CEP PM TE 2 Boiler PM.pdf
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This synopsis describes a planned requirements contract for preventive and demand maintenance services at the Central Energy Plant at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. The base year of performance will commence on or around September 1, 2022 with four optional one-year extensions. Services include scheduled preventive maintenance, demand maintenance, and emergency repairs to boilers, chillers, pumps, pipes, valves, fittings, variable frequency drives, and water treatment systems. Interested parties must submit capabilities statements no longer than ten pages by December 22, 2021 addressing their experience, technical capabilities, and ability to self-perform at least 50% of the work. Respondents must indicate their small business status and meet all qualification and security requirements. The contract will be fixed-price and may be set aside for small businesses.
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TE-02 Central Energy Plants Boiler Preventive Maintenance
Annual
1. Open both fireside and waterside of boiler
2. Clean fireside of normal soot deposits
3. Flush the normal loose scale from the waterside
4. Visibly check both fireside and waterside for cracking, pitting, corrosion, erosion and scale
5. Remove water column heads and inspect water column piping
6. Check feed and blow off connections
7. Check tube sheets and tubes for evidence of water leakage
8. Check condition of refractory in doors and burner throat
9. Repair minor cracks in refractory and “wash-coat” as needed
10. Install new gaskets and seal fireside and waterside
11. Check combustion efficiency on primary fuel and adjust air-fuel controls for optimum efficiency
Quarterly
1. Test and blowdown low water cutoffs, feed-water controls and water column
2. Check pressure-regulating controls
3. Check burner and test flame failure controls
4. Check condensate tank, pump, vent and piping to boiler for leaks, corrosion or erosion
5. Check external boiler breeching, stack and damper
6. Check amperage draw on blower motor and feed-water pump
7. Check control valves and switches
8. Check all door bolts for tightness
9. Check combustion efficiency on primary fuel and adjust air fuel controls for optimum efficiency
Weekly
1. Blow down stack
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