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MAY 2009SOLICITATION FOR OFFERS OUTPATIENT CLINIC SFO NO. VA-101-XX-RP-XXXX[INSERT LOCATION OF FACILITY]C. Boiler Fuel Selection and Choice Use natural gas where uninterrupted supply is available. Use No. 2 oil where natural gas is not available. Use natural gas and No. 2 oil where supply of natural gas is interruptible. Provide complete fuel oil and/or gas piping with a gas meter.D. Hot Water Heating Piping/Pumping System Provide a fully functional heating system complete with circulating pumps andinsulated piping.Provide two-way modulating control valves to vary flow at part-load conditions.Provide variable speed drives for the hot water circulating pumps for sizes larger than5.0 HP.E. Steam Heating SystemThe steam system shall generate heating hot water by using a steam-to-hot water heatexchanger and steam accessories, such as condensate return system comprising ofcondensate return pump and flash tank, where required. Provide boiler water treatment andsteam flow meter, interfacing with the central metering system.F. Miscellaneous Terminal Heating DevicesProvide thermostatically-controlled terminal heating devices, such as unit heaters, cabinetheaters, convectors, and finned tube radiation to heat the miscellaneous spaces, such as:AtticVestibulesCrawl spaceExterior stairsExit doors leading to outdoorsMechanical Equipment Rooms (MERs)Toilets with exposed perimeter6.4.13 PIPING SYSTEMS – BASIC REQUIREMENTSA. Pipe MaterialSteel, ASTM A53, Grade B, seamless or ERW, schedule 40 for condenser water, chilledwater,hot water, and vent pipes.Copper Water Tube (Option): ASTM B88, Type K or L, hard drawn. Soft drawn tubing,¾-inch and larger may be used for run outs to for fan coil units.Use pre-fabricated, insulated, chilled water piping for the underground applications or in thetunnels, or pipe basements or tunnels.Steam Piping: Piping for condenser water, chilled-water, hot water, and vent pipes shall besteel, ASTM A53, Grade B, seamless or ERW, Schedule 40.Steam Condensate Piping: (a) Concealed above ceiling, in wall, or chase: Copper WaterTube ASTM B88, Type K, hard drawn (b) All Other Locations: Copper Water Tube ASTM B88,Type K, hard drawn or steel, ASTM A53, Grade B, Seamless or ERW, or A106 Grade BSeamless, Schedule 80.Part I: Basic Solicitation Requirements – Page 106 of 196Lessor __________ Gov’t. ____________________ of __________ Pages
MAY 2009SOLICITATION FOR OFFERS OUTPATIENT CLINIC SFO NO. VA-101-XX-RP-XXXX[INSERT LOCATION OF FACILITY]Chemical Feed Water for Condenser Water Treatment: Chlorinated polyvinyl chloride(CPVC), Schedule 80.B. Minimum Pipe SizeMinimum pipe size shall not be less than ¾-inch [19 mm].C. Minimum Water FlowMinimum water flow shall not be less than 0.5 GPM [1.89 L/m].D. Pipe SizingSelect pipe sizes based on the ASHRAE recommendations and the need to provide anenergy-efficient design.E. Piping Connections(1) Shutoff ValvesProvide shutoff valves to isolate each piece of equipment, such as chillers, boilers, coolingtower, pumps, coils, air terminal units, and terminal heating units requiring isolation, service,and/or replacement.Provide drain lines at low points and air vents at high points.(2) StrainersProvide in-line strainers to protect equipment, such as cooling and heating coils and controlvalves.(3) Check ValvesProvide check valves on the pump discharge side with two pumps operating in parallel.(4) Flexible ConnectorsProvide flexible connectors at the pump inlet and outlet connections.(5) FiltersProvide cartridge-type of filters for the closed-loop chilled water and hot water systems.Provide solid separators for cleaning condenser water.(6) Water Treatment – Closed-Loop SystemsProvide chemical shot feeder for the closed-loop chilled water and hot water systems.(7) Piping SpecialtiesProvide expansion tanks and air separators for the chilled water and hot water closed-loopsystems.(8) Make-Up Water ConnectionsProvide make-up water connections with reduced pressure backflow preventer for theexpansion tanks.(9) Steam TrapProvide float and thermostatic trap assembly for the equipment served by a modulating controlvalve. Provide at least 12-inch static head to facilitate condensate flow by gravity.Part I: Basic Solicitation Requirements – Page 107 of 196Lessor __________ Gov’t. ____________________ of __________ Pages
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