USCG Station Sandy Hook Pier Lighting

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document appears to be a cover sheet or index for a set of electrical drawings for the USCG Sandy Hook facility located at 1 Cainfield Rd, Middletown, NJ 07758. It includes a date of 3/29/2018 and lists Sodon's Electric as the electrical contractor.

• Abbreviations: A comprehensive list of electrical terms and their abbreviations.
• Electrical Symbols: Diagrams illustrating various conduit types and their representations.
• Fire Alarm Device Symbols: Icons for fire alarm components.
• Power Device Symbols: Icons for electrical power devices.
• Graphic Symbols: Explanations of graphical representations used in the drawings.
• Sheet List Table: A table detailing the various sheets within the drawing set, including sheet number, sheet title, and designation.
• Drawing Number Convention: A guide to understanding the numbering system for the drawings.

This document serves as an index and guide to the electrical drawings associated with the opportunity. Bidders will need to consult the referenced drawings to understand the full scope of work, including electrical systems, devices, and layout. The abbreviations and symbols key will be essential for interpreting the technical details within the drawings.

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

This project aims to replace existing electrical conductors that provide power to shore tie receptacles and lighting at Coast Guard Station Sandy Hook. The existing conductors have experienced repeated failures due to excessive splicing.

• Installation of new electrical conductors to power cutter and boat shore tie connections, and pier lighting.

• Conductors must be suitable for continuous operation in wet locations and during submersion (e.g., tidal/splash zones, flooded pull boxes, conduits below mean water line).

• Conductors will run from the nearest electrical panel in the Boat Maintenance Facility to the downstream equipment.

• Verify existing loads and feeder lengths in the field to size conductors appropriately.

• Coordinate power outages with Station Sandy Hook personnel to maintain pier operations; temporary power may be provided by the contractor.

• Conductors sized to meet existing loads and code requirements.

• Voltage drop limited to ≤3% for feeders and ≤5% for feeder + branch total.

• Compliance with relevant codes and standards including NFPA 70 (NEC), NFPA 70E, OSHA, UL standards, IEEE 1580, IEEE 45, UFC 4-152-01, and Coast Guard Electrical Shore Ties Configuration Standard (CSTO).

• Use of submersible/wet-location-rated conductors and ancillary materials (e.g., IP68/NEMA 6P rated cable glands, watertight splice kits).

• Grounding and bonding in accordance with NEC Article 555 and Coast Guard CSTO requirements.

• Location: Coast Guard Station Sandy Hook, 20 Crispin Road, Highlands, NJ 07732.

• Contractor must be licensed in New Jersey with a minimum of 5 years of marine/pier electrical experience.

• Pre-work survey required to trace feeders and identify terminations, pull/splice locations, and raceway segments exposed to water.

• Submittals include product data, calculations (stamped by a licensed PE), shop drawings, and closeout documentation.

• Warranty: Minimum 1-year for workmanship and materials.

• Site visits are encouraged but not required; must be scheduled with the Contracting Officer’s Representative.

• Requests for Information (RFIs) must be submitted in writing to the Contracting Officer (KO).

Other / Unclassified

This document contains a compilation of Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses designated as required for fixed-price services. It includes standard clauses covering definitions, covenants against contingent fees, restrictions on subcontractor sales, anti-kickback procedures, whistleblower rights, prohibitions on certain telecommunications and surveillance equipment, incorporation of representations and certifications, combating trafficking in persons, and prohibitions related to Iran and unmanned aircraft systems. It also includes clauses related to payments, unenforceability of unauthorized obligations, accelerated payments to small business subcontractors, protests after award, applicable law for breach of contract claims, continuity of services, stop-work orders, government delay of work, warranties, and subcontracting requirements for commercial products and services.

Potential bidders should review these FAR clauses to understand the mandatory terms and conditions that will govern any resulting contract. Key areas of focus include:

• Compliance: Clauses related to anti-kickback, combating trafficking in persons, and prohibitions on certain telecommunications/surveillance equipment (e.g., Kaspersky Lab, Huawei/ZTE) highlight critical compliance areas.
• Subcontracting: Requirements for incorporating clauses into subcontracts and policies regarding small business subcontractors are detailed.
• Contract Performance: Clauses on payments, stop-work orders, government delay of work, and warranties outline procedures and protections for both the government and the contractor.
• Representations and Certifications: Several clauses require specific representations and certifications from offerors regarding their business practices and the origin of their products/services.

Understanding these clauses is essential for preparing a compliant and competitive offer.