W912QR20R0049Specs_Vol3-0001.pdf

Solicitation For Full Facility Restoration at Ft. Totten Army Reserve Center, Queens, NY Phase 2

P2: 447938

Design Build

Specifications Certified Final Submittal Volume 3 of 5

01 July 2020

W912QR20R0049

ARIMS: 200A

Disposition: Maintain for 15yrs after construction

W912QR20R0049-0001

Solicitation for Design-Build

ARMY RESERVE CENTER

Building 200 Full Facility Revitalization Fort Totten, NY

Specifications Volume 3 of 5 Division 01 Attachments to the Statement of Work R - BB

Certified Final Submission June 17, 2020

P2: 447938

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Building 200 Full Facility Revitalization P2# 447938 Fort Totten, NY CERTIFIED FINAL

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DESIGN/BUILD RFP FOR

BUILDING 200 FULL FACILITY REVITALIZATION, FORT TOTTEN, NY

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Volume 1 of 5 - Division 00 and Division 01 and Attachments A - N

Division 00 – Procurement and Contracting Requirements

Solicitation, Offer and Award (SF 1442)

00010 Solicitation Contract Form

00 80 00.00 06 Special Provisions

00 80 00.01 06 Attachments

Division 01 – General Requirements

01 02 00.00 48 Statement of Work

01 02 00.01 48 Part 1 - Design Objectives, and Functional and Area Requirements

01 02 00.02 48 Part 2 - Criteria and Coordination with Local Authorities

01 02 00.03 48 Part 3 - Site Civil Engineering

01 02 00.04 48 Part 4 - Site Electrical/Communications Engineering

01 02 00.05 48 Part 5 - Landscape Architecture

01 02 00.06 48 Part 6 - Design - Architectural and Interior Design

01 02 00.07 48 Part 7 - Design - Structural

01 02 00.08 48 Part 8 - Design - Thermal

01 02 00.09 48 Part 9 - Design - Plumbing

01 02 00.10 48 Part 10 - Design - Electrical

01 02 00.11 48 Part 11 - Design - HVAC

01 02 00.12 48 Part 12 - Energy Conservation

01 02 00.13 48 Part 13 - Design - Fire Protection

01 02 00.14 48 Part 14 - Sustainable Design

01 02 00.15 48 Part 15 - Additional Requirements

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Attachments to the Statement of Work A- N

Attachment A - Geotechnical Data Report

Attachment B - Fire Flow Data Report

Attachment C - RST Color Boards

Attachment D - Sample Form 1354

Attachment E - Fire Protection/Life Safety Code Submittal Format

Attachment F – Area Summary

Attachment G - Room by Room Supplemental Instructions

Attachment H - Hazardous Materials Investigation Report

Attachment J - Unit Storage Cage Information

Attachment K - Advanced Meter Requirements

Attachment L - Light Fixture Schedule and Cut Sheets

Attachment M - Preliminary LEED Checklist

Attachment N - 1983 Original Building Design Drawings

Volume 2 of 5 – Attachments to the Statement of Work P - Q

Attachment P - 2009 BRAC Renovation Drawings

Attachment Q - 2014 FFR Technical Assessment

Volume 3 of 5 – Attachments to the Statement of Work R - BB

Attachment R - 2017 Energy Improvements Plan

Attachment S - EPA Radon Map

Attachment T – Lightning Protection Risk Assessment

Attachment U – ID Card Office Layout

Attachment V – Existing Furniture Disposition

Attachment W – USARC Standard Kitchens

Attachment X – Kitchen Layout

Attachment Y – Acoustic Rooms and Lockers

Attachment Z – ATFP Checklist

Attachment AA – Supplemental Site Photos

Attachment BB – Utility Infrastructure Upgrades Report

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Volume 4 of 5 - Division 01 (continued), and Division 02 – Existing Conditions

Division 01 – General Requirements (continued)

01 03 00.00 48 Design Submission Requirements After Award

01 04 00.00 48 The Design/Build Process

01 32 01.00 06 Project Schedule

01 33 00.00 06 Submittal Procedures

01 33 29.00 06 Sustainability Reporting

01 35 26.00 06 Government Safety Requirements

01 42 00 Sources for Reference Publications

01 45 00.15 10 Resident Manager System Contractor Mode

01 45 04.10 06 Contractor Quality Control

01 46 00.00 06 Total Building Commissioning

01 50 00 Temporary Construction Facilities and Controls

01 57 19.00 06 Temporary Environmental Controls and Permits

01 74 19 Construction Waste Management and Disposal

01 78 23 Operation and Maintenance Data

Division 02 – Existing Conditions

02 41 00 Demolition

02 82 00 Asbestos Remediation (to be edited by DOR after award)

02 83 13.00 06 Lead in Construction (to be edited by DOR after award)

02 84 16 Handling of Lighting Ballasts and Lamps Containing PCBs and

Mercury (to be edited by DOR after award)

02 84 33 Removal and Disposal of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) (to be edited by

DOR after award)

Volume 5 of 5 - Divisions 03 through 40 RFP Outline Technical Specifications

See separate Table of Contents with RFP Outline Technical Specifications in Volume 5

Attachment R 2017 Energy Improvements Plan

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NY023 – Ernie Pyle USARC

Existing Conditions

Site Utility Data

Each building is not individually metered for utility consumption. The site is provided electric service by ConEdison and water/sewer service by the New York City Water Authority. Fuel is purchased locally with 2011 prices ranging from $3.75 per gallon to $3.88. The analysis of energy costs and energy savings were made using the historic patterns from the ConEdison and fuel oil purchase prices (only eight months of data provided). The prevailing NYC Water Authority water and sewer rates were utilized in the savings calculations as no realistic data was forthcoming.

Electric Natural Gas Fuel Oil Water/ Sewer

Date (KWH) (KW) ($) (AVG. $/ KWH) (Therms) ($) (AVG. $/ Therm) (Gallons) ($) (AVG. $/ Gal.) (CCF) ($) (AVG. $/ CCF)

Jan-11

Feb-11

Mar-11

Apr-11 May-11

Jun-11 Jul-11

Aug-11

Sep-11

Oct-11

Nov-11 Dec-11

334,200 $47,211 $0.14126

189,600 $22,525 $0.11880

150,000 $24,332 $0.16222

127,200 $20,595 $0.16191 131,202 $23,304 $0.17762

181,200 $32,106 $0.17719 186,600 $29,707 $0.15920

177,000 $26,140 $0.14768

173,400 $30,820 $0.17774

261 $8,493 $32.54161

267,600 $18,045 $0.06743 147,000 $20,295 $0.13806

$0.000

$0.000

$0.000 $0.000

$0.000 $0.000

$0.000

$0.000

$0.000

0 $0 $1.124

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00 $0.00

$0.00 $0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

88,041 $330,155 $3.75

$0.00

$0.00 $0.00

$0.00 $0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00 3,382 $38,491 $11.38

Totals

Average

2,065,263 0 $303,573 N/ A

172,105 0 $25,298 $0.147

0 $0 N/ A

0 $0 $1.12

88,041 $330,155 N/ A

7,337 $27,513 $3.75

3,382 $38,491 N/ A

282 $3,208 $11.38

400,000 kWh

350,000

300,000

250,000

200,000

150,000 kWh

Poly. (kWh)

100,000

50,000 y = 0.446x2 ‐ 243.28x + 179999

R² = 0.0438

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

CDD

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Base Year (2011)

Month HDD CDD

January 862 0

February 651 0

March 556 3

April 221 21

May 30 145

June 0 388

July 0 643

August 0 444

September 5 279

October 137 47

November 276 1

December 532 0

Annual Total 3270 1971

Proposed ECM’s (Installation Specific, Not Building Specific)

ECM 15.1 Energy Cost Reduction Through Rate Adjustment

Proposed Upgrades This ECM provides the infrastructure (trenching, boring, pipe, fittings, regulators, meters, etc.) to connect natural gas from the property line to each building set (excluding 121-123 as requested by owner) currently relying on fuel oil. In addition, the existing fuel oil storage tanks shall be demolished and removed.

Rebates There is no rebate for this measure, the natural gas utility company is supplying the gas service to the property line at no cost to the owner.

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NY023 – Building 118

Occupancy The facility is occupied on a regular basis seven days a week from 0600 to 1800 Monday through Friday with six to eight personnel.

Building Envelope The Ernie Pyle USARC Facility in Ft. Totten, NY encompasses nine buildings. Building 118 is one of these and was constructed in 1985 of CMU block and brick with a standing seam metal roof. Building 118 serves as a warehouse for the USARC and includes office areas. The overall square footage for the building is approximately 12,720, with only the office areas air conditioned. The office area is also the only space with any windows, which are single pane tinted, and account for only a very small percentage of overall wall area.

Heating

Central heating is provided by an oil fired Intrepid SlantFin TR-40P hot water (HW) boiler with a Beckett burner with a rated firing capacity of 1.60 GPH. The boiler stack is in poor condition with obvious signs of corrosion. HW is circulated through-out the facility by a ¾ HP B&G circulation pump to cycling unit heating and ventilating (H&V) units; heaters and baseboard radiation, all of which are equipped with electric control valves. Control and cycling of the boiler is provided by a very questionable outdoor air (OA) reset control/clock.

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Unit Description Capacity GPM Motor Notes

Tag Output HW HP AFUE* Mtr Effic'y Mtr kWe

B-1 SlantFin TR40-P (1998) 252,000 17 0.5 74% 70.0% 0.53 Fuel Oil 1.80 GPH #2; Poor Condition; Manual Op

HWP-1 B&G VIL CC 17 0.75 75.0% 0.75 2-pipe system to UH's

Totals 252,000 40 1.25 1.28

CENTRAL HEATING EQUIPMENT

Efficiency

Cooling

The only air conditioning to be found in the facility are three through-the-wall air conditioning self-contained units with an estimated EER of 8.00. These units have integral thermostatic controls.

HVAC

Cooling distribution is provided from the three through-the-wall air conditioners while heating distribution is provided from the H&V units and unit heaters.

Controls All of the HVAC terminal equipment – A/C units, H&V units, unit heaters – are controlled by local electric thermostats manipulated by the occupants.

Lighting The existing interior lighting systems incorporate four-foot and T8 fluorescent based equipment with electronic ballasts in the office and support areas. The facility’s exterior lighting is metal halide HID, both in the pole-mounted and wall-mounted units.

Water The site’s plumbing fixtures are manually operated and possess the following inventory/characteristics:

Toilets: rated at 3.5 GPF;

Faucets: rated at 2.2 GPM.

Domestic hot water heating (DHW) is provided by two 6 kWe 20 gallon electric water heaters.

This building is not individually metered for utility consumption. The site is provided electric service by ConEdison and water/sewer service by the New York City Water Authority. Fuel is purchased locally with 2011 prices ranging from $3.75 per gallon to $3.88. The analysis of energy costs and energy savings were made using the historic patterns from the ConEdison and fuel oil purchase prices (only eight months of data provided). The prevailing NYC Water Authority water and sewer rates were utilized in the savings calculations as no realistic data was forthcoming.

At the present time, ConEdison offers prescriptive and custom tiered rebates for lighting retrofits. The applicable rebate available for the scope of work proposed herein is limited to occupancy sensor retrofits and select LED technology changes. They also offer prescriptive and custom tiered rebates for HVAC retrofits, which were also incorporated into this report. ConEdison Solutions will, on the behalf of the US

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Army Reserve, 99th Regional Support Command, work to secure all available rebates and will apply the full value of any rebates secured against the measure’s cost.

Proposed ECM’s

ECM 1.1 Boiler Plant Improvements

Proposed Upgrades This ECM shall replace the Slantfin TR40-P 1.80 GPH (252,000) BTUH input boiler with two 200,000 BTUH input condensing units rated at 93% efficiency. The current boiler produces heating hot water directly to the facility's unit heaters. The new boilers are equipped with integral VFDs on their combustion fans and include new primary pumps. The new boilers digital control systems shall be networked together and programmed to provide optimum efficiency based on a reset algorithm to provide only as much heating as the facility requires. The return loop HW temperature will be maintained as low as possible to enhance boiler efficiency. New boiler flues will be installed in accordance with boiler manufacturer recommendations. These new boilers and pumps will be connected to a new DDC controls systems (developed separately) for control and monitoring.

Rebates A rebate for this measure is estimated to be valued at $4,400.

ECM 4.1 Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning

Proposed Upgrades This ECM replaces the air conditioning systems in the office area. Installed will be new wall mount, high efficiency units equipped with VSDs and R410A (environmentally friendly) refrigerant. Each of three units has an integral programmable controller with remote.

A rebate for this measure is estimated to be valued at $225.

ECM 5.1 Energy Efficient Lighting Upgrade

The scope of work proposed for this location includes: exterior wall pack and pole lights to receive new LED fixtures/fixture heads, with individual photocell control option; interior fluorescent lighting fixtures to be replaced with new LED fixture equivalents; high bay HID lighting to be retrofit with new LED fixtures;

local dual technology occupancy sensors will be installed to turn lights off when not in use; compact fluorescent and incandescent fixtures will be retrofit/replaced with LED kits/fixtures as technically feasible.

Please refer to the Lighting Scope of Work Attachment under separate cover for specific room level details.

Rebates A rebate for this measure is estimated to be valued at $870.

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ECM 13.1 Water and Sewer Conservation Systems

The site’s plumbing fixtures are high consumption devices, and all have manual flush/flow controls. The site’s two toilets are 3.5 gallons per flush (GPF); the four restroom faucets are 2.2 GPM and one urinal is

1.0 gallons per flush. These will be replaced with HET (1.28 GPF) toilets, 0.125 GPF urinals and 0.75 GPM faucet sets. All of these new fixtures will be equipped with sensing devices to limit water usage to actual fixture use. In addition, the existing electric hot water heater will be replaced with a 200,000 BTUH input instantaneous natural gas unit.

There are no rebates available for this measure.

ECM’s Evaluated and Not Recommended for Further Consideration No additional ECM’s were evaluated for this site.

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NY023 – Buildings 121-123

Building 121’s operational schedule is 0600-1800 Monday through Friday with 10-15 personnel. The census swells greatly on the weekends with approximately the same operating hours.

Building 123 is utilized on a regular basis seven days a week from 0600 to 1800 with six to eight personnel.

The Ernie Pyle USARC facility in Ft. Totten, NY encompasses multiple buildings. The attached Buildings 121 and 123 were treated as one grouping in this audit as they share a central hot water boiler plant. The lighting systems from the unheated warehouse Building 124 were also included in the lighting energy conservation opportunity assessment.

Building 121 is the single-story Maintenance Shop and was constructed in 1984 of concrete block and steel frame, with a combination of metal and brick exterior. The roofing is standing seam metal. The overall square footage for this structure is approximately 18,456.

Building 123 is the AMSA 12(G) vehicle servicing building and totals some 20,388 square feet. It was constructed in 1940 and expanded in 1984. Its construction consists of CMU block with brick exterior and metal roofing.

Central heating is provided by two oil-fired A.O. Smith 28A7 cast iron hot water (HW) boilers in poor condition. These boilers each have a rated firing capacity of 15.0 GPH (2.1 MMBTUH). HW is circulated throughout the buildings by two 7.5 HP Taco circulation pumps to cycling unit heater and ventilating (H&V) units, all of which are equipped with local electric controls.

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Unit Description Capacity GPM Motor Notes

Tag Output HW HP AFUE* Mtr Effic'y Mtr kWe

B-1 Smith 28A7 1,810,500 91 0.75 75% 70.0% 0.80 #2 Fuel Oil 15.0 GPH #2; Poor Condition

B-2 Smith 28A7 1,810,500 91 0.75 75% 70.0% 0.80 #2 Fuel Oil 15.0 GPH #2; Poor Condition

HWP-1 Taco 182 7.5 77.5% 7.21 70 ft HD; 2-pipe system HW to HVs & UHs

HWP-2 Taco 182 7.5 77.5% 7.21 70 ft HD; 2-pipe system HW to HVs & UHs

DHW GE PEA40MA Electric 4.50 40 Gallon Tank; 2003

Totals 3,621,000 40 16.5 20.52

The only air conditioning to be found in the facility are six through-the-wall air conditioning self-contained units with an estimated EER of 8.00. These units have integral thermostatic controls.

Air distribution in these buildings is provided from numerous through the wall air conditioners and H&V units.

All of the HVAC terminal equipment – A/C units, H&V units, unit heaters – are controlled by local electric thermostats manipulated by the occupants.

electronic ballasts in the office and support areas. The facility’s exterior lighting is metal halide HID, both in the pole-mounted and wall-mounted units.

The site’s plumbing fixtures are manually operated and possess the following inventory/characteristics:

Toilets: 7 rated at 3.5 GPF;

Faucets: 9 rated at 2.2 GPM;

Urinals: 3 rated 1.0 GPF;

Showerheads: 1 rated 2.5 GPM.

Domestic hot water heating (DHW) is provided by two 6 kWe 20 gal electric water heaters.

Miscellaneous Equipment Pneumatic air for the vehicular servicing functions is provided by a 10 HP Seylor-Beall reciprocating air compressor with integral refrigerated dryer. The unit is a recent acquisition; the old unit remains in situ for back-up.

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These buildings are not individually metered for utility consumption. The site is provided electric service by ConEdison and water/sewer service by the New York City Water Authority. Fuel is purchased locally with 2011 prices ranging from $3.75 per gallon to $3.88. The analysis of energy costs and energy savings were made using the historic patterns from the ConEdison and fuel oil purchase prices (only eight months of data provided). The prevailing NYC Water Authority water and sewer rates were utilized in the savings calculations as no realistic data was forthcoming.

At the present time, ConEdison offers prescriptive and custom tiered rebates for lighting retrofits. The applicable rebate available for the scope of work proposed herein is limited to occupancy sensor retrofits and select LED technology changes. They also offer prescriptive and custom tiered rebates for HVAC retrofits, which were also incorporated into this report. ConEdison Solutions will, on the behalf of the US

ECMs were excluded from the scope of work at the request of the 99th.

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NY023 – Building 128

The buildings operational hours are 0600-1800, with 1-2 personnel Monday through Friday. Census increases dramatically on weekends.

The Ernie Pyle USARC facility in Ft. Totten, NY encompasses a number of buildings, one of which is Building 128 Administrative Offices. Building 128 is an 8,670 square-foot structure built in 1905. It is a concrete & plaster structure with brick exterior and a new gabled shingle roof. The windows incorporate single-pane tinted glazing. Much of the interior areas have been converted to Unit Storage.

Central heating is provided by an oil fired H.B. Smith 19A-S/W-07 (7.9 GPH input) steam boiler. The boiler operates at 8 PSIG steam pressure, with the steam distributed to perimeter radiators equipped with Honeywell thermostats.

Unit Description Capacity GPM Motor Notes

Tag Output HW HP AFUE* Mtr Effic'y Mtr kWe

B-1 Smith 19A-S/W-07 744,800 0.5 74% 70.0% 0.53 Input 6.5 GPH #2; 931,000 BTUH gas; Steam 8 PSIG

Totals 744,800 0.5 0.53

The only air conditioning to be found in the facility comes courtesy of seventeen window air conditioning units with integral thermostatic controls.

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The HVAC system for this building is composed of seventeen window air conditioners and perimeter radiators for heating.

This building does not use any type of DDC system. The only thermostats are located on the individual window unit air conditioners.

electronic ballasts in the office and support areas. The facility’s exterior lighting is high pressure sodium for the wall mounted units.

The site’s plumbing fixtures are manually operated and possess the following inventory/characteristics:

Toilets: 4 rated at 3.5 GPF;

Faucets: 4 rated at 2.2 GPM;

Urinals: 4 rated 1.0 GPF;

Showerheads: 3 rated 2.5 GPM.

This building is not individually metered for utility consumption. The site is provided electric service by ConEdison and water/sewer service by the New York City Water Authority. Fuel is purchased locally with 2011 prices ranging from $3.75 per gallon to $3.88. The analysis of energy costs and energy savings were made using the historic patterns from the ConEdison and fuel oil purchase prices (only eight months of data provided). The prevailing NYC Water Authority water and sewer rates were utilized in the savings calculations as no realistic data was forthcoming.

At the present time, ConEdison offers prescriptive and custom tiered rebates for lighting retrofits. The applicable rebate available for the scope of work proposed herein is limited to occupancy sensor retrofits and select LED technology changes. They also offer prescriptive and custom tiered rebates for HVAC retrofits, which were also incorporated into this report. ConEdison Solutions will, on the behalf of the US

Proposed Upgrades This ECM replaces the A.O. Smith 19A (745,000 BTUH) input steam boiler with two 500,000 BTUH input high efficiency units rated at 83.5% efficiency. The current boiler produces low pressure steam directly to the facility's steam radiators. The new boilers are equipped with integral VFDs on their combustion fans

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and include new primary pumps. The new boilers digital control systems will be networked together and programmed to provide optimum efficiency based on a reset algorithm to provide only as much heating as the facility requires. The supply steam pressure will be maintained as low as possible to enhance boiler efficiency. The new boiler flues will be installed in accordance with boiler manufacturer recommendations.

These new boilers and pumps will be connected to a new DDC controls systems for control and monitoring. In addition, the thermostatic valves and thermodynamic steam traps on the radiators will be replaced.

A rebate for this measure is estimated to be valued at $6,400.

The scope of work proposed for this location includes: exterior wall pack and pole lights to receive new LED fixtures/fixture heads, with individual photocell control option; interior fluorescent lighting fixtures to be replaced with new LED fixture equivalents; high bay HID lighting to be retrofit with new LED fixtures;

local dual technology occupancy sensors will be installed to turn lights off when not in use; compact fluorescent and incandescent fixtures will be retrofit/replaced with LED kits/fixtures as technically feasible.

Please refer to the Lighting Scope of Work Attachment under separate cover for specific room level details.

A rebate for this measure is estimated to be valued at $3,227.

The site’s plumbing fixtures are high consumption devices, and all have manual flush/flow controls. The site’s four toilets are 3.5 gallons per flush (GPF); the four urinals are 1.0 GPF; the four restroom faucets are 2.2 GPM and three showerheads are 2.5 GPM. These will be replaced with HET (1.28 GPF) toilets, HEU (0.125 GPF) urinals, 1.25 GPM showerheads and 0.75 GPM aerators will be installed on the faucet sets. All of these new fixtures will be equipped with sensing devices to limit water usage to actual fixture use. In addition, the electric domestic hot water heater will be replaced with two instantaneous high efficiency natural gas units.

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NY023 – Building 200 Ernie Pyle USARC

Operation is seven days per week, with personnel census of 200/shift Monday through Friday; 1000+ /shift weekends.

The Ernie Pyle USARC facility in Ft. Totten, NY includes Building 200 which functions as the USARC Headquarters at the site. Building 200 is a 122,150 square-foot structure built in 1983. Its construction consists of CMU block and brick exterior, with a flat EPDM roof. The three-story facility is a combination office/classroom/support building with drill hall, unit storage area and kitchen. Large locker rooms with showers are located on the 3rd Floor.

Central heating is provided by two Smith 28A oil fired HW boilers, each with a rated firing capacity of 8.0 GPH (1,120,000 BTUH input). These two boilers are connected into the central HW/CHW loop by a 3-way mixing valve arrangement.

Unit Description GPM Motor Notes

Tag Output Oil GPH HW HP AFUE* Mtr Effic'y Mtr kWe

B-1 Smith 19A4 900,000 8.0 90 0.75 76% 75.0% 0.75 Oil Fired; Fair Condition; Carlin Burner

B-2 Smith 28A4 900,000 8.0 90 0.75 76% 75.0% 0.75 Oil Fired; Fair Condition; Carlin Burner

DHW-1 SlantFin EC-26U 232,000 1.90 0.75 75.0% 0.75 Fair Condition; Feeds Turbomax Storage Tank

DHW-2 SlantFin EC-26U 232,000 1.90 0.75 75.0% 0.75 Fair Condition; Feeds Turbomax Storage Tank

Totals 2,264,000 3 2.98 *De-rated 0.5%/yr

EfficiencyCapacity

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The central chiller plant consists of a Trane RTAC2004 chiller (200 Tons) air cooled chiller that utilizes the same HW/CHW loop pumps as do the boilers. The Trane chiller has an EER of 9.3 and utilizes R-134A as its refrigerant.

Unit Description Capacity Motor Notes

Tag Tons Supply Return CHW HP kW/Ton* Motor FL kW

CH-1 RTAC2004 S/N U06CJ 200 44 54 480 1.288 257.59 Remote Chiller Barrel/Evaporator RTAC200 HIGH; R134A

CHWP-1 Taco End Suction 480 25 83.2% 22.40 CV; HW/CHW; 554 GPM @ 90 ft HD from Dwgs

CHWP-2 Taco End Suction 480 25 83.2% 22.40 CV; HW/CHW

TOTALS 200 50 280.0 * De-rated 0.5%/yr

CENTRAL CHILLED WATER PLANT

CHW/CW GPM Efficiency

The building’s central HVAC system consists of a two-pipe constant volume hot water/chilled water loop (HW/CHW) circulating conditioned water to a combination of ninety-five fan powered VAV boxes (reheat only); six air handling units (AHUs), three of which are VAV; and four fan coil units (FCUs). The three VAV AHUs are equipped with VFDs. The exterior duct wrap insulation is coming loose on these units and the overall condition of this equipment is fair at best. The two AHUs serving the drill hall and kitchen are constant volume units, with the kitchen unit providing the make-up air for the kitchen hood. The drill hall AHU is manufactured by McQuay and has very noisy bearings.

Also constant volume is the 1st Floor storage area AHU, which is equipped with HW heat (control valve removed) but obtains its cooling from a Trane TTA150 12-ton condensing unit rather than the chiller. The condensing coil on this Trane unit is clogged with dirt/mud from the nearby hillside.

The loop HW/CHW loop pumps are constant volume Taco 25 HP units rated at 554 GPM each.

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Unit Location - Original Bldg Fan Outdoor Air Notes

Tag Area Served CFM* GPM Cool* GPM BTUH HP Effic'y* FL kW HP Effic'y* FL kW CFM*

AHU-1 VAV Unit 1st Floor (18 Boxes) 10,297 58.4 291,900 15 84.5% 13.243 7.50 80.2% 6.973 1,030 RAF 0.875"; SAF 3.25" TSP; Econo

AHU-2 VAV Unit 2nd Floor (35 Boxes) 25,580 131.2 656,100 15 84.5% 13.243 10 82.2% 9.080 3,112 RAF 0.875"; SAF 3.5" TSP; Econo

AHU-3 VAV Unit 3rd Floor (42 Boxes) 20,525 109.0 544,900 15 84.5% 13.243 10 82.2% 9.080 2,052 RAF 0.875"; SAF 3.5" TSP; Econo

HV-1 Assembly Hall 12,000 11.0 110,000 10 83.5% 8.934 600 Estimated 2.5" TSP

HV-2 Assembly Hall (Galley) 1,120 6.7 66,500 66.6% 1,120 Hood MAU

FCU-A 200 0.9 4,300 14,000 88.5% 30 Deg F Drop HW

FCU-B 300 1.4 6,800 21,500 89.5%

FCU-C 400 1.7 8,600 30,000 85.5% 82.5%

FCU-D 600 2.5 12,500 44,000 86.5% 82.5%

FCU-E 1,000 4.2 21,200 75,000 89.5%

UH (14 ea) Equipment Rooms/Storage 44.8 112,000 80.0% Heating; 2-way Control Valves

CH-1 2.4 6,000 80.0% Heating; 2-way Control Valves

R-1 Perimeter Walls Radiant 3 1,200 75.0% 81.0% Heating; 2-way Control Valves

R-2 Perimeter Walls Radiant 2,000 75.0% 82.5% Heating; 2-way Control Valves

R-3 Perimeter Walls Radiant 3,000 75.0% Heating; 2-way Control Valves

R-4 Perimeter Walls Radiant 1 4,000 70.0% 81.0% Heating; 2-way Control Valves R-5 Perimeter Walls Radiant 1 5,500 87.5% Heating; 2-way Control Valves R-6 Perimeter Walls Radiant 1 7,500 87.5% Heating; 2-way Control Valves R-7 Perimeter Walls Radiant 3 11,000 89.5% Heating; 2-way Control Valves R-8 Perimeter Walls Radiant 4 8,000 85.5% 81.0% Heating; 2-way Control Valves

R-9 Perimeter Walls Radiant 1 17,000 Heating; 2-way Control Valves

AHU-4 McQuay - Drill Hall 5 83.5% 4.467 Noisy Bearings

WB-1 VAV Boxes 1st Floor (18) 10,297 222,415 Fed by AHU-1

WB-2 VAV Boxes 2nd Floor (35) 25,580 552,528 Fed by AHU-2

WB-3 VAV Boxes 3rd Floor (42) 20,525 443,340 Fed by AHU-3

TOTALS 128,438 309 129 65 1,756,483 60.00 53.13 27.5 25.13 7,914

(GPM) (TONS) (BTUH) (HP) (Max kW) (HP) (Max kW)

AHU Inventory

Capacity Supply Fan Data Return Fan DataHeating

HVAC control is provided by Staefa DDC programmable controllers, many of which are non-functional.

Per the site, the HVAC system runs 24/7 with minimal control (if any) on most of the equipment. All of the VAV boxes on 1st Floor are manually controlled.

electronic ballasts in the office and support areas. The facility’s exterior lighting is comprised of a mix of LED, metal halide and high pressure sodium fixtures.

The site’s plumbing fixtures are equipped with automatic flow control valves (except for the showerheads) and possess the following inventory/characteristics:

Toilets: 26 rated at 3.0 GPF;

Faucets: 35 rated at 1.5 GPM;

Urinals: 17 rated 1.0 GPF;

Showerheads: 36 rated 1.6 GPM.

Domestic hot water (DHW) heating is provided by two SlantFin boilers (1.90 GPH each) feeding a Turbomax storage tank with integral potable water heat exchanger.

Miscellaneous The site has a rooftop photovoltaic solar array, which incorporates a Solectria (Mercury Solar) 79.4 kWe controller/inverter.

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The building also possesses a 1,000 kWe (continuous rating less) Kohler emergency generator with underground fuel oil storage tank.

The central HVAC system is complemented in some of the classrooms by four split system heat pumps (three Heritage units and one Nordyne). The IT server room also has its own dedicated 4-ton Trane XE1000 TTR048 DX cooling system dating from 1997. All of this equipment utilizes R-22 as its refrigerant.

Unit Description Fan OA Notes

Tag CFM* CFM* Cool Heat EER* COP*

ACC-1 Heritgae 10 6H0036A100A3 1,200 36,000 38,000 8.00 2.20 Classroom Heat Pump; R-22

ACC-2 Heritgae 10 6H0036A100A3 1,200 36,000 38,000 8.00 2.20 Classroom Heat Pump; R-22

ACC-3 Heritgae 10 6H0036A100A3 1,200 36,000 38,000 8.00 2.20 Classroom Heat Pump; R-22

ACC-4 Nordyne T3BC060K 2,000 60,000 8.00 Classroom Heat Pump; R-22

ACC-5 Trane XE 1000 TTR048 1,600 47,400 8.81 Server Room; 1997; R-22

AHU-1 Trane (2004) 4,000 900 129,600 Storage Split; 5 HP SAF (bad bearings); HW Coil Valve Removed

ACCU-1 Trane TTA150B (2005) 150,000 10.62 R-22; Cond Coil Dirty - Hillside Unstable; Two Compressors

TOTALS 11,200 900 30.5 0.244 * Estimated

(TONS) MMBTUH

Capacity*

DX HVAC Systems Inventory

This building is not individually metered for utility consumption. The site is provided electric service by ConEdison and water/sewer service by the New York City Water Authority. Fuel is purchased locally with 2011 prices ranging from $3.75 per gallon to $3.88. The analysis of energy costs and energy savings were made using the historic patterns from the ConEdison and fuel oil purchase prices (only eight months of data provided). The prevailing NYC Water Authority water and sewer rates were utilized in the savings calculations as no realistic data was forthcoming.

At the present time, ConEdison offers prescriptive and custom tiered rebates for lighting retrofits. The applicable rebate available for the scope of work proposed herein is limited to occupancy sensor retrofits and select LED technology changes. They also offer prescriptive and custom tiered rebates for HVAC retrofits, which were also incorporated into this report. ConEdison Solutions will, on the behalf of the US Army Reserve, 99th Regional Support Command, work to secure all available rebates and will apply the full value of any rebates secured against the measure’s cost.

Proposed ECM’s

ECM 1.1 Boiler Plant Improvements

Proposed Upgrades This ECM replaces the oil-fired hot water boilers with condensing gas units. The new boilers shall be equipped with high efficiency combustion fans equipped with VFDs. The new boilers digital control systems will be networked together and programmed to provide optimum efficiency based on a reset algorithm to provide only as much heating as the facility requires. These new boilers will be connected to a new DDC controls systems for control and monitoring. In addition, the primary HW pumps will be replaced. Lastly, two new 250,000 BTUH condensing gas hot water heaters will be installed to alleviate the need to operate one of the boilers during the summer months as well as and keep fuel oil onsite.

Rebates A rebate for this measure is estimated to be valued at $31,298.

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ECM 2.1 Chiller Plant Improvements

This ECM proposes to install new DDC controls for the chiller plant and connect to an enterprise EMCS system. New CHW/HW pumps will be installed and equipped with VFDs. The 2-pipe CHW/HW loop will be converted to variable flow. The chiller and pump operation will be optimally programmed.

A rebate for this measure is estimated to be valued at $19,335.

ECM 4.1 Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning

This ECM proposes to replace AHU-1, AHU-2, AHU-3 and H&V-1 with new units. Most of the current AHUs are original (1981-3) and in marginal condition, with questionable VFDs (some not in operation;

others missing display panels) on the VAV units. These new AHUs will be equipped with premium efficiency inverter duty motors, VFDs and factory-installed DDC controls. The DDC controls will control the temperature, per US Army Reserve, 99th Regional Support Command guidelines, in the affected areas by modulating initially the supply air fan speed, followed by the HW/CHW coil. Outdoor ventilation air the areas served by the AHUs will invoke demand controlled ventilation (DCV) control strategies through the use of CO2 sensing in the affected areas or airstreams. The existing 95 VAV boxes will be replaced with new boxes equipped with DDC controls. A new graphical user interface (GUI) will be added to the DDC controls system to provide for scheduling, temperature control, monitoring and alarming. This new GUI will also support web-based enterprise integration. In addition, the three 3-ton heat pumps serving the classrooms will be replaced, as will the 4-ton IT split system and the 12-ton ACCU-1 condensing unit.

A rebate for this measure is estimated to be valued at $57,251.

The site’s plumbing fixtures are primarily high consumption devices. The site’s toilets are 3 gallons per flush (GPF); the urinals are 1.0 GPF; and the restroom faucets are 1+ GPM. These will be replaced with twenty six HET (1.28 GPF) toilets, seventeen HEU (0.125 GPF) urinals and thirty five 0.75 GPM aerators will be installed on the faucet sets. All of these new fixtures will be equipped with sensing devices to limit water usage to actual fixture use.

There are no rebates available for the implementation of this measure.

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NY023 – Building 206

Occupancy The operation of the building is 0600-1800 Monday through Friday with15-20 personnel. Occupancy census is less on weekends.

The Ernie Pyle USARC facility in Ft. Totten, NY includes Building 206 Administrative Offices. Building 206 is a three-story 19,689 square-foot building constructed in 1905. Its construction consists of stone foundation; primarily brick exterior; single-pane windows; shingled gabled roof.

Central heating is provided by four SlantFin TR-70C 3.0 GPH oil fired HW boiler with outdoor air reset controller. The boiler stacks exhibit signs of substantial corrosion. During the summer, one boiler must operate (170 degrees F at the time of audit) to provide domestic hot water (DHW) heating at the DHW storage tank, which has an integral potable water heat exchanger. A small circulating pump circulates boiler HW through the four boilers over to the DHW storage tank’s heat exchanger.

Unit Description Capacity GPM Motor Notes

Tag Output HW HP Boiler Mtr Effic'y Mtr kWe

B-1 SlantFin TR 70C 348,600 36 0.5 79% 75.0% 0.50 Four-staged Boilers; DHW from Header; 3.00 GPH

B-2 SlantFin TR 70C 348,600 36 0.5 79% 75.0% 0.50 Four-staged Boilers; DHW from Header; 3.00 GPH

B-3 SlantFin TR 70C 348,600 36 0.5 79% 75.0% 0.50 Four-staged Boilers; DHW from Header; 3.00 GPH

B-4 SlantFin TR 70C 348,600 36 0.5 79% 75.0% 0.50 Four-staged Boilers; DHW from Header; 3.00 GPH

Turbomax Indirect DHW Heat Exchanger using Boiler Water; Small Pump to Boilers

Totals 1,394,400 144 2 1.99 Tekmar Boiler Staging/Reset Controller; Underground Tank

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The central chiller plant consists of a circa 2007 Carrier 38AH064 60-ton air cooled chiller that utilizes the same HW/CHW loop pumps as do the boilers. Changeover from cooling to heating is manual. The Carrier chiller has an EER of 10.7 and utilizes R-22 as its refrigerant.

Unit Description Capacity Motor Notes

Tag Tons Supply Return CHW HP kW/Ton* Motor FL kW

CH-1 Carrier 38AH064 60 45 55 144 1.172 70.30 2007; R-22; 10.5 EER; 2-Pipe System to FCUs

CHWP-1 72 3 79.5% 2.81 Both Pumps Running; HW/CHW; 1 Standby

CHWP-2 72 3 79.5% 2.81 Both Pumps Running; HW/CHW; 1 Standby

TOTALS 60 144 6 75.9 * De-rated 0.5%/yr

CENTRAL CHILLED WATER PLANT

CHW/CW GPM Efficiency

The building’s HVAC system consists of a two-pipe constant volume hot water/chilled water loop (HW/CHW) circulating conditioned water to some forty-four fan coil units (FCUs) located on the perimeter of the building. The FCUs are in very good condition and have integral electrical controls for operation (OFF/fan speed) and temperature set point (Warmer-Cooler). The HW/CHW loop pumping to these FCUs is provided by two 3 HP horizontal-inline (HIL) pumps.

Unit Location - Original Bldg Fan Notes

Tag Area Served CFM* GPM Cool* GPM BTUH HP Effic'y* FL kW

FCUs Perimeter Fan Coil Units 24,000 3.6 1.50 3.6 36,000 6.67 70.0% 7.105 44 Units on Dwgs; Local Controls

TOTALS 24,000 144 60 144 1,440,000 6.67 7.10

(GPM) (TONS) (BTUH) (HP) (Max kW)

AHU Inventory

Capacity Supply Fan DataHeating

The only controls observed at this building were the integral electrical controls that were on the individual fan coil units.

electronic ballasts in the office and support areas. The facility’s exterior lighting is high pressure sodium

The site’s plumbing fixtures are manually operated and possess the following inventory/characteristics:

Toilets: 9 rated at 3.5 GPF;

Faucets: 10 rated at 2.2 GPM;

Urinals: 6 rated 1.0 GPF;

Showerheads: 6 rated 2.5 GPM.

Domestic hot water is provided from a TurboMax indirect fired storage tank.

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The building is not individually metered for utility consumption. The site is provided electric service by ConEdison and water/sewer service by the New York City Water Authority. Fuel is purchased locally with 2011 prices ranging from $3.75 per gallon to $3.88. The analysis of energy costs and energy savings were made using the historic patterns from the ConEdison and fuel oil purchase prices (only eight months of data provided). The prevailing NYC Water Authority water and sewer rates were utilized in the savings calculations as no realistic data was forthcoming.

At the present time, ConEdison offers prescriptive and custom tiered rebates for lighting retrofits. The applicable rebate available for the scope of work proposed herein is limited to occupancy sensor retrofits and select LED technology changes. They also offer prescriptive and custom tiered rebates for HVAC retrofits, which were also incorporated into this report. ConEdison Solutions will, on the behalf of the US

Proposed Upgrades This ECM replaces the oil-fired hot water boilers with condensing gas units. The new boilers will be equipped with high efficiency combustion fans equipped with VFDs. The new boilers digital control systems will be networked together and programmed to provide optimum efficiency based on a reset algorithm to provide only as much heating as the facility requires. These new boilers will be connected to a new DDC controls systems for control and monitoring. In addition, the primary HW pumps will be replaced. Lastly, two new 150,000 BTUH condensing gas hot water heaters will be installed to alleviate the need to operate one of the boilers during the summer months as well as and keep fuel oil onsite.

A $12,800 rebate is available for implementation of this measure.

ECM 2.1 Chiller Plant Improvements

This ECM proposes to install new DDC controls for the chiller plant and connect to an enterprise EMCS system. The chiller and pump operation will be optimally programmed.

A $425 rebate is available for implementation of this measure.

The scope of work proposed for this location includes: exterior wall pack and pole lights to receive new LED fixtures/fixture heads, with individual photocell control option; interior fluorescent lighting fixtures to be replaced with new LED fixture equivalents; high bay HID lighting to be retrofit with new LED fixtures;

local dual technology occupancy sensors will be installed to turn lights off when not in use; compact fluorescent and incandescent fixtures will be retrofit/replaced with LED kits/fixtures as technically feasible.

Please refer to the Lighting Scope of Work Attachment under separate cover for specific room level details.

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A rebate for this measure is estimated to be valued at $8,470.

ECM 13.1 Water and Sewer Conservation Systems

Proposed Upgrades The site’s plumbing fixtures are high consumption devices, and all have manual flush/flow controls. The site’s nine toilets are 3.5 gallons per flush (GPF); the six urinals are 1.0 GPF; the ten restroom faucets are

2.2 GPM and six showerheads are 2.5 GPM. These will be replaced with HET (1.28 GPF) toilets, HEU (0.125 GPF) urinals, 1.25 GPM showerheads and 0.75 GPM aerators will be installed on the faucet sets.

All of these new fixtures will be equipped with sensing devices to limit water usage to actual fixture use.

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NY023 – Building 319

The buildings operational hours are 0600-2200, with fewer personnel Monday through Friday. Census increases dramatically on weekends.

The Ernie Pyle USARC facility in Ft. Totten, NY includes Building 319 Gymnasium. Building 319 is a 13,992 square-foot building constructed in 1906 with a large gymnasium floor on the upper level and work-out and locker rooms on the lower level. The building construction consists of brick exterior and stone foundation; shingled gabled roof; and large single-pane glass windows in the gym floor area. The interior walls are largely plastered.

Central heating is provided by an oil-fired Weil McLain 80-780 steam boiler (8 PSIG) boiler located in the in basement. The steam piping is missing considerable insulation. The fuel oil is stored in a brick encapsulated oil tank, also in the basement.

The steam is distributed to perimeter radiators in entrance areas and locker rooms, and large fin-tube radiation units in the gym. There are no thermostats or controls; operation is strictly manual.

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Unit Description Capacity Capacity Notes

Tag Input Output AFUE*

B-1 Weil McLain Series 80-780 935,000 776,050 76.0% #2 Fuel Oil; 8 PSI Setpoint; Gravity Cond Return

SR Restroom & Entrance Radiators Manual Valves

FR 1-6 Gym Fin Radiators Manual Valves

DHW Bock 51E 156,200 124,960 74% 50 Gallon Tank; 100 GPH Recovery; Fuel Oil

Totals 1,091,200 901,010 * De-rated 0.5% per year

There is no air conditioning in this building.

There is no air distribution system present.

There are no thermostats or controls in this building, the boiler must be manually turned on and off.

electronic ballasts in the office and support areas. The facility’s exterior lighting is a combination of metal halide high pressure fixtures.

The site’s plumbing fixtures are manually operated and possess the following inventory/characteristics:

Toilets: 5 rated at 3.5 GPF;

Faucets: 6 rated at 2.2 GPM;

Urinals: 3 rated 1.0 GPF;

Showerheads: 4 rated 2.5 GPM.

Domestic hot water heating (DHW) is provided by a 1.1 GPH Bock model 51E oil-fired hot water heater with 50 gallon tank.

This facility is not separately metered for utility consumption. The site is provided electric service by ConEdison and water/sewer service by the New York City Water Authority. Fuel is purchased locally with 2011 prices ranging from $3.75 per gallon to $3.88. The analysis of energy costs and energy savings were made using the historic patterns from the ConEdison and fuel oil purchase prices (only eight months of data provided). The prevailing NYC Water Authority water and sewer rates were utilized in the savings calculations as no realistic data was forthcoming.

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At the present time, ConEdison offers prescriptive and custom tiered rebates for lighting retrofits. The applicable rebate available for the scope of work proposed herein is limited to occupancy sensor retrofits and select LED technology changes. They also offer prescriptive and custom tiered rebates for HVAC retrofits, which were also incorporated into this report. ConEdison Solutions will, on the behalf of the US

Proposed Upgrades This ECM replaces the A.O. Smtih 28A (910,000) BTUH input steam boiler with two 750,000 BTUH input high efficiency units rated at 83.5% efficiency. The current boiler produces low pressure steam directly to the facility's steam radiators. The new boilers will be equipped with efficient motors on their combustion fans. The new boilers digital control systems will be networked together and programmed to provide optimum efficiency based on a reset algorithm to provide only as much heating as the facility requires.

The supply steam pressure will be maintained as low as possible to enhance boiler efficiency. The new boiler flues will be installed in accordance with boiler manufacturer recommendations. These new boilers will be connected to a new DDC controls systems for control and monitoring. In addition, the thermostatic valves and steam traps on the radiators will be replaced. Forty linear feet of un-insulated piping will be re-insulated.

A $3,400 rebate is available for implementation of this measure.

The scope of work proposed for this location includes: exterior wall pack and pole lights to receive new LED fixtures/fixture heads, with individual photocell control option; interior fluorescent lighting fixtures to be replaced with new LED fixture equivalents; high bay HID lighting to be retrofit with new LED fixtures;

local dual technology occupancy sensors will be installed to turn lights off when not in use; compact fluorescent and incandescent fixtures will be retrofit/replaced with LED kits/fixtures as technically feasible.

Please refer to the Lighting Scope of Work Attachment under separate cover for specific room level details.

A rebate for this measure is estimated to be valued at $756.

The site’s plumbing fixtures are high consumption devices, and all have manual flush/flow controls. The site’s two toilets are 3.5 gallons per flush (GPF); the one urinal is 1.0 GPF; and the four restroom faucets are 2.2 GPM. These will be replaced with HET (1.28 GPF) toilets, HEU (0.125 GPF) urinals and 0.75 GPM aerators will be installed on the faucet sets. All of these new fixtures will be equipped with sensing devices to limit water usage to actual fixture use. In addition, the domestic hot water heater will be replaced with a 6 GPM natural gas, high efficiency instantaneous heater.

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NY023 – Building 330

The building is occupied from 0600-1800 with upwards of 50 personnel Monday through Friday. This number can swell on weekends depending on USARC activities.

The Ernie Pyle USARC facility in Ft. Totten, NY encompasses a number of buildings, one of which is Building 330 Administrative Offices. Building 330 is a three-story 40,256 square-foot structure built in 1908. The building construction consists of stone foundation and brick exterior; single-pane glass windows; shingled gabled roof. The interior spaces have plaster walls and are primarily utilized as offices, conference rooms and support areas.

The building is divided into two sections, “A” and “B”, with a boiler room for each in their respective basement areas. In the “A” Section boiler room, central heating is provided by a fairly recent Smith 28HE8 (17.4) GPH oil-fired steam boiler with an opacity monitor in stack. Domestic hot water (DHW) heating is courtesy of a 2008 oil fired SlantFin boiler feeding a storage tank with potable water heat exchanger.

The “B” Section utilizes and older oil fired H.B. Smith steam (8 PSIG) 28A8 (17.4 GPH input) boiler, which is in fair condition. DHW is provided by oil fired SlantFin 17.4 GPH boiler feeding a storage tank with potable water heat exchanger.

Throughout the building, the steam is distributed to perimeter radiators that are equipped with self-contained Honeywell thermostats.

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Unit Description Capacity GPH Motor Notes

Tag Output Input HP AFUE* Mtr Effic'y Mtr kWe

B-1A Smith 28HE8 Steam 2,070,600 17.4 1.25 82% 75.0% 1.24 Very Recent; Aboveground Tank; 1/4 HP Oil Pumps

B-1B Smith 28H8 Steam 2,021,880 17.4 1.25 77% 70.0% 1.33 Fair Condition; Aboveground Tank; 1/4 HP Oil Pumps

DHW-1A SlantFin 40 F5 77.5% 0.00 2008; SSU 60 Gal Storage Tank; Turned OFF

DHW-1B SlantFin 40 F5 77.5% 0.00 SSU 60 Gal Storage Tank; Turned OFF

Totals 4,092,480 40 2.5 2.57

The only air conditioning to be found in the facility comes courtesy of forty-seven window air conditioning units with integral thermostatic controls.

The only air distribution in this building is provided from the window air conditioners.

There was no DDC system observed in this building. The only controls were on the individual window air conditioners and self-contained thermostats on the perimeter radiators.

electronic ballasts in the office and support areas.