B642 B644 Chiller Plant and HVAC Upgrades ALL SOW.pdf
Posted: April 17, 2025
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This statement of work (SOW) is for the U.S. Army Garrison Devens Reserve Forces Training Area (RFTA) concerning the upgrades to the chiller plant and HVAC systems in buildings 642 and 644.
The project, identified as project no. DEP-50801-5P, aims to replace existing chillers and associated loop pumps in both buildings, ensuring that new chillers are integrated into the existing building control system. The contractor is responsible for all engineering related to the disconnection, removal, and disposal of current equipment, as well as the installation of new systems, which includes necessary piping, insulation, electrical connections, and controls.
Specific tasks outlined for the contractor include:
- Obtaining all necessary permits for work
- Coordinating with the Directorate of Public Works (DPW)
- Ensuring compliance with environmental regulations regarding refrigerant disposal
The contractor must also provide training on the operation and maintenance of the new systems to maintenance personnel after installation.
Additionally, all work must be conducted while maintaining occupancy in the buildings, requiring careful planning regarding access and workspace management.
Submission requirements for project documentation are detailed within the SOW, including timelines for submittals related to project scheduling and safety plans.
The designated point of contact for this project is George Markt from DPW.
The project, identified as project no. DEP-50801-5P, aims to replace existing chillers and associated loop pumps in both buildings, ensuring that new chillers are integrated into the existing building control system. The contractor is responsible for all engineering related to the disconnection, removal, and disposal of current equipment, as well as the installation of new systems, which includes necessary piping, insulation, electrical connections, and controls.
Specific tasks outlined for the contractor include:
- Obtaining all necessary permits for work
- Coordinating with the Directorate of Public Works (DPW)
- Ensuring compliance with environmental regulations regarding refrigerant disposal
The contractor must also provide training on the operation and maintenance of the new systems to maintenance personnel after installation.
Additionally, all work must be conducted while maintaining occupancy in the buildings, requiring careful planning regarding access and workspace management.
Submission requirements for project documentation are detailed within the SOW, including timelines for submittals related to project scheduling and safety plans.
The designated point of contact for this project is George Markt from DPW.
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