Attachment_7_-_Deinstallation_Work_Order_Updated_05_Feb_2018_.pdf
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- Advanced Contract Initiative (ACI) Temporary Emergency Power (TEMP) Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W911WN-18-R-3005
About this file
This document includes a de-installation work order template and information about a related federal contract opportunity. The de-installation work order is used to document the removal of generators and equipment from facilities by contractors, and includes fields to capture generator details, installation and removal dates, environmental inspections, and sign-offs.
The related federal contract opportunity is a requirements contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to provide emergency power services in response to natural disasters. Four contracts will be awarded for different regions, with values up to $75-110 million each. Contractors must be able to deploy resources within 21-24 hours of a task order to install, fuel, operate, maintain and repair generators at critical facilities. The solicitation is expected to be released on March 5th 2018, with proposals due 30 days later. Evaluation will use a best value tradeoff process, and contractors must be registered in the System for Award Management database.
Attachment 7 - De-Installation Work Order
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De-Installation Work Order US Army Corps of Engineers
Emergency Power
De-Installation Information
Mission Number: De-Installation Team:
Generator De-Installation Required Date/Time:
Generator De-Installation Completed Date/Time:
Generator: Barcode #: Transponder #: Serial #:
Generator Phase: Generator Configuration:
Generator Voltage: Generator Install Size:
Generator Amperage: Generator Hrs Meter Reading:
Generator Latitude: Generator Longitude:
Installation Team: No Generator in Yard:
Install Date/Time: Expected Recovery Date:
Install Assignment:
Facility Information
Facility Type: Facility Name:
Address/Location:
Facility Latitude: Facility Longitude:
Facility POC
POC Name: Work Phone:
Cell Phone: Email:
PII Generator Requirements
Output Phase: Configuration:
Calculated Load: Voltage (V):
Amperage (amp):
PII Cable Information
Cable Size: Cable runs per phase:
Neutral Runs: Neutral Runs:
Cable-Distance to
Connection:
Power Tasking: _________________
Date/Time Generated: ____________________
COR or Contract Specialist (Print)
Signature Date/Time
De-Installation Work Order US Army Corps of Engineers
Emergency Power
Ground Cable Information
Ground Cable Size: Ground Cable Runs:
Bare Copper Length: Total Ground Rods:
Initial Environmental Inspection
Inspection Date: Drums or Containers:
Distressed Vegetation: Soil Staining:
Strong Chemical, Organic/Solvent Odors:
Sheen on Standing Water or Surface Water Bodies On or Adjacent to Property:
Final Environmental Inspection
Inspection Date: Drums or Containers:
Distressed Vegetation: Soil Staining:
Strong Chemical, Organic/Solvent Odors:
Sheen on Standing Water or Surface Water Bodies On or Adjacent to Property:
Remarks
PII Generator Remarks:
Initial Environmental Remarks:
Final Environmental Remarks:
Power PRT LS (Print)
Driver’s Name (Print) Facility POC (Print)
Signature Date/Time
Signature Date/Time Signature Date/Time
ACI Contractor (Print)
Driver's License # (Print)
Signature Date/Time State Signature Date/Time
Notes:
The De-installation Work Order is also used as documentation of property accountability for generators and BOM between USACE, the Contractor, and the Facility POC.
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