A01_ATC_HVACR_MR_PWS_-_28JUN2017.pdf

Aberdeen Test Center HVACR M&R Support

Performance Work Statement

I. Background

Aberdeen Test Center (ATC) provides various simulated environment testing in support of a diverse test arena for the Department of the Army. The vast majority of these services rely on the use of complex and custom built Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVACR) systems.

These HVACR systems are not fully comparable to other residential and/or industrial HVACR systems, and generally require specialized components, systems and/or a variety of refrigerants to properly function. Further, many of these systems were manufactured up to fifty years ago, potentially limiting the availability of technical documentation and/or replacement parts.

These systems are crucial in the testing of weapons, ammunition, body armor and other soldier systems that ultimately impact the Warfighter’s ability to complete his/her mission. Therefore, it is critical that these systems maintain operability at all times, 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year, and fully comply with the strict testing standards set forth by the Department of Defense (MIL-STD-810G: Environmental Engineering Considerations and Laboratory Tests).

II. Scope of Work

The Contractor will be tasked with maintenance and repair for all HVACR and ancillary (e.g.

associated electronics, electrical components, controls, etc.) equipment. Work efforts will be concentrated between, but not limited to, the Light Armor Range Complex (LARC) and Mobile Environment Unit’s (MEU) portable and fixed environmental test chambers. The LARC consists of 13 indoor, negative-pressure, temperature and humidity controlled, small- and medium-caliber firing ranges. The MEU test chambers consist of 84 portable and fixed environmental test chambers.

Appendix A contains further information on relevant LARC and MEU equipment. The Contractor, however, may be tasked to perform service on additional ATC HVACR assets as requested by the ATC Contracting Officer Representative (COR).

The following outlines service requirements for the three elements of this M&R contract: 1) Scheduled Maintenance, 2) Unscheduled Maintenance and 3) Replacement Parts.

1) Scheduled Maintenance

The Contractor shall provide 1200 hours of technician (journeymen-level) labor towards scheduled maintenance efforts. These hours will be utilized at the discretion of the ATC COR to support tasks listed below. The ATC COR will coordinate scheduled maintenance efforts through a designated Contractor representative. At the completion of each service visit, a service ticket shall be provided to the ATC COR detailing personnel on site, nature of the service, duration of visit, status of relevant equipment, any replacement parts utilized, and any other information relevant to the service performed.

ATC has identified the following maintenance tasks to be completed as scheduled maintenance. Note that this list is NOT all inclusive and other tasks reasonably considered basic or routine may be requested by the ATC COR as scheduled maintenance.

1. Perform system safety checks on all equipment

2. Perform visual inspection on all mechanical, electrical, refrigeration components to identify any areas of degradation; recommend repair/replacement of any components as necessary

3. Perform refrigerant leak checks on all relevant equipment

4. Perform system calibration on equipment where necessary (e.g. back pressure regulators, thermal expansion valves, etc.)

5. Perform line-to-ground continuity testing to verify appropriate electrical connections/components are grounded

6. Verify, record, and submit appropriate mechanical readings of all equipment (e.g.

pressure, temperature, humidity)

7. Verify, record, and submit appropriate electrical readings (e.g. voltage/current readings on following points: compressor line, fan motor line, main disconnect, dehumidifier units, electrical heater)

8. Inspect, service, replace as needed following mechanical components (not exhaustive list): compressor, compressor oil level, accumulator, liquid line receiver, liquid line sight glass, belt drives and pulleys (grease as needed), air filters (note that some consumed filters may contain lead or other hazardous materials), filter driers, refrigerant metering device, hot gas by-pass valves, condenser and evaporator coils (requires non-corrosive and bio-degradable agent to be rinsed thoroughly with pressurized water), chamber door gaskets, Armstrong humidification units, dehumidification units, rooftop exhaust fans/package units

9. Inspect, service, replace as needed following electrical components (not exhaustive list): magnetic contactors, switching relays, current relays, solenoid coils, pressure switch, capacitors, Silicon-Controlled Rectifier, terminal blocks, printed circuit boards, compressor, blower motor, fan motor

10. Micristar Controller Maintenance: inspect frames/panels for deteriorations or damage, verify operational correctness and accuracy, verify digital communication interface with SuperView (customized communication software), ensure good wiring connections

11. Moxa: inspect for deterioration or damage, inspect correct cable connections and configurations, check LED indications for functionality

12. Honeywell UDC 2500 Controllers: inspect frame and casing for deterioration or damage, verify correct functionality and performance, check Ethernet communication connections, ensure good wiring connections

13. SuperView Remote Monitoring System: verify real time user interface with chamber controllers

14. Perform software maintenance and provide on-going support for all related software; service may be required up to five (5) times per year

15. For negative-pressure ranges (e.g. LARC), perform air balance testing to ensure proper pressure readings/ventilation; service may be required up to five (5) times per year

16. Perform two (2) seasonal changeovers for LARC during winter and summer transitioning months. Seasonal changeover operations may require between 12-20 qualified technicians simultaneously on site, and is generally performed semi-annually at six-month intervals. An example changeover schedule is contained within this document (Appendix B).

17. The Contractor is responsible for recommending additional preventative maintenance for LARC and MEU equipment based on manufacturer recommendations and/or other industry standards.

18. Additional tasks that are generally and reasonably considered routine and/or reoccurring may be assigned by the ATC COR. An example of a reoccurring task would be replacing equipment requiring frequent replacement due to a heavy workload, electrical imbalances, etc.

2) Unscheduled Maintenance

For emergency services, efforts exceeding the time capacity of scheduled maintenance as defined above and/or efforts outside of the scope of scheduled maintenance as defined above, the Contractor shall provide necessary M&R support under the following guidelines:

1. The ATC COR may request unscheduled maintenance to complete emergency repair service to support an upcoming or active test event. Following an emergency repair request, the Contractor is required to respond on-site, prepared to work within two

(2) hours of initial request. Emergency repairs shall be completed within 24 hours to allow for continued testing. If a repair cannot be completed within 24 hour timeframe, the Contractor shall document the problem, estimate timeframe for repair completion, and notify the ATC COR. The Contractor must be available at all times, 24/7/365 (including holidays) in order to support around-the-clock testing.

2. Non-emergency maintenance or repair requests shall be completed within five (5) business days.

3. For an unscheduled maintenance request, the Contractor shall troubleshoot the observed failure/deficiency as directed by the ATC COR. Prior to taking any corrective actions or procuring any replacement parts, the Contractor shall coordinate with the ATC COR to report any findings, identify any repair costs and determine a plan of action.

4. Additional tasks within the general scope of work may be requested to support ATC HVACR equipment other than those pieces listed in Appendix A.

5. The following Contractor personnel rates shall be identified for Unscheduled Maintenance efforts:

a. Technician Regular Hourly Rate

b. Technician OT/Weekend Rate

c. Automation Software Technician Regular Hourly Rate

d. Automation Software Technician OT/Weekend Rate

e. Engineer Regular Hourly Rate

3) Replacement Parts

The Contractor shall provide replacement parts for downed equipment as needed. The following outlines the guidelines for procuring/installing replacement parts:

1. Prior to the procurement of any replacement part(s), the Contractor must present planned corrective action and identify parts needed to complete the corrective action along with their associated costs to the ATC COR. The ATC COR will either grant approval to proceed or provide an alternate solution.

2. For Contractor furnished replacement parts, the part must be brand new and original equipment unless the ATC COR provides written authorization prior to acquisition. Contractor shall provide a minimum of a one (1) year warranty on all parts furnished by the Contractor.

3. In the instance a replacement part is unavailable through the Contractor or the Government, the Contractor may be required to fabricate a new part or, in some instances, re-design the system as part of the corrective action.

4. The ATC COR may furnish Government-owned replacement parts if available.

5. A representative list (not exhaustive) of replacement parts include: condensers, compressors, air handling units, humidifiers, heaters, fans, refrigeration coils, air filters, control systems, software packages, gauges, valves, sensors, microprocessors, belts, motors, electrical components, electronics, ductwork, dampers, exhaust fan units, etc.

6. Contractor shall include any margin (i.e. mark-up) on replacement parts in proposal.

III. General Requirements

1. Contractor shall provide a service manager who will be responsible for the overall coordination of the contract and act as the central POC with the Contracting Officer (KO) and ATC COR.

2. All Contractor work efforts shall be approved by the ATC COR or designated ATC SME prior to the commencement of any work.

3. All replacement parts shall be approved by the ATC COR or designated ATC SME prior to procurement of any material, equipment, part, etc.

4. Contractor shall provide the ATC COR with a monthly report summarizing all service visits and replacement part purchases, and include an active balance of scheduled maintenance hours, unscheduled maintenance funding and replacement part funding. Report shall include each service ticket number, date, and total cost of invoice.

5. Contractor shall provide the appropriate fully qualified technician to accomplish a given task from the ATC COR.

6. Contractor may be required to establish a fixed schedule for at least one designated technician (journeyman) to be on-site for eight hours per day up to a maximum of two days per week.

7. Contractor will provide a service ticket (including refrigerant repair log) at the end of the visit describing work accomplished, duration of visit, status of job/relevant equipment and any parts replaced along with origin and cost of replacement part. The service ticket shall be computer generated or neatly written by hand.

8. Contractor shall be responsible to deliver all maintenance services, maintenance reports, service tickets, and any other documentation that results from the work listed under this Performance Work Statement.

9. Contractor shall notify ATC COR when each CLIN’s funding is 75% exhausted.

10. Contractor must be willing to work alongside ATC personnel as requested by ATC COR.

11. All Contractor personnel shall be able to obtain non-escort required access to ATC Restricted Areas in accordance with ATC Security Requirements as described in Section IV.

12. Contractor shall submit a Liability Insurance Policy issued by a duly certified insurance company in the state of Maryland.

13. Contractor must be able to provide up to 10 technicians at any given time to support a single/multiple repair request(s). Contractor must be able to provide 12-20 technicians to support semi-annual LARC seasonal changeovers due to testing requirements.

14. Contractor must possess appropriate Honeywell licensure to perform maintenance and repair on automation software, or sub-task requirement as needed. Contractor must be able to provide a minimum of two automation software technicians who are Honeywell Level I certified.

15. Contractor must be able to provide a minimum of two PE-licensed engineers, each with a minimum of five (5) years of HVACR and automation control experience.

16. Work will be conducted at various locations throughout both Aberdeen and Edgewood areas of Aberdeen Proving Ground. Equipment may be housed in large warehouses, indoor test ranges, confined spaces, outdoor test facilities, remote areas or facility rooftops.

17. Work will be conducted primarily during the ATC core working hours of 0700-1630 Monday- Friday, except for biweekly RDO Fridays. However, Contractor must be able to provide emergency support 24/7/365, including holidays, without exception.

18. For emergency service requests, Contractor must be able to provide required technicians on-site and prepared to perform troubleshooting/repairs within two (2) hours from initial request.

This requirement extends to any personnel providing a service sub-tasked by the prime Contractor.

19. Contractor must be ACS certified for Niagra-AX platform.

20. Contractor shall be a duly licensed HVACR Contractor in Maryland with at least a Master’s License in Refrigeration issued by the Board of HVACR Contractors of Maryland.

21. Contractor technicians must possess EPA Universal certificate.

22. Contractor must be able to provide a minimum of three (3) technicians in possession of Maryland Journeyman Certificate. All on-site repair technicians are required to be under the supervision of an on-site journeyman technician at all times.

23. Contractor technicians must be HAZWOPER certified due to possible exposure to hazardous materials (e.g. lead exposure, explosive/ammo testing, etc.).

24. Contractor must provide appropriate, OSHA approved protective clothing and equipment (PCE)

25. Contractor will perform all tasks in a safe manner (e.g. lock-out/tag-out)

26. Contractor must have a minimum of five (5) years of experience and be able to demonstrate licensure and proficiency in the operation, maintenance, support and repair of Honeywell CARE, Honeywell Spiders, WEBStation-AX software, Niagra-AX Platform and associated components.

27. Contractor must have a minimum of five (5) years of experience working with cascade refrigeration systems.

28. Contractor must have a minimum of five (5) years of experience working with Trane chillers, to include chill-water systems (models listed in Appendix A).

29. Contractor must have a minimum of five (5) years of experience working with a wide variety of low temperature industrial refrigerants.

30. Contractor must have a minimum of five (5) years of experience working Micristar controllers.

31. Contractor must have a minimum of five (5) years of experience supporting specialty simulated environmental chambers (with temperature/humidity) to include solar, blowing sand/dust, salt/fog to comply with MIL-STD-810G: Environmental Engineering Considerations and Laboratory Tests.

32. Contractor must provide required documentation to ATC COR in accordance with 40 CFR Part 82, Subpart F.

IV. Security Requirements

Security Clause One - The Contractor is responsible for hiring personnel eligible for unescorted access to service equipment in the APG Restricted Areas (RAs). Unescorted access shall be granted to contractor personnel who possess a current SECRET security clearance or higher issued by the Defense Security Clearance Office (DISCO) or who were the subject of a favorably completed National Agency Check, National Agency Check with Law and Credit Check (NACLC), T3 Investigation or Special Agreement Check (SAC). The Contractor shall advise employees that the SAC will be used to review criminal history records and that adverse information may result in an employee being denied access into the RA. Unescorted access shall be authorized provided no more than 24 months have lapsed since the date of the termination of the security investigation or break in service and there is no known adverse information. All employees working on this contract will be US citizens;

non US persons are not authorized to work on this contract.

Security Clause Two - Special Agreement Check (SAC). The contractor shall complete a Fingerprint Applicant Worksheet for each employee requiring unescorted access who does not meet one of the requirements above. Upon contract award, the Contractor shall obtain required forms from the COR and return the completed forms to the COR within 10 working days. Until a favorable SAC is completed, contractor personnel shall be continually escorted into and out of the RA by other contractor or government personnel who possess a RA Security Identification Credential.

Security Clause Three - Restricted Area (RA) Security Identification Credential. Contractor personnel will be granted unescorted access provided the security investigation requirement stated above has been met. Once a written request from the COR has been received and the investigation or security clearance has been verified by a visit authorization letter being sent directly to the ATC Visitor Control Desk from the contracting company, the contractor employee will be issued an organizational credential to be used while in the RA. This credential identifies that the employee has an official need to be in the RA. Contractor personnel shall wear their security credential above the waist at all times when in the restricted areas of APG with the following exceptions: (a) when photography is ongoing and the employee is likely to be in the photograph, and (b) when the employee is actually working with a piece of equipment that could catch the security credential and endanger the safety of the employee.

Security Clause Four - Reports of Adverse Information. The contractor shall report to the ATC Security Manager all adverse information on contractor personnel such as security violations, arrests, bankruptcy, wage garnishments and denial, suspension, or revocation of security clearances.

The ATC Security Manager may deny employees’ access into APG restricted areas based upon the adverse information.

Security Clause Five - Installation Access. All contractor personnel will comply with the requirements of APG Regulation 190-4, Movement Control Within the Installation, for entry, exit, and internal control of personnel, material and vehicles on APG. To gain access to APG, DA Form 1602, Civilian Identification Card, shall be issued to contractors who do not require computer access or do not travel on official Government business, upon written approval from the COR. All vehicles and personnel are subject to search and seizure of contraband and/or unauthorized Government property in accordance with Army Regulation 190-13, The Army Physical Security Program.

Security Clause Six - Safeguarding Government Information and Property. The contractor shall be responsible for safeguarding all Government information and property provided for contractor use.

Government-furnished property will be secured in accordance with AR 190-51, Security of Unclassified Army Property (Sensitive and Nonsensitive).

Security Clause Seven - Usage of Privately Owned Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) Within the Restricted Area (RA). A privately owned personal electronic device (PED) is defined as a civilian multifunction cell phone, iPhone, personal digital assistant, tablet, blackberry, personal wireless fitness devices (PWFD), digital inventory devices and electronic recording/storage devices.

Contractor personnel shall not use the PED’s photographic/recording capability within the ATC RA.

The contractor shall not install or connect a privately owned PED to any government-owned computer or network system. Also, a PED that has the capability to store data cannot be connected to a government computer for purposes of charging the device’s battery. Contractor employees must use the appropriate wall adapter to charge a privately owned PED. PEDs are authorized for private, non-work related matters. Under no circumstances will a privately owned PED be used to photograph or record images while in the ATC RA(s).

APPENDIX A

LARC and MEU Equipment Schedule

This appendix contains equipment information for both LARC and MEU test chambers. The information listed includes major systems and/or major system components and does not limit scope of work to only the listed equipment.

LARC Equipment List

Trane Packaged RTU Trane TCH151E300AB 111410068D

Valent Packaged RTU Valent VPR-210-13A-X-B 5866080-10

HEPA Fan Baldor Cat No. M3212T 5HP/3450RPM/182T FRM.

Duct Heater (Range) Indeeco Item # 101-232607 Order # C000145692-1

Duct heater (Valent) Indeeco Item # 201-194607 Order # C098630-1

Exhaust Fan Greenheck SWB-115-7-CW-UB-X 12434424 1104

Humidifier H-1 Nortec NHTC 050 2080572

Humidifier H-2 Nortec NHTC 050 2080571

Ducless Split Indoor A Daikin FTXS12DVJU E002971

Ductless Spilt Outdoor A Daikin RX12FVJU E000308

Ducless Split Indoor B Daikin FTSX09DVJU E000566

Ductless Spilt Outdoor B Daikin RX09FVJU E000125

Air Handler York AHP18B2AH21A A0G7050425

Condensing Unit York H1RD018S06G W0B6877381

Humidifier Nortec NHTC 020 2118552

Air Handler York AHO18B3XH21A A0G7050682

Condensing Unit York H1RD0118S06G W0B6877380

Humidifier Nortec NHTC 020 2118553

Air Handler York AHP18B2AH21A A0D7713144

Condensing Unit York H1RD018S06G W0B6877386

Humidifier Nortec NHTC 020 2118551

Packaged RTU AAON RN-030-2-0-EB09-17A 201004-ANET03092

HEPA Fan Baldor EM3311T 7.5HP/1770RPM/213T FRM.

Duct Heater DH-1 (Range) Indeeco Item # 101-218-721 Order # C128607-1

Duct Heater DH-2 (Clay) Indeeco Item # 140-218722 Order # C128607-2

Duct Heater DH-3 (Storage) Indeeco Item # 140-218723 Order # C128607-3

Duct Heater DH-4 (Loading) Indeeco Item # 140-218724 Order # C128607-4

Humidifier H-1 (Range) Nortec NHTC 075 2075289

Humidifier H-2 (Range) Nortec NHTC 075 2075290

Humidifier H-3 (Clay & Load) Nortec NHTC 020 2077280

Humidifier H-4 (Storage) Nortec NHTC 020 2075286

Exhaust Fan (Range) Greenheck SWB-210-5-CW-UB-X 12062604 1004

Exhaust Fan (Loading) Greenheck CUBE-101HP-4-X 12062204 1004

Air Handler Trane 4TEH3F60B1000AB 10155KJN1V

Heat Pump Trane 4TWA3060A3000BA 101647HR2F

Ductless Split Indoor Fujitsu ASU30RLXQ HNA000060

Ductless Split Outdoor Fujitsu A0U30RLXQ HNN000176

DESCRIPTION MAKE MODEL SERIAL

Range

Control Room

Ammo Storage

Control Room

Control Room

Loading Room

Control Room

Range

Air Handler Trane TSCB030U0F00000000CC00A334.0 K10A03331

Heater TUTCO DHC31858-70.9-3P 212641-000 (LK-D1C312A-A)

Humidifier H-5 (Range) Nortec NHTC 100 2073411

Humidifier H-6 (Range) Nortec NHTC 100 2073412

Humidifier H-1 (Control Rm) Nortec NHTC 010 2073403

Fan Coil Unit FC-1 (Control Rm)Trane FCCB0801D

Fan Coil Duct Heater DH-1 Indeeco 140-217865

Air Handler Trane TSCB030U0F00000000CC00A334.0 K10A03355

Heater TUTCO DHC31858-70.9-3P 212638-000 (LK-D1C312C-A)

Humidifier H-3 (Range) Nortec NHTC 100 2073409

Humidifier H-4 (Range) Nortec NHTC 100 2073410

Humidifier H-2 (Control Rm) Nortec NHTC 010 2073404

Fan Coil Unit FC-2 (Control Rm)Trane FCCB0801C

Fan Coil Duct Heater DH-2 Indeeco 140-217866

Air Handler Trane TSCB030U0F00000000CC00A334.0 K10A03343

Heater TUTCO DHC31858-70.9-3P 212637-000 (LK-D1C312B-A)

Humidifier H-9 (Range) Nortec NHTC 100 2073415

Humidifier H-10 (Range) Nortec NHTC 100 2073416

Humidifier H-12 (Control Rm)Nortec NHTC 010 2073405

Fan Coil Unit FC-3 (Control Rm)Trane FCCB0801D

Fan Coil Duct Heater DH-3 Indeeco 140-217867

Air Handler Trane TSCB030U0F00000000CC00A334.0 K10A03367

Heater TUTCO DHC31858-70.9-3P 212640-000 (LK-D1C312D-A)

Humidifier H-7 (Range) Nortec NHTC 100 2073413

Humidifier H-8 (Range) Nortec NHTC 100 2073414

Humidifier H-14 (Control Rm)Nortec NHTC 010 2073406

Fan Coil Unit (Control Rm) Trane FCCB0801D

Fan Coil Duct Heater DH-4 Indeeco 140-217868

Packaged RTU AAON RM-A03-3-0-BA01-11A 201007-AMEC14042

Exhaust Fan Baldor BALDORXPROF & CRDV-180 *(2)VL5007A & S109892 *(2)

Air Handler Trane TSCB008UOF00000000CC00A200.5K10A03379

Heater TUTCO DHC31851-12.6-3P 212639-000 (LK-D1C312E-A)

Humidifier H-13 Nortec NHTC 010 2073407

Fan Coil Unit (Corridor) Trane FCCB1201C

Humidifier (Corridor) Nortec NHTC 010 2073408

Packaged RTU York XP090E18P4SZZ40001A N0N9476264

DESCRIPTION MAKE MODEL SERIAL

Range

Range

Range

Range

Loading Room

Control Building

Test Prep Room

Chiller #1 Trane

Chiller #2 Trane

Pump #1 Bell & Gossitt Size 1510 BF 6.375 C100329-02-A01

Pump Motor #1 Baldor Cat# M3311T 7.5HP/1750RPM/213T FRM.

Pump #2 Bell & Gossitt Size 1510 BF 6.375 C100329-01-A01

Pump Motor #2 Baldor Cat# M3311T 7.5HP/1750RPM/213T FRM.

Pump #3 Bell & Gossitt Size 1510 BF 5.5 C100330-01-A01

Pump Motor #3 Baldor Cat# M3211T 3HP/1745RPM/182T

Pump #4 Bell & Gossitt Size 1510 BF 5.5 C100330-02-A01

Pump Motor #4 Marathon HVN 182TTDB4026BR 3HP/1745RPM/182T

Air Handler Trane CSAA025UBC00 K11G85578

Heater TUTCO DHC32948-109.2-3P 223550/D1W939AAEHT0901

Humidifier H-1 (Range) Nortec NHTC 100 2098891

Humidifier H-2 (Range) Nortec NHTC 100 2098892

Air Handler Trane CSAA003UAC00 K11G85600

Duct Heater Brasch Cat # S2011-0003081 0C95892

Humidifier H-3 Nortec NHTC 030 2098888

Exhaust Fan Greenheck

Air Handler Trane CSAA025UBC00 K11G85616

Heater TUTCO DHC32948-109.2-3P 223550/D1E939EAEHT0901

Humidifier H-4 (Range) Nortec NHTC 100 2098889

Humidifier H-5 (Range) Nortec NHTC 100 2098890

Air Handler Trane CSAA003UAC00 K11G85608

Duct Heater Brasch Cat # S2011-0003082 0C95892

Humidifier (H-6) Nortec NHTC 030 2098887

Exhaust Fan Greenheck 3L230

Air Handler Trane CSAA008UBC00 K11G85592

Heater TUTCO DHC32942-29.7-3P 223509/D1E939BAEHT0301

Humidifier H-7 (Control 3) Nortec NHTC 010 2098878

Humidifier H-8 (Control 5) Nortec NHTC 010 2098879

Humidifier H-9 (Loading) Nortec NHTC020 2099049

Humidifier H-10 (Ammo) Nortec NHTC 010 2098877

Duct Heater DH-1 (Control 3) Indeeco Item # 101-231460 Order# C000144565-1

Duct Heater DH-2 (Control 5) Indeeco Item # 101-231461 Order# C000144565-2

Duct Heater DH-3 (Loading) Indeeco Item # 101-231462 Order# C000144565-3

Duct Heater DH-4 (Ammo) Indeeco Item # 101-231463 Order# C000144565-4

Exhaust Fan EF-1 (Loading) Greenheck CUBE-101-4-X 12555491 1108

Exhaust Fan EF-2 (Ammo) Greenheck CUBE-101-4-X 12555492 1108

Chillers and Pumps

Range

Range

Range

RTAC1404UR0HUAFNL1TY1CDLNA5EA10NR0EXN SN:U10B06577

RTAC1404UR0HUAFNL1TY1CDLNA5EA10NR0EXN SN:U10B06578

DESCRIPTION MAKE MODEL SERIAL

Control Rooms

Chiller #1 Trane

Chiller #2 Trane

Pump #1 Bell & Gossitt Size 1510 BF 8.125 C136112-01J11

Pump Motor #1 US Motors 638026 Cat# D10V2B

Pump #2 Bell & Gossitt Size 1510 BF 8.125 C136112-02J11

Pump Motor #2 US Motors 638026 Cat# D10V2B

Pump #3 Bell & Gossitt Size 1510 BF 5.5 C136113-02J11

Pump Motor #3 Weg 002180T3E145T Item# 10360047

Pump #4 Bell & Gossitt Size 1510 BF 5.5 C136113-01J11

Pump Motor #4 Weg 002180T3E145T Item# 10360047

Packaged RTU A Amer. Std. WCH180B400HA 650101247D

Packaged RTU B Amer. Std. WCH180B400HA 650101210D

Packaged RTU C Valent VPR-210-13A-4E-C 5866082-10A

Exhaust Fan A Dayton 3C048A 4GZA7 (7.5HP Motor)

Exhaust Fan B Dayton 3C048A 4GZA7 (7.5HP Motor)

Motor Starter Ex. Fan A Square D 8538SCA24V01S 50006-388-01E

Motor Starter Ex. Fan B Square D 8538SCA24V01S 50006-388-01E

Duct Heater A Warren Tech CBK 60.00-28.00X25.00 162755-001

Duct Heater B Warren Tech CBK 60.00-28.00X25.00 162755-001

Humidifier A Nortec NHMC 050 2010794607J06

Humidifier B Nortec NHMC 050 2010383607106

Wall fans Greenheck SE1-18-429-V6-7-X 13762901 1407

Packaged RTU A Amer. Std. WCH180B400HA 650101222D

Packaged RTU B Amer. Std. WCH180B400HA 650101167D

Packaged RTU C Valent VPR-210-13A-4E-C 5866082-10B

Exhaust Fan A Dayton 3C048A 4GZA7 (7.5HP Motor)

Exhaust Fan B Dayton 3C048A 4GZA7 (7.5HP Motor)

Motor Starter Ex. Fan A Square D 8538SCA24V01S 50006-388-01E

Motor Starter Ex. Fan B Square D 8538SCA24V01S 50006-388-01E

Duct Heater A Warren Tech CBK 60.00-28.00X25.00 162755-001

Duct Heater B Warren Tech CBK 60.00-28.00X25.00 162755-001

Humidifier A Nortec NHMC 050 2010790607J06

Humidifier B Nortec NHMC 050 2010791607J06

Wall fans Greenheck SE1-18-429-V6-7-X 13762901 1407

Packaged RTU AAON RM-004-3-0-EB09-11A 200909-AMED13720

Humidifier Nortec NHTC020 2086107

Exhaust Fan Greenheck CUBE-101HP-4-X 11859497 0909

Packaged RTU York BP090C00N4AAA4A N0A9559993

DESCRIPTION MAKE MODEL SERIAL

Chillers and Pumps

Range

Range

Loading Room

RTAC1404UV0HUAFNL1TY1CDLNA5UA10NR0EXN SN:U11J01681

RTAC1404UV0HUAFNL1TY1CDLNA5UA10NR0EXN SN:U11J01680

Packaged RTU A Amer. Std. WCH180B400HA 650101241D

Packaged RTU B Amer. Std. WCH180B400HA 650101234D

Packaged RTU C Valent VPR-210-13A-4E-C 5866082-10C

Exhaust Fan A Dayton 3C048A 4GZA7 (7.5HP Motor)

Exhaust Fan B Dayton 3C048A 4GZA7 (7.5HP Motor)

Motor Starter Ex. Fan A Square D 8538SCA24V01S 50006-388-01E

Motor Starter Ex. Fan B Square D 8538SCA24V01S 50006-388-01E

Duct Heater A Warren Tech CBK 60.00-28.00X25.00 162755-001

Duct Heater B Warren Tech CBK 60.00-28.00X25.00 200745-001

Humidifier A Nortec NHMC 050 2010792607J06

Humidifier B Nortec NHMC 050 2010793607J06

Wall fans Greenheck SE1-18-429-V6-7-X 13762901 1407

Packaged RTU A Amer. Std. WCH180B400HA 650101228D

Packaged RTU B Amer. Std. WCH180B400HA 650101216D

Packaged RTU C Valent VPR-210-13A-4E-C 5866082-10D

Exhaust Fan A Dayton 3C048A 4GZA7 (7.5HP Motor)

Exhaust Fan B Dayton 3C048A 4GZA7 (7.5HP Motor)

Motor Starter Ex. Fan A Square D 8538SCA24V01S 50006-388-01E

Motor Starter Ex. Fan B Square D 8538SCA24V01S 50006-388-01E

Duct Heater A Warren Tech CBK 60.00-28.00X25.00 162755-001

Duct Heater B Warren Tech CBK 60.00-28.00X25.00 162755-001

Humidifier A Nortec NHMC 050 2010789607J06

Humidifier B Nortec NHMC 050 2010795607J06

Wall fans Greenheck SE1-18-429-V6-7-X 13762901 1407

Packaged RTU AAON RM-A04-3-0-BB01-12A 200802-AMED11443

Humidifier Nortec NHTC 020 2086108

Exhaust Fan Greenheck CUBE-101HP-4-X 11139861 0801

Packaged RTU York BP090C00N4AAA4A N0H7110398

Air Handler Magic Air BVE16-4D W110545251

Condensing Unit York YCJD42S43S3A W1H0225149

Duct Heater Bell Thermal C-BVE16-15-3@240V 2008414

Packaged RTU RUUD RJKA-A042CK 000 5573F400408912

Oil Fired Furnace Armstrong Air LUF80C57/72D12-3A 4606C81649

Heat Pump Thermal Zone TZPA-330-2A757 8496W301326485

A-Coil Goodman CAPF3636C6AA 61985971

DESCRIPTION MAKE MODEL SERIAL

Control Building

Range

Range

Loading Room

Breakroom

Packaged RTU AAON RN-020-2-0-EB09-14A 200910-ANEP02483

Exhaust Fan EF-1 Greenheck SVB-210-4-CV-VB-X 118987450910

Exhaust Fan EF-2 Greenheck SWB-210-4-CW-VB-X 118987460910

Humidifier H-1 Nortec NHTC 030 2065163

Humidifier H-2 (Entry Room) Nortec NHTC 010 2065156

Humidifier H-3 (Clay Prep) Nortec NHTC 010 2065157

Humidifier H-4 Nortec NHTC 030 2065164

Duct Heater H-1 Warren Tech CBHO-k 194666-001

Duct Heater H-2 Warren Tech CBHO-K 194666-002

Duct Heater H-3 Warren Tech CBHO-k 194666-003

DESCRIPTION MAKE MODEL SERIAL

MEU Chamber Summary

Chamber Function Manufacturer Test Capabilities Refrigeration Qty

Solar American Instrument Co. +70 to +185 F & 5 to 95% RH CO2 and Mech Cooling; 15 HP Compressor 1

Dust American Research Co. +70 to +145 F & <22% RH Mech Cooling; 30 HP Compressor 1

Salt-Fog Autotech +70 to +110 F & 5 to 95% RH No Cooling 2

Hi-Lo Temp & Humid Envirotronics -70 to +200 F & 5 to 98% RH Mech Cooling; 2 EA 15 HP Compressor 8

Hi-Lo Temp & Humid Envirotronics -70 to +170 F & 20 to 95% RH CO2 and Mech Cooling; 2 EA 7 HP Compressor 3

Hi-Lo Temp & Humid Envirotronics -90 to +200 F & 5 to 100% RH CO2 and Mech Cooling 9

Hi-Lo Temp & Humid Ransco -70 to +200 F & 5 to 95% RH Mech Cooling; 5 HP & 15 HP Compressor 2

Hi-Lo Temp Envirotronics -70 to +200 F Mech Cooling; 2 EA 15 HP Compressor 9

Hi-Lo Temp Envirotronics -70 to +170 F Mech Cooling; 15 HP & 30 HP Compressor 1

Hi-Lo Temp Envirotronics -90 to +200 F CO2 Cooling 10

Hi-Lo Temp Standard Cabinet -90 to +200 F CO2 Cooling 8

Hi-Lo Temp Tenney -90 to +200 F CO2 Cooling 2

Hi-Lo Temp Webber -90 to +200 F CO2 Cooling 4

APPENDIX B

LARC Seasonal Changeover Schedule