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Construct Clinics Over Emergency Room Project #: 506-333 A/E Scope of Work This project will design for a project to construct new space over our existing Emergency Room with the explicit intent to accomplish the following: Project will result in clinical spaces necessary for Woman's Health Primary Care (PACT); Expand Homeless Veteran Outreach Program, Modernize Prosthetics Services in support of service connected, war injured, and all Veterans; Modernize

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The Government may use the responses to this Sources Sought for information and planning purposes.This is a construction project to lengthen tenability of the control room for controlled shutdown and emergency operation of the John Day powerhouses. The control room and its emergency egress will be fire hardened and have positive pressurization from an external independent air supply.

Condition for Participation: Refer to bid document Electronic Auctions: Not Applicable Language for Bid Submissions: English unless specified in the bid document Submission Type: Online Submissions Only Submission Address: Online Submissions Only Public Opening: No Description: PROJECT OVERVIEWConstruction of a new emergency dispatch room, emergency control and meeting room, computer room and HVAC room. New mechanical and electrical servicing.

There will be two (2) automatic transfer switches located in the Emergency Electrical Room of the building. One (1) transfer switch will be for life safety (emergency) loads and one (1) for optional standby (equipment) loads. The generator will provide backup power for the entire building. All building loads not considered to be life safety will be considered to be equipment loads.

Quality pest control will be accomplished by tracking specific pest control problems by area and generation of an automatic need for the possibility of additional inspections and/or control methods. All Pest control measures will require no less than one follow-up inspection to ensure pest problems have been eliminated.

Currently, the BAS supports the WJHTC’s HVAC systems, emergency generators, computer room air conditioners, boilers, chillers, laboratories and water plant fire pumps, which all play a critical role in ensuring continuity of services campus-wide.Due to the proprietary nature of the system overall, only those authorized service providers/dealers can procure equipment and service the Andover Continuum automation system.