Z--Repair DDC System

The contract involves upgrading the Direct Digital Control (DDC) system at the 126th Air Refueling Wing Civil Engineering Squadron (CES) building. The contractor is tasked with installing new duct sensors at all supply diffusers, calibrating and testing these sensors to ensure integration with the existing DDC system. Additionally, the contractor will upgrade the entire DDC program, which includes revising all building layout drawings, room numbers, and other critical identification details for all areas within the buildings, accessible remotely from the main CES building site. Furthermore, the contract requires the installation of new network communication infrastructure, including a new port at the CE Operations area, to enable monitoring at a secondary remote site alongside the existing wall monitor and computer station. The contractor must also upgrade the computer systems used for DDC monitoring, ensuring compatibility with the current system. Importantly, all equipment and software must conform to specified name brand sole source requirements, allowing no substitutions. The work is managed under the Department of Defense at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, emphasizing strict adherence to the approved system specifications and integration standards.