Attachment 2: Statement of Work Rev1 Building 2 Substation Phase 1 642-22-104
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A Word document (50 KB) attached to 642-22-104 | Upgrade Substation Building 2 Phase 1 for Philadelphia VAMC, from the Department of Veterans Affairs. Due Nov 20, 2026, 4:00 PM (UTC-5).
File name: Attachment 2 P09 Final SOW Rev1 Building 2 Substation Phase 1 642-22-104 10202026.docx
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CORPORAL MICHAEL J. CRESCENZ DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN AFFAIRS
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19104
UPGRADE SUBSTATION BUILDING 2 PHASE 1
PROJECT NUMBER 642-22-104
Work Statement
Corporal Michael J. Crescenz Medical Center (CMC VAMC) requires replacement of Electrical Substations 1 and 2 in order to increase electrical capacity to support future facility projects. The existing substations are approximately 29 years old and require replacement to support current and future electrical demands. This project will replace Electrical Substations 1 and 2 with new 480/277V substations each containing a 1500 kVA transformer. A temporary 480/277V substation with a 1500 kVA transformer shall be installed to maintain electrical service to the facility during demolition and construction activities. Upon completion of construction, the temporary substation shall remain installed as a spare substation for the facility. All work shall be phased to minimize service outages and maintain continuous operation of the medical center. Defined and issued bid documents (drawings and specifications) will serve as the basis of this construction project.
Baseline construction schedule required prior to construction submitted to VA COR for review prior to issuance of NTP. Material lead times must be included in the construction schedule.
Demolition shall include the removal and disposal of all material pertaining to the existing Electrical Substation affected mechanicals, etc.as defined in the BID docs. The Contractor shall save all Existing Breakers from Substation’s 1 & 2 and deliver to the VA COR or VA Electrical Supervisor. ICRA and Safety implementations are required. ICRA implementation must be concurred with VA COR, VA CCR, ICRA representative and Safety. All ICRA violations must be addressed immediately to avoid any issuance of a STOP work. All ICRA installation performed by Certified ICRA Installers. ICRA Certification submitted and on file prior to start of construction. All materials must be secured by the contractor prior to the commencement of construction. Contractor is responsible to store these materials off site in a contractor supplied conditioned space. Daily huddle between VA COR and or VA CCR, GC Representative and VA Shop Supervisor is required. At this huddle a Work Breakdown summary will be handed to the VA COR or VA CCR. Certified payrolls must be submitted to VA COR at the start of the next work week. At the start of each work week, a submittal of the upcoming weekly construction schedule is required. A formal updated construction progress schedule is required every 2 weeks.
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