication Title

ASTM D-923

Sampling Insulating Liquids for Methods of Obtaining Liquid Samples

ASTM D-877

Dielectric Voltage Tests for Acceptable Voltage Breakdown Values During Tests of Dielectric Liquid to Determine its Insulating Ability

ASTM D-1534 Liquid Acidity Tests to Determine Oxidation of Liquid

ASTM C-1524 Liquid Color Tests to Determine Contamination of Liquid 601

2.2.10. AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION (AWWA) 603

Publication Number AWWA Publication Title

C601-68 Standards of Disinfecting Water Mains 605

2.2.11. NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION (NFPA) 607

Publication Number NFPA Publication Title

NFPA 10 Standards for Portable Fire Extinguishers

NFPA 70 National Electric Code

NFPA 70B Recommended Practice for Electrical Equipment Maintenance

NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm Code

NFPA 99 Health Care Facilities

NFPA 101 Life Safety Code

NFPA 110 Emergency and Standby Power Systems

NFPA 385

Standards for Tank Vehicles for Flammable & Combustible Liquids 609

2.2.12. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS 611

Publication Number MISC Publication Title

American National Standards Institute (ANSI)

IM 136-300-18 Instructional Manual Leakage Protector Mask, M14

IM 136-300-284 Instructional Manual Indicator Outlet Valve Leak Tester M4A1

IM 136-300-294 Instructional Manual Leakage Tester Q204

IM 136-300-300 Instructional Manual Leakage Tester Q70A1

American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) 613

2.2.13. DOCUMENT SECURITY. CDTF SOPs, Work Instructions, and Plans are FOR 615

OFFICIAL USE ONLY and may not be reproduced or retransmitted by any means. 616

2.2.14. CDTF SOPs. 618

SOP Number SOP Name

A2 Personnel Safety in Training

A3 Agent Handler Procedures

A4 Doff Procedures During Training

B3 Outside Doff Line Procedures

B4 Emergency Response Procedures for Lab Operations

B5 Emergency Action Procedures

B6 Medical Emergency

B7 JSLIST/Level B Cut‐Out Procedures

B8 Level A Cut‐Out Procedures

C1 Hot Area Recovery

D1 Equipment Recovery Procedures

D2 Equipment Destruction Procedures

E1 Handling and Disposal of Special Waste

E4 Filter Change‐Out

PRP‐1 CDTF CPRP SOP

CDTF Standing Operating Procedures

2.2.15. CDTF WORK INSTRUCTIONS 622

Section Tab Work Instruction Name

OCSC A Daily Operations

OCSC B Actions During Student Training

OCSC C Actions During Laundry/Equipment Destruction

OCSC D Agent Mix/or Bottling

OCSC E Actions During a Cutout

OCSC F Pre- and Post- Lab Operations Checks

OCSC G Tool and Equipment Tracking Log

OCSC H Filter Blower Access Procedures

OCSC I Maintenance in the Toxic Area

CDTF Work Instructions

2.2.15.1. CDTF WORK INSTRUCTIONS (Cont.) 626

Section Tab Work Instruction Name

PC&E B Washing & Drying Permeable Clothing

PC&E C Laundering Impermeable Protective Clothing

PC&E D Protective Equipment Marking and Recall

PC&E E Protective Mask Laundering and Maintenance

PC&E F Equipment Maintenance and Leakage Testing

PC&E G Testing Protective Boot Covers and Protective Gloves

PC&E H Laundering and Sanitization of Canteens

PC&E I Autoclave Loading and Unloading Procedures

PC&E K Visual Inspection of Protective Clothing and Equipment

PC&E L Repair of TAP Aprons

PC&E M Solid Waste Handling Instructions

PC&E N Hoist Operations

PC&E S Emergency Escape Mask Issue/Recall

PC&E T SCBA Cleansing and Sanitizing Procedures

PC&E U Posi Check Procedures

PC&E V Compressor/Cylinder Filling Station

PC&E W Level A Protective Suit Leakage Test

PC&E Y JSLIST Reutilization

CDTF Work Instructions

Section Tab Work Instruction Name

TST A Compressed Gas Cylinder Change-out

TST B Glove Box Filter Canister Change-Out

TST C Set Up of Hot Area

TST D Autoclave Operations

TST E Bleach Operations Procedures

TST F Opening Bay 8 Hanger Door

TST H Movement Coordinator

CDTF Work Instructions

Section Tab Work Instruction Name

Phase Training A Phase Training Matrix

Phase Training B Phase 0 Orientation

Phase Training C Phase I Orientation

Phase Training D Phase II Training

Phase Training E Phase III Training

CDTF Work Instructions

2.2.15.2. CDTF WORK INSTRUCTIONS (Cont.) 634

Section Tab Work Instruction Name

Air Monitoring A Filter Bank DAAMS Tube Exchange Procedures

Air Monitoring B Moving / Installing MINICAMS

Air Monitoring C MINICAMS Challenging

Air Monitoring D MINICAMS Calibration

Air Monitoring E V to G Conversion Pads

Air Monitoring F Lab Operational Daily Maintenance of M4 JCAD

Air Monitoring G MINICAMS Qtly End of Sample Line Challenge and Sample Flow Checks

Air Monitoring I Sequencer Programming and Operation

Air Monitoring J Preconcentrator Tube (PCT) Exchange

Air Monitoring K Preventative Maintenance

Air Monitoring L Daily Paperwork

Air Monitoring M Flush Sample Lines

Air Monitoring N New Standard Verification

Air Monitoring O Proficiency and Semi-Annual Evaluation of Personnel

Air Monitoring P MINICAMS PCT Preconditioning

Air Monitoring Q DRIERITE Replacement

Air Monitoring R Log Books

Air Monitoring S Documenting Air Monitoring Data for Safety Violator

Air Monitoring T MINICAMS Interference Testing

Air Monitoring U Equipment Recovery Report

Air Monitoring X DAAMS Sampling After Normal Duty Hours

Air Monitoring Y DAAMS Sample Collector Training

Air Monitoring Z STEL DAAMS Procedures

Air Monitoring AA Worker Poplulation Limit Monitoring

CDTF Work Instructions

2.2.16 CDTF PLANS 638

CDTF Plans Plan Title

Document Control

Custodial Procedures Manual

CDTF Air Monitoring Plan

CDTF Complex Site Plan

CDTF Safety Program Document

CDTF Spill Prevention and Response Plan

CDTF Student Preparation Memo

RDECOM CASARMS Quality Assurance Plan

CDTF Lab and Air Monitoring Quality Control Plan

CDTF Quality Assurance - Corrective/Preventive Action Plan

CDTF Quality Control Manual

CDTF Protective Clothing and Equipment Quality Control Plan

Operations Center Safety Control Certification Plan 640

2.2.17. CDTF MAINTENANCE MANUALS (PLANT/APPURTENANCES) 642

Tag Number Equipment Name Location Make Model

Number Publication on

Hand URL Source

AC-ACCU-1

Split system air cooled condensing unit 5102 - Quad A McQuay BRNS060

McQuay Split System Operator's Manual

Installation & Maintenance Data IM 358-4 9/97 http://salesportal.daikinappli ed.com/bizlit/literature/lit_at_ ptac/IMOM/IM_358-6.pdf

Incremental Comfort System RPL057110000 Revision D 1/03 http://lit.daikinapplied.com/e prsup/mcquaycom/parts/57 1100.pdf

Catalog 1340-7 http://www.airdistributors.co m/userfiles/file/Cat_1340- 7.pdf

AC-ACU-2 Air conditioning unit 5101 - Quad C 39 Minicam McQuay

Installation Manual IM 830 Part# 106506225 1/06

AC-ACU-3 Air conditioning unit 5101 - Quad C 39 Minicam McQuay

Installation Manual IM 830 Part# 106506225 1/06

AC-AHU-11 Split system air handling unit 5102 - Quad A McQuay AH20P McQuay Split System Operator's Manual

AD-AHU-01 Air Handling Unit (AHU-1) 5101 - West Interstitial Temtrol WF-DH40

Instruction Manual Installation "start- Up" Operation-maintenance & Inspection IMP-80 11/97 http://cowardenvironmental.

com/downloads/Temtrol_Se ries_WF_Indoor_Mounted.p df

AD-AHU-02 Air Handling Unit (AHU-2) 5101 - East Interstitial Temtrol WF-DH40

Instruction Manual Installation "start- Up" Operation-maintenance & Inspection IMP-80 11/97 http://cowardenvironmental.

com/downloads/Temtrol_Se ries_WF_Indoor_Mounted.p df

AD-AHU-03 Air Handling Unit (AHU-3) 5101 - West Interstitial Temtrol WF-DH16

Instruction Manual Installation "start- Up" Operation-maintenance & Inspection IMP-80 11/97 http://cowardenvironmental.

com/downloads/Temtrol_Se ries_WF_Indoor_Mounted.p df

AD-AHU-04

Air Handling Unit (AHU-4 Break room)

5101 Quad E 88 Admin Office McQuay

CAH003FDA

C

Installation & Maintenance Data IM http://mcquayservice.com/bi zlit/literature/lit_aa_iah/IMOM /672.3.pdf

AD-AHU-05 Air Handling Unit (AHU-5) 5101 - West Interstitial Temtrol WF-DH13

Instruction Manual Installation "start- Up" Operation-maintenance & Inspection IMP-80 11/97 http://cowardenvironmental.

com/downloads/Temtrol_Se ries_WF_Indoor_Mounted.p df

AD-AHU-06 Air Handling Unit (AHU-6) 5101 - East Interstitial Temtrol WF-DH26

Instruction Manual Installation "start- Up" Operation-maintenance & Inspection IMP-80 11/97 http://cowardenvironmental.

com/downloads/Temtrol_Se ries_WF_Indoor_Mounted.p df

AD-AHU-07 Air Handling Unit (AHU-7) 5101 - East Interstitial McQuay

CAH006FHA

C

Installation & Maintenance Data IM http://mcquayservice.com/bi zlit/literature/lit_aa_iah/IMOM /672.3.pdf

AD-AHU-08 Air Handling Unit (AHU-8) 5100 - Quad B Temtrol WF-DH27

Instruction Manual Installation "start- Up" Operation-maintenance & Inspection IMP-80 11/97 http://cowardenvironmental.

com/downloads/Temtrol_Se ries_WF_Indoor_Mounted.p df

AD-AHU-09 Air Handling Unit (AHU-9) 5101 - East Interstitial Temtrol WF-DH17

Instruction Manual Installation "start- Up" Operation-maintenance & Inspection IMP-80 11/97 http://cowardenvironmental.

com/downloads/Temtrol_Se ries_WF_Indoor_Mounted.p df

AD-AHU-10 Air Handling Unit (AHU-10) 5101 - East Interstitial Temtrol WF-DH12

Instruction Manual Installation "start- Up" Operation-maintenance & Inspection IMP-80 11/97 http://cowardenvironmental.

com/downloads/Temtrol_Se ries_WF_Indoor_Mounted.p df

AD-AHU-12 Air Handling Unit (AHU-12) 5101 - Quad E 98 Decon Strg Temtrol WF-DH17

Instruction Manual Installation "start- Up" Operation-maintenance & Inspection IMP-80 11/97 http://cowardenvironmental.

com/downloads/Temtrol_Se ries_WF_Indoor_Mounted.p df

AD-FTU 08-01

VAV fan terminal unit with hot water coil 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-502

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-FTU 08-02

VAV fan terminal unit with hot water coil 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-503

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-FTU 08-03

VAV fan terminal unit with hot water coil 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-504

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-FTU 08-04

VAV fan terminal unit with hot water coil 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-505

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-FTU 08-05

VAV fan terminal unit with hot water coil 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-506

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-FTU 08-06

VAV fan terminal unit with hot water coil 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-507

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

CDTF Equipment and Associated Maintenance Publications

MEK022AC-ACU-1

Packaged terminal through the wall AC unit

5101 - Quad E 96 Mgr Office

McQuay

2.2.17. CDTF MAINTENANCE MANUALS (PLANT/APPURTENANCES) (Cont.) 645

Tag Number Equipment Name Location Make Model

Number Publication on

Hand URL Source

AD-FTU 08-07

VAV fan terminal unit with hot water coil 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-508

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-FTU 08-08

VAV fan terminal unit with hot water coil 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-509

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-FTU 08-09

VAV fan terminal unit with hot water coil 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-510

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-FTU 08-10

VAV fan terminal unit with HW coil (os Dir office) 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-511

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-FTU 08-11

VAV fan terminal unit with hot water coil 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-512

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-FTU 08-12

VAV fan terminal unit with hot water coil 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-513

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-FTU 08-13

VAV fan terminal unit with hot water coil 5100 - Quad B

Environmental Technologies

CFR-WC

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-514

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-RF-1 Return Fan 5101 - West Interstitial Penn Ventilator REX-27B

CENTREX Model: REX Centrifugal Inline Fan Tubular Direct Drive and Belt Drive 11/08 https://www.pennbarry.com/ file/9625/PennBarry_Centre x_Catalog_REX.pdf

AD-RF-2 Return Fan 5101 - West Interstitial Penn Ventilator REX-27B

CENTREX Model: REX Centrifugal Inline Fan Tubular Direct Drive and Belt Drive 11/08 https://www.pennbarry.com/ file/9625/PennBarry_Centre x_Catalog_REX.pdf

AD-RF-3 Return Fan (AHU-8 Admin) 5100 - Quad B 7 Mech Rm Penn Ventilator REX-27B

CENTREX Model: REX Centrifugal Inline Fan Tubular Direct Drive and Belt Drive 11/08 https://www.pennbarry.com/ file/9625/PennBarry_Centre x_Catalog_REX.pdf

AD-VAV 1-1

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 72 Svc Glry

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-514

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 1-2

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 73 Bay 7

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC16

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-515

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 1-3

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 73 Bay 7

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 16

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-516

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 1-4

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 78 W Cold Crdr

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 14

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-517

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 1-5

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 74 Bay 1

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-518

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 1-6

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 72A Rotunda

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 14

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-519

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 1-7

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 75 Bay 2

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-520

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 1-8

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 76 Bay 3

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-521

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 2-1

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 72 Svc Glry

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-522

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 2-2

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 83 Bay 8

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 16

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-523

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 2-3

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 83 Bay 8

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 16

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-524

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 2-4

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 78 E Cold Crdr

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 14

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-525

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 2-5

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 72A Rotunda

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 14

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-526

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 2-6

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 82 Bay 4

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-527

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

CDTF Equipment and Associated Maintenance Publications

2.2.17. CDTF MAINTENANCE MANUALS (PLANT/APPURTENANCES) (Cont.) 648

Tag Number Equipment Name Location Make Model

Number Publication on

Hand URL Source

AD-VAV 2-7

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 80 Bay 6

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-528

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 2-8

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad D 81 Bay 5

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-529

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 3-1

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 37 Lab

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 14

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-530

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 3-2

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 38 Wet Lab

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-531

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 3-3

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 36 Lab Bal

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 08

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-532

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 5-1

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 31 Vestibule

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-533

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 5-2

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 30 Lobby

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 08

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-534

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 5-3

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 29 Safety Off

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-535

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 5-4

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 56 Corridor

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-536

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 5-5

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 52 Equip PkUp

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-537

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 6-01

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 34 Med Cutout

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 05

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-538

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 6-02

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 33 Med Rm

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 08

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-539

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 6-03

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 39 Minicam

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 08

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-540

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 6-04

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 41 Mask Ck

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 08

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-541

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 6-05

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 60 Women Stf

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 04

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-542

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 6-06

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 43 Hot Laundry

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-543

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 6-07

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 61 Women Lkr

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 08

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-544

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 6-08

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 49 Men Lkr

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 05

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-545

http://www.enviro-tec.com/pdf/iom/fan-power-iom-Feb2004.pdf

AD-VAV 6-09

VAV Terminal unit with hot water coil

5101 - Quad C 48 Men Lkr

Environmental Technologies SDR-WC 12

Installation guide; Drawing 15920 2/97; 152415/93; 16954 2/97; 19611;

19686; CMW-546

http://www.envi…