Modifications to the Converter Compressor Facility for SLS Block 1B, Phase 1, John F. Kennedy Space Center, Florida

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Solicitation number
80KSC020R0001
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

Place of performance
Orlando, Florida 32899, United States

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About this opportunity

This solicitation seeks construction services for modifications to the Converter Compressor Facility at the John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The work includes general renovations to the existing facility as well as liquid helium and pneumatic systems upgrades. A new ground support pneumatics control console must also be installed. Offerors must phase work to minimize downtime and coordinate with ongoing launch operations. Proposals were due by February 26, 2020 and will be evaluated based on technical approach, past performance, and price.

There is no set-aside designation. The primary NAICS code is 237990 and PSC code R499. No incumbent or current contractor is named. Key details include replacement of the roofing system, installation of large liquid helium vaporizers, and daily coordination with facility operations personnel to keep the facility operational during construction. The place of performance is the John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Notice text

The Contractor shall furnish all management, supervision, labor, transportation, facilities, materials, tools, equipment, disposal, and documentation (except any property, including utilities, specified in the Schedule to be Government-Furnished) to perform all work for the Tasks named below, and defined in the contract drawings, maps, specifications, and/or statements of work.

The work includes, but is not limited to, the following:

1. General renovation of the existing CCF including removal and replacement of facility roofing system, removal and replacement of an acoustic ceiling tile system, architectural modifications to existing shop and office areas, civil site work for new utilities installation, structural modifications for an expanded safe room, potable water and plumbing modifications, modifications to medium and low voltage electrical power systems, removal and replacement of lighting systems, addition of a lightning protection system, replacement of HVAC equipment and duct work throughout the facility, installation of a new fire suppression system, and removal and replacement of a fire alarm system.

2.  Modifications and upgrades to the existing Liquid Helium (LHe) Transfer Area and Valve Yard including removal and relocation of gas bag trailers, removal and reinstallation of existing LHe dewars (includes temporary storage), removal of LHe transfer cryogenic process piping, removal of Gaseous He (GHe) process piping, civil and structural modifications to existing concrete pads, installation of an exterior covered walkway and canopy system over LHe pumps provided by others, procurement and installation of large LHe vaporizers, installation of new LHe cryogenic process piping, and installation of new GHe process piping to new and existing equipment/supply lines. Systems must comply with applicable ASME Code references specified.

3.  Installation of a new Ground Support Pneumatics (GSPN) console including installation of control console computers and monitors in the new control room portion of the facility safe area, installation of PLCs at locations around the CCF, installation of equipment racks at locations around the CCF, installation of control and power wiring, installation of gas analyzer equipment, installation of sensing devices, connection to PLCs for the LHe pumps provided by others, and programming, GUI development, and testing of the GSPN console and all field equipment prior to implementation in production service. The existing GSPN console equipment must remain in service, connected to end item equipment, powered, air conditioned, accessible, and protected from the construction environment (i.e. dust, noise, etc.).

4.  Existing equipment, components, assemblies, etc., that must be removed and replaced/reinstalled known to have coatings containing or are partially comprised of asbestos, heavy metals, and/or PCBs. Abatement procedures will be required for certain construction activities.

This project includes working in a fully operational facility that cannot have any significant duration of downtime without substantial coordination around launch and launch vehicle processing schedules. The CCF must remain operational with operations personnel able to perform work related to the existing GSPN console, existing GHe compressors and scavenger compressors, and existing LHe pump and vaporizer (temporary installation by others) as required to perform launch and launch vehicle processing operations at locations it supplies with GHe. Phasing of work around daily operations of the CCF is critical to the success of the project. Daily coordination with operations personnel for outages and work in different areas will be required to keep the CCF operational and perform the work specified.

NOTE:  Contract Attachment J-F, Drawings, have been split into 3 files under this announcement due to the file size limitations.

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