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Details: Generator Radiator Replacement This Requirement Is For: The Correctional Service Of Canada, Ontario Region, Bath Institution. Trade Agreement: Canadian Free Trade Agreement (cfta). Tendering Procedures: All Interested Suppliers May Submit A Bid. Competitive Procurement Strategy: Lowest Priced Compliant Bid. Set-aside Under The Procurement Strategy For Indigenous Business: This Procurement Is Not Subject To Any Set-asides For Indigenous Suppliers. Comprehensive Land Claim Agreement: This Procurement Is Not Subject To A Comprehensive Land Claims Agreement. Security Requirements: This Contract Does Not Include Security Requirements. Nature Of Requirements: The Following Is A Summary Of The Statement Of Work For This Requirement. The Correctional Service Of Canada Requires The Services Of A Qualified Contractor To Supply And Install Two (2) New Radiators For A Cummins Qsk60-g6 Generator. Objectives: To Replace Two (2) Leaking Radiators With Two (2) New Compatible Cummins Radiators. Deliverables: The Contractor Must: • Drain The Engine Coolant From The Current Radiator Assemblies And Dispose Of It As Per All Federal And Provincial Environmental Safety Codes And Regulations. • Remove Front End Enclosure Housing Panels To Permit Radiator Removal. • Remove The Two Leaking Radiators, Disposing Of Them Offsite As Per All Federal And Provincial Environmental Safety Codes And Regulations. • Supply And Install Two (2) New Cummins Radiators, With Full Length Header Plates. • Replace All Gaskets (fibre) And Sealant. • Replace All Thermostats. • Replace All Radiator Hoses. • Supply And Fill Radiators With New Engine Coolant As Per All Federal And Provincial Environmental Safety Codes And Regulations. • Install Two (2) Radiator Heaters With Integral Pumps (to Reduce Thermal Expansion Shock). • Re-assemble Entire Enclosure Housing. • Supply, Connect And Fuel A Temporary, Two-point-two (2.2) Gigawatt Generator For The Entire Period That The Bath Generator Will Be Offline. • Ensure The Temporary Generator Automatically Starts And Provides Power To Both Bath And Millhaven Institutions Within Ten (10) Seconds In The Event Of Power Loss From The Distribution Grid. • Disconnect And Remove The Temporary Generator From The Site Once Replacement Of The New Radiators Is Complete. • Ensure The Cummins Qsk60-g6 Generator Is Reconnected And Functioning As Required. Any Conditions For Participation Of Suppliers Not Specified In Solicitation Documentation: None. Estimated Quantity Of Commodity: See Solicitation Document Statement Of Work And Basis Of Payment. Duration Of Contract And Time Frame For Delivery: Construction Time: The Contractor Must Perform And Complete The Work On Or Before March 31st, 2025. File Number: 21421-25-4942653 This Bid Solicitation Cancels And Supersedes Previous Bid Solicitation Numbers: 21423-23-4357694 Dated 2023/04/21 That Closed On 2023/05/25 At 10:00est And 21421-25-4883316 Dated 2024-10-29 That Closed On 2024-12-03 At 10:00est. Csc Will Provide A Debriefing Or Feedback Session Upon Request To Bidders Who Bid On The Previous Solicitations. Contracting Authority: Robin Riha Telephone Number: 613-328-9727 E-mail: Robin.riha@csc-scc.gc.ca Note To Bidders: Bidders Can Obtain The Complete Statement Of Work And Evaluation Criteria By Downloading The Solicitation Document And Associated Documents From The Canada Buys / Tender Opportunities Website. The Crown Reserves The Right To Negotiate With Suppliers On Any Procurement. Documents May Be Submitted In Either Official Language Of Canada (english Or French). After Contract Award, Bidders May Request A Debriefing On The Results Of The Bid Solicitation Process. Bidders Should Make The Request To The Contracting Authority Within Fifteen (15) Working Days Of Receipt Of The Results Of The Bid Solicitation Process. The Debriefing May Be In Writing, By Telephone Or In Person. Procurement Assistance Canada (pac) Offers Seminars To Businesses Interested In Learning How To Sell Goods And Services To The Government Of Canada. The Seminars Are Free. Topics Include: ? Understand The Federal Procurement Process; ? Learn About Searching For Opportunities; ? Find Out How To Bid On Opportunities; ? Discover How To Prepare To Sell To The Government. The Full Schedule Of Seminars Can Be Found On The Procurement Assistance Canada Website, Under Find An Event (procurement Assistance Canada: Find An Event - Canada.ca).

Description: Public tender Vob/a Demolition and dismantling work (din 18 459); Floor covering work (din 18 365); Screed work (din 18 353); Tiling and panel work (din 18 352); Scaffolding work (din 18 451); Painting and varnishing work - coatings (din 18 363); Bricklaying (din 18 330); Plastering and stucco work (din 18 350); Wallpapering (din 18 366); Drywall work (din 18 340); Carpentry and timber construction work (DIN 18 334); Demolition and dismantling work (DIN 18 459); Construction site equipment: Construction site equipment including mobile crane 1 piece; Construction fence, wire mesh with privacy net 250 m; Construction road + container parking areas, mineral mixture 200 m²; Lawn finishing care 350 m²; Work protection: 1-chamber lock 12 pieces; Partitioning, fiber-tight and stable 250 m²; Material airlock and personnel airlock; Scaffolding work: Facade/roof scaffolding, 2 kN/m², W06 2300 m²; Provision for scaffolding 78200 m²wo; Dismantling of contaminated building materials: Demolition of asbestos cement ventilation ducts 12 pieces; Demolition of asbestos-containing flexible panels + adhesive 215 m²; Demolition of KMF impact sound insulation, D=15mm 1250 m²; Demolition of PK-containing release paper 1100 m²; Demolition work: Demolition of tiles 750 m²; Demolition of PVC floor covering 900 m²; Demolition of cement screed 360 m²; Demolition of interior wall plaster 4200 m²; Demolition of ceiling plaster + reed mats 1590 m²; Demolition of interior doors + frames 95 pcs.; Shell work: Making / widening door openings 31 pcs.; Making masonry pillars 19 pcs.; Making foundations for external staircase 1 m³; Core drilling 138 pcs.; Roofing work: Installing line ventilators in interlocking tile roof 15 pcs.; Sun protection: Venetian blinds for windows 98 pcs.; Locksmith: External staircase 1 pc.; Adjusting balcony railings 15 pcs.; plastering work: lime cement ceiling plaster 462 m²; gypsum ceiling plaster 1250 m²; lime cement wall plaster 152 m²; gypsum wall plaster 1670 m²; screed work: quick cement screed, D= 40-45 mm 1230 m²; floor covering work: linoleum covering 1160 m²; drywall work: dry screed/rock wool insulation panels D= 100 mm 609 m²; plasterboard assembly walls 469 m²; plasterboard installation walls 116 m²; plasterboard sub-ceiling 832 m²; plasterboard suspended ceiling 340 m²; tiling and natural stone work: floor tiles 84 m²; wall tiles 53 m²; carpentry work: tea kitchens 2 pcs.; interior doors office doors 23 pcs.; Damp room doors 14 pieces; metalwork: aluminum frame doors 16 pieces; sheet steel doors including frames 11 pieces; painting work: glass fabric wallpaper + emulsion paint walls 2800 m²; coating suspended plasterboard ceilings 1171 m²; coating steel perimeter frames 44 pieces; coating sheet steel doors with frames 10 pieces; overhaul coatings walls + ceilings 940 m²; industrial floor coating epoxy resin 290 m²; building cleaning work: intermediate and final cleaning 1600 m²; locking system: BKS profile double cylinder 49 pieces; digital double knob cylinder 27 pieces; transponder 100 pieces; panic lock 34 pieces; access control smart relay 11 pieces, programming device + locking plan creation HLS + building automation: -1. And 2nd floor (the ground floor was already prepared in 2018): Dismantling of the complete sanitary installation from the equipment standard for apartments and equipping the building with sanitary facilities for an office building, consisting of dismantling 31 hand wash basins, 21 toilets/urinals, 12 shower trays and 6 bathtubs with vanity units, shower partitions and small parts, equipping the new toilet areas with 9 hand wash basins, 11 toilets, 2 urinals, 1 shower tray, 2 sinks, each with support frames, instantaneous water heaters and sanitary accessories and installations for two kitchen sinks, 150 m of PP+SML waste water pipes, 200 m of stainless steel drinking water pipes with press connections and thermal insulation, 16 fire extinguishers with wall boxes, dry riser with three feed-in and 15 extraction points with pipes. -approx. 40 new radiators with approx. 180 m of C-steel pipes. -12 fans for toilet exhaust air in accordance with DIN 18017-3 and one for battery room exhaust air with piping made of PPs, four split air conditioning units. -Approx. 350 sprinkler heads, approx. 500 m of sprinkler piping for a wet and a dry system, sprinkler distributor, a sprinkler station, nitrogen generator. -Building automation with simple monitoring tasks. Electrics: Installation cable NYM-J 3x2.5 mm² various. Installation types approx. 6,000 m, installation cable Nym-j 3x1.5 mm² approx. 3,500 m, cable halogen-free Nhxhx-j-fe180 up to 3x2.5 mm² approx. 2,000 m, installation cable E 30 up to 4x2x0.8 mm approx. 2,300 m, installation distributor 230 VI 250 A indoor installation wall mounting 8 pieces, circuit breaker 1-pole character b 16a 250 pieces, cable tray perforated steel strip galvanized H 60mm W up to 600 mm approx. 300 m, electrical installation duct device installation H/w 60/130mm plastic approx. 650 m, Bap-LED surface-mounted light 35W approx. 154 pieces, LED recessed downlight D=235mm, 16 W approx. 65 pcs., LED safety lights approx. 65 pcs., LED escape sign lights approx. 40 pcs., BMA signal generator optical flashing light approx. 100 pcs., loudspeaker for wall and ceiling mounting up to 2x6 W approx. 110 pcs., data cable Cat. 6a various installation types approx. 12,000 m, data connection box sym. Cat. 6a 2 ports approx. 170 pcs.

Details: Request For Information (rfi) – Steam Generator Installation At Area 1-42 this Request For Information (rfi) Is Issued As Market Research. All Requirements Identified In This Rfi Are Tentative And Will Be Finalized Prior To The Release Of Any Request For Proposal (rfp). This Rfi Is For Planning Purposes Only And Shall Not Be Considered A Request For Proposal (rfp), Request For Quote (rfq), Or As An Obligation On The Part Of The Government To Acquire Any Products Or Services. The Information Provided May Be Utilized By The Air Force Research Laboratory (afrl) In Developing Its Acquisition Strategy Should A Decision Be Made To Proceed With Acquiring The Items/services Listed In This Rfi. The Information Received In Response To This Rfi May Be Included In One Or More Future Solicitations. No Reimbursement Will Be Made For Any Costs Associated With Providing Information In Response To This Synopsis Or Any Follow-up Information Requests. The Purpose Of This Rfi Is To Gain Knowledge Of Potentially Qualified Sources And Their Size Classifications (small Business, Large Business, Etc.). The Information Provided Is Entirely Voluntary And Will Not Impact The Ability To Bid On Future Requirements. requested Information. the Government Requests Interested Offerors Who Believe They Can Fully Support This Requirement Furnish The Following Information: 1. Company Name, Cage Code And Uei Number, Address, Points Of Contact, Phone Numbers And E-mail Addresses. 2. Information Should Include A Brief Description Of Experience In Providing The Type Of Support Described In The Requirements. The Information Package Must Be Clear, Concise, And Complete. The Air Force Is Under No Obligation To Provide Feedback To The Company, Or To Contact The Company For Clarification Of Any Information Submitted In Response To This Request. 3. Identification Of Business Size (small Or Large) And Identify The Socioeconomic Disadvantaged Category, As Defined The Federal Acquisition Regulation Far Part 19 And Also Currently Listed In The System For Award Management (sam). Small Business Size Standards Are Published By The U.s. Small Business Administration (sba) And May Be Found At Www.sba.gov/size/sizetable2002.html. the Potential North American Industry Classification System (naics) Codes Assigned To This Procurement Is 335312 “motor And Generator Manufacturing” And The Small Business Size Standard Is 1,250 Employees. The Potential Product Service Code Assigned To This Procurement Is 6115 “generators And Generator Sets.” 4. Details Regarding The Requirements Your Company Is Able To Provide And Any Applicable Restrictions. 5. An Industry Day Will Be Held 22 January 2025 For Interested Contractors To View The Site. If You Would Like To Participate, Please Complete The Document Entitled “afrl Visitor Pre-announcement” For Each Individual Who Will Attend In Order To Gain Access To Edwards Air Force Base. - Requirements – Steam Generator Installation *** Please Review Both Attached Statement Of Work Documents For Complete Requirement Information. Please Note The Document Titled Single Steam Generator-sow Covers The Specifications For The Current Requirement Of The Single Steam Generator, While The Document Titled Complete Steam Generator Project-sow Is For The Entire Anticipated Project. The Contractor Shall Reference And Work The Documents Together To Understand The Scope Of Work. *** the Government Is Seeking To Identify Qualified, Experienced, And Interested Firms, Who Can Perform In Accordance With The Requirements Described In The Attached Statement(s) Of Work For The Installation Of One (1) Steam Generator Which Will Be Used To Replace An Aging Steam Generation System In Use At Area 1-42 That Includes Large Spherical Saturated Steam Storage Vessels, Heat Exchangers, Process Heaters, Pumps, Supply And Return Piping And Other Hardware To Generate And Provide The Required Mass Quantity Of Steam At Specified Pressure And Temperature. The Intent Of This Project Is For The Contractor To Provide The Air Force Project Manager One (1) Safe, Complete, Fully Functional And Operable Steam Generator To Be Used To Supply Saturated Steam For The Afrl Area 1-42 Steam Plant. note: The Air Force Is Planning To Install A Total Of Three (3) Identical Steam Generators, Starting With The Single Generator Being Acquired With This Requirement And The Other Two (2) Steam Generators Which Will Be Installed As Part Of The Overall System In The Future. The Scope Of Work For This Acquisition Includes Only The First, Single Steam Generator At This Time. The Air Force Project Manager Has Made A Good Faith Effort To Update All Relative Project Documents To Address The Inclusion Of Only The Single Steam Generator And Clearly Identify Other Two (2) Steam Generators Are Intended For Installation In The Future But Are Not Included As Part Of The Current Scope Of Work. Likewise, The Air Force Project Manager Has Endeavored To Identify Interface Points On Piping, Platforms, Conduit And Other Systems Where Connections To Provide Service To The Future Steam Generators Will Be Required. If The Contractor Identifies Any Scope, Interfaces Or Other Items That Are Not Clear As To The Intent Of What Is To Be Included In The Current Scope Of Work And What Is Intended Future Installation, The Contractor Shall Bring This To The Attention Of The Air Force Project Manager Immediately. technical Requirements: built In Accordance With Asme B&pvc Section I, 2023 volume: Approx. 12,400 Cubic Feet pressure: Maximum Working Pressure: 600 Psi; Maximum Design Pressure: 620 Psi temperature: Maximum Working Temperature: 500f steam Generation And Pressure: 110 Lbm/sec @ Initial Temperature 500f For 12 Min Total o Yields 79,200 Lbs Of Steam At ~600 Psig minimum Pressure After Release Is 100 Psig minimum 3 Runs Before Make-up Water Is Required steam Reheats At Maximum 20 Hrs the Steam Generator Shall Be Designed, Fabricated, Tested, Inspected And Stamped In Accordance With The Requirements Of The Asme B&pvc Section I, Rules For Construction Of Power Boilers, Latest Edition. The Steam Generator Shall Be Stamped With An Asme B&pvc Section I. “asme” And “s” Certification Mark As Noted In Pg-105 Of Asme B&pvc Section I. The Contractor Shall Be Authorized By Asme To Perform The Identified Code Construction And Shall Have The Appropriate “s” Stamp. the Steam Generator Shall Be A Fire Tube Type Boiler And Meet Requirements For The Same. the Contractor Shall Provide A Manufacturer’s Data Report Form, Form P-2 For The Steam Generator. All Required Documentation, Including, But Not Limited To, Calculations, Welding Certifications, Non-destructive Testing (nde) Records, Certified Material Test Reports (cmtrs), Pressure Testing, Master Data Report Form And All Other Documentation As Required By Asme B&pvc Section I For The Design, Fabrication, Welding, Inspection, Nde, Testing And Any Other Activities Shall Be Furnished As Part Of The Code Package For The Steam Generator. the Steam Generator Shall Meet The Requirements Of Asme B&pvc Section I, Part Pg General Requirements For All Methods Of Construction, Part Pw Requirements For Boiler Fabricated By Welding, Pft Requirements For Fire Tube Boilers. The Contractor Shall Determine, Depending On The Specific Design And Methods Selected To Design And Fabricate The Steam Generator, Other Parts And Appendices Of Asme B&pvc Section I That Are Applicable To The Scope Of This Project. all Pressure Boundary Materials Used In The Fabrication Of The Steam Generator Shall Be Provided With Certified Material Test Reports (cmtrs) As Required In Asme B&pvc Section Ii. All Pressure Boundary Materials Shall Be Clearly Stamped Or Otherwise Marked With The Corresponding Heat Number From The Cmtr. Any Requirements For Marking Or Stamping Plates Or Other Pressure Boundary Materials Identified In Asme B&pvc Section I That Are In Addition To Any Marking Or Identification Of Materials Noted In Asme B&pvc Section Ii Shall Be Met. The Contractor’s Quality Control Plan Shall Address Transfer Of Heat Numbers And Traceability For Individual Pieces And Parts Cut Or Altered. six Major Tasks Include: design And Engineering procurement Of Materials, Parts, Equipment For Fabrication fabrication Of Steam Generator At Afrl Staging Area transport And Placement Of The Steam Generator final Installation Of Generator And Periphery Systems, Piping, Insulation, Blowers And Other Parts And Equipment final Acceptance Testing And Training anticipated Period Of Performance: 1 June 2025 – 31 May 2027 fob Destination: Edwards Afb, Ca 93524. responses. afrl Is Seeking U.s. Sources With The Capability To Provide The Items/services Listed In This rfi. All Replies Are To Be Provided To The Contracting Officer, Tyler Pittmon Tyler.pittmon@us.af.mil And Contract Specialist, Suzanna Kussman, Suzanna.kussman@us.af.mil all Responses To This Rfi Must Be Received No Later Than 10 January 2025 At 4:00 P.m. Pst.

Details: Description Request For Quotations: Please Quote Your Best Offer For The Item/s Described Below, Subject To The Terms And Conditions Provided At The Dorsal Portion Of This Request For Quotation. Submit Your Quotation Duly Signed By You Or Your Duly Representative And Copies Of Eligibility Requirements (business Permit, Local/national Tax Clearance And Philgeps Certificate Of Registration) Not Later Than The Deadline For Submission. Items: Procurement For The Repair & Maintenance Of Transportation Equipment: Motor Vehicle Under The Repair & Maintenance Fund Of The City General Services Office Lot 1-repair & Maintenance Of Transportation Equipment: Motor Vehicle Unit Qty "item Description " Unit Cost " Lot 1 Repair And Maintenance Of Transportation Equipment : Motor Vehicle 1,000,000.00 Ordering Agreement - Supply Of Vehicle Parts For Minor Repairs And Maintenance At The Navotas Motorpool For 4 - Wheel Vehicles Pc/s 50 Battery Lug 150.00 Mtr/s 50 Wire-#10,16,18 290.00 Pc/s 50 Switches- 2gang,3gang,6gang 950.00 Pc/s 50 Handle Switch 1,200.00 Pc/s 100 Oil Seal 950.00 Pc/s 100 Battery Terminal Ci Brass 260.00 Pc/s 50 Brake Master 4,700.00 Pc/s 100 Repair Kit 1,200.00 Set/s 100 Brake Pads 2,500.00 Set/s 100 Brake Shoe 3,500.00 Pc/s 100 Drum Brake 6,900.00 Pc/s 100 Brake Hose 950.00 Pc/s 100 Bleeder Valve 1,250.00 Pc/s 100 Return Spring 950.00 Pc/s 150 Lug Nuts 95.00 Pc/s 150 Bolt/nut 65.00 Pc/s 300 Clips 75.00 Pc/s 150 Wheel Cap 95.00 Pc/s 150 Wheel Boot 95.00 Pc/s 50 Rotor Disk Brake 1,900.00 Pc/s 100 Headlight Bulb 850.00 Pc/s 100 Bulb Socket 150.00 Pc/s 100 Brake Light 250.00 Pc/s 100 Signal Light Bulb 150.00 Pc/s 100 Clutch Cable 3,900.00 Pc/s 100 Gas Cable 2,500.00 Mtr/s 50 Copper Tube 250.00 Pc/s 100 Hand Brake Cable 2,500.00 Pc/s 50 Lever 650.00 Pc/s 150 Air Filter 1,200.00 Pc/s 50 Hose-radiator Inlet 3,600.00 Pc/s 50 Hose-radiator Outlet "b" 3,100.00 Pc/s 50 Hose-radiator Outlet "c" 3,800.00 Pc/s 50 Hose-radiator Outlet 1,900.00 Pc/s 50 Hose-fill Line 1,350.00 Pc/s 50 Hose-heater 1,315.00 Pc/s 100 Hose Clamp 95.00 Pc/s 50 Belt "v" 3,700.00 Pc/s 50 Ribbed Belt-v 3,400.00 Pc/s 100 Radiator Hose 1,700.00 Pc/s 100 Radiator Cap 1,200.00 Pc/s 100 Fan Belt 1,600.00 Pc/s 150 Spark Plug 650.00 Pc/s 150 Spark Plug Terminal 380.00 Ltr/s 150 Radiator Coolant 550.00 Pc/s 100 Wheel Hub 1,600.00 Pc/s 100 Wheel Bearing 1,450.00 Pc/s 50 Wheel Cylinder 1,650.00 Pc/s 150 Seal 350.00 Box/s 30 Automotive Fuse 5a,10a,15a,20a,25a,30a 350.00 Assy/s 50 Horn 2,400.00 Pc/s 100 Relay 950.00 Ltr/s 150 Gear Oil 375.00 Pc/s 150 Tire Valve 150.00 Pc/s 150 Tire Selant 325.00 Pc/s 100 Throttle Controller 2,450.00 Pc/s 100 Tube 750.00 Pc/s 100 Truck Tubes 1,200.00 Pc/s 100 Flap 550.00 Ltr/s 150 High Performance Gear Oil 700.00 Assy/s 50 Clutch Master 3,100.00 Assy/s 50 Secondary Master 2,500.00 Set/s 50 Fender Liner 2,500.00 Pc/s 50 Floor Guard Rubber 3,000.00 Pc/s 50 Steering Wheel Cover 2,200.00 Pc/s 50 Side Mirror 1,200.00 Pc/s 50 Side Mirror Glass Only 350.00 Pc/s 50 Oil Filter 850.00 Pc/s 50 Coil 1,500.00 Unit 20 Radiator Assy. 5,200.00 Bottle/s 50 Coolant 3l 750.00 Bottle/s 100 Engine Oil 800ml 650.00 Assy. 30 Starter Motor Assy 10,990.00 Assy. 30 Alternator Assy 11,500.00 Pc/s 20 Alternator Pulley 950.00 Assy. 30 Fan Motor Assy. 3,800.00 Bottle/s 100 Brake Fluid 3l 340.00 Assy. 20 Fuel Pump Assy. 1,750.00 Pc/s 20 Clutch Disc 4,700.00 Pc/s 20 Clutch Cover 4,450.00 Pc/s 20 Pressure Plate 4,650.00 Pc/s 20 Release Bearing 2,150.00 Pc/s 30 Timing Belt 3,500.00 Pc/s 30 Tensioner Bearing 2,250.00 Pc/s 30 Tensioner Adjuster 950.00 Pc/s 30 Camshaft Oil Seal 1,350.00 Pc/s 50 Fuel Filter 980.00 Pc/s 20 Hydrovac Brake Booster 9,500.00 Pc/s 20 Ignition Switch 3,800.00 Pc/s 20 Intake Manifold Gasket 1,200.00 Pc/s 20 Intake/exhaust Valve 850.00 Pc/s 20 Knucle Bearing 1,200.00 Set/s 20 Leaf Spring Set 4,350.00 Pc/s 20 Main Bearing 3,500.00 Pc/s 20 Connecting Rod 3,800.00 Pc/s 20 Thrust Washer 1,450.00 Pc/s 20 Regulator 2,500.00 Pc/s 50 Car Charger Cigar Port 490.00 Pc/s 20 Steering Bearing 2,500.00 Pc/s 50 Ignition Coil 1,950.00 Pc/s 50 U-bolt 350.00 Pc/s 20 Power Steering Fluid Reservoir 1,350.00 Pc/s 20 Rotor Disc 4,950.00 Pc/s 20 Ball Joint 1,950.00 Set/s 20 Stabilizer Link 2,450.00 Pc/s 20 Bearing 1,350.00 Assy. 20 Shock Absorber 4,500.00 Set/s 30 Coil Spring 3,500.00 Pc/s 50 Battery Lug 150.00 Mtr/s 50 Wire-#10,16,18 290.00 Pc/s 50 Switches- 2gang,3gang,6gang 650.00 Pc/s 100 Oil Seal 350.00 Pc/s 100 Oil Filter 180.00 Pc/s 100 Engine Oil 550.00 Pc/s 100 Battery Terminal Ci Brass 100.00 Pc/s 50 Brake Master 950.00 Pc/s 100 Repair Kit 1,200.00 Set/s 100 Brake Pads 850.00 Set/s 100 Brake Shoe 950.00 Pc/s 100 Drum Brake 950.00 Pc/s 100 Brake Hose 650.00 Pc/s 150 Lug Nuts 95.00 Pc/s 150 Bolt/nut 65.00 Pc/s 150 Wheel Cap 95.00 Pc/s 150 Wheel Boot 95.00 Pc/s 50 Rotor Disk Brake 1,750.00 Pc/s 100 Headlight Bulb 250.00 Pc/s 100 Bulb Socket 150.00 Pc/s 100 Clutch Cable 550.00 Pc/s 100 Gas Cable 750.00 Pc/s 100 Hand Brake Cable 890.00 Pc/s 50 Lever 650.00 Pc/s 150 Air Filter 550.00 Pc/s 100 Hose Clamp 95.00 Pc/s 50 Belt "v" 1,200.00 Pc/s 150 Flyball 140.00 Pc/s 150 Slider 140.00 Pc/s 100 Pulley 950.00 Pc/s 100 Radiator Hose 650.00 Pc/s 100 Radiator Cap 490.00 Pc/s 150 Spark Plug 650.00 Pc/s 150 Spark Plug Terminal 650.00 Pc/s 5 E-cab 1000 Battery Charger 10,500.00 Pc/s 10 Wiper Motor 2,200.00 Pc/s 10 Meter Assy. 1,500.00 Pc/s 10 E-cab Braker 350.00 Ltr/s 150 Radiator Coolant 550.00 Pc/s 100 Wheel Hub 1,600.00 Pc/s 100 Wheel Bearing 750.00 Pc/s 50 Wheel Cylinder 850.00 Pc/s 150 Automotive Fuse 65.00 Assy/s 50 Horn 950.00 Pc/s 100 Relay 320.00 Ltr/s 150 Gear Oil 375.00 Pc/s 20 Breaker 450.00 Pc/s 150 Tire Valve 150.00 Pc/s 150 Tire Selant 325.00 Pc/s 100 Throttle Controller 350.00 Pc/s 50 Fun350 395.00 Set/s 50 Sprocket & Chain Set 6,800.00 Pc/s 50 Ecargo 375.00 Pc/s 100 Tube 280.00 Ltr/s 150 High Performance Gear Oil 700.00 Assy/s 50 Clutch Master 2,500.00 Pc/s 30 Side Stand 650.00 Pc/s 30 Center Stand 1,500.00 Pc/s 50 Wiper Arm 1,500.00 Assy/s 30 Exhaust Pipe 2,500.00 Pc/s 50 Stand Spring 150.00 Pc/s 50 Side Mirror 450.00 Pc/s 50 Chain 3,000.00 Pc/s 50 Front Sprocket 1,450.00 Pc/s 50 Rear Sprocket 2,800.00 Pc/s 50 Fender 980.00 Assy/s 50 Shock Absorber 2,500.00 Set/s 50 Sprocket & Chain Set 6,800.00 -tires Pc/s 10 10.00r20 18,500.00 Pc/s 10 11r22.5 25,500.00 Pc/s 10 165/80r13 5,400.00 Pc/s 30 185/60r15 5,700.00 Pc/s 50 185/70r14 6,000.00 Pc/s 30 185/70r15 8,600.00 Pc/s 30 185/80r14 7,100.00 Pc/s 40 185r-14c 6,700.00 Pc/s 10 195/70r15c 7,250.00 Pc/s 20 195r14c 8ply 7,600.00 Pc/s 50 195r15 7,680.00 Pc/s 30 205/65r16 8,600.00 Pc/s 20 205/85r16 13,100.00 Pc/s 50 205/65r15 8,400.00 Pc/s 30 215/70r - 16c 9,570.00 Pc/s 20 235/75r17.5 15,100.00 Pc/s 10 235/70r15 9,900.00 Pc/s 10 295/70r17 39,500.00 Pc/s 30 750/16 14,600.00 Pc/s 30 700/16 11,100.00 Pc/s 20 7.00/15 13,500.00 Pc/s 30 R(3.25-17) 3,100.00 Pc/s 30 F(2.75 - 17) 3,000.00 Pc/s 30 70-90-14 4,100.00 Pc/s 30 F(80-90-14) 4,100.00 Pc/s 30 (2.75-18) 2,850.00 Pc/s 30 (2.75-17) 2,500.00 Pc/s 30 (3.75-17) 2,800.00 Pc/s 30 (3.75 - 12) 2,900.00 Pc/s 30 (3.50 - 12) 2,750.00 Pc/s 30 (4.10-18) 3,600.00 Pc/s 30 (2.75-21) 4,300.00 Pc/s 30 (80/80-14) 3,800.00 Pc/s 30 (90/80-14) 4,100.00 Pc/s 30 2.75 – 17 2,650.00 Pc/s 30 3.00 – 17 2,850.00 -batteries Pc/s 30 Mg7l 4,000.00 Pc/s 30 Yb7bl 2,200.00 Pc/s 30 Ytx4l 2,200.00 Pc/s 30 12n9-4b-1 2,200.00 Pc/s 30 2sm 8,600.00 Pc/s 50 3sm 9,900.00 Pc/s 30 6sm 11,800.00 Pc/s 30 B24l 8,300.00 Pc/s 30 Ln3 11,000.00 Pc/s 20 2d 14,500.00 Pc/s 20 4d 16,200.00 Pc/s 20 8d 21,800.00 Pc/s 30 Ns60 8,300.00 Pc/s 15 E-cab Battery 11,200.00 -wiper Blades Pc/s 50 12" 500.00 Pc/s 50 14" 550.00 Pc/s 50 16" 600.00 Pc/s 50 17" 650.00 Pc/s 50 18" 700.00 Pc/s 50 19" 700.00 Pc/s 50 20" 750.00 Pc/s 50 21" 800.00 Pc/s 50 24" 850.00 Pc/s 50 26" 900.00 -lot 1 Navotas Motorpool Vehicle Repair And Maintenance Tools & Other Supplies Navotas Motorpool Vehicle Repair And Maintenance Tools & Other Supplies 200,000.00 Gal. 100 Car Wash And Wax Shampoo 330.00 Bottle/s 100 Car Wax, Wax And Dry, 769ml 880.00 Oz. 100 Carnauba Cleaner Paste Wax 14 Fl 850.00 Bottle/s 100 High Gloss Tire Black, 250ml 330.00 Pc/s 150 Chamois Towel 380.00 Pack/s 150 Microfiber Absorbent Square Towel 40*40cm 250.00 Set/s 10 6-32mm Combination Wrench Set 4,500.00 Set/s 10 Professional Car Tools Socket Wrench Complete Set 7,800.00 Set/s 10 Diagonal Combination Long Nose Pump Plier Pliers Set 2,000.00 Set/s 10 Tools Original Rapid Cross Wrench 17,19,21,23mm 2,140.00 Set/s 10 Vise Grip Set 5wr And 10wr (set) 2,500.00 Pc/s 10 Adjustable Wrenches Set (6", 8", 10") 1,500.00 Pc/s 10 High Pressure Washer Water Spray Gun 726.00 Pc/s 10 High Pressure Hose 20meters 2,915.00 Set/s 10 Power Sprayer Repair Kit - V-packing And Valve Seal 600.00 Pc/s 10 Lengthened Squeegee Cleaner Brush Shower Car Wiper Sponge 450.00 Pc/s 10 Industrial Multi-function Grease Gun (500g - 8500psi) 1,500.00 Unit 10 Electric Car Polisher Machine Auto Polishing Buffing 2,200.00 Pc/s 10 Soft Wool Clean Polishing Buffing Bonnet Pad For Car Auto 180mm/7" 420.00 Unit/s 1 Hydraulic Press 10 Ton 39,200.00 Unit/s 3 Bottle Jack 20tons 6,000.00 Unit/s 10 3 Tons Industrial Jack Stand 2pcs / Pair Iht 3,100.00 Unit/s 10 70mai Car Jump Starte Portable 70mai Car Jump Starte Portable 4,100.00 Pc/s 10 High Pressure Washer Brass Quick Coupler Connectors 600.00 Pack/s 50 Tubeless Tire Seal Strip Repair Plug 250.00 Pack/s 50 Tire Patches 50mm 1,000.00 Set/s 20 Auto Tire Repair Kit Tool 650.00 Can 50 Vulcanizing Solution 400.00 Pc/s 10 Car Tire Repair Kit Roller Auto Patch Roller 850.00 Gallon/s 20 Bac-to-zero Solution 4,000.00 Gallon/s 20 Disinfectant Solution 1,100.00 Set/s 10 Booster Cable 800amp Heavy Duty 5.0m 12/24v With Plastic Case 4,500.00 Pc/s 10 Heavy Duty Plastic Tool Box 980.00 Unit 2 Original Industrial (empty) Roller Cabinet With 7pcs Drawers 29,000.00 Set/s 10 Spark Plug Wrench Set 16" And 21" 1,700.00 Set/s 10 8pcs Screwdriver Set - Heavy Duty 1,545.00 Unit 10 6t/8t/12t Hydraulic Crimper Tool Kit Tube Terminals Lugs Battery Wire Crimping Force 3,800.00 Set/s 10 18pcs Hex Key And Torx Key Set(allen) 914.00 Pc/s 10 Philip Screw 200mm 310.00 Pc/s 10 Screw Driver 200mm 310.00 Set/s 1 Mini Obd2 Scanner Car Diagnostic Tools 25,000.00 Can 100 Brake Cleaner 650.00 Can 100 Electronic Contact Cleaner 650.00 Can 100 Anti Rust Lubricant 277ml 550.00 Pc/s 100 Epoxy Steel 210.00 Pc/s 100 Electrical Tape, Big 90.00 Pc/s 50 Tapelon 30.00 Unit 1 3 Jawed Puller 1,500.00 Set/s 1 Inner Bearing Puller 1,500.00 Set/s 1 Car Steering Wheel Puller Removal Tool 1,200.00 Set/s 1 Caliper Piston Compressor Press Tool Kit 1,200.00 Set/s 1 Snapring Plier Set 1,500.00 30 Can Grease 350.00 30 Can Chain Lube 950.00 50 Pc/s Electrical Tape, Small 60.00 20 Pc/s Boat Battery 3sm 9,900.00 50 Pc/s Floor Matting 1,600.00 50 Pc/s Seat Cover 2,800.00 60 Pc/s Dashboard Matting 650.00 150 Pc/s Car Headlight Cleaner 350.00 150 Pc/s Car Glass Cleaner 350.00 2 Set/s High Pressure Washer 1700w, 220v 6,000.00 20 Assy./s Car Key Duplicate 800.00 50 Unit/s Bottle Jack 4tons 3,000.00 100 Pc/s Car Air Freshener 210.00 1 Unit/s 2hp Air Compressor, Cylinder: 2, Phase: 1, Pressure: 115, Psi Capacity: 88liters 32,500.00 100 Btls Acid Rain Remover (250ml) 450.00 1 Unit Water Dispenser 8,000.00 1 Unit Dc Inverter Mma-300 Welding Machine 20,000.00 1 Unit " Oxy-acetylene Cutting Outfit W/complete Accessories Oxygen Cylinder, Acetylene Cylinder W/content 28,000.00 2 Unit Heavy Duty Soldering Iron 300a/200a 6,300.00 10 Kilos " Stainless Steel Electrode 308-1/16 1,500.00 20 Kilos Bronze Rod 1/8" 150.00 20 Can Soldering Paste Soldering Paste 300.00 20 Roll Lead Soldering Wire (250g) 500.00 20 Pound Borax 1 350.00 1 Unit Cordless Impact Wrench 18v 12,500.00 1 Unit Hydraulic Floor Jack (double Pump, Low Profile), Model:asj-5l Max Lifting Cap: 5tons, Lifting Height: 75-500mm, Net Weight: 45kgs 20,000.00 2 Unit 40" Car Creeper 2,100.00 1 Unit Automatic Wire Stripper Cutting Crimper 8 1/4" Detection Cutter 4in1 1,800.00 5 Set/s T- Handle Socket Wrench #8,10,12,14,17,19 1,500.00 10 Set/s Wrench 8-32mm 2,000.00 3 Unit Air Blow Gun / Air Duster 16mm 350.00 5 Unit Vice Grip 1,000.00 5 Unit Hammer 650.00 5 Unit Voltage Tester Car Truck Circuit Tester Pen Automotive 450.00 5 Unit Battery Load Tester 100amp Load 1,100.00 5 Unit Spout Funnel For Oil 1,600.00 5 Unit Car Repair Inspection Lamp Work Light 450.00 5 Set/s Torque Wrech 1/2drive Click Type 2,000.00 Unit 5 Jack Stand 6 Tons, Min Height: 382mm, Max Height: 600mm 5,600.00 Set/s 5 Steel Toe Rubber Boots 1,200.00 Set/s 10 Mechanical Heavy Duty Working Gloves 200.00 Set/s 5 Safety Shoes High Cut Sewed And Vulcanized Leather Safety Shoes Boots 650.00 Pc/s 5 Leather Long-sleeved Apron Waterproof Oil-proof 900.00 Set/s 10 Arm Band Heat Protector 450.00 Pc/s 5 Cover All Safety Suits 1,100.00 Pc/s 5 Hard Hat Safety Helmet 500.00 Gallon/s 20 Water Soluble Oil Degreaser 400.00 Pc/s 300 Rags 3.00 Pc/s 300 Sand Paper- #600,#1000,#1,200 10.00 Set/s 10 Wire Brushes Set Nylon,steel,stainless 100.00 Pc/s 10 Top Box Alloy, 45l 10,800.00 Set/s 10 Top Box Bracket 2,200.00 Abc:php1,000,000.00 Delivery Schedule: By Ordering Agreement (terms Of Reference Attached To The Pr) -spare Parts Must Be Deliver Within 3 Calendar Days -tools & Supplies Within 15 Calendar Days Upon Receipt Of The Delivery Ordering Contract Note: For Other Information, Queries And Specifications Pertaining To The Said Request Please Coordinate With Our Canvasser (please Secure Complete List And/or Rfq Form From Ms. Maricar E. Pablo, At 09676781263 Pauline Anne S. Sioco At 09338100230, And Roxette May P. Poblete At 0936-493-5632 Or Email Address: Procurement@navotas.gov.ph) Terms And Conditions: 1. Bidders Shall Provide Correct And Accurate Information Required. 2. Bidders May Quote For All The Items. 3. Price Quotation/s Must Be Valid For A Period Of Thirty (30) Days Calendar Days From The Date Of Submission. 4. Price Quotation/s, To Be Denominated In Philippine Peso Shall Include All Taxes, Duties And/or Levies Payable. 5. Quotations Exceeding The Approved Budget For The Contract Shall Be Rejected. 6. Delivery Period Expressed Merely In Days Or Working Days Shall Be Rejected. 7. Award Of Contract Shall Be Made To The Lowest Quotation (for Goods And Infrastructure) Or, The Highest Rated Offer (for Consulting Services) Which Complies With The Minimum Technical Specifications And Other Terms And Conditions Stated Herein. 8. Any Interlineations, Erasures Or Overwriting Shall Be Valid Only If They Are Signed Or Initiated By You Or Any Of Your Duly Authorized Representative/s. 9. The Item/s Shall Be Delivered As Indicated In The Approved Bac Resolution/purchase Order. 10. The Procuring Entity Concerned Shall Have The Right To Inspect And/or To Test The Goods To Confirm Their Conformity To The Technical Specifications. 11. Liquidated Damages Equivalent To One Tenth Of One Percent (0.001%) Of The Value Of The Goods Not Delivered Within The Prescribed Delivery Period Shall Be Imposed Per Day Of Delay. The City Government Of Navotas Shall Rescind The Contract Once The Cumulative Amount Of Liquidated Damages Reaches Ten Percent (10%) Of The Amount Of The Contract, Without Prejudice To Other Courses Of Action And Remedies Open To It. For The Committee Original Signed Atty. Joel Joselito D. Parong Bac Chairperson

Details: Sources Sought: W9128f25sm009 general. This Is A Sources Sought Notification For Informational/market Research Purposes Only. This Is Not A Request For Proposal, Quotation Or Bid, Nor A Synopsis Of A Proposed Contract Action Under Far Subpart 5.2. notice Details. The U.s. Army Corps Of Engineers (usace), Northwestern Division, Omaha District (cenwo) Has Been Tasked To Identify Interest In A Design-build Contract For Construction Services As Defined Below In Support Of Cenwo’s Design And Construction Effort At The Fort Harrison Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center (vamc), Ft Harrison, Mt. Responses To This Sources Sought Announcement Will Be Used By The Government To Determine The Appropriate Level Of Small Business Participation And To Develop The Acquisition Strategy. The North American Industrial Classification Code (naics) For This Requirement Is: 236220, “commercial And Institutional Building Construction”. The Related Size Standard Is: $45m. the Purpose Of This Sources Sought Notice Is To Gather Information On The Interest, Capabilities, And Qualifications Of Small And Large Businesses In The Industry, Alongside Collecting Data On The Recent History Of Construction Projects Within The Local Labor Market. This Notice Supersedes All Previous Requests For Cenwo’s Design And Construction Efforts At Fort Harrison. This Effort Targets: small Businesses (sb small Disadvantaged Businesses, Including 8(a) Firms historically Underutilized Business Zones (hubzone) economically Disadvantaged Women-owned Small Businesses (edwosb) service-disabled Veteran-owned Small Businesses (sdvosb) other Than Small Businesses (otsb) all Potentially Interested Parties Are Strongly Encouraged To Submit Responses. project Scope. Cenwo Intends To Procure Design-build Services For The Construction Of A New Central Utility Plant (cup) At The Fort Harrison, Mt Veterans Affairs Medical Center (vamc), Enhancing Campus Utility Services. This Initiative Represents A Significant Upgrade To The Vamc's Infrastructure, Promising Improved Efficiency, Reliability, And Sustainability Of Utility Services Across The Campus. current Status: Design And Planning Activities Are In Progress To Refine The Design-build Request For Proposal (rfp). new Construction: The Project Involves Building A New Cup With An Approximate Gross Square Footage (gsf) Of 15,300, Located North Of The Main Hospital Building. utility System: Establishment Of A Comprehensive Utilities Distribution System. demolition And Modifications: demolition Or Modification Of Existing Campus Heating, Hot Water, And Chilled Water Systems. demolition Of The Old Boiler Plant And Associated Backup Generator Buildings To Clear Space For New Developments. project Magnitude: The Construction Cost Is Projected To Range Between $25,000,000 And $100,000,000. timeline: The Estimated Duration From The Notice To Proceed (ntp) For Construction Is 1,277 Calendar Days. general Site Conditions: This Site Offers Both Challenges And Opportunities For Development, Given Its Proximity To Key Campus Facilities, Existing Infrastructure, And The Natural Slope Of The Land Which Must Be Considered For Effective Water Management And Site Planning. location: The Site Is Positioned Near The Property Line Abutting The National Guard Installation To The North, With The Existing B170 Warehouse Building To The West, And An Anticipated Parking Garage And Outpatient Mental Health Facility (to Be Constructed By Others) To The East. land Use: The Site Partially Overlaps With An Existing Parking Lot And Extends Into Undeveloped, Naturally Vegetated Land. topography: The Terrain Slopes From West To East, With Surface Water Runoff Characterized Predominantly By Sheet Flow; There Are No Significant Concentrated Flow Paths Within The Project Area. storage And Temporary Structures: The Area May Occasionally Host Shipping Containers, Either On Or Near The Site, Influencing Site Planning And Access Considerations. drainage And Roadways: Most Of The Campus Features Open-section Roadways Without Curbs Or Gutters, Except Around The Main Hospital Where Traditional Curb And Gutter Systems Are In Place. utilities: existing Infrastructure: The Site Is Crossed By Several Utility Services Including Sanitary Sewer, Signal/telecom, And Water Lines, Which Could Support Further Development. lighting: There Are Light Poles Along The Parking Lot's Perimeter, Potentially Affecting Lighting Design For New Constructions. landscaping: While The Hospital Area Is Characterized By Irrigated Turfgrass, This Feature Does Not Extend To The Project Site, Maintaining A More Natural Landscape. central Utility Plant: The Building's Design For The (cup Shall Focus On: accessibility: The Structural Engineering Of The Cup Emphasizes Accessibility, Providing Easy Access For Maintenance Of Overhead Piping And Duct Systems, And Accommodating Future Equipment Installations Or Removals. dimensions: The Structure Is Assumed To Be Approximately 30 Feet In Height And 15,300 Gross Square Feet In Area. construction Materials: Utilizes Load-bearing Concrete Masonry Unit (cmu) Walls, Finished With An Exterior Face Brick That Aligns With The Campus's Architectural Style. rain-screen System: Employed Across All Exterior Walls To Effectively Control Moisture: components: Includes An Outer Brick Veneer, An Intermediate Air Space For Drainage, Rigid Insulation For Thermal Resistance, And A Vapor Barrier Directly On The Cmu To Prevent Moisture Ingress. composite Metal Panels: Strategically Placed To Offer Visual Distinction Or Meet Specific Functional Requirements, These Panels Also Incorporate A Rain-screen System For Moisture Management. aesthetic And Functional Integration: The Building's Design Shall Not Only Blend With The Existing Campus Architecture But Also Support Operational Efficiency. durability And Maintenance: The Use Of Modern Construction Techniques And Materials Ensures The Structure's Longevity And Ease Of Maintenance, Adhering To Contemporary Standards For Energy Efficiency And Building Performance. utilities Distribution System: The Distribution System For The New Cup Shall Be Engineered To Integrate With Both The Future Hospital Complex And The Existing Steam And Chilled Water Systems. The Main Connection From The Cup To The Main Hospital (building 154) Will Occur Via The Primary Utilidor, Terminating At Mechanical Room B100 In The Building's Basement. From Here, Utility Piping Will Connect To Final Equipment Points Either Through Secondary Utilidors, The Crawl Space Beneath Building 154, Or By Routing Through Other Existing Buildings. The Bulk Oxygen Tank And Distribution System Must Also Be Relocated From Its Current Location On Patriot’s Way, To A New Slab Located Near Building 170 (warehouse), And New Connections To And Through The Primary Utilidor Must Be Made To Building 154. This System Is Primarily Routed Through New Underground Utility Corridors, Approximately 8 Feet By 8 Feet, And Extends Into Existing Structures To Serve The Heating, Cooling, And Domestic Hot Water Requirements Of Several Buildings: building 141, Including The Hydronic Plant building 154 building 154a building 169 future Building 173 in Addition To The Main Utility Conduits For Steam, Steam Condensate, And Chilled Water, The Utilidors Will Be Equipped With: lighting: To Ensure Safe Working Conditions. ventilation: To Maintain Air Quality Within The Corridors. drainage: As Mandated By Building Codes To Handle Potential Leaks Or Moisture. the Design Of The Utilidors Will Prioritize Safety, Providing Adequate Space For Maintenance And Operations Personnel. building System Connection And Demolition: This Approach Ensures That The New Utility Systems Are Effectively Integrated While Maintaining Or Improving The Operational Capabilities Of The Existing Infrastructure. steam Utility Connections: New Steam Utilities From The Cup Will Be Integrated With The Existing Steam Systems Within The Buildings, Ensuring A Seamless Transition. hydronic System Upgrade: building 141: The Current Hydronic Heating Boilers Will Be Replaced By Shell And Tube Heat Exchangers. This Upgrade Will Convert Steam Into Heating Hot Water, Preserving The Functionality Of The Existing Hydronic Hot Water Distribution System. chilled Water System Integration: utility Linkage: New Chilled Water Utilities From The Cup Will Connect To The Existing Chilled Water Systems Across The Campus. connections: The New Chilled Water Connections To Each Existing Chilled Water Distribution System Requires A Transition From The New Chilled Water Only System To The Existing Glycol-based System. backup Preservation: The Existing Chillers And Distribution Systems Will Be Kept Operational As A Backup Measure. control Systems For Chilled Water: operational Flexibility: Each Connection Point In The Chilled Water Systems Will Feature: flow Metering: To Accurately Measure Water Flow. temperature Monitoring: For Precise Control Of Cooling Capacity. motorized Valving: Enabling The Selection Between Using The Cup's Chilled Water Or Operating Individual Building Chillers, Enhancing System Flexibility And Efficiency. building 141 (existing Hydronic Plant): current Equipment: The Facility Currently Houses Two Superior Fire Tube Hot Water Boilers From 2010, Each With A Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (mawp) Of 60 Psig, Rated At 200 Boiler Horsepower (bhp) Or 6,700,000 Btu/h (mbh), And Two Patterson Kelly Hot Water Boilers From 2015, Boasting An Mawp Of 160 Psig, Rated At Approximately 60 Bhp Or 2,000,000 Btu/h (mbh). upgrade Plan: These Boilers Will Be Substituted With Shell And Tube Heat Exchangers, Supported By The New Central Utility Plant (cup). The Old Equipment Will Be Salvaged, With The Value Recaptured In The Project Cost. building 169 Extension: The Hydronic Heating Boilers And Domestic Water Heaters In Building 169 Will Also Transition To Shell And Tube Heat Exchangers, While Preserving The Existing Heating Hot Water And Domestic Hot Water Distribution Systems. building 169 (residential Rehabilitation): boiler Replacement: This Building Features Three Unitary Boilers, All Slated For Replacement By Heat Exchangers Connected To The New Cup. The Old Equipment Will Be Salvaged Off-site With Value Recaptured In The Project Cost. Service Must Be Maintained To The Existing Distribution System During The Transition, With Only Limited Disruptions During Cutover. building 171 (operational Boiler Plant): operational Continuity: Must Remain Active Until The Requirements For Commissioning And Stable Operation Of The New Cup Are Complete.. current Setup: Equipped With Three Low-pressure Superior Fire Tube Steam Boilers From 2012 (30 Psig Mawp, 8,625 Lb/hr Steam Capacity) And Two High-pressure Counterparts (150 Psig Mawp, 5,175 Lb/hr Steam Capacity). post-cup Operation: Building 171 Will Be Gutted And Maintained In An Environmentally Controlled State Following The Transition. This Equipment Is To Be Disposed Of Off-site And Salvaged With Value Recaptured In The Project Cost. The New Cup Is To Be Operational For A Full Warranty Period Prior To Decommissioning This Plant. Continuity Of Operations Is Required During The Transition To The New Cup. Provisions For Temporary Plant Operations Must Be Provided That Meet This Requirement During Transition. tank Removal: The Existing Approximately 10,000-gallon Underground Storage Tank Must Be Removed In Adherence To Montana Department Of Environmental Quality Standards, Followed By Site Restoration. service Access Road. Design And Build An Access Road Loop By Extending Devil’s Brigade Way Around The North End Of Campus To Allow For Service Access To B170 Once The Existing Devil’s Brigade Paralleling Patriot’s Way Is Closed For Construction. communications With Industry. cenwo Scheduled Teleconference For Project Information: date And Time: The Teleconference Is Scheduled For Thursday, 23 January 2025, At 1400 Cst. objective: This Session Will Provide Additional Project Details And Offer An Opportunity For Interested Parties To Ask Questions. Please Be Aware That The Information Shared During This Teleconference Is Provisional And Subject To Updates As The Project Progresses. how To Join: contact: To Obtain The Teleconference Access Information And Any Accompanying Exhibits, Please Reach Out To Adam Beaver, The Contract Specialist, Via Email At: Adam.l.beaver@usace.army.mil (mailto:adam.l.beaver@usace.army.mil). email Content: subject: Sources Sought W9128f25sm009 - Design-build Central Utility Plant (cup) At Ft. Harrison, Mt Vamc – Teleconference Info Request body: firm Details: Include Your Firm's Name And Cage (commercial And Government Entity) Code. participants: List The Names Of All Individuals From Your Firm Who Will Be Participating In The Teleconference. dial-ins: Specify The Expected Number Of Dial-ins From Your Organization. input For Acquisition Strategy: Provide Any Questions, Recommendations, Or Concerns That Could Impact The Acquisition Strategy For This Project. acquisition Input: This Is Your Opportunity To Influence The Project's Direction By Addressing Potential Issues Or Suggesting Improvements At An Early Stage. We Encourage All Interested Parties To Participate To Gain A Deeper Understanding Of The Project Scope And To Clarify Any Queries. project Labor Agreement Survey. As Part Of This Notice, Cenwo Is Also Soliciting Input From The Construction Community Regarding The Potential Application Of Project Labor Agreements (plas) For This Construction Project At The Veterans Administration Medical Center In Fort Harrison, Mt. A Pla Is Described As A Pre-hire Collective Bargaining Agreement Between A Prime Contractor And Labor Organizations, Setting Employment Terms For A Specific Construction Project Under 29 U.s.c. 158(f). A Project Labor Agreement (pla) Is A Tool That Agencies May Use To Promote Economy And Efficiency In Federal Procurement. Pursuant To Executive Order 13502, Agencies Are Encouraged To Consider Requiring The Use Of Project Labor Agreements In Connection With Large-scale Construction Projects. federal Acquisition Regulation (far 22.503) Policy: Plas Are Recognized As Tools To Promote Economy And Efficiency In Federal Procurement. Per Executive Order 13502, Agencies Are Encouraged To Consider Mandating Plas For Large-scale Construction Projects To Enhance Project Management And Outcomes. An Agency May Mandate That Contractors And Subcontractors On The Project Negotiate Or Become Party To A Pla With Labor Organizations If It Is Deemed That Such Agreements Will: advance The Federal Governments Interest In Achieving Economy And Efficiency In Federal Procurement, Producing Labor-management Stability, And Ensuring Compliance With Laws And Regulations Governing Safety And Health, Equal Employment Opportunity, Labor And Employment Standards And Other Matters; And be Consistent With Law. Reference: Far 52.222-33 Notice Of Requirement For Project Labor Agreement; Far 52.222-34 Project Labor Agreement please Provide Your Feedback On The Following: do You Have Knowledge Of Plas Being Used On Similar Local Projects? If So, Please Provide Supporting Documentation. are There Known Skilled Labor Shortages For The Crafts Required For This Project In The Area? Elaborate And Provide Documentation If Possible. are There Any Time-sensitive Constraints Or Scheduling Concerns That Could Impact The Project Timeline? Elaborate And Provide Documentation If Possible. specify Reasons How A Pla Might Advance The Federal Government's Interest In Economy And Efficiency In Procurement. specify Reasons Why You Believe A Pla Might Not Advance The Federal Government's Interest In Economy And Efficiency In Procurement. additional Information You Believe Should Be Considered On The Use Of A Pla On This Project. additional Information You Believe Should Be Considered On The Non-use Of A Pla On This Project. the Information Gathered In This Survey Should Include The Following Information On Projects Completed In The Last 2 – 5 Years: project Name And Location detailed Project Description initial Cost Estimate Vs. Actual Final Cost was The Project Completed On Time? number Of Craft Trades Present On The Project was A Pla Used? were There Any Challenges Experienced During The Project? submission Instructions. Formal Responses To This Sources Sought Notice Must Be Submitted Electronically (via Email) With: subject: “sources Sought W9128f25sm009 –design-build Central Utility Plant At The Ft. Harrison Va Contract”. please Email To Adam.l.beaver@usace.army.mil And Jeffrey.w.wyant@usacea.army.mil. Responses Must Be Received By 1400 On 13 January 2025, To Be Considered. Responses To This Sources Sought Shall Be Limited To Fifteen (15) Pages And Include The Following Information: firm's Name, Address, Point Of Contact, Phone Number, E-mail Address, Cage And Uei Number. firm's Business Category And Size To Include Any Official Teaming Arrangements As A Partnership Or Joint Venture. The Categories Include Large Business (include Summary Of Small Business Participation Metrics), Small Business, Small Disadvantaged Business, 8(a) Firm, Historically Underutilized Business Zones (hubzone), Economically Disadvantaged Women-owned Small Business (edwosb), Women-owned Small Business (wosb), And Service-disabled Veteran-owned Small Business (sdvosb). provide A Maximum Of Three D-b Project Examples, Similar In Size, Scope And Complexity To The Work Described In This Notice. Provide Details Of The Project(s) Including The Scope, Contract Number If Available, The Project’s Final Price, Start And End Dates Of The Construction Work, Complexity Of The Job, And Small Business Participation, If Applicable. Additionally, Identify Whether You Were The Prime Or A Subcontractor On The Project. Finally, Please Provide Any Project References Including Owner With Phone Number And Email Address. This Ensures Clarity And Brevity In The Analysis Process. The Government May Verify Information In Cpars Or Ppirs. provide Information On Your Bonding Capability. Specifically Identify Capacity Of Performance And Payment Bonds, Both Single And Aggregate. in Addition To The Submission For The Sources Sought Above, The Responses To The Project Labor Agreement Survey Shall Be Limited To Five (5) Pages, And Include The Following Information: responses To Project Labor Agreement Survey, 2., Items1. Through 7. substantiating Project Information As Outlined In Project Labor Agreement Survey, 3., Items1. Through 7. disclaimer And Important Notes. responses Will Be Shared With Government Personnel With A Need-to-know Basis, But Otherwise Will Be Held In Strict Confidence. this Notice Does Not Obligate The Government To Award A Contract. No Reimbursement Will Be Made For Any Costs Associated With Providing Information In Response To This Sources Sought Or Any Follow Up Information. The Government Reserves The Right To Use Information Provided By Respondents For Any Purpose Deemed Necessary And Legally Appropriate. Any Organization Responding To This Notice Should Ensure That Its Response Is Complete And Sufficiently Detailed To Allow The Government To Determine The Organization's Qualifications To Perform The Work. Respondents Are Advised That The Government Is Under No Obligation To Acknowledge Receipt Of The Information Received Or To Provide Feedback To Respondents With Respect To Any Information Submitted. all Interested Firms Must Be Registered In The System For Award Management (sam) At Https://www.sam.gov And Remain Current For The Duration Of The Source Selection Process To Be Eligible For Award Of A Government Contract. cenwo Intends To Synopsize A Requirement For Design-build Construction Services In Support Of The Cup Project At The Ft Harrison, Mt Vamc. A Fully Developed Request For Proposal Is Currently Anticipated To Be Issued During The Spring/summer Of 2025.

Details: Description Gov. Celestino Gallares Multi-specialty Medical Center Invitation To Bid For Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing And Commissioning Of 2 Lots Various Medical Equipment Batch 3 (re-bid) For Gov. Celestino Gallares Multi-specialty Medical Center 1. The Gov. Celestino Gallares Multi-specialty Medical Center (gcgmsmc), Through The Health Facilities Enhancement Program 2024 Intends To Apply The Sum Of Sixty Million Three Hundred Forty-four Thousand Nine Hundred Seventy-five Pesos Only (php60,344,975.00) Being The Abc To Payments Under The Contract For Cb:2024-12-0007. Bids Received In Excess Of The Abc Shall Be Automatically Rejected At Bid Opening. The Gcgmsmc, Through The Health Facilities Enhancement Program 2024 Intends To Apply The Sum Of Sixty Million Three Hundred Forty-four Thousand Nine Hundred Seventy-five Pesos Only (php60,344,975.00) Being The Abc To Payments Under The Contract For Each Lot/item.et Al. Lot No. Item/description Quantity Unit Cost Total Cost 1 Infusion & Monitoring System 1 37,344,975.00 37,344,975.00 2 Advanced Perfusion System, Cardiopulmonary Bypass Pump + In-line Blood Gas Monitoring Device 1 23,000,000.00 23,000,000.00 Grand Total 60,344,975.00 Bids Received In Excess Of The Abc For Each Lot Shall Be Automatically Rejected At Bid Opening. 2. The Gcgmsmc, Now Invites Bids For The Above Procurement Project. Delivery And Installation Of The Goods Is Required Within 120 Calendar Days And Succeeding Installation Must Not Exceed 120 Calendar Days. Bidders Should Have Completed, Within 3 Years From The Date Of Submission And Receipt Of Bids, A Contract Similar To The Project. The Description Of An Eligible Bidder Is Contained In The Bidding Documents, Particularly, In Section Ii (instructions To Bidders). 3. Bidding Will Be Conducted Through Open Competitive Bidding Procedures Using A Non-discretionary “pass/fail” Criterion As Specified In The 2016 Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations (irr) Of Republic Act (ra) No. 9184. A. Bidding Is Restricted To Filipino Citizens/sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, Or Organizations With At Least Sixty Percent (60%) Interest Or Outstanding Capital Stock Belonging To Citizens Of The Philippines, And To Citizens Or Organizations Of A Country The Laws Or Regulations Of Which Grant Similar Rights Or Privileges To Filipino Citizens, Pursuant To Ra No. 5183. 4. Prospective Bidders May Obtain Further Information From Gcgmsmc Through Electronic Mail Via Procurement@cpspecialtycenter.org Or Through The Cellular Number 09209437250. 5. A Complete Set Of Bidding Documents May Be Acquired And Downloaded By Interested Bidders From Gcgmsmc Google Drive From (procurement@cpspecialtycenter.org) On December 08, 2024– January 03, 2025 And Upon Payment Of The Applicable Fee For The Bidding Documents, Pursuant To The Latest Guidelines Issued By The Gppb, In The Amount Indicated Below In Accordance With The Following Schedule: Lot No. Item/description Total Cost Bidding Documents Fee (in Philippine Peso) 1 Infusion & Monitoring System 37,344,975.00 25,000.00 2 Advanced Perfusion System, Cardiopulmonary Bypass Pump + In-line Blood Gas Monitoring Device 23,000,000.00 25,000.00 The Procuring Entity Shall Allow The Bidder To Present Its Proof Of Payment For The Fees Through Online Banking Or Online Deposit With The Following Bank Details: Bank Name: Development Bank Of The Philippines Account Name: Gcg Multi-specialty Medical Complex Account Number: 00-0-15490-780-5 "for Bidders Choosing To Pay Via Online Transfer Or Bank Deposit, Please Ensure That Proof Of Your Successful Transaction Is Promptly Sent To The Procurement Email Address: Procurement@cpspecialtycenter.org. In Compliance With Coa Circular Number 2021-014, Clause 5.2, An Acknowledgement Receipt Will Be Issued As Proof Of Verified And Received Payment. Access To Bidding Documents Will Be Granted Only Upon Presentation Of This Acknowledgement Receipt. 6. The Gcgmsmc Will Hold A Pre-bid Conference On The 17th Day Of December 2024 At 0900h At Room 3c-e310 Located At The 3rd Floor Of Gcgmsmc Building C, Malayo Sur Cortes, Which Shall Be Open To Prospective Bidders. 7. Bids Must Be Duly Received By The Bac Secretariat Through Manual Submission On Or Before The 3rd Day Of January 2025 At 0900h At Gcgmsmc Procurement Office Room 3c-w327 Located At The 3rd Floor Of Gcgmsmc Building C, Malayo Sur, Cortes, Bohol. Late Bids Shall Not Be Accepted. 8. All Bids Must Be Accompanied By A Bid Security In Any Of The Acceptable Forms And In The Amount Stated In Itb Clause 14. 9. Bid Opening Shall Be On The 3rd Day Of January 2025 At 0900h At Room 3c-e310 Located At The 3rd Floor Of Gcgmsmc Building C, Malayo Sur Cortes. Bids Will Be Opened In The Presence Of The Bidders’ Authorized Representatives Together With Their Company Id. 10. The Gcgmsmc Reserves The Right To Reject Any And All Bids, Declare A Failure Of Bidding, Or Not Award The Contract At Any Time Prior To Contract Award In Accordance With Sections 35.6 And 41 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184, Without Thereby Incurring Any Liability To The Affected Bidder Or Bidders. 11. Submission Of Hardcopies: Bidders Shall Submit Their Original Eligibility And Technical Documents Described In Itb Clause 10 In One Sealed Envelope Marked "original - Technical Component", And The Original Of Their Financial Component In Another Sealed Envelope Marked "original Financial Component", Sealing Them All In An Outer Envelope Marked "original Bid". Each Copy Of The First And Second Envelopes Shall Have 2 Copies And Similarly Sealed Duly Marking The Inner Envelopes As "copy No. 1 Technical Component" And "copy No. 1- Financial Component” And "copy No. 2- Technical Component" And "copy No. 2- Financial Component" And The Outer Envelope As "copy No. 1" And "copy No. 2" Respectively. These Envelopes Containing The Original And The Copies Shall Then Be Enclosed In One Single Envelope. Please Take Note That All Notarized Documents Must Be Treated As Original Copies For All The Submitted Documents (original, Copy 1, And Copy 2). It Is Imperative That Each Copy Retains Its Original Notarization To Ensure Legal Validity And Compliance. The Original And The Number Of Copies Of The Bid As Indicated In The Itb Clause 15 Shall Be Typed Or Written In Ink And Shall Be Signed By The Bidder Or Its Duly Authorized Representative/s. All Envelopes Shall: A. Contain The Name Of The Contract To Be Bid In Capital Letters; B. Bear The Name And Address Of The Bidder In Capital Letters; C. Be Addressed To The Procuring Entity's Bac In Accordance With Itb Clause 1; D. Bear The Specific Identification Of This Bidding Process Indicated In The Itb Clause 1 12. For Further Information, Please Refer To: Mary Grace L. Simbajon Jessa O. Quiñal Procurement Office Procurement Office Malayo Sur, Cortes, Bohol Malayo Sur, Cortes, Bohol Procurement@cpspecialtycenter.org Procurement@cpspecialtycenter.org +639209437250 +639452478632 December 06, 2024 Approved By: (signed) Doreen A. Lugo, Lpt Bac Chairperson Noted By: (signed) Laurence Elliot R. Tirol, Md, Fpcp Medical Center Chief ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Item: 1 Unit: Lot Qty: 1 Unit Cost: 37,344,975.00 Total Cost: 37,344,975.00 Description: Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing & Commissioning Of Infusion & Monitoring System 150 Pump, Volumetric Infusion 40 Docking Station/s 1 Central Monitoring System 1 Mri-compatible Infusion System 1 Oximetry Monitoring System, Non-invasive Pump, Infusion Volumetric, 150 Units Size Less Than Or Equal To 210 (l) X 140 (w) X 73 (h) Millimeters (mm) Weight Less Than Or Equal To 1700 Grams (g) Screen Must Be At Least Three (3) Inches, Touchscreen, Thin Film Transistor (tft) Color Liquid Crystal Display (lcd), At Least 200 X 400 Pixel/s, Adjustable Brightness Levels Display Must Show The Following Information At Least: Infusion Status With Drug/s Name, Infusion Parameter/s, Real-time In-line Pressure; System Status Information With Infusion Mode, Intravenous Set Brand Or Bed Number, Alarm Symbol/s, Battery Status, Network Status, Relayed Status, And System Time; Must Show Infusion Status Indicator On The Door Accuracy: ≤ ± 4.5% Mode/s: Rate Mode, Dose Mode, Dose Time Mode, Time Mode, Sequential Mode, Intermittent Mode, Loading Dose Mode, Ramp Mode, Micro-infusion Mode And/or Drip Mode Must Support The Following Application/s : Intravenous Drug Infusion, Enteral Nutrition Feeding, And/or Blood Transfusion Flow Rate/s: 0.10-2300 Milliliter/s (ml) Per Hour (hr) And/or 0.10-2000 Ml/hr Increment/s: 0.01 Ml/hr (0.10-99.99 Ml/hr), 0.1 Ml/hr (100-999.9 Ml/hr), 1 Ml/hr (1000-2300 Ml/hr) Preset Time/s: 00:00:01-99:59:59 Preset Volume: 0.10-9999.99 Ml With Increments Of 0.01 Ml Accumulated Volume: 0.00-99999.99 Ml “keep Vein Open”: (kvo): 0.1-5.0 Ml/hr With Increment/s Of 0.01 Ml/hr Purge Rate: 0.1-2300 Ml/hr Bolus Rate: 0.1-2300 Ml/hr, Automatic Or Manual Occlusion Detection: 50-1125 Millimeters Mercury (mmhg) With At Least 15 Selectable Levels Such As 50, 150, 225, 300, 375, 450, 525, 600, 675, 750, 825, 900, 975, 1050, 1125 Mmhg); With Default Of 450 Mmhg; Pre Alarm Pops Up While Pressure Is Increasing; Auto-restart Capability Where On/off And Restart The Infusion When Occlusion Pressure Is Reduced; Pressure Unit/s Available Such As, Millimeters Mercury (mmhg), Kilo Pascal/s (kpa), Bar, And/or Pounds Per Square Inch (psi) Air Bubble Detection, With At Least Six (6) Level/s, 15, 50, 100, 250, 500, 800 Microliter/s; Air Accumulation 0.1-1.0 Ml Per 15 Minutes Dose Rate Unit/s Must Include The Following: Ng/kg/min, Ng/kg/hr, Ng/kg/24h; Ug/kg/min, Ug/kg/h, Ug/kg/24h, Mg/kg/min, Mg/kg/h, Mg/kg/24h; Mu/kg/min, Mu/kg/h, Mu/kg/24h; U/kg/min, U/kg/h,u/kg/24h; Ku/kg/min, Ku/kg/h, Ku/kg/24h; Eu/kg/min, Eu/kg/h, Eu/kg/24h; Mmol/kg/min,mmol/kg/h, Mmol/kg/24h; Mol/kg/min, Mol/kg/h, Mol/kg/24h; Mcal/kg/min, Mcal/kg/h, Mcal/kg/24h; Cal/kg/min, Cal/kg/h, Cal/kg/24h; Kcal/kg/min, Kcal/kg/h, Kcal/kg/24h; Meq/kg/min, Meq/kg/h, Meq/kg/24h; Auto Lock Time: 1-5 Minute/s Range With On/off Switch Drug Library Up To 5000 Drug/s, 30 Categories, Support For Color-coding History Log Up To 3500 Event/s Volume Collection Available In At Least 4 Method/s Including, 24 Hour Total, Current Total, Period, Timing Volume, Support History Rate Review Dose Error Reduction System Available Definition Of Dose Limit/s Automatic Alarm/s When Reaching Dose Limit/s Intravenous (iv) Administration Set Must Be Able To Accept Universal Iv Set/s Alarm/s Audible And Visual Alarm/s; Sound Volume Adjustable At Least Eight (8) Level/s 2 Level/s: High: Air In Line, Accumulated Air, Empty, Drop Error, Upstream Occlusion, Downstream Occlusion, Infusion Set Disengaged, No Infusion Tube, Infusion Set Error, No Drop Sensor, Battery Depleted, Volume To Be Infused (vtbi) Complete, Kvo Finish, Relay Invalid And/or System Error Low: Kvo Running, Battery In Use, Battery Error, Cms/egw Disconnected, Standby Time Expired, Dock Connection Interrupted, System Time Error, Relay Invalid Soon, Time Near End, Reminder And/or Low Battery Reminder: 1-5 Minute/s, On/off Switchable Connectivity Communication Wired And Wireless Usb Support Drug Library Import, Patient Data Import/export, History Record Export, Calibration Date Import/export; Multifunction Connector: Rs232, Nurse Call Connector, Dc Adapter Integration: Connect With Infusion Central Station, Connect With Central Monitoring System Battery Operating Time: More Than Or Equal To Five (5) Hour/s At 25 Ml/hr Charging Time: Less Than Or Equal To Five (5) Hour/s To Full Capacity Power Supply Voltage 100-240 Volt/s, Frequency 50-60 Hertz, (hz), Current 0.5-0.21 Ampere/s (a) Work Environment Level Of Resistance To Water And Dust At Least Ingress Protection Rating 33 (ip33) Classification Type Cf, Class 1, Ip33 Docking Station, 40 Units Size: Atleast270 (l) X 170 (w) X 390 (h) Millimeters (mm) Weight: Less Than Or Equal To 3900 Grams Display Screen At Least Three (3) Inches Organic Light Emitting Diode (oled) At Least 265 X 64 Pixels Resolution Showing The Following Information: Bed Number, Patient Name, Battery Status, Network Status, Total Volume For 24 Hours; Must Be Able To Connect Via Hl7 Protocol And Integrate With Hospital Information System/s And/or Electronic Medical Record/s Via Wired Or Wireless Protocol; Usb Support For Drug Library Importation, Patient Information Loading, Patient Data Export, History Record And/or Barcode Reader Connection Multifunctional Connector Rs232 And/or Nurse Call Connector Integration Capability To Synergise/connect With Patient Monitor, Connect With Infusion Central Station, And/or Connect With Central Monitoring System Night Mode Capability With On/off, Start Time, End Time And Sound Volume Adjustable History Record Up To 2500 Mounting Type For Horizontal And Vertical Pole Clamp: Horizontal Diameter Range 10 To 25 Mm; Vertical Diameter Range 15 To 40 Mm; One Pole Clamp Per Shelf Module Programmable Mode: Support Automatic Multi-channel Relay Maintenance: Support 2 To 24 Pumps Tool Free Assembly, Support Batch Calibration, Drug Library Import, And Software Upgrade/s Classification: Type Cf, Class 1, Ip33 Power Supply Battery: Lithium-ion 2500mah Operating Time Of At Least 2 Hours Charging Time At Most 6 Hours Ac Power: 100 To 240 V, 50 To 60 Hertz, 8 To 3.4 A Alarm/s Audible And Visual Alarm/s 2 Level/s: High: Battery Depleted, System Error : Low: Slave Controller Abnormal, Battery In Use, Low Battery, Battery Error, Local Area Network (lan) Internet Protocol (ip) Address Conflict, Wireless Lan Ip Address Conflict, Cms, Egw Disconnect Central Monitoring System System Component/s: Central Station System Center Which Connects Bedside Device/s Hardware: Display/s At Least 24 Inch Tft Lcd Screen/s Medical Grade, At Least Dicom 14, At Least Ip54 Rating Iec 60601, Touch Screen; Must Include Printer/s, Keyboard/s, Mouse/s And Speaker/s Main System Software Specification/s: Number Of Device Up To 64 Patient Monitor/s And Infusion Pump/s Per Station Alarm: Category: Physiological Alarm, Technical Alarm And System Prompt Remote Control: Alarm Switch, Alarm Limits, Alarm Priority, Alarm Pause And Alarm Reset Alarm Analysis: Support Alarm Statistics Trend Review: At Least 240 Hours; Full Disclosure At Least 240 Hours; Data Interface Connection Interface Integrated Egateway Or Standalone Egateway Mri Compatible Infusion System, 1 Unit Size Less Than Or Equal To 560 (l) X 540 (w) X 1540 (h) Mm Including Trolley, Excluding Iv Pole Weight Less Than Or Equal To 50 Kilograms Without Pump/s Display Screen At Least 3 Inches, Oled, 256 X 64 Pixels, Showing The Following Information: Bed Number, Patient Name, Battery Status, Network Status, Total Volume For The Past 24 Hours Infusion Of The Pump; Compatible Pumps At Least 4 Infusion Or Syringe Pumps Mri Scanner Compatibility For Both 1.5 And/or 3.0 Tesla Model/s Alarm/s Audible And Visual Alarm/s 2 Level/s: High: Battery Depleted, Magnet Indicator Battery Depleted, System Error : Low: Low Battery, Magnet Indicator, Battery Low, Battery Error, Lan Ip Address Conflict, Wlan Ip Address Conflict, Network Disconnected Magnet Indicator: Magnetic Field To Be Used In Magnetic Fields Up To 20 Mt; < 20 Mt Green; 20-40 Mt Yellow; > 40 Mt Red; Connectivity Communication Wired Or Wireless Usb Support Drug Library Import, Patient Data Import/export, History Record Export, System Upgrade Integration: Synergy With Patient Monitor, Connect With Infusion Central Station, Connect With Central Monitoring System Material: Ingress Protection Level Ip33 Safety Standards En 60601-1:2006 / A1:2013; En 60601-1-2:2015; En 60601-1-8:2007/a11:2017; F2025-15; F2182-19; F2213-17; F2503-20; Classification Type Cf Class Power Supply Battery: Lithium-ion At Least 3400mah; Ac Power: 100 To 240 V, 50 To 60 Hertz Dock: Operating Time At Least 10 Hours; Charging Time At Most 6 Hours Magnet Indicator: Operating Time Of At Least 720 Hours; Recharging Time At Most 8 Hours Oximetry Monitoring And Connectivity System, 1 Unit Expandable Patient Monitoring And Connectivity Hub That Integrates An Array Of Technologies, Devices, And Systems To Provide Multimodal Monitoring And Connectivity Solutions In A Single Clinician-centric Platform Regional Oximetry, Non-invasive Pulse Oximetry Display Resolution At Least 1280 X 800 Pixels, At Least 10 Inches Diagonal Size, Multi-touch Touchscreen; Customizable Multiple Screen Views To Feature The Most Applicable Data; Can Display Tissue Oxygen Saturation Of Specific Area; Can Display The Difference Between Current Rso2 And User Defined Baseline; Can Display The Difference Between Rso2 And Spo2; Pulse Rate; Perfusion Index; Pleat Variability Index; High-resolution Plethysmograph Waveform And/or Can Display Spectrogram Representing Activity For Both Sides Of The Brain; Must Have Ports Or Docks That Are Compatible To Plug And Play Modules For The Measurement Of Brain Function Monitoring, Regional Oximetry, And Non-invasive Pulse Oximetry Battery Capacity Is At Least Four Hours Module/s: Cerebral Oximetry At Least One, Pulse Co-oximetry At Least One Can Be Used As Bedside, Handheld And/or Transport Monitor Configurable Parameter And Alarm Settings By Patient Population Audible And Visual Alarms For Quick Identification Of Alarming Parameters With Redundant Speaker System. Particulars Vendor Shall Warrant That The Product Supplied Shall Equal The Published Specifications. Vendor Shall Provide No Less Than Five (5) Years Warranty On The System/equipment For Spare Parts And Service Upon Acceptance By End User/s. Vendor Agrees To Provide Free Of Charge All Parts And Labour Necessary To Repair The System During The Period Covered By The Warranty And Replacement Of Any Item/s And/or Part/s Found To Be Defective In Material Or Workmanship Under Normal Use. Vendor Must Conduct Quarterly Preventive Maintenance Program Or Frequently As Recommended By Principal / Manufacturer. Vendor Agrees To Add Equipment Down-time (in Number Of Days) To Total Warranty Period. Vendor Must Respond With Technical Support Staff, Either Remotely 2 Hours Or In-person Where Applicable, Within At Least Twenty-four (24) Hours Upon Notification Of End-user; And Must Perform Corrective Maintenance Within A Maximum Of Fourteen (14) Days Upon Notification Of End-user; System/equipment Shall Be Delivered With At Least One (1) Copy Of All Service Manuals And At Least One (1) Copy Of All User Manuals. System/equipment Shall Be Delivered Complete With All Cabling, Connectors, Junction Boxes, Mounting Hardware, And All Other Accessories Necessary For Full Operation Of The System/equipment, Where Applicable. Vendor Must Certify That All Products Quoted Must Be In Current Production And Publicly Available As Of The Date Of This Tender. Unproven Future Products Shall Not Be Accepted. All Desired Features Listed Must Be In Current Production, Installed And In Use At The Time Of Quote/bid Any And All Software Necessary To Technically Support The System Shall Be Included Any And All Components Not Manufactured By The Vendor/primary Manufacturer Shall Be Listed As Such With Name/address/contact Information Of The Manufacturer Supplied Devices Must Meet All Currently Applicable Safety Standards, Local And International Where Applicable. Vendor Shall Confirm And Certify In Writing That Parts And Labor Will Be Available For The Quoted System For Not Less Than Five (5) Years After The Warranty Period Vendor Shall Agree To Provide Factory Or Principal Manufacturer Training And/or Certification For At Least One (1) In-house Biomedical Technologist Or Engineer And/or End-user. Vendor May Include Post-warranty Comprehensive Preventive Maintenance Program Proposal For The Next 3-4 Years And Must Also Indicate Cost Estimates For Major Spare Part/s Vendor To Shoulder Any Expenses Related To Delivery, Installation, Commissioning, Permit/s, Training And Other Sundries Necessary For The Complete Installation Of The Equipment Vendor Must Have Available Technical Staff And/or Office/s Within The Region Principal/manufacturer May Preferably Have An Existing / Active Quality Management System Certification E.g. Iso 13485 And/or Iso 9001 Progress Billing And Payment May Be Availed By The Winning Bidder As Follows, Otherwise, Full Payment Is Due At The Completion Of The Project And Requirements: 15% Upon Delivery At Site; 30% Upon Complete Installation, And 55% Upon Completion Of Project And/or Acceptance Of End-user. Principal’s / Manufacturer’s Products Must Have Been Present In The Local Market For The Past Ten (10) Years Completion Period For Delivery Must Not Exceed 120 Calendar Days And Succeeding Installation Must Not Exceed 120 Calendar Days. Any Deviation From This Limit Requires Prior Approval By The Head Of The Procuring Entity (hope) And Only Applies During Extenuating Circumstances. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Item: 2 Unit: Lot Qty: 1 Unit Cost: 23,000,000.00 Total Cost: 23,000,000.00 Description: Advanced Perfusion System, Cardiopulmonary Bypass Pump + In-line Blood Gas Monitoring Device Heart & Lung Machine With Integrated Centrifugal Pump Built In Centrifugal Pump With The Following Specifications: Controls And Monitor Must Be Mounted To The Machine Drive Unit Must Allow For Interchangeable Components (must Have Flexible Drive Unit For Better Handling) Remote Control Display Panel Must Include The Centrifugal Status And Alarms Flow Sensor Must Be Non-invasive Type One (1) Integrated Centrifugal Pump Plus Either (a) Three (3) Singular Large Pumps + Two (2) Single Small Roller Pump Or (b) A Total Of Five (5) Roller Pumps With Flat Screen Monitor For Heart & Lung Machine Functionality Display Roller Pump Must Have Tubing Clamp Assembly Must Be A Rotatable Pump Head. With Hand Crank Intended For Manual Use In The Event Of Power Failure For Both Roller And Centrifugal Pump With Complete Safety Mechanism Device. Dual Pressure Module Sensor With Two (2) Cable Pressure Intended For Arterial Cardioplegia Digital Pressure Monitoring And Two (2) Manometer For Manual Monitoring. One (1) Temperature Module With At Least Two (2) Channels Level Sensor And Air Bubbles Sensor Intended For Adult And Pedia Circuits That Will Trigger The Machine To Temporarily Stop Avoiding Air Introduction To Patient With Mechanical Gas Blender For Oxygen And Compressed Air With Hose And Accessory Connectors Inclusion Of Vacuum Regulator Device Halogen Or Led Console Lamp With Flexible Arms Back-up Battery Which Can Provide Power For At Least 1 Hour Must Provide At Least Six (6) Pieces Of Tubing Clamp With Guard Can Be Powered By 230v ±10, 60hz With Four Heavy Duty Rolling Wheels And Non-scratching With Lock System Included In-line Blood Gas Monitoring Device The Machine Must Be Capable Of A Continuous Determination Of The Following Tests While On Cardiopulmonary Bypass (cpb): Blood Gas (ph, Pco2, Po2, Hco3, Be, So2) Electrolytes & Hematology (k+, Hgb, Hct) Patient Temperature Oxygen Deliver (do2) Inclusion Of Battery Pack To Ensure Uninterrupted Operation. Capable Of Displaying Alert/alarm Indicator When Parameters Fall Outside The Normal Values Must Be Lcd Or Led Screen Machine Must Be Portable And Fit With The Provided Pole Clamps/bracket For Monitoring In The Heart Lung Machine Cable Head Sensor For Testing Must Be Capable For Arterial Or Venous Sampling Monitoring Must Include Printer For Documentation Of Displayed Values 60 Hertz Machine Electrical Requirement Heater Cooler Machine, At Least Two (2) Unit/s Must Have At Least Two (2) Independent Circuits Intended Either For: A. Oxygenator Heat Exchangers And B. Patient Blankets One (1) Pair Of Hose With Corresponding Connectors For Each Independent Circuit Per Unit Can Be Powered By 230v ±10, 60hz Particulars Vendor Shall Warrant That The Product Supplied Shall Equal The Published Specifications. Vendor Shall Provide No Less Than Five (5) Years Warranty On The System/equipment For Spare Parts And Service Upon Acceptance By End User/s. Vendor Agrees To Provide Free Of Charge All Parts And Labour Necessary To Repair The System During The Period Covered By The Warranty And Replacement Of Any Item/s And/or Part/s Found To Be Defective In Material Or Workmanship Under Normal Use. Vendor Must Conduct Quarterly Preventive Maintenance Program Or Frequently As Recommended By Principal / Manufacturer. Vendor Agrees To Add Equipment Down-time (in Number Of Days) To Total Warranty Period. Must Provide Back-up Immediately Upon Notification Where Applicable. Vendor Must Respond With Technical Support Staff, Either Remotely (2 Hours) Or In-person Where Applicable, Within At Least Twenty-four (24) Hours Upon Notification Of End-user; And Must Perform Corrective Maintenance Within A Maximum Of Fourteen (14) Days Upon Notification Of End-user; System/equipment Shall Be Delivered With At Least One (1) Copy Of All Service Manuals And At Least One (1) Copy Of All User Manuals. System/equipment Shall Be Delivered Complete With All Cabling, Connectors, Junction Boxes, Mounting Hardware, And All Other Accessories Necessary For Full Operation Of The System/equipment, Where Applicable. Vendor Must Certify That All Products Quoted Must Be In Current Production And Publicly Available As Of The Date Of This Tender. Unproven Future Products And Model/s Nearing And/or At The End-of-cycle Shall Not Be Accepted. All Desired Features Listed Must Be In Current Production, Installed And In Use At The Time Of Quote/bid; Any And All Software Necessary To Technically Support The System Shall Be Included Any And All Components Not Manufactured By The Vendor/primary Manufacturer Shall Be Listed As Such With Name/address/contact Information Of The Manufacturer Supplied Devices Must Meet All Currently Applicable Safety Standards, Local And International Where Applicable. Vendor Shall Confirm And Certify In Writing That Parts And Labor Will Be Available For The Quoted System For Not Less Than Five (5) Years After The Warranty Period Vendor Shall Agree To Provide Factory Or Principal Manufacturer Training And/or Certification For At Least One (1) In-house Biomedical Technologist Or Engineer And Other Technical Staff (end-user/s); Vendor May Include Post-warranty Comprehensive Preventive Maintenance Program Proposal For The Next 3-4 Years And Must Also Indicate Cost Estimates For Major Spare Part/s Vendor To Shoulder Any Expenses Related To Delivery, Installation, Commissioning, Permit/s, Training And Other Sundries Necessary For The Complete Installation Of The Equipment Vendor Must Have Available Technical Staff And/or Office/s Within The Region Principal’s/ Manufacturer Products May Preferably Have An Existing/active Quality Management System Certification E.g. Iso 13485 And/or Iso 9001 Principal’s / Manufacturer’s Products Must Have Been Present In The Local Market For The Past Ten (10) Years, May Provide Certification Where Applicable Progress Billing And Payment May Be Availed By The Winning Bidder As Follows, Otherwise, Full Payment Is Due At The Completion Of The Project And Requirements: 15% Upon Delivery At Site; 30% Upon Complete Installation, And 55% Upon Completion Of Project And/or Acceptance Of End-user. Completion Period For Delivery Must Not Exceed 120 Calendar Days And Succeeding Installation Must Not Exceed 120 Calendar Days. Any Deviation From This Limit Requires Prior Approval By The Head Of The Procuring Entity (hope) And Only Applies During Extenuating Circumstances.