N -- REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING FIRE SYSTEM

Notice Date

March 7, 2001

Contracting Office

ESC/PKOP, Services Branch, Operational Contracting Division, 104 Barksdale St., Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1806

ZIP Code

01731-1806

Solicitation Number

F19650-01-Q-0011

Response Due

March 13, 2001

Point of Contact

Lt Daniel W. Stupinski, Contract Manager 781-377-3987 Dan Grejdus, Contracting Officer 781-377-2113

E-Mail Address

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Description

Statement of Work Building 1102F&1105B Project # 91484 1. Scope: The work covered in this Statement of Work consists of furnishing all labor, materials, tools, equipment and transportation necessary to perform all operations in connection with the replacement of the ESA 2000 fire alarm panel and all its associated devices that cannot be used in association with the installation of the new 24 zone conventional (analog) fire alarm system. 2. Location: building 1102F, Hanscom AFB, Bedford, MA 01730 3. Principle Features: The work to be performed consists of the following principle features and must meet all Local, State and Federal codes. The following must be incorporated by Local Jurisdiction and N.F.P.A. 72. must be referenced: a) All pull stations must be double acting, no glass panel, glass rods, wrench reset or mercury switch type devices shall be used. Resetting means shall be through a key which matches the Firm Alarm Panel. b) Individual (5) gas detectors will be on their own zone c) Panel must have volt and amp meters to indicate condition of batteries d) Remote annunciator must have visual and audible trouble indication capabilities and also must be able to be silenced e) Where practical, hear detectors shall be on separate zones from smoke detectors f) All areas above and below suspended ceilings and suspended floors shall fire detection systems g) All detectors above ceilings shall have remote indicators marking their location The following must be included by Local Jurisdiction and N.F.P.A. 72c 1-2. N.F.P.A. must be referenced: a) Panel must have 60 -- hours battery back up The following must be included by Local Jurisdictions and UL Listings: a) All HVAC shutdowns will be done from master control via HVAS shutdown card or by a supervised relay board module. In addition, it must have the capability to be zoned out to prevent short cycling of mechanical equipment while fire alarm system is being tested. b) Batteries in the remote battery box must be fused on the positive and negative terminals; also the same application applies to the fire alarm control panel c) All panels must conform to the National Fire Codes, National Electronic Codes and Hanscom AFB Directives The following must be incorporated per Local Jurisdiction: a) All duct smoke detectors must be able to reset from the master control panel with a safety Electrical reset b) Above ceiling detectors (rate of rise) are to be wired on their own zone and interconnected to below ceiling LED indicator devices c) The boiler room and utility room shall have 200 degree f. fixed temp. Detectors wired on their own zone. (d) All rooms that are sprinkled need only above ceiling heat detection. (e) All smoke detectors shall be photo electric type UL listed and are to be installed in corridors only. (f) HVAS duct detectors must be ionization type unless specified by Hanscom AFB Fire Department Technical Services Division. (g) All duct smoke detectors shall be on separate zones. (h) Secure area will be its own zone. (i) Flows and tamper switches will be zoned for each floor. (j) CEFT shall be provided cut sheets for all equiptment before installation. CEFT shall also be provided a proposed riser diagram indicating all devices and zones to which they are going to be connected. 4. SUPERVISOR: The contractor shall have a supervisor on site at all times during the installation. 5. NORMAL WORKING HOURS: Monday through Friday, 0730-1630 (excluding weekends and holidays). Any changes to these hours shall be coordinated through the contracting office, 72 hours in advance. 6. NOTICE TO PROCEED: After the contract award the contracting officer will give the contractor permission to start work (Notice to Proceed). 7. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 90 Calendar days from the date of the contract award with the exception of long lead items which shall be verified in writing from the supplier to the contracting officer. 8. NOTIFICATION OF COMMENCEMENT: The contractor shall notify Mr. Walt Stanwyck, 781-377-4800, at least 48 hours prior to the start of construction. 9. CLEAN UP: Contractor shall be responsible for the daily clean-up of the work site, as often as necessary to maintain a clean and safe work environment. 10. SAFETY: The contractor shall be responsible for maintaining a work site compliant with the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) Regulations. The contractor shall be responsible for the safe conduct of all craftspeople, laborers and subcontractors. 11. PRODUCTS AND MATERIAL: The contractor shall follow manufacturers written instructions and procedures for all products and equipment specified in this statement of work. The contractor shall submit through the contracting officer a product of equipment equal or better than specified. The contracting officer reserves the right to disapprove a product submitted as "equal or better" based on quality, composition and application comparison. All products and equipment shall comply with the government's "Buy American Act" provisions. The contractor may request a copy of the "Buy American Act" from the contracting officer. 0001: DEMOLITION: The contractor shall remove and dispose of the old alarm panel and its devices. 0002: NEW WORK: All wiring and devices shall be clearly identified as to what zone they are associated with. THE CONTRACTING OFFICER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO SPLIT THE AWARD See numbered Note 1.

Web Link

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Record

Loren Data Corp. 20010309/NSOL001.HTM (D-066 SN50F509)