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This Combined Synopsis/Solicitation opportunity from Department Of Veterans Affairs was posted on August 16, 2022. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

J041--Steam Trap Survey

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36C25022Q0880Federal

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NAICS: 221330
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OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE CONTRACTOR
Solicitation # CRDA 27-011
The Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) is soliciting proposals under solicitation CRDA 27-011 for an Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Contractor to manage the Central Utility Plant (CUP) at the Connecticut Convention Center. The selected contractor will be responsible for the 24x7 operation, repair, and scheduled preventive maintenance of the plant to provide steam and chilled water to the Convention Center, the Hartford Marriott Downtown Hotel, and the Connecticut Science Center. The contract is a five-year agreement, though CRDA maintains the discretion to cancel it after three years. Pre-operational tasks are scheduled to begin on December 11, 2026, with full commercial operations commencing on January 1, 2027. The contractor must provide all necessary labor, materials, and equipment, ensuring all work adheres to manufacturer recommendations and environmental regulations. Key requirements include maintaining detailed energy flow logs, implementing a comprehensive water treatment program, and adhering to a strict emergency response time of 60 minutes for service calls. Performance will be monitored through a Quality Control Plan involving monthly checklists and an annual executive inspection. Proposals will be evaluated based on professional qualifications, past performance, the proposed work plan, fee proposals, and commitment to affirmative action. Financial terms consist of a fixed monthly fee for base management and staffing, with additional hourly rates for engineering and electrical support, while spare parts and consumables are reimbursable. Bidders must submit a technical and pricing proposal by November 20, 2026. Required documentation includes personnel résumés, an organizational chart, and various state certifications regarding campaign contributions and ethics laws. All workmanship is warranted for at least one year or the duration of the manufacturer's warranty.
DAS Procurement

POSTED

6 days ago

DEADLINE

in 22 days

General Info

Contract Value

$58,255.77

NAICS

221330 - Steam and Air-Conditioning Supply

Place of Performance

OH

Set-Aside

NONE

Award Issued Date

Documents

3

36C25022Q0880+0001.docx

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36C25022Q0880.docx

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SOP+20+Confined+Space+Entry+%2802-04-19%29.pdf

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AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → 250-NETWORK Contract Office 10 (36C250)
Contacts1 person available
OfficeDAYTON, OH, 45428, USA
Office AddressDAYTON, OH, 45428, USA
Contacts
Michael P RiordanContract Specialist

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The purpose of the Solicitation Amendment is to formally respond to vendor questions that were sent in prior to the deadline and to provide the Standard Operating Procedure for Confined Entry Space. Delivery Schedule does the job have to be completed in 1-2 weeks we expect it to last at least twice that long? That delivery schedule was a leftover from a previous statement of work that did not proceed due to budget shortfalls. We have no issue with extending the delivery schedule, as it will likely depend on the vender/technology used/amount of manpower onsite each day/etc. Do the traps need to be mapped because that is not in the scope but it is in the delivery schedule? We do request at least a rough markup of traps found on our steam system drawings to allow our P&D folks to eventually create a more comprehensive drawing. William Pickerrell requested at the site meaning for vendor to inspect the pipes. The intent here was only for the vendor to kindly advise us of any major issues the vendor encounters during the steam trap survey. The majority of the steam traps are in sewers in confined spaces, which is ok, but some are not accessible. I want to make sure you are aware that we will not be testing the ones we can t get to. We understand this. At this point any information we can get will be better than what we currently have. What is the estimated number of steam traps to be surveyed at the facility? We are uncertain at this time, which is why there is a need for the survey. How many of these steam traps are thermostatic "radiator" type traps (typically found on space heating equipment such as radiators and unit convectors)? Most of the traps we are looking to survey are expected to be bucket traps (although we cannot answer this definitively), all will be located in underground steam tunnels on the campus steam distribution system. We are not looking to survey traps inside any buildings at this time. Are any of the steam traps located in patient rooms or other sensitive areas with limited access? No How many of the steam traps are located in confined space? 99% of the traps we are looking to survey are located in confined space (tunnels). A small portion of the distribution system is overhead. Unfortunately, we cannot provide an exact or estimated number at this time. Does the hospital have a policy regarding confined space entry procedures and personnel requirements? We do, attached. Michael Riordan contact@example.gov

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