Vibration Analysis and Startup/Shutdown Analysis at Clear AFS Power Plant

Solicitation FA5004-08-R-0007, issued by the Department of Defense on September 2, 2008, seeks a contractor to provide comprehensive vibration analysis and maintenance services for the power plant rotating equipment at Clear Air Force Station, Alaska. The scope of work includes quarterly routine vibration surveys, optical and laser alignment, and the balancing of complex, multi-speed, and multi-plane machinery. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for performing annual startup, shutdown, and data collection analysis for three 7.5 megawatt General Electric turbine generator sets, as well as providing emergency vibration analysis. The contractor must supply all necessary parts, labor, tools, equipment, personnel, and transportation to complete these tasks. This HUBZone set-aside contract is structured with Firm Fixed Price and Cost reimbursement CLINs and includes multiple option years for continued performance. All work must be conducted in accordance with the Performance Work Statement and the U.S. Department of Labor Service Contract Act wage determinations for the state of Alaska. The contractor is required to adhere to specific reporting obligations, security and access procedures, and hazardous materials handling protocols while operating at the Central Heat and Power Plant.