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MAY 2009SOLICITATION FOR OFFERS OUTPATIENT CLINIC SFO NO. VA-101-XX-RP-XXXX[INSERT LOCATION OF FACILITY]6.6 PLUMBING6.6.1 GENERALThe Lessor and the Lessor’s Design Engineer (henceforth known as the A/E or Engineer) shalluse the contents of this document to design, install, test, adjust, balance, and commission thePlumbing systems in a trouble-free working manner to provide comfort and safety to theveterans, staff, and visitors.6.6.2 MANDATORY PROVISIONSSee Paragraphs 4.1 CODES and 4.2.1 VA ADOPTED CODES, STANDARDS, ANDEXECUTIVE ORDERS.6.6.3 APPLICABLE CODES AND CRITERIASee Paragraph 4.1 CODES, for applicable codes and standards.6.6.4 PLUMBING DESIGN SCOPEThe plumbing design scope includes the following systems, which are detailed following thislist.A. Water Distribution SystemB. //Potable Water Treatment Systems (includes softening, reverse osmosis, de-alkalizing,deionization, and reagent grade water production)//C. Domestic Hot Water System, including RecirculationD. //Steam System//E. Sewer/Vent/Waste System inside buildingsF. Roof Drainage SystemG. //Sub Soil Drainage System//H. //Interior Fuel Gas System//I. //Medical Gas and Vacuum System//J. //Dental Gas and Oral Evacuation System//K. //Laboratory/Shop Compressed Air System//L. //Acid Waste and Vent System//M. Seismic Restraint SystemN. Legionella MitigationA. Water Distribution SystemSize the piping for the hot and cold water systems per criteria specified in the IPC includingbackflow preventers, water hammer arrestors, and trap primers. Minimum pipe size shall be¾".Provide wall hydrants (a maximum of 200 feet [60.96 m] apart at the building exteriorperimeter) at loading docks and at building entrances, with a minimum of one wall hydrant oneach exterior wall.Maintain a minimum pressure of 35 PSI [240 kPa] at the plumbing fixtures on the top floor. Inminimum pressure calculations, use residual pressure at design flow. Monitor for diurnalpressure fluctuations experienced by the building water supply and modify starting pressuresaccordingly. Provide a pressure gauge on the top floor branch adjacent to the riser.Part I: Basic Solicitation Requirements – Page 114 of 196Lessor __________ Gov’t. ____________________ of __________ Pages
MAY 2009SOLICITATION FOR OFFERS OUTPATIENT CLINIC SFO NO. VA-101-XX-RP-XXXX[INSERT LOCATION OF FACILITY]Where required, provide a domestic water booster system. Use a three-pump system witheach pump handling half of the design flow rate. An inlet and discharge potable water bladdertype buffer tank shall be provided to absorb pressure fluctuations and minimize pump cycling.Discharge pressure shall be controlled using variable frequency drives through a packagedbooster pump controller. Provide spring loaded swing check valves on the pump discharge.Provide a solenoid valve on the cold water supply to the dental Utility Junction Centers (UJC)with a control switch located in the reception area. A UJC is a grouping of specific utilitiesbrought to a designated location in each dental operatory to provide convenient points ofconnection to the dental operating unit equipment.The electrical supply shall be coordinated with the electrical engineer for all electronic faucetsand flush valves, trap primers, solenoid valves, pumps, alarm panels, hot water heaters, andother appliances and equipment requiring electrical power.B. Potable and Special Water Treatment SystemsPotable water provided to VA shall meet minimal EPA and/or state standards forcontaminants. If potable water does not meet EPA and/or state standards, Lessor shall takeaction necessary to reduce contamination to acceptable levels. Lessor shall test potablewater periodically to ensure that it continues to meet EPA and state standards.Provide water treatment as required to meet EPA and/or state drinking water standards, andto meet special water use needs.(1) Water SoftenerProvide vertical, pressure type, sodium cycle water softeners from a single vendor.Regeneration shall occur no more than once per day. Provide bypass. A water softenersystem is required under the following conditions:Entire Clinic: Provide 100% duplex softening equipment (with hard water bypass) when totalhardness exceeds 170 ppm (mg/L) as CaCO3. Blend equipment effluent to a hardness ofapproximately 50 ppm [mg/L]. Provide a ventilated salt storage room to store a 30 day supplyof salt.Steam Cooking Equipment: Provide a simplex softener system when total hardness exceeds5 ppm [mg/L].Pretreatment: Provide 100% duplex softening equipment (with hard water bypass) forReverse Osmosis and Hemodialysis water treatment packages.Boiler Feed-water Make-up Use: Design duplex softeners, each furnishing 100% of themaximum flow rate, at an exchange capacity required for peak boiler feed-water make-up.(2) Reverse OsmosisProvide a stand-alone reverse osmosis system, comprised of a factory assembled package,complete with dual alternating carbon filters with automatic backwash, a 20 and 5 micron prefilter,a reverse osmosis membrane, pressure pump, and all valves and controls necessary forcomplete automatic operation. All parts and components to be compatible with EPA drinkingwater standards, and the entire package shall be UL listed.Part I: Basic Solicitation Requirements – Page 115 of 196Lessor __________ Gov’t. ____________________ of __________ Pages
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