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The Department of Veterans Affairs is procuring electrical master planning services for the Augusta Downtown Division medical facility to assess existing infrastructure, identify code deficiencies, and develop a prioritized roadmap for upgrades up to $16M in total value, ensuring compliance with NFPA standards and VA guidelines while integrating future power demands and potential renewable energy sources.
Conduct on-site electrical system assessments, review as-built drawings and maintenance records, perform load analyses, identify code compliance issues, develop updated single-line diagrams, propose upgrades and phasing plans, estimate costs under $16M total, and deliver a comprehensive master plan including reports, CAD models, and stakeholder presentations.
SCOPE OF WORK: The firm selected shall provide all labor, materials, transportation, and professional engineering services as required to complete a comprehensive electrical survey and master planning for VA Augusta Downtown division located at 950 15th Street Augusta, Georgia 30901. This plan will provide a comprehensive evaluation of the existing electrical infrastructure, identify deficiencies, and propose upgrades necessary to support current and future needs of the hospital. STATEMENT OF PROJECT
OBJECTIVES: It is the intent of the Department of Veterans Affairs to conduct the firm survey, investigate, and document the existing space to gain the knowledge and insight necessary to prepare quality, accurate documents in a professional and competent manner. The project
objectives are as follows: Assess the current state of electrical infrastructure, evaluating code deficiencies or end of life equipment VA will provide the most recent arc flash study Review compliance with VA guidelines, Electrical design manual, NFPA standards, and other relevant codes. Review Facilty Condition Assessment (FCA) Develop a roadmap for upgrades and expansions to meet future hospital demands. Projects shall be realistic and not exceed $16M. Any projects that exceed $16M, shall be specifically discussed during project reviews. Projects shall be rated based on the highest importance to Medical Center To enhance the reliability and efficiency of the hospital s electrical systems STATEMENT OF TASKS: This survey shall include, but may not be limited to, the following tasks: Assessment and Evaluation Conduct on-site assessments of existing electrical systems, including power generation, distribution, and emergency systems. Review as-built drawings, previous electrical studies, and maintenance records. Perform load analysis and evaluate current and future power demands. Identify code compliance issues and areas where the system lacks redundancy or resilience. Development of the Electrical Master Plan Provide detailed documentation of the existing electrical system. Update single-line diagrams representing the present state of the electrical system. Propose upgrades, replacements, and new installations required to meet current and future demands. Integrate renewable energy sources if applicable. Develop phasing plans and timelines for the implementation of recommended improvements. Cost Estimation and Budgeting Provide cost estimates for all recommended upgrades and expansions. Develop a prioritized list of projects with associated budgeting and timelines. All projects shall be estimated below $16M total. All projects shall be standalone. Reporting and Documentation Prepare comprehensive reports detailing the assessment findings, recommendations, and proposed upgrades. Submit drawings, CAD models, and other technical documentation as part of the master plan. Present the final Electrical Master Plan to VA stakeholders.
Deliverables Assessment Report Electrical System Single-Line Diagrams Electrical Master Plan Document Cost Estimates and Budget Overview Implementation Timeline and Phasing Plan Submission Schedule - Provide a detailed project schedule, including key milestones and deadlines. Total of three (3) submissions 25% - NTP + 60 days 75% - NTP + 220 days 100% - NTP + 320 days Project Updates Meetings and Communication Monthly progress meetings will be scheduled via COR and
Contracting Officer. Provide consistent progress reports and address any arising issues promptly. VA Resources Department of Veterans Affairs standards may be obtained from the Internet at http://www.cfm.va.gov/TIL/. VA Physical Security Design Manual for VA Facilities See the Technical Information Library (http://www.cfm.va.gov/TIL/) for specific design guides. VHA Directive 1028 Facility Electrical Power Systems END OF STATEMENT OF WORK SF 330 Supplemental Information Architect/Engineer
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