W912P5-16-R-0002-0006.pdf

CONTRACTING DIVISION (JD9)

JAMIE.DAVIES@USACE.ARMY.MIL

(615) 736-7921

(615) 736-7124

NASHVILLE TN 37202-1070

W38XDD50719840

AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

15A. NAME AND TITLE OF SIGNER (Type or print)

30-105-04EXCEPTION TO SF 30

APPROVED BY OIRM 11-84

STANDARD FORM 30 (Rev. 10-83) Prescribed by GSA

FAR (48 CFR) 53.243

The purpose of this amendment is to:

1. Post Set Six Q&A;

2. Revise Price Schedule;

3. Update/Add draw ings;

4. Update technical specifications;

5. Add Paragraph 6, Failure to Meet Performance Guarantees in Special Instructions;

6. Section 00115 Proposal Content Paragraph 2.1.1: Update similar in magnitude language;

7. Section 00115 Paragraph 2.2.3.1 and 00130 Paragraph 4.4.1: Add joint venture language;

8. Update Section 00130 Paragraph 4.7;

9. Add "Building" w age determination; and

10. Update clauses 52.252-3 and 252.236-7001.

1. CONTRACT ID CODE PAGE OF PAGES

J 1

16A. NAME AND TITLE OF CONTRACTING OFFICER (Type or print)

16C. DATE SIGNED

BY 13-Aug-2016

16B. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA15C. DATE SIGNED15B. CONTRACTOR/OFFEROR

(Signature of Contracting Officer)(Signature of person authorized to sign)

8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR (No., Street, County, State and Zip Code) X W912P5-16-R-0002

X 9B. DATED (SEE ITEM 11)

06-May-2016

10B. DATED (SEE ITEM 13)

9A. AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION NO.

11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

X The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offer is extended, X is not extended.

Offer must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended by one of the following methods:

(a) By completing Items 8 and 15, and returning 1 copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted;

or (c) By separate letter or telegram which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN

REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by telegram or letter, provided each telegram or letter makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA (If required)

13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS.

IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO. AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.

A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE

CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES (such as changes in paying office, appropriation date, etc.) SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(B).

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

D. OTHER (Specify type of modification and authority)

E. IMPORTANT: Contractor is not, is required to sign this document and return copies to the issuing office.

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

10A. MOD. OF CONTRACT/ORDER NO.

2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NO. 5. PROJECT NO.(If applicable)

6. ISSUED BY

3. EFFECTIVE DATE

13-Aug-2016

CODE

US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS-CELRN-RC-N

DIRECTORATE OF CONTRACTING

110 9TH AVENUE SOUTH, ROOM A680

NASHVILLE TN 37202-1070

W912P5 7. ADMINISTERED BY (If other than item 6)

4. REQUISITION/PURCHASE REQ. NO.

CODE W912P5

FACILITY CODECODE

EMAIL:TEL:

W912P5-16-R-0002

SUMMARY OF CHANGES

SECTION SF 30 - BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

The following have been added by full text:

AMEND 0006 TECHNICAL CHANGES

RFP No. W912P5-16-R-0002 Amendment No. 0006 Unit 4 Rehabilitation

Old Hickory Powerhouse Sumner County, Tennessee

I. CHANGES TO TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

A. PROJECT TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Remove project table of contents in its entirety (pages 1 and 2), and replace with revised project table of contents (pages 1 and 2).

B. Section 01 10 10 CONTRACTOR'S SITE OPERATIONS

1. Remove Section 01 10 10 in its entirety (pages 1 through 28), and replace with revised Section 01 10 10 (pages 1 through 28).

C. Section 01 11 10 SUMMARY OF WORK

1. Remove Section 01 11 10 in its entirety (pages 1 through 6), and replace with revised Section 01 11 10 (pages 1 through 6).

D. Section 01 22 00.00 MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT

1. Remove Section 01 22 00.00 in its entirety (pages 1 through 26), and replace with revised Section 01 22 00.00 (pages 1 through 26).

E. Section 03 60 00.01 CONCRETE DEMOLITION, REPAIR OF CONCRETE

SURFACES, AND MAJOR EQUIPMENT FOUNDATION REPAIR

1. Add new Section 03 60 00.01 (pages 1 through 10) to the set of Technical

Specifications.

F. Section 40 05 13.00 PIPING AND EQUIPMENT

1. Remove Section 40 05 13.00 in its entirety (pages 1 through 12), and replace with revised Section 40 05 13.00 (pages 1 through 12).

G. Section 48 13 13.01 DISASSEMBLY, REPAIR, AND REASSEMBLY OF TURBINE

RUNNER, Unit 4

1. Remove Section 48 13 13.01 in its entirety (pages 1 through 22), and replace with revised Section 48 13 13.01 (pages 1 through 22).

H. Section 48 13 13.02 DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY OF HYDRAULIC

TURBINE GENERATOR UNIT

1. Remove Section 48 13 13.02 in its entirety (pages 1 through 36), and replace with revised Section 48 13 13.02 (pages 1 through 37).

I. Section 48 13 13.06 GENERATOR THRUST BEARING INSPECTION AND

REFURBISHMENT

1. Remove Section 48 13 13.06 in its entirety (pages 1 through 22), and replace with revised Section 48 13 13.06 (pages 1 through 22).

J. Section 48 13 13.08 CAVITATION AND CRACK REPAIR

1. Remove Section 48 13 13.08 in its entirety (pages 1 through 23), and replace with revised Section 48 13 13.08 (pages 1 through 23).

K. Section 48 13 13.25 GENERATOR BRAKE SYSTEM REFURBISHMENT

1. Remove Section 48 13 13.25 in its entirety (pages 1 through 12), and replace with revised Section 48 13 13.25 (pages 1 through 12).

L. Section 48 13 16.00 GENERATOR REWIND AND REFURBISHMENT

1. Remove Section 48 13 16.00 in its entirety (pages 1 through 40), and replace with revised Section 48 13 16.00 (pages 1 through 40).

M. Appendix A – FORMS AND ATTACHMENTS

1. Remove the SUBMITTAL REGISTER in its entirety (pages 1 through 32), and replace with revised SUBMITTAL REGISTER (pages 1 through 32).

II. CHANGES TO DRAWINGS

A. Replace the following Contract Drawings with revised drawings:

Sheet Drawing No. Identification Description

Q15-79/1021 G-002 DRAWING INDEX - SHEET 1

Q15-79/1022 G-003 DRAWING INDEX - SHEET 2

Q15-79/1023 G-004 MECHANICALGENERALNOTES AND LEGEND

Q15-79/1039 E-703. CONDUITAND CABLE SCHEDULE

B. Replace the following Reference Drawings with new drawings:

Previous New Drawing No. Drawing No. Description

Q15-79/767.12ab Q15-79/767.13 ELECTRICAL, MISC. CONNECTION DIAGRAM, SHEET 2

Q15-79/862.4 Q15-79/862.8 GENERATOR AND TURBINE PIT LIGHTING PLANS

C. Add the following new drawings to the set of Reference Drawings:

Drawing No. Description

Q15-79/512.2 VALVE OPERATION DIAGRAM GOVERNOR AND LUBRICATING OIL

Q15-79/538 MECHANICAL, THRUST BEARING OIL COOLER ASSEMBLY AND SECTIONS

Q15-79/753.8 CONNECTION DIAGRAM GENERATOR NO. 3 AND 4 AND TRANSFORMER 2

Q15-79/806.6 CONDUIT AND GROUNDING GENERATOR NO. 4 AREA EL. 428.0

Q15-79/807.6 CONDUIT AND GROUNDING SECTIONS - EL. 428.0

Q15-79/808.5 CONDUIT AND GROUNDING GENERATOR HOUSING DETAILS

Q15-79/810.6 CONDUIT AND GROUNDING EQUIPMENT BAY EL. 428.0 - SHEET 2

Q15-79/818.17 CONDUIT AND GROUNDING UNIT 4 AREA EL. 413.0

Q15-79/819.6 CONDUIT AND GROUNDING DETAILS - EL. 413.0 SHEET 1

Q15-79/820.6 CONDUIT AND GROUNDING DETAILS - EL. 413.0 SHEET 2

Q15-79/828.7 CABLE ARRANGEMENT ON TRAYS PLAN AND SECTIONS - SHEET 2

Q15-79/852.1 GENERATOR ROOM LIGHTING PLANS, SECTIONS, AND DETAILS

Q15-79/860.3 TURBINE FLOOR EL. 413.0 UNIT 4 LIGHTING PLAN

970839-4.N ACTUATOR WIRING DIAGRAM UNIT #4

T-5139659 TERMINAL BOARD ARRANGEMENT

--- END OF AMENDMENT NO. 0006 TECHNICAL CHANGES---

SECTION 00100 - BIDDING SCHEDULE/INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS

The following have been added by full text:

Q&A SET SIX

Old Hickory Unit #4 Rehabilitation Solicitation Number: W912P5-16-R-0002

Questions and Answers

74. Question: Section 01 10 10 paragraph 1.18.5 states that "Contractor shall provide required lifting devices, if existing lifting devices fail NDT, including any required special lifting device." The contractor requests the Government to clarify whether the cost associated with the replacement of existing lifting devices shall be included in the proposed price of this solicitation or shall be charged to a change order after the NDT inspection. If the cost shall be include in the proposal, which CLIN should be used?"

Answer: Section 01 10 10, Paragraph 1.18.5 has been revised in Amendment 0006.

75. Question: Section 48 13 16 paragraph 3.25 states that "The stator foundation grout shall be inspected and repaired as required in accordance with the Contractor's approved stator foundation grout repair procedure". It's our understanding that this work will be charged on a T&M basis or a change order. Please confirm if this understanding is correct.

Answer: Section 03 60 00.01 has been added. Section 01 22 00.00 has been revised. CLIN "Unit 4 Foundation Grout Repair" has been added. These revisions have been incorporated in Amendment 0006.

76. Question: Section 42 13 19.00, article 2.4.2 states that the reference drawings contain the original drawings of the oil coolers as well as 1998 drawings when the coolers were replaced.

However, the reference drawings appear to contain only the original drawings, with little detail. Can you submit the 1998 drawings to help provide costing?

Answer: The 1998 drawing of the oil coolers, Q15-79/538, has been added in Amendment 0006 reference drawings.

77. Question: Can you define the extent of the cabling to be replaced? Do you intend to replace all the cabling in the junction box?

Answer: All cabling in the junction box will be replaced. Cable replacement will extend to the nearest external terminal block outside of the generator as specified on new contract drawing sheet E-703 added in Amendment 0006. Also see response to Question #83.

78. Question: We understand that the existing cables to be removed by USACE and to be replaced by the Contractor (par 3.26 section 48 13 16.00) are limited by the wires terminated inside the instrumentation panel inside the generator housing (see attached picture). Please confirm and clarify if cables from this panel heading to the control room shall be retained or changed by the Contractor.

Answer: See response to Question #77.

79. Question: We understand that alarm and tripping contacts for the new temperature devices shall be available at the new display panels to be provided and installed at the governor actuator board. Please, can USACE confirm and precise if they also expect the Contractor to also run cables from those panels to the control room.

Answer: See response to Question #77.

80. Question: At section 48 13 16.00 par. 3.26: What is the meaning of “extending externally”?

What should be considered as the limiting point where the cables shall be replaced?

Answer: Section 48 13 16.00, Paragraph 3.28 has been revised in Amendment 0006. Also see responses to Questions #77 and #83.

81. Question: Section 40 05 13.00 article 3.5 requests cleaning, inspection and testing of the

CO2 system. However, there are no drawings or information made available for this.

Drawings Q15-79/540 and 541 (as seen on the reference drawing list) seem to cover this piping. If available, please provide these drawings.

Answer: Original drawing, 162D598, of the CO2 piping in the air housing was added in Amendment 0002. Drawings Q15-79/540 and Q15-79/541 which are not included in the reference drawings are obsolete. Section 40 05 13.00, Paragraph 3.5.1 has been revised in Amendment 0006. Additional system information can be requested by the selected offeror post-award.

82. Question: Subfactor 3 A: Stator Winding Losses. Guarantee losses for DC I^2Ra, core loss, stray load loss (@ 42MVA, 0.9pf & @ 35.9375 MVA, 0.80pf). Given the requirement to garuantee these losses is a performance LD applicable? Is there evaluation criteria for the proposal with the best efficiency?

Answer: Section 00115, 2.2.2.1 Subfactor 3A was updated to 45,000 kVA in Amendment 0002. A performance penalty has been added in Amendment 0006 to Section 00800.

Evaluation criteria for Subfactor 3A is included in Section 00130 4.3.1.

83. Question: Price Item No. 0101 (Section 48 13 16 00) -furnish, install and test all new turbine and generator wiring. Per article 3.26, a new terminal board will be supplied and installed outside the generator air housing. The contractor "shall design, furnish, and install all new wiring for the generator and turbine, this includes wiring terminating in the generator and turbine but extending externally." Per article 3.14.i, the contractor shall "Install new neutral CTs. Provide new wiring from CTs to new terminal box." Per article 2.5, twenty-four RTDs shall be supplied, installed and their extension wires terminated at the new generator terminal box. Given the existing termination box located within the generator air housing: 1) please define all the transducer signals populating this terminal box. 2) Will these terminations reside in the new generator terminal box (located outside the generator air housing)? 3) Is the CT terminal box specific to just CT signals and where shall it be located? 4) Please confirm that the intention of this rewiring request is to have the contractor provide new transducers as required in their supply, route extension wires to a termination panel and land. 5) Please clarify via drawings or more descriptive language the required generator and turbine rewiring (denote all desired transducers and the location of their final terminations).

Answer: See new reference drawings Q15-79/753.8, Q15-79/808.5, and GE drawing T- 5139659, added in Amendment 0006, for devices terminating at the generator terminal box.

See also existing reference generator and turbine drawings for device locations for example GE drawings 162D390 and 528E637 sheets 1 and 2, and BLH drawings 39128, 39130, 39177, 39634, 41463. With regard to the new generator terminal box, the intent is to place the new box external to the air housing and move the existing box terminations to the new box. There is no separate CT terminal box nor is a new one anticipated. CT terminal blocks shall be installed where CT’s land on terminal blocks. The contractor shall furnish and install all new wiring specified in Section 48 13 16.00 and new transducers specified in Sections 48 13 13.02 and 48 13 16.00. Section 48 13 16.00, Paragraphs 2.12 and 3.16.i have been revised in Amendment 0006. The contractor is reminded to coordinate other work in the contract that may involve terminations in the terminal box. The Government will evaluate proposed changes to the size, location, and number of terminations during the submittal approval process.

84. Question: The unit 4 rotor poles will be removed sent out to be reinsulated and reinstalled so there is a possibility that the rotor will require balance runs. Typically the USACE puts in a CLIN for the optional cost for generator rotor balancing. Will the government consider to add this optional scope?

Answer: Section 48 13 13.02, Paragraph 3.17 has been added in Amendment 0006 and requires balancing of the rotor during reassembly of the generating unit

85. Question: Please confirm whether the acceptance criteria for the production coils is a) the satisfactory completion of the specified electrical testing (as noted in Section 48 13 16.00, para. 3.3), or b) the absence of voids in the insulation as observed through dissection of the coils that have successfully completed both thermal cycle and voltage endurance testing (as noted in Section 48 13 16.00, para. 3.2.1).

Answer: Section 48 13 16.00, Paragraph 2.4.6 has been revised. Also reference new Paragraphs 3.3 and 3.6 added in Amendment 0006.

86. Question: Please clarify the acceptance criteria for the void-free requirements. Contractor's experience on VPI coils demonstrates that coils can have pin hole sized voids between the strands and between strand and turn insulation and still pass all accelerated life acceptance testing.

Answer: See response to Question #85.

87. Question: This Contractor's experience indicates that the dissection tools and methodology can strongly influence what can be observed in the dissection sample and may in fact produce inconclusive or incorrect results. Understanding that there is no industry recognized acceptance criteria for visual inspection. Please specify additional details expected from the Contractor with respect to the dissection methodology.

Answer: Reference revised section 48 13 16.00, paragraph 3.3 in Amendment 0006. The Government is not directing a specific dissection tool or methodology.

88. Question: Is it required to replace the seals and do associated work on draft tube and spiral case doors?

Answer: Replacing seals and other associated work on the draft tube and spiral case doors is not included in the scope of this contract.

89. Question: Thrust bearing oil cooler drawings are missing. Can we get those?

Answer: See response to Question #76.

90. Question: Do original assembly instructions exist? Can we get them?

Answer: The Government does not have original assembly instructions for the unit. Runner erection is shown on existing reference drawing 40034. Details of lifting rig for pipes inside main shaft is shown on existing reference drawing 40027. Existing reference drawing 182C801 shows the rotor lifting device. Generic instructions on assembly from the original manufacturers can be made available to the selected offeror post award.

91. Question: There are threaded holes with eye bolts installed for attachment of platform under runner. Can we use the same threaded holes with eye bolts installed for attachment of the new platform?

Answer: Attachment of the platform shall be made as specified in Section 05 50 14.00, Paragraph 1.4.2 and will be approved during the submittal review process as required in Section 05 50 14.00.

92. Question: What type of oil shall be used for pressure testing the runner-shaft assembly?

Answer: Section 48 13 13.01, Paragraph 3.3.19d has been added in Amendment 0006.

93. Question: What is the total quantity of oil in the runner?

Answer: Reference Drawing Q15-79/512.2, added in Amendment 0006, includes the approximate quantity of oil in the runner. The Contractor shall verify exact quantities in the field.

94. Question: Is supply of connection bolts and nuts of runner to the shaft, shafts to one another and runner blade to runner mechanism lever required as well? Do those have to be Superbolt style nuts and bolts?

Answer: Replacement of the runner to shaft or other shaft to shaft fasteners is not included in this contract. Superbolt type nuts are required for replacement of fasteners inside the hub per Section 48 13 13.01.

95. Question: Is hydraulic governor single line diagram available?

Answer: The actuator wiring diagram for Unit #4, 970839-4.N_ab, has been added in Amendment 0006.

96. Question: We can not find section 02 41 19.00 28 (referred to on drawing sheet G004).

Answer: Drawing sheet G-004 has been revised. Reference to section 02 41 19.00 28 removed. These revisions have been incorporated in Amendment 0006.

97. Question: What is the size of flanges or pipe for relay valve discharge and relay valve pressure?

Answer: Work on the governor relay valve and its connected piping is not included in the scope of this contract. Piping within the governor actuator cabinet is not included in the scope of this contract.

98. Question: Is there a drainage pipe to the governor oil sump? What is the size?

Answer: Piping in the governor oil sump is not included in the scope of this contract.

99. Question: 48 13 16.00 Generator 3.23.C – Can’t compare pre-disassembly and post disassembly phase rotation checks because unit is not working. Can’t make pre-disassembly phase rotation checks.

Answer: Section 48 13 16.00, Paragraph 3.25.C has been revised in Amendment 0006.

100. Question: SECTION 01 11 10 page 2, ":The Contractor shall also be required to rehabilitate Unit 4 by replacement of the generator stator core and stator winding; and re-insulation and testing of the field winding. The new stator winding shall be rated at 45mva at a power factor of 0.9 with a temperature rise limited to 75 degrees C above a 40 degree C ambient temperature. This Contractor's electromagnetic design program used to create new generators and analyse existing systems calculates the rating limitations associated for 75⁰C temperature rise at 45MVA (Unity power factor) and 42MVA (0.9 power factor).

Respectfully request that the desired temperature rise is subject to the Hydroelectric Industry Standard IEEE C50.12 section 7.1.1 Table 6 (< 83⁰C).

Answer: Section 01 11 10, Paragraph 1.2 and Section 48 13 16.00, Paragraph 2.3 have been revised in Amendment 0006.

101. Question: Question on the Letter of credit to replace the performance and payment bonds. What are the respective value required by USACE to replace performance bond and payment bond?

Answer: In accordance with FAR 28.204-3(a), Irrevocable Letter of Credit, "Any person required to furnish a bond has the option to furnish a bond secured by an irrevocable letter of credit (ILC) in an amount equal to the penal sum required to be secured. A separate ILC is required for each bond." Accordingly, in lieu of furnishing a Performance Bond, a contractor must furnish an ILC in an amount equal to 100% of the original contract price and, in lieu of furnishing a Payment Bond, a contractor must furnish a separate ILC in an amount equal to 100% of the original contract price.

102. Question: If a member of our joint venture is a woman owned small business will we get credit for that?

Answer: For the purpose of determining the business size, the Joint Venture is the prime contractor and the business size of the prime contractor, as classified in the System for

Award Management (SAM), should be used when completing Factor 6 Small Business Participation Plan.

103. Question: If a joint venture is formed, should we include the EMR for all companies or average them together?

Answer: If a joint venture is formed, each company should submit their individual EMR. See Revised Section 00115, Paragraph 2.2.3.1 and Section 00130, Paragraph 4.4.1 in Amendment 0006.

104. Question: If a joint venture is formed, should we submit the financial statement for each company or combine them?

Answer: If the Joint Venture has previously performed under a contract as a Joint Venture, then the Joint Venture's financial statement should be provided. If the proposed contract represents the first time the Joint Venture members will be working together, then each member of the Joint Venture should provide their financial statements.

105. Question: With regard to the answer to Q59, because the scope of this CLIN 90 is unknown at this time, the contractor won't be able to provide a fixed price. We respectfully request deleting the content of this CLIN, but keep this CLIN number with no scope so that the other CLINs won't be impacted.

Answer: See revised response to Question #59.

106. Question: Bidder requests that the similar project magnitude value for Volume I Past Performance Proposals Category B projects be reduced to $3.5M instead of $7M. The $7M value is suitable for category A & C projects, but more often than not, category B projects are not in excess of $7M.

Answer: Per Amendment 0006, the similar in magnitude requirement for Factor 1 has been revised. See Revised Section 00115, Paragraph 2.1.1 in Amendment 0006.

107. Question: We are looking for wage rates for Millwrights and Machinists, which are not provided in the current Wage Determination. Please confirm correct wage determination.

Answer: Per Amendment 0006, "Building" wage determination has been added.

59. Revised (this answer replaces the previous answer in its entirety) Question: With regard to CLIN 0090 Brake and Jack Cylinder Repair (As Needed), please provide a detailed description of the expected repair scope and technical requirement. Section 48 13 13.25 paragraph 3.3.6 mentions that " The Contracting Officer will direct the Contractor as to which repair to make." This is interpreted that the repair scope is uncertain.

Without a clear scope, the bidder won't be able to provide a fixed price for this CLIN.

Answer: Section 48 13 13.25, Paragraph 3.3.6 has been updated. CLIN "Brake and Jack Cylinder Repair (As Needed)" has been removed. These revisions have been incorporated in Amendment 0006. As Needed Brake and Jack Cylinder Repair, in excess of what is specified in Section 48 13 13.25, Paragraph 3.3.6, has been removed in Amendment 0006.

The following have been modified:

PRICE SCHEDULE

PRICE SCHEDULE

OLD HICKORY UNIT NO. 4

TURBINE GENERATOR REHABILITATION

(August 2016)

Item No. Description Est.

Qty.

UOM Unit Price Amount

0001-0010 SITE WORK AND STRUCTURAL

0001 Site Mobilization to Accomplish Work;

Site Demob to Remove Equipment, Cleanup and Restore Site to Original condition

1 Job $ $

0002 Disassemble Hydraulic Turbine/Generator Unit and Inspect Components

1 Job $ $

0003 Reassemble Generating Unit 1 Job $ $

0004 Furnish Center Hole Jacking System 1 Job $ $ 0005 Investigate the Condition of Generating

Unit Prior to Disassembly 1 Job $ $

0006 Determine Unit Centerline with Benchmarks, Unit 4

1 Job $ $

0007 Operational Testing After Reassembly of Generating Unit

1 Job $ $

0008 Painting 1 Job $ $ 0009 On-site Lead Based Paint Removal and

Disposal 1 Job $ $

0010 Furnish New Draft Tube Platform 1 Job $ $

0011-0030 TURBINE RUNNER

REFURBISHMENT

0011 Disassembly and Reassembly of Turbine Runner in the Field

1 Job $ $

0012 Shipment of Turbine Runner and Blades to/from Contractor’s Shop

1 Job $ $

0013 Inspection of Blade Servo Piston and Cylinder, Piston Rod and Piston Cap

1 Job $ $

0014 Furnish Blade Servomotor Piston Rings 1 Job $ $ 0015 Furnish Blade Servo Piston Rod Rings 1 Job $ $ 0016 Furnish Blade Servo Piston Rod

Bushing 1 Job $ $

0017 Furnish Superbolt Nuts for Blade Piston Rod

1 Job $ $

0018 Furnish New Blade Piston Rod (As Needed)

1 Job $ $

0019 Furnish New Runner Hub Bushings and Operating Rod Bushings

1 Job $ $

0020 Furnish Superbolt Nuts for Blade Operating Mechanism

1 Job $ $

0021 Inspection of Runner and Blades and Components

1 Job $ $

0022 Furnish All Steel Components for Blade Operating Mechanism

1 Job $ $

0023 Machine Runner Flange Face

0023A Machine Runner Flange Face 1 Job $ $

0023B Additional Machining Runner Flange Face (As Needed)

2 EA $ $

0024 Machine Runner Flange Face For Double O-Ring Installation And Provide O-Rings

1 Job $ $

0025 Machine O-Ring Grooves In The Runner Fastener Bores For 18 Runner To Main Shaft Fasteners And Provide O-Rings

1 Job $ $

0026 Machine Blade Inner And Outer Bushings after Installation And Provide and Install Radial Dowel Pins For Inner Blade Bushing

1 Job $ $

0027 Blade Packing Box Modification To Blade Trunnion

1 Job $ $

0028 Blade Packing Box Modification To Blade Retaining Rings

0029 Crosshead Eye End Bore Chamfer Modification

1 Job $ $

0030 Polish Blade Trunnions 1 Job $ $

0031-0090 MECHANICAL WORK

0031 Refurbish Oil Head 1 Job $ $ 0032 Furnish New Oil Head Bushings 1 Job $ $ 0033 Ship Intermediate Shaft and Main Shaft

To Contractor’s Shop 1 Job $ $

0034 Inspect Intermediate and Generator Shafts

1 Job $ $

0035 Inspect Turbine Shaft 1 Job $ $

0036 Machine Main Shaft Below Shaft Sleeve

0036A Machine Main Shaft Below Shaft Sleeve

1 Job $ $

0036B Additional Machine Main Shaft Below Shaft Sleeve (As Needed)

3 EA $ $

0037 Machine Main Shaft Flange Face to Runner Hub

0037A Machine Main Shaft Flange Face to Runner Hub

1 Job $ $

0037B Additional Machine Main Shaft Flange Face to Runner Hub (As Needed)

3 EA $ $

0038 Machine Outer Diamter (OD) of New Turbine Shaft Sleeve

1 Job $ $

0039 Hone Blade Servomotor Cylinder 1 Job $ $ 0040 Machine Blade Servomotor Cylinder

(As Needed) 1 Job $ $

0041 Assembly/Disassembly Turbine Runner, Blades and Shafts for Pressure Testing in Shop

1 Job $ $

0042 Pressure Test Blade Servo Operating System

1 Job $ $

0043 Static Pressure Test Assembled Turbine Runner, Blades and Shafts

1 Job $ $

0044 Hydraulic Turbine Test Oil

0044A Provide Hydraulic Turbine Oil for Pressure Testing

0044B Package and Ship Turbine Test Oil to Old Hickory Powerhouse (As Needed)

1 Job $ $

0045 Inspect and Refurbish Upper Generator Guide Bearing Pads

0045A Inspect and Ship Upper Generator

1 Job $ $

0045B Refurbish Upper Generator Guide Bearing Pads

1 Job $ $

0046 Inspect and Refurbish Lower Generator

0046A Inspect and Ship Lower Generator

1 Job $ $

0046B Refurbish Lower Generator Guide Bearing Pads

1 Job $ $

0047 Inspect Turbine Guide Bearing Housing and Inspect and Refurbish Turbine Guide Bearing

0047A Inspect Turbine Guide Bearing Housing 1 Job $ $ 0047B Inspect and Ship Turbine Guide Bearing 1 Job $ $ 0047C Refurbish Turbine Guide Bearing 1 Job $ $ 0048 Inspect and Refurbish Spare Upper

Generator Guide Bearing Pads

0048A Inspect and Ship Spare Upper Generator

1 Job $ $

0048B Refurbish Spare Upper Generator Guide Bearing Pads

1 Job $ $

0049 Inspect and Refurbish Spare Lower Generator Guide Bearing Pads

0049A Inspect and Ship Spare Lower Generator

1 Job $ $

0049B Refurbish Spare Lower Generator Guide Bearing Pads

1 Job $ $

0050 Inspect and Refurbish Spare Turbine Guide Bearing

0050A Inspect and Ship Spare Turbine Guide Bearing

1 Job $ $

0050B Refurbish Spare Turbine Guide Bearing 1 Job $ $ 0051 Generator Thrust Bearing Phase 1

Inspection 1 Job $ $

0052 Generator Thrust Bearing Phase 2 Inspection (As Needed)

0053 Refurbishment of Thrust Bearing Shoes

0053A Shipment of Thrust Bearing Shoes 1 Job $ $ 0053B Refurbish Thrust Bearing Shoes 1 Job $ $ 0053C Machine Shoe Backside (As Needed) 1 Job $ $ 0054 Refurbishment of Thrust Bearing

Runner (As Needed)

0054A Shipment of Thrust Bearing Runner (As Needed)

1 Job $ $

0054B Resurface Running Face and Backside of Thrust Bearing Runner (As Needed)

1 Job $ $

0054C Runner Face Resurfacing (As Needed) 1 Job $ $ 0054D Rework The Split Faces Of The Thrust

Bearing Runner (As Needed) 1 Job $ $

0054E Furnish New Thrust Bearing Runner Split Line Keys and Perform Related Keywork (As Needed)

1 Job $ $

0054F Furnish and Install New Fasteners for Joining Runner Halves (As Needed)

1 Job $ $

0055 Inspect and Refurbish Air Valve Assembly

1 Job $ $

0056 Refurbish Wicket Gate Servomotors 1 Job $ $ 0057 Chrome Plate Gate Servo Piston Rod

(As Needed) 1 Job $ $

0058 Wicket Gates (Alternates) 0058A Inspect and Refurbish Existing Wicket

Gates (Alternate) 1 Job $ $

0058B Provide New Stainless Steel Wicket Gates (Alternate)

1 Job $ $

0059 Replace Wicket Gate Mechanism Grease System

1 Job $ $

0060 Provide New Bronze Bushings/Bearing Plate for Wicket Gate Linkage, Operating Mechanism, Gate Stem, Wicket Gate Servos and Vacuum Valve

1 Job $ $

0061 Wicket Gate Operating Mechanism Refurbishment

1 Job $ $

0062 Provide a Pneumatic Shear Pin Detection System with Alarms

1 Job $ $

0063 Furnish Spare Set of Shear Pins 1 Job $ $ 0064 Stay Ring Inspection 1 Job $ $ 0065 Headcover and Facing Plate Inspection and Refurbishment

0066 Machining of Headcover Facing Plates (As Needed)

4 Job $ $

0067 Furnish New Headcover Facing Plates (As Needed)

3 EA $ $

0068 Machining of Stay Vane Mounting Flange to Headcover

1 Job $ $

0069 Additional Stay Vane Flange Machining (As Needed)

1 Job $ $

0070 Bottom Ring and Facing Plate Inspection and Refurbishment

1 Job $ $

0071 Machining of Bottom Ring Facing Plates (As Needed)

4 Job $ $

0072 Provide New Bottom Ring Facing Plates (As Needed)

3 EA $ $

0073 Machining of Upper Surface of Discharge Ring (As Needed)

1 Job $ $

0074 Operating Ring Refurbishment 1 Job $ $ 0075 Line Bore Wicket Gate Stem Bushing

Housings 1 Job $ $

0076 Provide New Packing Box, Gland and Lantern

1 Job $ $

0077 Provide Shaft Sleeve 1 Job $ $ 0078 Furnish Mandrel and Clamps for Shaft

Sleeve (As Needed) 1 Job $ $

0079 Discharge Ring Cavitation Repair 0079A Machine and Overlay with Stainless

Steel a 48 inches Wide by ¼ inch Deep Band - Basic Repair

1 Job $ $

0079B Additional 1 inch Wide Bands by ¼ inch Deep (As Needed)

12 Inch $ $

0079C Additional 1 inch Wide Bands by 1/8 inch Deep (As Needed)

60 Inch $ $

0080 Base Metal Spot Repair Discharge Ring 0080A First 100 Pounds of Base Metal Repair 100 LB $ $ 0080B Over 100 Pounds (As Needed) 75 LB $ $ 0081 Discharge Ring Anchorage 0081A First 288 Anchors Installed 288 EA $ $ 0081B Over 288 Anchors Installed (As

Needed)

150 EA $ $

0082 Discharge Ring Epoxy-Injection 0082A First 5 Cubic Feet of Epoxy 5 CF $ $

0082B Over 5 Cubic Feet of Epoxy (As

5 CF $ $

0083 Base Metal Spot Repair Runner Hubs, Blades, Seal Ring Segments

0083A First 100 Pounds 100 LB $ $ 0083B Over 100 Pounds (As Needed) 75 LB $ $ 0084 Removal, Inspection, and Reinstallation of Cooling Water, Oil, Carbon Dioxide, and Pneumatic Piping Systems

1 Job $ $

0085 Replace Turbine Guide Bearing Oil System

1 Job $ $

0086 Thrust Bearing Oil Cooler 1 Job $ $ 0087 High Pressure Lift System 1 Job $ $ 0088 Braking System Refurbishment 1 Job $ $ 0089 Brake Ring Field Inspection 1 Job $ $ 0090 Brake Ring Refurbishment (As Needed) 1 Job $ $

0091-0104 ELECTRICAL WORK

0091 Furnish Complete Set Of Stator Coils

Including Supplies and Accessories For A Complete New Winding Including Factory Testing

1 Job $ $

0092 Furnish For Accelerated Life Test and Have Tested Prototype Coils Identical To Coils Supplied In Item 0091

1 Job $ $

0093 Furnish For Thermal Cycle Test and Have Tested Prototype Coils Identical To Coils Supplied In Item 0091

1 Job $ $

0094 Furnish Spare Parts 1 Job $ $ 0095 Cleaning Rotating Main And Pilot

Exciters And Truing Collector Rings 1 Job $ $

0096 Re-insulate Rotor Field Poles 1 Job $ $ 0097 Furnish and Install New Stator Core 1 Job $ $ 0098 Install and Test New Stator Winding 1 Job $ $ 0099 Furnish and Install New Generator

Terminal Box 1 Job $ $

0100 Rewire Turbine and Generator 1 Job $ $ 0101 Perform Special Field Tests 1 Job $ $ 0102 Furnish and Install Complete New

Machine Condition Monitoring System 1 Job $ $

0103 Furnish and Install New High Resistance Grounding System

0104 Unit 4 Foundation Grout Repair 1 Job $ $

0105-0117 AS NEEDED LABOR

0105 Miscellaneous Welding (As Needed) 100 LBS $ $ 0106 Machinist Hire (As Needed) 100 HRS $ $ 0107 Electrician Hire (As Needed) 100 HRS $ $ 0108 Welding Services (As Needed) 100 HRS $ $ 0109 Painter Hire (As Needed) 50 HRS $ $ 0110 Other Skilled Craftsmen Hire (As

Needed)

100 HRS $ $

0111 General Laborer Hire (As Needed) 100 HRS $ $ 0112 Liquid Penetrant Method (As Needed) 40 HRS $ $ 0113 Magnetic Particle Method (As Needed) 40 HRS $ $ 0114 Ultrasonic Method (As Needed) 40 HRS $ $ 0115 Radiographic Method (Shop Only) (As

Needed)

10 HRS $ $

0116 Thermal Spraying (As Needed) 25 HRS $ $ 0117 Miscellaneous Parts and Materials (As

1 Job NTE $ 100,000.00

0118 Contractor Coordination 0118 Contractor Coordination 1 Job $ $

Total $

SECTION 00115

SECTION 00115

PROPOSAL CONTENT

1.0 ORGANIZATION. Proposals shall be organized as follows:

Volume I: Past Performance Proposal Factor 1 – Performance Confidence Assessment

Volume II: Technical Proposal Factor 2 – Turbine Refurbishment

Subfactor 2A – Disassembly, Repair, and Assembly Plan and Field Machining Capability Subfactor 2B – Turbine Component Machining and Manufacturing Capability

Factor 3 – Generator Stator Rewind Subfactor 3A – Stator Winding Losses Subfactor 3B – Stator Winding Manufacturing and Installation Details

Factor 4 – Corporate Approach Subfactor 4A – Safety Management Subfactor 4B – Quality Management Factor 5 – Schedule

Volume III: Small Business Participation Plan

Factor 6 – Small Business Participation Plan

Volume IV: Price Proposal (separate from Volumes I, II, and III in a sealed envelope or box)

Factor 7 – Price Proposal

Tab A – Proposal Data Sheet Tab B – SF1442 and acknowledged amendments (if any) Tab C – Section 00100 Tab D – Section 00600 (unless available at SAM.GOV) Tab E – Bid Guarantee Tab F – Proof of Financial Capability Tab G – Joint Venture Agreement, if applicable

2.0 CONTENT

2.1 Content of Volume I, Past Performance Proposal

2.1.1 Factor 1 – Performance Confidence Assessment. The offeror shall provide descriptions for at least three (3) and no more than five (5) projects that are complete or substantially complete (site work 50% complete or more) within the past 15 years from date of solicitation issuance for projects which are similar to this project in scope and magnitude.

An offeror must establish a joint venture, for the purpose of this RFP, in order for experience of any other contractor to be considered. If provided, the experience of a subcontractor will not be evaluated.

Similar in scope is defined as contracts on units with a capacity of 15 MW or greater with substantial efforts for self-performed tasks involving any of the following:

Category A:

i. Kaplan or Francis turbine and generator rehabilitation projects with replacement of the turbine and a generator rewind.

ii. Kaplan or Francis turbine refurbishment and a generator rewind.

Category B:

iii. Kaplan or Francis turbine replacement or refurbishment.

Category C:

iv. Generator rewind with stator core replacement and field pole refurbishment.

For the purpose of this solicitation “self-performed tasks” is defined as tasks that the offeror performed by their own personnel. For example, if the offeror is part of a Joint Venture for a submitted project, the offeror can only submit the tasks they performed under that Joint Venture contract.

An offeror shall submit at least one project that includes a task within Category A or at least one (1) project each for the tasks within Categories B and C.

For Category A and Category C contracts, similar in magnitude is defined as construction contracts in excess of $7 million. For Category B contracts, similar in magnitude is defined as construction contracts in excess of $3.5 million.

2.1.2 A Project Detail Sheet is included at the end of this section for your use. Use as many forms as necessary to meet the criteria. If you elect not to use the form, all information identified on the form is still required for evaluation of this item and should be ordered the same.

2.1.3 If offeror represents the combining of two (2) or more companies (joint venture) for the purpose of this RFP, then include each company’s role in the projects listed in this paragraph as related to its role for this project. If the Joint Venture partners have never worked together on similar jobs, so indicate. However, if the firms have worked together on other type jobs, include these and address the working relationships on those jobs.

2.1.4 References should be provided for all past performance submitted on a Project Detail Sheet or its equivalent. The Offeror may identify past or current contracts (including Federal, State, local government and private) for recent and relevant work by submitting completed Past Performance Questionnaires on Form PPQ-0 (“PPQ”) included at the end of this section.

The PPQ included in the solicitation is provided for the offeror and its team members to submit to the client for each project the offeror includes in its proposal for this factor.

Ensure correct phone numbers and email addresses are provided for the client point of contact. Completed PPQs should be submitted with your proposal. If the offeror is unable to obtain a completed PPQ from a client for a project(s) before proposal closing date, the offeror should complete and submit with the proposal the first page of the PPQ, which will provide contract and client information for the respective project(s). Offerors should follow-up with clients/references to ensure timely submittal of questionnaires. If the client requests, questionnaires may be submitted directly to the Government’s point of contact, Mrs. Jamie Davies, via email at Jamie.Davies@usace.army.mil prior to proposal closing date.

Offerors shall not incorporate by reference into their proposal PPQs previously submitted for other RFPs. However, this does not preclude the Government from utilizing previously submitted PPQ information in the past performance evaluation.

2.2 Content of Volume II, Technical Proposal

2.2.1 Factor 2 – Turbine Refurbishment

2.2.1.1 Subfactor 2A –Disassembly, Repair, and Assembly Plan and Field Machining Capability. The offeror shall submit a detailed and complete disassembly, repair, and assembly plan tailored to meet the requirements of the turbine refurbishment work on Unit #4 at the Old Hickory Powerhouse.

The plan shall identify the following three major functions:

1) Field machining of turbine components, i.e. line boring of head cover to bottom ring. The offeror shall provide a detailed explanation of how the line boring of the turbine components will be achieved. Details shall include, but not limited to, the line boring machine, how it will be mounted in the water passage, how concentricity between the two components which are at two different elevations will be maintained, machining speed and how final measurements will be taken to verify the required tolerances. If the offeror recommends that the line boring of the two components be performed in the shop, then the offeror shall give details on how the bottom ring will be removed, the boring mill and table size they will use to perform the line boring of the assembled-in-one-piece components, and how the bottom ring will be clocked and leveled in the field to maintain concentricity with the outer head cover.

2) Automatic welding to overlay the turbine discharge ring with stainless steel and then machine to final profile with a boring bar. The offeror shall give a detailed explanation of how the automatic welding of the discharge ring and the final field boring of the discharge ring will be achieved. Details shall include, but not limited to, a description of the boring bar machine and how it will be mounted in the water passage and achieve the required tolerance, the number and type of mounted welding machines and the wire that is to be used, and the anticipated boring bar rotational speed for the machining operation and for the welding operation.

3) Alignment survey of the unit with all rotating components removed and successfully realign the unit during reassembly. The offeror shall give a detailed explanation of how the alignment survey of the unit will be achieved. Details shall include, but not limited to, a sketch showing the measurement points for the alignment survey with rotating components removed. The offeror shall also describe if a tight wire be used or if another methodology is recommended. The offeror shall also describe how the measurements to the stationary components will be taken.

2.2.1.2 Subfactor 2B – Turbine Component Machining and Manufacturing Capability. The offeror shall submit a detailed narrative description of their approach to modifying existing components, per the minimum requirements of the technical specifications. The offeror shall include the location of the shop where the runner and components will be sent for refurbishment and a list of machine tools that will be utilized in the refurbishment of the major components – the runner hub, blades, turbine shaft and servo shaft. At a minimum, the offeror shall provide details of the boring bar that will be used in the field machining, the lathe that will have the capacity to machine the turbine shaft and the boring mill that will be able to machine the turbine runner hub. The offeror shall submit the setup of the shop-assembled runner, with blades, turbine shaft, and servo shaft, for pressure testing of the assembled components. Additionally, the offeror shall provide a detailed description of the repair or refurbishment of other turbine components such as bearings, head covers, bushings, linkages, wicket gate sleeves and stems, and other turbine parts.

2.2.2 Factor 3 – Generator Stator Rewind

2.2.2.1 Subfactor 3A – Stator Winding Losses. The offeror shall present guaranteed losses for DC I2R (R corrected to 75 °C) loss, core loss, and stray load loss for their proposed winding in kW at 45,000 kVA, 0.9 power factor and also at the old 115% rating of 35,937.5 kVA and a 0.8 power factor.

2.2.2.2 Subfactor 3B – Stator Winding and Core Manufacturing and Installation Details. The offeror shall provide a complete description of the stator winding and core manufacturing and installation process. The stator winding manufacturing process shall include details such as coil insulation system, including strand, turn and ground wall insulation material and thickness; cross sectional dimensions; designed dielectric stress of the ground-wall insulation at rated voltage;

and the ground wall insulation application method (hand-wound, machine wound with/without scarf joint, other). The stator core manufacturing process shall include details for the manufacturing and testing of the laminations. The offeror shall identify the location and name(s) of the owning interest in the winding and core manufacturing facility. The stator winding installation process shall include details of side packing system, wedging system including type, dimensions, and materials of wedges, total number of wedges per slot, number of check wedges per slot and end wedge securing method, spring deflection measurement method, brazing method and quality assurance procedures. The stator core installation process shall include details of the stator core assembly process from rounding of the frame to stacking of laminations and verifications checks.

2.2.3 Factor 4 – Corporate Approach

2.2.3.1 Subfactor 4A – Safety Management. The offeror shall provide a description and evidence of the offeror’s corporate approach to Safety Management. Include corporate Safety Management positions and working level aspects of the Safety program, organizational chart identifying lines of communication and authority from Safety Management team to corporate senior leadership, leadership and top management commitment to Safety, training and education, teamwork, people management and empowerment, strategic efforts, rewards and recognition and plans for ensuring effective communication. Provide your company’s most recent Experience Modification Rate (EMR). If a joint venture is formed, each participant should provide their company’s EMR.

2.2.3.2 Subfactor 4B – Quality Management. The offeror shall provide a description and evidence of the offeror’s corporate approach to Quality Management.

Include the offeror’s commitment to cultural essentials that contribute to quality, such as successful implementation of Total Quality Management (TQM), leadership and top management commitment, customer management, training and education, teamwork, people management and empowerment, supplier partnership, quality planning and strategic efforts, process management, rewards and recognition and effective communication. Describe applicable certifications such as, but not limited to, International Organization for Standardization ISO 9000 Quality Management Systems standards and American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Nuclear Quality Assurance-1 (NQA-1) certification, and the period which the certification(s) applies. Describe your organization’s experience with USACE Quality Control System (QCS).

2.2.4 Factor 5 – Schedule. The offeror shall provide a schedule showing the offeror’s planned sequencing of major activities and phases (e.g., design, procurement, permitting activities, disassembly, construction, and commissioning) for completing the project to meet or exceed all contract requirements. The schedule shall delineate tasks, durations, relationships between tasks, and other pertinent information. At a minimum, the schedule should include the Notice to Proceed, mobilization, activity durations in calendar days, completion milestones, predecessors and successors of major features of work. The schedule shall include any scheduling constraints that may pose a restriction on the start or finish of an activity. The schedule should include relationships that indicate how an activity relates with the start or finish of another activity as it forms the logic of the project network. The schedule shall identify the critical path, beginning with Notice to Proceed, and activities performed to assure completion during the prescribed period of performance.

The schedule section shall also include a narrative description for the reviewer to understand the technical approach the offeror will follow to complete the project.

The duration shall be the total calendar days. As a minimum, the Schedule shall clearly address the following:

Mechanical Items:

a. Electrical/Mechanical pre-disassembly submittals

b. Unit Disassembly

c. Establish Unit Centerline

d. Runner Field Disassembly

e. Runner, Turbine and Intermediate Shaft Shipment to/from Contractor’s Shop

f. Runner, Turbine and Intermediate Shaft Shop Work

g. Field Mechanical Machining

h. Discharge Ring Rehab

i. Runner Reassembly at Project

j. Unit Reassembly and Unit Alignment

k. Unit Commissioning

Electrical Items:

a. Accelerated Life Test

b. Thermal Cycling Test

c. Stator Winding Manufacturing

d. Production Run Accelerated Life Tests

e. Stator Core Manufacturing

f. Rotor Pole Re-insulation

g. Winding/Core/Poles Delivery

h. Rotor Pole Installation

i. Stator Core Installation

j. Stator Coil Installation

k. Generator Special Field tests

Offerors shall include in their schedules 60 days for “coordination with the Government’s asbestos abatement contractor”.

2.3 Content of Volume III

2.3.1 Factor 6 – Small Business Participation Plan.

2.3.2 All Offerors shall submit a Small Business Participation Plan (SBPP) in accordance with Defense Federal Acquisition Supplement (DFARS) 215.304 showing the extent of their Small Business Participation.