FY26 Wallace Creek BEQ Chiller Repairs

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document contains various HVAC schedules, including Terminal Unit, Pump, Air Distribution, Sound Attenuator, Unit Heater, and Fan schedules. It provides detailed specifications for mechanical equipment required for the project.

• Terminal Unit Schedule: Lists types, capacities (CFM, HP), hot water coil data (GPM, MBH), and pipe runout sizes for terminal units.
• Pump Schedule: Details pump service, type, head, efficiency, RPM, and motor size.
• Air Distribution Schedule: Specifies CFM, size, pattern, damper type, and service for air distribution components.
• Sound Attenuator Schedule: Provides nominal dimensions, airflow, and minimum dynamic insertion loss across various octave bands.
• Unit Heater Schedule: Lists area served, capacity (MBH, GPM, CFM), and mounting type for unit heaters.
• Fan Schedule: Includes area served, CFM, static pressure, RPM, and motor size for fans.

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the specific mechanical equipment requirements, capacities, and performance specifications. It directly impacts the selection, sizing, and integration of HVAC systems within the project. Bidders should use this information to ensure their proposals accurately reflect the specified equipment and to identify any potential compliance or integration challenges.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document contains various HVAC equipment schedules, including Terminal Unit, Split System Air Conditioning Unit, Pump, Fan, Sound Attenuator, and Unit Heater schedules. It provides detailed specifications for the equipment required for the project.

• Terminal Unit Schedule: Lists fan-powered series units with specifications like primary CFM, hot water coil capacity, fan HP, and pipe runout sizes.
• Split System Air Conditioning Unit Schedule: Details indoor and outdoor unit specifications, including area served, nominal CFM, cooling/heating capacity, and required circuit amperes.
• Pump Schedule: Outlines pump types, GPM, total dynamic head, efficiency, RPM, and motor HP for various services (e.g., CHW-Primary, HW Primary, Condensate Removal).
• Fan Schedule: Provides fan specifications including area served, CFM, static pressure, RPM, motor HP, and drive type for different fan types (e.g., SF-C-1, SF-C-2).
• Sound Attenuator Schedule: Lists nominal dimensions, airflow, and dynamic insertion loss across various octave bands.
• Unit Heater Schedule: Details unit type, area served, capacity (MBH), CFM, GPM, pipe runout sizes, and mounting height.

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the specific HVAC equipment required for the project. It details the performance characteristics, capacities, and physical dimensions of the units, which will inform equipment selection, system design, and proposal pricing. Bidders should carefully review these schedules to ensure their proposed solutions meet the specified requirements.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document contains various HVAC equipment schedules, including Terminal Units, Pumps, Air Distribution, Unit Heaters, Sound Attenuators, and Fans. It provides technical specifications and performance data for these components.

• Terminal Unit Schedule: Lists fan-powered units with details on CFM, capacity, hot water coil specifications, and pipe runout sizes.
• Pump Schedule: Details various pump types (CHW, HW, Condensate Removal) with flow rates, head, efficiency, and motor HP.
• Air Distribution Schedule: Outlines air terminal units (supply, exhaust, return) with CFM, face/neck sizes, pattern, damper type, and mounting.
• Unit Heater Schedule: Specifies unit heaters by area served, capacity (MBH, CFM), GPM, pipe runout, and mounting type.
• Sound Attenuator Schedule: Provides dimensions, airflow, and insertion loss data for sound attenuators.
• Fan Schedule: Lists fan types with CFM, static pressure, RPM, and motor HP.

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the specific HVAC equipment required for the project. It provides detailed technical specifications that will inform equipment selection, system design, and potentially pricing for proposals. Bidders should review these schedules to ensure their proposed solutions meet the specified performance and physical requirements.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document is a set of "As-Built" record drawings for HVAC schedules related to the "Building REG C-2 (WC 135)" project. It provides detailed specifications for various HVAC components.

• Terminal Unit Schedule: Lists fan coil units (FPS-R) with specifications like fan CFM, horsepower, capacity, and pipe runout sizes.
• Split System Air Conditioning Unit Schedule: Details indoor and outdoor unit specifications including capacity, SEER, and electrical requirements.
• Sound Attenuator Schedule: Provides dimensions and insertion loss data for sound attenuators.
• Pump Schedule: Lists various pumps (primary, secondary, hot water) with flow rates, head, motor horsepower, and type.
• Fan Schedule: Details fan specifications including area served, CFM, static pressure, motor horsepower, and drive type.
• Unit Heater Schedule: Lists unit heaters with capacity, CFM, pipe runout sizes, and mounting details.

This document provides critical technical specifications for the HVAC systems. Bidders involved in HVAC, mechanical, or related trades should review these schedules to understand the existing or specified equipment, capacities, and configurations. This information is essential for accurately estimating costs, developing technical proposals, and ensuring compliance with project requirements if the opportunity involves maintenance, repair, or replacement of these systems.

Forms / Attachments / Pricing Sheet

This document contains HVAC schedules, including Terminal Unit, Pump, Air Distribution, Sound Attenuator, and Fan schedules. It provides detailed specifications for various HVAC components.

• Terminal Unit Schedule: Lists types of units (FPS-R), capacities (CFM, MBH), fan HP, hot water coil details (GPM, MBH), and pipe runout sizes. Includes notes on capacity, hot water, sound power levels, and static pressure.
• Pump Schedule: Details pump types (CHW, HW, Condensate Removal), service, capacity (GPM, Head), efficiency, RPM, and motor HP. Notes refer to electrical drawings and variable frequency drives.
• Air Distribution Schedule: Specifies duct sizes (CFM, Face/Neck Size), pattern, damper type, and mounting for supply and exhaust air.
• Sound Attenuator Schedule: Provides dimensions (Length, Width, Height), airflow (FT/MIN APD), and insertion loss data across octave bands for a supply air attenuator.
• Fan Schedule: Lists fan types (CI-FC), area served, CFM, static pressure, RPM, and motor HP.
• Unit Heater Schedule: Details unit type (CS), area served, capacity (CFM, MBH), GPM, pipe runout size, and mounting.

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the specific HVAC equipment and performance requirements for the project. It informs the selection, sizing, and integration of HVAC systems, impacting material procurement, installation, and overall system design. Bidders should pay close attention to the detailed specifications, notes, and references to other drawings for a comprehensive understanding of the HVAC scope.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document contains various HVAC schedules, including Air Handling Unit, Energy Recovery Unit, Toilet Exhaust, Boiler, and Split System Air Conditioning Unit schedules. It provides detailed specifications for equipment related to the building's heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.

• Air Handling Unit Schedule: Details fan type, CFM, ESP, motor HP, cooling coil capacity, and heating coil information.
• Energy Recovery Unit Schedule: Specifies outside air conditions, supply fan data, filters, exhaust fan data, and energy recovery wheel performance.
• Boiler Schedule: Lists boiler type, output, pressure, efficiency, hot water GPM, and fuel rate.
• Split System Air Conditioning Unit Schedule: Includes indoor and outdoor unit specifications such as nominal CFM, E.S.P., cooling/heating capacity, and SEER.
• Air-Cooled Chiller Schedule: Provides chiller capacity, power input, EER, IPLV, and evaporator details.
• Notes: Each schedule includes specific notes regarding capacity, operating conditions, filter types, and electrical requirements.

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the specific HVAC equipment and performance requirements for the project. It informs the selection of compliant equipment, the scope of work for installation and integration, and potential system performance capabilities. Bidders should pay close attention to the specified capacities, efficiencies, filter types, and any special notes that may impact their proposals or execution plans.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document contains HVAC schedules, including Air Handling Unit, Energy Recovery Unit, Boiler, Split System Air Conditioning, and Air-Cooled Chiller schedules. It provides detailed specifications for various HVAC components and systems.

• Air Handling Unit Schedule: Details fan type, capacity, cooling coil data, and heating coil data.
• Energy Recovery Unit Schedule: Outlines operating conditions, supply and exhaust fan data, and energy recovery wheel specifications.
• Boiler Schedule: Lists boiler type, output, pressure, efficiency, and hot water/input data.
• Split System Air Conditioning Unit Schedule: Includes indoor and outdoor unit specifications, cooling and heating capacities, and SEER ratings.
• Air-Cooled Chiller Schedule: Provides chiller capacity, power input, EER, and evaporator data.
• Notes: Various notes provide specific operational conditions, requirements, and references to other documents (e.g., electrical drawings, energy conservation codes).

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the specific HVAC equipment and performance requirements for the project. It details the capacities, types, and operational parameters of the systems, which will inform proposals related to installation, maintenance, or integration of these systems.

Forms / Attachments / Pricing Sheets

This document contains HVAC schedules, providing detailed specifications for various mechanical equipment. It is intended to inform bidders about the types, capacities, and performance characteristics of the systems to be installed or considered for the project.

• Air Handling Unit Schedule: Details fan specifications (CFM, RPM, ESP, HP), cooling coil data (chilled water GPM, MBH), heating coil data (hot water GPM, MBH), and control valve types.
• Energy Recovery Unit Schedule: Lists supply and exhaust fan details, filter types (MERV ratings), and energy recovery wheel specifications (CFM, effectiveness).
• Boiler Schedule: Specifies boiler type (C-H), output (MBH), operating pressure, efficiency, hot water flow rates (EWT, LWT, GPM), and input fuel type (NAT).
• Split System Air Conditioning Unit Schedule: Includes indoor and outdoor unit specifications, fan data (CFM, motor AMPS, ESP), cooling capacity (sensible, total), heating capacity, and SEER ratings.
• Air-Cooled Chiller Schedule: Details chiller capacity (tons), power input (kW), EER, IPLV, evaporator data (EWT, LWT, GPM), and pressure drop.

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the specific HVAC equipment requirements, capacities, and performance standards. It directly impacts the selection of compliant equipment, system design integration, and the development of accurate proposals and cost estimates for the project.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document contains HVAC schedules, providing detailed specifications for various mechanical components of the project. It is intended for bidders to understand the equipment requirements and performance criteria.

• Air Handling Unit Schedule: Details CFM, cooling/heating coil capacities, and control valve types.
• Energy Recovery Unit Schedule: Outlines supply and exhaust fan specifications, filters, and energy recovery wheel performance.
• Boiler Schedule: Lists boiler type, capacity, operating pressure, and hot water/input fuel rates.
• Air-Cooled Chiller Schedule: Specifies chiller capacity, power input, and evaporator performance.
• Air Distribution Schedule: Details CFM, face/neck sizes, pattern, damper type, and service for various air distribution components (supply, exhaust, return).
• Notes: Provides critical details such as filter types (MERV ratings), variable frequency drives, and references to electrical drawings and other specifications.

This document is crucial for bidders to accurately estimate costs, ensure compliance with technical specifications, and understand the performance requirements of the HVAC systems. It directly impacts the selection and integration of mechanical equipment.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document contains HVAC schedules, providing detailed specifications for various mechanical equipment and distribution systems. It is intended for bidders to understand the scope and requirements of the HVAC systems for the project.

• Air Handling Unit Schedule: Details specifications for AHUs, including capacity, airflow, fan details, cooling/heating coils, and control valve types.
• Energy Recovery Unit Schedule: Outlines specifications for ERUs, covering supply and exhaust air conditions, energy recovery wheel performance, and filter types.
• Boiler Schedule: Lists boiler types, output, efficiency, hot water temperatures, and input fuel rates.
• Air-Cooled Chiller Schedule: Provides chiller capacity, power input, EER, IPLV, and evaporator details.
• Air Distribution Schedule: Details airflow (CFM), face and neck sizes, pattern, damper type, and service for various air outlets and returns.
• Notes: Includes important operational conditions, filter requirements, and references to other drawings and codes.

This document is crucial for bidders to accurately price and propose HVAC solutions. It defines the specific equipment, performance criteria, and system configurations required, directly impacting material selection, installation complexity, and overall project cost.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document contains HVAC schedules, including Air Handling Unit, Energy Recovery Unit, Boiler, Split System Air Conditioning, and Air-Cooled Chiller schedules. It provides detailed specifications for various HVAC components relevant to the "Wallace Creek Regimental Complex - Phase 1" project at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune.

• Air Handling Unit Schedule: Details capacity, airflow (CFM), static pressure, coil data (cooling and heating), and control valve types for AHUs.
• Energy Recovery Unit Schedule: Lists operating conditions, supply and exhaust fan data, filter types, and energy recovery wheel effectiveness.
• Boiler Schedule: Specifies boiler type, output (MBH), operating pressure, efficiency, and hot water flow rates.
• Split System Air Conditioning Unit Schedule: Includes area served, indoor and outdoor unit fan data, cooling and heating capacities, and SEER ratings.
• Air-Cooled Chiller Schedule: Details capacity (tons), power input, EER, IPLV, and water flow rates.
• Notes: Provides specific conditions, refrigerant types, and operational requirements for each unit type.

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the specific HVAC equipment requirements, capacities, and performance standards for the project. It directly informs the selection, sizing, and integration of HVAC systems, impacting material procurement, installation, and overall project cost. Bidders should pay close attention to the notes and specifications for each unit type to ensure compliance with project requirements.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document contains HVAC schedules, including Air Handling Unit, Energy Recovery Unit, Boiler, Split System Air Conditioning Unit, and Air-Cooled Chiller schedules. It provides detailed specifications for various HVAC components.

• Air Handling Unit Schedule: Details fan specifications (type, CFM, RPM, ESP), cooling coil data (chilled water GPM, MBH), and heating coil data (GPM, MBH), along with control valve types and filter requirements (MERV 7 & 13).
• Energy Recovery Unit Schedule: Lists operating conditions, supply and exhaust fan details, filter types, and energy recovery wheel effectiveness.
• Boiler Schedule: Specifies boiler type (condensing, hot water), output (MBH), operating pressure, efficiency, hot water flow rate (GPM), and fuel type.
• Split System Air Conditioning Unit Schedule: Details indoor and outdoor unit specifications, including nominal CFM, motor AMPS, ESP, cooling and heating capacities (MBH), and minimum SEER ratings.
• Air-Cooled Chiller Schedule: Provides chiller capacity (tons), power input (kW), EER, IPLV, evaporator details (EWT, LWT, GPM, pressure drop), and notes on capacity and operation.

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the specific HVAC equipment and performance requirements for the project. It informs the selection of compliant equipment, the design of associated systems, and the estimation of costs related to HVAC installations and performance.

Amendment / Modification

• Extends the proposal receipt date to April 2, 2026, at 2:00 PM EST.

• Provides answers to Request for Information (RFI) #002.

• The deadline for proposal submission has been changed.

• Information regarding existing chilled water pumps has been clarified.

• The proposal submission deadline is extended to April 2, 2026, at 2:00 PM EST.

• Bidders must acknowledge receipt of this amendment with their proposal submission.

• Failure to acknowledge the amendment may lead to proposal rejection.

• Bidders were asked to provide specific performance data or nameplate information for each existing chilled water pump (manufacturer, model, serial number, RPM, voltage, phase, horsepower, design flow, and design head).

• The government has provided attached equipment schedules (WC120-2, WC105-1, WC105-2, WC110-1, WC110-2, WC115-1, WC115-2, WC120-1, WC130 Chiller and Pump-1, WC130 Chiller and Pump-2, WC135 Chiller and Pump-1, WC135 Chiller and Pump-2) as the response to this request, which contain the necessary information.

Amendment / Modification

This amendment (0003) provides answers to Requests for Information regarding the FY26 Wallace Creek BEQ Chiller Repairs project (N40085-26-R-9013).

• Question 1: Clarifies the requirement for heat recovery systems on new chillers.

  • Answer: The new chillers will not require the heat recovery option. The exterior heat recovery piping should be capped and reinsulated.

• The time and date for receipt of proposals remains unchanged.

• Contractors are reminded to acknowledge receipt of this amendment with their proposal submission. Failure to do so may result in rejection of the proposal.

Amendment / Modification

This document is Amendment No. 0002 to Solicitation N40085-26-R-9013 for the FY26 Wallace Creek BEQ Chiller Repairs project.

This amendment includes the Site Visit Sign In Sheet from Amendment 0001.

• Amendment 0001, Site Visit Sign In Sheet.

• The time and date for receipt of proposals remains unchanged.

• Offerors are reminded that failure to acknowledge this amendment may constitute grounds for rejection of their proposal.

Amendment / Modification

This amendment (0001) provides answers to vendor requests for information regarding the solicitation N40085-26-R-9013 for FY26 Wallace Creek BEQ Chiller Repairs.

Specifically, it clarifies that triple duty valves, suction diffusers, and butterfly valves located at the chilled water pumps are to be replaced along with the chilled water pumps, even though these items were not explicitly mentioned in the original scope of work.

• Clarification on scope of work items to be replaced.

• The time and date for receipt of proposals remains unchanged.

• Bidders are reminded that failure to acknowledge this amendment may result in the rejection of their proposal.

Statement of Work (SOW) / Performance Work Statement (PWS)

This document outlines the procedures for cleaning and flushing hydronic piping systems to remove deleterious substances.

• Cleaning and Flushing: Remove organic soil, hydrocarbons, flux, pipe mill varnish, pipe compounds, iron oxide, and similar substances. Removal of tightly adherent mill scale is not required.

• Delivery, Storage, and Handling: Detergent must be handled and stored according to manufacturer's recommendations to protect equipment, environment, and persons.

• Environmental Requirements: All chemicals used must be acceptable for discharge into the sanitary sewer.

• Submittals: Specific submittals are required, including product data for cleaning detergent and water treatment chemicals, and information on the chemical supplier. These must follow Section 01 33 00 SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES.

• Materials: The cleaning compound/detergent shall be an alkaline phosphate or non-phosphate detergent/surfactant suitable for system wetted metals. It should not contain corrosion inhibitors other than sodium sulfite (oxygen scavenger). Trisodium phosphate is suggested.

• Water Treatment: Sodium sulfite, sodium lauroyl sarcosinate, and dipotassium phosphate are used for water treatment.

• Execution - Protection: Do not exceed the service factor amperage on the pump motor.

• Execution - Special Techniques:

  • Maintain water temperature at 120°F using the existing steam heating system.
  • Bypass terminal units by closing service valves and opening bypass valves, or using three-way valves.
  • Fill the system with water and detergent solution to the manufacturer's specified concentration and heat to 120°F.
  • Circulate the solution for a minimum of 48 hours, maintaining 120°F, while periodically cleaning strainers.
  • Flush each terminal device after ensuring strainers are clean.
  • Drain the system and flush thoroughly with fresh water until the water runs clear.
  • Treat the water to specific chemical parameters: Sodium sulfite (30-100 ppm), Sodium lauroyl sarcosinate (30-100 ppm), and pH (8.5-9.5).
  • Retest chemical levels one day, one week, and four weeks after initial treatment, conducting additional treatment if necessary.
  • Prepare and submit a report documenting water system volume, pH, and sulfite concentration levels.
  • Provide Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for treatment chemicals and permanently locate a copy in each mechanical room.
  • Provide a plastic sign (minimum 12"x12") in each mechanical room stating the system volume and required chemical parameters.

Not explicitly stated in this section, but implied to be on-site at Camp Lejeune.

• Chemical acceptability for sanitary sewer discharge.
• Specific chemical concentrations and pH levels for water treatment.
• Reporting requirements for water treatment and chemical levels.
• Provision of MSDS and informational signage.

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This solicitation is for FY26 Chiller Repairs at the Wallace Creek BEQ, MCB Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. The project is identified as Project No. 25-0438.

• The project involves chiller repairs.

• The facility will remain in operation during construction, requiring minimal interference with normal operations.

• One person may fill multiple roles (Superintendent, Quality Control Manager, Safety and Health Officer) if qualified.

• Contract Type: Not explicitly stated, but award is based on Lowest Price.

• Period of Performance: 540 days after award.

• Estimated Cost Range: Between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000.

• Liquidated Damages: $880 per Calendar Day.

• Proposal Due Date: March 31, 2026, at 2:00 PM EST.

• E-mail for Proposals: tony.d.benson.civ@us.navy.mil and lauren.f.loconto.civ@us.navy.mil.

• Requests for Information (RFIs) cut-off: March 17, 2026, at 2:00 PM EST.

• Basis for Award: Lowest Price.

• Proposal Acceptance Period: 60 days from receipt of offers.

• Site Visit: Scheduled for March 11, 2026, at 0900 am EST at WC105.

• Bond Requirements: Vary based on proposal value (less than $35K: no bonds; $35K-$150K: payment bond; $150K+: bid, payment, and performance bonds).

• Only the listed contractors may submit a proposal:

  • Mechworks Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
  • North State Mechanical, Inc.
  • R&W Construction Company, Inc.

• Offerors are advised that funding may not be available, and no award will be made if funds are not available. No costs will be reimbursed for effort or proposals.

• Specifications and drawings are posted on https://sam.gov/.

• Buy American Requirement-Construction Materials applies.

Other / Unclassified

This document is the "Contractor Environmental Guide" for Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, dated September 2023. It provides comprehensive guidance to contractors on environmental regulations, policies, and procedures applicable to work performed aboard MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River.

This guide is crucial for any contractor planning to perform work at MCB Camp Lejeune. It outlines:

• Environmental Management System (EMS): Explains the installation's EMS and contractor responsibilities.
• Specific Environmental Areas: Details requirements for Air Quality, Environmental Emergency Planning and Response, Cultural Resources, Hazardous Materials/Waste Management, Asbestos, Lead-Based Paint, Natural Resources, Stormwater, Solid Waste/Recycling/Pollution Prevention, Potential Discovery of Undocumented Contaminated Sites, Permitting, and Temporary Construction.
• Training Requirements: Mandates general environmental awareness and EMS training for all personnel.
• Points of Contact: Provides essential contact information for various environmental programs and emergency situations.
• Regulatory Compliance: Emphasizes the contractor's responsibility to comply with all Federal, State, and local environmental laws and regulations.

Contractors must review this guide to understand and adhere to all environmental requirements to ensure compliance and avoid potential penalties.

Statement of Work (SOW) / Performance Work Statement (PWS)

This SOW details the requirements for replacing chillers and pumps at the FY26 Wallace Creek BEQ building.

• Replace six specified chillers (WC105, WC110, WC115, WC120, WC130, WC135) with new units. Chiller and disconnect sizes must be verified by the contractor.

• Replace associated pumps and drives for each chiller installation. New pumps must meet manufacturer specifications for each chiller.

• Ensure all new chillers come with a 10-year parts, labor, and refrigerant warranty.

• Include a factory-installed water strainer for each chiller.

• Equip each chiller with a 20amp GFCI convenience outlet and replace associated disconnects, conduit, and connectors.

• Install heat trace for evaporator and piping subject to freezing, with a separate 20amp circuit for heat trace.

• Chillers must have single-point power connection to a non-fused disconnect switch with through-the-door handle and compressor circuit breakers.

• Condenser fan motors must include VFDs for efficiency optimization and proper head pressure maintenance.

• Condenser coils must have a specific e-coat and topcoat finish for corrosion and UV protection.

• Condenser coils must be Microchannel construction (Aluminum alloy 9150) or approved alternate with specified salt spray rating.

• Protect condenser coils and compressor housing with louvered guards.

• Install seismic feet and rubber pads under chiller rails.

• Include thermal dispersion type flow switches (paddle type not accepted).

• Chillers must include phase loss with under/over voltage protection.

• Install emergency tees with lug type butterfly valves and bolted cover plates on supply and return lines.

• Control panels must be accessible for viewing and setup without interrupting operation, and meet NEMA 3R rating.

• Units 75 nominal tons and up must include reduction mode for reduced sound operation, with VFDs to manage condenser fan speeds.

• Each condenser circuit requires isolation valves, service valves, and replaceable core filter driers.

• Chillers must meet specified sound data at various frequencies.

• Provide "Y" type strainers with specified CV values.

• Contractor is responsible for recording and submitting pre- and post-installation water flow readings.

• Install sight glasses.

• Controls must be BACnet/MSTP, monitor phase loss, over/under voltage, line, and load monitoring, and enable chiller at 45°F and above.

• Reinstall and make operable any existing control interface.

• Chiller manufacturer must have a service organization within 35 miles of Camp Lejeune, NC.

• Comply with the Buy America Act/Free Trade Agreement.

• Develop piping diagrams based on chiller selection.

• All piping 4" and below to be copper; 5" and greater to be schedule 40 welded steel.

• External piping requires heat trace and minimum 2" polyisocyanurate insulation with aluminum UV cover.

• Install by-pass piping and valves for testing and flushing.

• Replace electrical disconnects, liquid tight conduit, and connectors.

• Perform hydrostatic test on installed piping (no testing through chiller barrel).

• Chiller start-ups must be performed by manufacturer-authorized personnel.

• Install chillers according to manufacturer's clearance recommendations.

• Provide spec sheets for material and equipment for approval.

• Provide Maximo Equipment Inventory Sheet for each piece of equipment removed and installed.

• Contract to be completed within 300 days after award.

• Scheduled outages to be scheduled 14 days prior to equipment shut down.

• Contractor shall ensure all employees and subcontractors have access and are fully vetted.

• Contractor grants Public Works the right to all HVAC equipment, including chillers, AHUs, DOAS units, and DDC controllers involved in the sequence of operation.

• Contractor shall give Public Works the right to reclaim all refrigerant.

• Any controls on existing chillers to be installed on new chillers can be removed and installed by the contractor.

• After Public Works remove parts, the chiller becomes the property of the contractor for disposal.

• Submittals include proposals, work schedules, manufacturer's product specifications (name, product line, warranty).

• HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: None

• ENVIRONMENTAL: None