TE 1 EQUIPMENT LIST Final.xlsx

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This file is an equipment list in spreadsheet format that appears to support the Preventive Maintenance and Repair Services solicitation for Kahuku Training Area. The document likely details the specific equipment, systems, and components that require maintenance, inspection, testing, and repair services under the contract, including HVAC systems, fire alarm and mass notification equipment, emergency lighting and exit signs, and lightning protection systems located at the training facility in Oahu, Hawaii. The equipment list would serve as a reference document for contractors to understand the scope and scale of assets they would be responsible for maintaining under the firm-fixed-price requirements contract structure outlined in the solicitation.

Without access to the actual spreadsheet contents, the specific equipment quantities, model numbers, locations, and maintenance requirements cannot be detailed; however, this inventory document is essential for quoters to develop accurate pricing and technical capability submissions for the 100 percent Total Small Business Set-Aside solicitation (NAICS 561210) with a base period and four 12-month option periods. Contractors should reference this equipment list when preparing their responses to ensure comprehensive coverage of all systems and components requiring preventive maintenance and repair services throughout the contract period.

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EQUIPMENT

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 1 (TE 1) — KTA EQUIPMENT INVENTORY LIST
Kahuku Training Area (KTA), Island of Oahu, HI | PWS 8.12: Contractor shall verify and update this inventory within sixty (60) calendar days of contract start and shall provide the updated list to the COR immediately upon any revision. Yellow-highlighted fields are TBD and shall be completed during initial verification.
BUILDINGFACILITY IDEQUIPMENT TYPEDESCRIPTIONMANUFACTURERMODEL #SERIAL #TYPE OF SYSTEMQTYPM FREQUENCYNOTES
15CAC01FIRE ALARM SYSTEMEST-3 fire alarm control panel and associated initiating/notification devicesEST (Edwards)FIRE ALARM1QuarterlyNFPA 72 / Hawaii State Fire Code; PWS 8.3.1
15CAC01MASS NOTIFICATION SYSTEMEST-3 mass notification panel (shared/associated with fire alarm) and notification appliancesEST (Edwards)MASS NOTIFICATION1QuarterlyNFPA 72 / Hawaii State Fire Code; PWS 8.3.2
15CAC01HVACAHU-1: Trane 2-ton unit, 800 CFMTrane4TEC3F24B1000AA1029NPP1VCENTRAL1QuarterlyPWS 8.6.1 Central HVAC
15CAC01HVACAHU-2: Trane 3.5-ton unit, 1400 CFMTrane4TEC3F42C1000AA102946PO1VCENTRAL1QuarterlyPWS 8.6.1 Central HVAC
15CAC01HVACAHU-3: Trane 5-ton unit, 1750 CFMTrane4TEC3F60B1000AA103150H71VCENTRAL1QuarterlyPWS 8.6.1 Central HVAC
15CAC01HVACAHU-4: Trane 1.5-ton unit, 600 CFMTrane4TEC3F18B1000AA10323LG01VCENTRAL1QuarterlyPWS 8.6.1 Central HVAC
15CAC01HVACAHU-5: Trane 1.5-ton unit, 600 CFMTrane4TEC3F18B1000AA10323LGY1VCENTRAL1QuarterlyPWS 8.6.1 Central HVAC
15CAC01HVACAHU-6: Trane 3.5-ton unit, 1400 CFMTrane4TEC242C1000AA102946P41VCENTRAL1QuarterlyPWS 8.6.1 Central HVAC; model prefix as recorded
15CAC01HVACAHU-7: Trane 3.5-ton unit, 1400 CFMTrane4TEC3F42C1000AA1029478F1VCENTRAL1QuarterlyPWS 8.6.1 Central HVAC
15CAC01LIGHTNING PROTECTIONSSMR lightning protection system serving Buildings CAC01 & CAC02 (8 strike-termination / system points as recorded)TBDLPS8Semi-AnnualNFPA 780 / UL 96A / UFC 3-575-01; PWS 8.5. Component detail on LIGHTNING PROTECTION sheet. Qty/config to be verified.
15CAC01EMERGENCY LIGHTING & EXIT SIGNSLighted exit signs and emergency lighting units (building interiors)TBDEMERGENCY EGRESSTBDAnnualPWS 8.4. Annual 90-minute full-duration test (NFPA 101 / Hawaii State Fire Code). Quantities, models, and serials to be verified during initial inventory (PWS 8.12).
17CAC02HVACRAC-1: Packaged terminal AC, 11,800 BTULGLG-LP120CED-Y8901KARW00262PACKAGED TERMINAL AC (PTAC)1QuarterlyPWS 8.6.2 PTAC. Model is LG (description previously listed Carrier). Serial recorded as 901KARW002 62.
17CAC02HVACRAC-2: Packaged terminal AC, 14,300 BTULGLG-LP150CED-Y8901KAAE0400PACKAGED TERMINAL AC (PTAC)1QuarterlyPWS 8.6.2 PTAC. Model is LG (description previously listed Carrier).
17CAC02LIGHTNING PROTECTIONLightning protection system components serving Building 17 (CAC02) — see LIGHTNING PROTECTION sheetTBDLPSSee Bldg 15 SSMRSemi-AnnualCovered under SSMR serving CAC01 & CAC02 (qty 8 recorded on Bldg 15 row). Verify coverage during initial inventory.
17CAC02EMERGENCY LIGHTING & EXIT SIGNSLighted exit signs and emergency lighting units (building interiors)TBDEMERGENCY EGRESSTBDAnnualPWS 8.4. Annual 90-minute full-duration test. Quantities, models, and serials to be verified during initial inventory (PWS 8.12).
100HVACDuctless split AC units, 5-tonMitsubishiTBDTBDDUCTLESS SPLIT2QuarterlyPWS 8.6.3. Model and serial numbers not recorded; capture during initial inventory (PWS 8.12).
100EMERGENCY LIGHTING & EXIT SIGNSLighted exit signs and emergency lighting units (building interiors), if installedTBDEMERGENCY EGRESSTBDAnnualPWS 8.4 applies to all lighted exit signs and emergency lighting units at KTA. Confirm presence and quantities during initial inventory.
100LIGHTNING PROTECTIONLightning protection system, if installed on Building 100TBDLPSTBDSemi-AnnualNot previously listed. Confirm presence during initial inventory. If none installed, mark N/A and note on the updated TE 1.
PM FREQUENCY LEGEND (aligns to PWS Section 8): Green = Quarterly (Fire Alarm, Mass Notification, HVAC) | Orange = Semi-Annual (Lightning Protection) | Blue = Annual (Emergency Lighting & Exit Signs, 90-minute test) | Yellow cells = TBD, complete during initial 60-day inventory.
NOTES: (1) Manufacturer for RAC-1/RAC-2 corrected from Carrier to LG based on model numbers LG-LP120CED-Y8 and LG-LP150CED-Y8. (2) Emergency lighting & exit signs added to align with PWS 8.4 (not previously listed). Quantities are TBD pending walkdown. (3) Lightning protection spelling corrected (was LIGHTENING / LIGHTINING). SSMR recorded as serving CAC01 & CAC02, quantity 8. (4) Building 100 split AC model/serial were blank ('-'); marked TBD for capture. (5) Deliverable A012. Column set supports A009 PM Report fields (building, equipment, manufacturer, model, serial). (6) Blank quantity-1 row under Building 17 removed.

TE 1 — KTA Equipment Inventory PWS 8.12 / Deliverable A012

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LIGHTNING PROTECTION

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 1 (TE 1) — LIGHTNING PROTECTION SYSTEM COMPONENTS
PWS 8.5: Semi-annual PM IAW NFPA 780, LPI-175, UL 96A, UFC 3-575-01, and Hawaii State Building Code. Due to coastal corrosion, elevated lightning activity, and severe weather, inspections shall include continuity, grounding, bonding, and corrosion. One in-depth inspection during the contract term is included in the semi-annual PM (not separately priced). Extra inspections after storms, lightning strikes, or roof work are unscheduled work under PWS 8.11.
BUILDINGFACILITY IDEQUIPMENT TYPECOMPONENTQTYNOTES / PM TASKS (PWS 8.5.1)
15CAC01LIGHTNING PROTECTIONStrike termination devices (rods, mesh, taut wires)TBDInspect air terminals and conductors for damage or displacement; visual inspection of all air terminals.
15CAC01LIGHTNING PROTECTIONConductors (copper/aluminum busbars, cables)TBDCheck for loose, deteriorated, or corroded connections; check for mechanical displacement or vibration damage.
15CAC01LIGHTNING PROTECTIONGrounding electrodes (rods, plates)TBDEvaluate grounding electrode condition; ground resistance testing.
15CAC01LIGHTNING PROTECTIONBonding connectors (bi-metallic, copper/aluminum)TBDVerify bonding integrity; continuity testing.
15CAC01LIGHTNING PROTECTIONSPDs (power, data, telecom)TBDInspect surge protection devices.
15CAC01LIGHTNING PROTECTIONSSMR system (shared CAC01 & CAC02)8Quantity 8 recorded on EQUIPMENT sheet as SSMR serving two buildings. Verify UL Master Label / NFPA 780 compliance. One in-depth inspection included in contract term.
17CAC02LIGHTNING PROTECTIONStrike termination devices (rods, mesh, taut wires)TBDInspect air terminals and conductors for damage or displacement.
17CAC02LIGHTNING PROTECTIONConductors (copper/aluminum busbars, cables)TBDCheck for loose, deteriorated, or corroded connections.
17CAC02LIGHTNING PROTECTIONGrounding electrodes (rods, plates)TBDEvaluate grounding electrode condition; ground resistance testing.
17CAC02LIGHTNING PROTECTIONBonding connectors (bi-metallic, copper/aluminum)TBDVerify bonding integrity; continuity testing.
17CAC02LIGHTNING PROTECTIONSPDs (power, data, telecom)TBDInspect surge protection devices.
100LIGHTNING PROTECTIONConfirm whether LPS is installed on Building 100TBDNot previously listed. Confirm during initial 60-day inventory. If none, mark N/A on updated TE 1.
INSPECTIONS SHALL INCLUDE AT MINIMUM (PWS 8.5.1): loose/deteriorated/corroded connections; air terminals and conductors for damage or displacement; grounding electrode condition; surge protection devices; mechanical displacement or vibration damage; visual inspection of all air terminals, conductors, and bonding points; continuity testing; ground resistance testing; verification of UL Master Label / NFPA 780 compliance; documentation for compliance. Sheet name corrected from LIGHTING / LIGHTINING PROTECTION to LIGHTNING PROTECTION.

TE 1 — Lightning Protection Components PWS 8.5 / Semi-Annual PM

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PM FREQUENCY SUMMARY

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 1 (TE 1) — PM FREQUENCY SUMMARY (supports A008 PM Schedule)
PWS 8.2: The Contractor shall develop and maintain a semiannual rolling Preventive Maintenance schedule for equipment listed in TE 1. The schedule shall identify all required quarterly, semiannual, annual, and other manufacturer-required PM activities. Submit to COR within ten (10) working days before the start of service (A008).
PWS PARASYSTEM / SERVICEFREQUENCYAQLPM REPORT (A009)NOTES
8.3 / 8.3.1Fire Alarm SystemQuarterly5%Within 5 working days after PM cycleNFPA 72 prescribed intervals. EST-3 panel, Bldg 15 (CAC01).
8.3 / 8.3.2Mass Notification SystemQuarterly5%Within 5 working days after PM cycleNFPA 72 and Hawaii State Fire Code. EST-3, Bldg 15 (CAC01).
8.4 / 8.4.1Emergency Lighting & Exit SignsAnnual10%Within 5 working days after PM cycle90-minute full-duration test. NFPA 101 / NFPA 70 / Hawaii State Fire Code. All buildings. Quantities TBD.
8.5 / 8.5.1Lightning Protection SystemsSemi-Annual10%Within 5 working days after PM cycleNFPA 780, UL 96A, UFC 3-575-01. One in-depth inspection included in the contract term (not separately priced).
8.6 / 8.6.1HVAC — Central (AHU-1 through AHU-7)Quarterly10%Within 5 working days after PM cycleBldg 15 (CAC01). Trane AHUs. UFC 3-410-01 / ASHRAE.
8.6 / 8.6.2HVAC — Packaged Terminal (PTAC)Quarterly10%Within 5 working days after PM cycleBldg 17 (CAC02). LG PTACs (RAC-1, RAC-2).
8.6 / 8.6.3HVAC — Ductless Split ACQuarterly10%Within 5 working days after PM cycleBldg 100. Two (2) Mitsubishi 5-ton units. Model/serial TBD.
8.7Consolidated PM Service Report (A009)Each PM cycle10%Within 5 working days after each scheduled PM cycleOne consolidated written report covering all PM completed in that cycle.
8.12TE 1 Inventory Update (A012)Initial + as revised10%Immediately upon any revisionInitial verification/update within 60 calendar days of contract start.

TE 1 — PM Frequency Summary Supports A008 / PWS 8.2

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