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EXT MOH | Brandy Moore House Elevator Project
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The Rafiki Coalition/Brandy Moore House has issued an invitation for sealed bids to modernize and upgrade its hydraulic passenger elevator located at 1761 Turk Street, San Francisco. The scope of work includes replacing key components such as the controller with a microprocessor-based system, leveling system, car operating panel with emergency features, hall fixtures at all landings, hydraulic pump unit, safeties, traveling cables, shaft wiring, car door operator, door zone lock, hoistway limits, and car guide rollers, while reusing existing rails. The project emphasizes compliance with HUD, federal, and state labor standards, as well as ADA requirements, and requires all wiring and equipment to meet code standards. Bidders are encouraged to review the electronic bid documents, attend a mandatory site walkthrough scheduled for June 18, 2025, and submit their bids via email by June 25, 2025. Although there is no set-aside goal, eligible small business enterprises (SBEs) will receive a 10% rating bonus upon submission of the appropriate forms. The project’s estimated contract value ranges from $50,000 to $150,000, and inquiries can be directed to Francis Broome at the provided contact information.
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Description of Scope of Work – To Modernize our hydraulic elevator by replacing the following equipment: • Controller - Furnish and install a new, non-proprietary and universally serviceable microprocessor based solid state selective collective control system. This system pro-vides smooth acceleration and deceleration of the car. Provide an associated, non-proprietary Drive for optimum motor control. The new system will contain all Fire Re-call Features and Door Lock Monitoring as required by code. • Landing Unit – Furnish and install a leveling system. This system will eliminate level-ing issues and the elevator inadvertently skipping floors. This control box is attached directly to the top of the elevator. • Car Operating Panel (COP) – Furnish and install new car operating panel. COP will include a series of push buttons numbered to correspond to the landings served. The panel will have an emergency stop switch, alarm button, fan and light switch, inde-pendent switch, emergency light, emergency phone and braille markings. COP will al-so have an L.E.D. digital position indicator. • Hall Fixtures – Furnish and install new hall fixtures at all landings. Hall fixtures will have an up and down button at intermediate landings and a single button at the ter-minal landings. The Lobby landing will have a key switch for fire service operation. Hall fixtures will be installed at ADA compliant height. • Hydraulic Pump Unit - Furnish and install new tank and submersible power unit. • Safeties – furnish and install new car safeties • Traveling Cables – Furnish and install a new elevator traveling cable. Traveling cables are multi-conductor cables containing the necessary wires (plus 10% spares) to con-nect all devices on the elevator to the control system lighting and power circuits. These are heavy duty flexible conductors with a water-resistant covering. Cables will include a shielded pair for communication and a coaxial cable for future camera wir-ing. The cables will be hung by means of special spool type hangers and the terminal connections will be relieved from all strain. The hangers and the terminal boxes will be securely fastened to the car rail or to the building structure and to the elevator car frame. • Shaft Wiring – Furnish and install new shaft wiring. Existing wiring will be removed and replaced with all new wiring for the proper operation of the equipment and shall meet all code requirements. All conductors are to be run in conduit or metal wire-way as required and shall be installed in an orderly manner. Flexible metal conduit may be used for short runs between equipment and risers. The existing conduits may be retained pending the condition. All wiring shall test free from short circuits or grounds and the resistance to ground. • Car Door Operator – Furnish and install new, non-proprietary, heavy duty door oper-ator, header, track and hangers. • Door Zone Lock – Furnish and install new door zone lock as per code. • Hoistway Limits – Furnish and install new hoistway terminal slowdown and limit switches. • Rails – Existing rails shall be reused. • Car Guide Rollers – Furnish and install new car slide guides.
Bid documents, in electronic form, are available in an electronic folder at this link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LnsPaSJ4RziVBj0nIs1LuTht7AToXXe1?usp=sharing
SBE Goal This project does not have an SBE goal; however, eligible SBE bidders will receive a 10% rating bonus. SBE bidders should submit SBE Form 2.
Direct inquires to Francis Broome at +1 (555) 000-0000 or contact@example.gov.
A mandatory walk through will be held at the site on June 18, 2025 from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
Bids are to be emailed to contact@example.gov before 4:00 P.M. on June 25, 2025.
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