Statement of Work - Breakers and Relays - FY26 Equipment Inspection

Statement of Work (SOW) for

THE INSPECTION, TESTING AND REPAIR OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT (MEDIUM

AND LOW VOLTAGE BREAKERS and RELAYS)

1. BACKGROUND: The Government Publishing Office (GPO) Power Branch of the Facilities Management Division is seeking a NETA certified vendor to provide the inspection and testing, and repair of electrical equipment to control power fed throughout GPO’s 1.5 million square foot campus. Inability to control power breakers, transformers and other electrical devices throughout the facility can potentially result in a loss of power during critical production timeframes. The lack of power control mechanisms could also result in fire, electrocution or loss of life in severe cases. The electrical breakers controlling the incoming feed of power to GPO buildings are due for inspection and testing to ensure safety of the employees who maintain and operate these breakers. 2. SCOPE: The vendor shall provide all labor, material, and reports for the following areas: • Inspection of control equipment – breakers
• Equipment testing
• Equipment repair – the contractor shall be responsible to perform field repairs when possible. Government approvals are required prior to ordering and/or replacing major components found to be inoperable or defective • Reporting on existing equipment
• Update existing one-line drawings as required

3. LIST OF EQUIPMENT:

96 LV Circuit Breakers:

• Nine (9) substation #9 breakers: ABB
• Sixteen (16) substation #11 breakers: Siemens
• Twenty-four (24) #12 breakers: Square D
• Twenty-three (23) #10 breakers: Square D
• Twenty-two (22) 480-volt switchboard breakers, 1st floor Power Branch: Square D • Two (2) fire pump GE breakers 00 208V, 2500A

52 Circuit Breakers & Protective Relays:

• Twenty-six (26) 5kV & 15kV MV circuit breakers
• Twenty-six (26) protective relays for above circuit breakers

4. SPECIFIC TASKS:

i. Set the data points based on pre-determined manufacturer’s readings ii. Check the trip settings for the breakers based on each pre-determined manufacture’s guidelines
iii. Calibrate the breaker using current and in-balance criteria iv. Restore the breaker to full service
v. Label breaker with a two-year inspection date certification vi. Repeat each step for all breakers

5. DELIVERABLES AND DELIVERY SCHEDULE:

• Bi-weekly submission of a Microsoft Excel workbook that reports the status of each breaker before and after inspection and testing
• Label each breaker with a two-year certification sticker from licensed and bonded