Industry Day Slides.pdf
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This document contains a sources sought announcement and slides from an industry day presentation regarding a federal contract opportunity. The slides describe a project to replace pumps and associated piping, valves, supports and electrical systems at the Harry S. Truman Dam and Reservoir in Warsaw, Missouri. The estimated value is $500,000 to $1,000,000 to be awarded as a firm fixed price contract. The sources sought announcement requests capability statements from interested parties in order to define the solicitation approach that will ensure maximum competition. Responses should include bonding and experience information. The pre-solicitation is planned for mid-May 2022 with award in July/August 2022. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Kansas City will issue the solicitation and manage the resulting contract.
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HARRY S. TRUMAN DAM & RESERVOIR STATION
DRAINAGE PROJECT VIRTUAL INDUSTRY DAY
HST Station Drainage PDT March 29, 2022
AGENDA
• Project Overview
• Contracting Information
• Station Pump Requirements
• Piping, Valves, Supports, and Pump Openings
• Electrical, Controls, Monitoring, SCADA, and Cyber Security
• Construction Considerations
• Site Visit
• Closing - Questions/Comments
VICINITY MAP
Harry S. Truman Power Plant 15968 Truman Rd Warsaw, MO 65355
NOTE: Using the address in mapping apps will not direct contractor to the right location. The following coordinates are for the security gate access to Truman Powerhouse:
38.261350, -93.405858
PROJECT OVERVIEW
• Replacement of two (2) unwatering pumps and three (3) station drainage pumps at the Harry S. Truman Dam and Reservoir, Warsaw, MO.
• New discharge riser piping for submersible pumps, modifications to enlarge pump openings, new covers for the enlarged openings, and incidental related work within and around the sumps.
• Wiring, controls and associated equipment and enclosures.
• Controls and monitoring provided must be fully cyber compliant, functional as a stand-alone system, and with connection points to allow further integration into the existing SCADA network (by others).
CONTRACTING INFORMATION
• Invitation For Bid (IFB)
• Bonding requirement.
• Sources Sought posted on sam.gov on 09 March 22 (W912DQ22B1015)
• SAM.Gov Register or Update now due to new requirements Changes coming in April 2022
• Procurement Technical Assistance Centers Assist Small Businesses with variety of issues including SAM.GOV Registration To Find an Office nearest you https://www.aptac-us.org/
• Definitive responsibility requirement
• Pre-Solicitation mid May 2022
• Solicitation mid-late June 2022
STATION PUMP REQUIREMENTS
• Existing pumps to be removed and replaced
2 Unwatering Pumps 3 Station Drainage Pumps
• New Unwatering pumps Two (2), 2500 GPM @ 60’ TDH Secondary Guaranteed Point of 100 GPM @ 90’ TDH Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) Submersible or Water Lubricated Vertical Turbine
• New Station Drainage Pumps Three (3), 550 GPM @ 100’ TDH Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) Submersible or Water Lubricated Vertical Turbine
PIPING, VALVES, SUPPORTS, & PUMP OPENINGS
• Piping
Replace existing piping Type and quantity are still to be determined.
Steel, Stainless Steel or a combination are being considered.
• Valves, Existing gate valves are currently staying to provide isolation for work areas.
• Supports, and Openings Minimally enlarge openings to accommodate new pumps.
Design for support will be determined after final pump selection.
ELECTRICAL, CONTROLS, MONITORING, SCADA
AND CYBERSECURITY
• General Electrical Retrofit existing MCC with new circuit breakers for new pumps and controls. Provide VFD’s with new pump motors and controls.
• Controls, monitoring, SCADA Our intent is to provide brand name Allen Bradley controls for the contractor to procure and program.
The contractor will be provided in the specifications a list of the sequence of operations, i/o list, alarm list, communication spec and adapter part number, etc.
The Truman Project staff will terminate contractor provided and programmed equipment into the existing SCADA system to require a lower IAT level for the contractor.
• Cybersecurity - DoD approved and current cybersecurity IAT Level I certified personnel. The following are acceptable IAT level 1 certifications:
DODA+ CE, (CompTIA A+ Continuing Education) CCNA-Security, (Cisco Certified Network Associate – Security) CND, (EC-Council Certified Network Defender) Network+ CE, (CompTIA Network+ Continuing Education) SSCP, (ISC2 System Security Certified Practitioner)
CONSTRUCTION CONSIDERATIONS
• Construction Dewatering
Contractor will be responsible for providing a plan and any additional pumps, piping, and equipment required for dewatering areas for construction activities.
• Pumping for Normal Flow Event Contractor work plan will maintain a station drainage pumping capacity of 1200 GPM throughout the duration of the contract.
Contractor work plan will maintain one operational unwatering pump throughout the duration of the contract.
Government to supply crane operators, coordination is the responsibility of the contractor.
Government to manage, contractor to participate, in the Hazardous Energy Control Program.
ADVERTISEMENT AND AWARD (TENTATIVE DATES)
June 2022: 30 Day Advertisement
June 2022: Site Visit
July 2022: Bid Opening
July/August 2022: Contract Award
SITE VISIT (TENTATIVE DATE)
• June 2022 Weather permitting, a brief outside orientation will be held followed by small group site visits.
Contractors will have opportunity to see existing conditions and current equipment/facility.
This is a restricted access facility so groups must be escorted through the building.
Due to COVID19 restrictions the site visit will be conducted in small groups, limited to no more than 5 participants per group. Face masks will be required for all participants.
Only one small site visit group will be allowed into the power plant at a time.
Date may change based on a variety of reasons
QUESTIONS
For further information please contact
Mr. Dave Best, David.m.best@usace.army.mil
Mr. John Akin, John.h.akin@usace.army.mil
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