R10 Lab: Region 10 Manchester Laboratory Facility Operation and Maintenance Services
Amendment 1- To correct the solicitation issue date, provide site visit presentation, sign-in sheet, and transcript.
R10 Lab: Region 10 Manchester Laboratory Facility Operation and Maintenance Services Amendment 1- To correct the solicitation issue date, provide site visit presentation, sign-in sheet, and transcript.
The Contractor must provide all management, supervision, services, supplies, and labor necessary for the efficient, effective, economical, and satisfactory operation and maintenance of the U.S. EPA Region 10 Laboratory located at 7411 Beach Drive East, Port Orchard, WA, 98366. The scope includes eight distinct tasks: (1) Project Management Support/On-site key personnel; (2) Administrative Requirements; (3) Operation, Maintenance, Repairs and Alteration Services; (4) Energy and Environmental Management Support; (5) Inspections, Tests and Certifications; (6) Grounds Maintenance and Snow Removal; (7) Emergency Management Support; and (8) Health, Safety and Environmental Management. The Contractor must operate, maintain, repair, test and certify equipment and systems including backflow preventers, building automation system, water treatment systems, water purification system, uninterruptible power system, emergency and standby power systems, all electrical systems, mechanical/plumbing/HVAC systems, fire protection and life safety systems, control systems, architectural and structural systems, restroom fixtures, landscape and paved areas, security access system, fume hoods, bio-safety cabinets, emergency showers, laboratory support systems, constant temperature rooms, refrigeration appliances, doors and hardware, flags, storm drainage systems, roofs, neutralization pumps, sump pumps, fuel oil and propane tanks, natural gas systems, and a forklift. The facility is a complex of multiple buildings on a 17.5-acre site housing approximately 85 federal, state, and contract employees.
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