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The contractor shall provide certified technicians, management supervision, labor, equipment, and supplies to inspect and calibrate all fuel dispensing management systems located at the VA Medical Center (VAMC), Milwaukee, WI. This includes performing automatic tank gauge (ATG) functionality verification and tank system reviews for ten tanks. The contractor is responsible for annual ATG functionality verification per state, federal, and local requirements, including inspecting underground tank spill buckets, sumps, and connections. Cathodic protection surveys are also required for four USTs. Any repairs or corrections must be submitted in writing for approval before work commences, and repair parts will be paid separately. Service technicians and mechanics must be adequately skilled, certified, and productive, with specific certifications required for different types of equipment and devices. Resumes detailing experience must be submitted for approval prior to assignment. The period of performance is estimated to be 90 days after contract award. The contractor must submit an annual schedule of inspections and services five workdays prior to the contract start date and annually thereafter. A written field service report (FSR) must be provided to the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) within five days after service is performed. The contractor must immediately notify the COR in writing of any defects or repairs needed for government-owned equipment not covered by the contract. Normal hours of coverage are Monday through Friday, 7:00 am to 3:30 pm, including federal holidays. Contractors must comply with all OSHA safety regulations and protect government property. Damage caused by the contractor must be repaired at their expense. The contractor is responsible for providing all necessary equipment, tools, parts, and materials. Contractor employees must wear visible identification and company uniforms, and parking is the contractor's responsibility. Fingerprinting and contractor ID badges are required for all personnel working on campus. Violations of VA regulations may result in citations. A pre-work orientation meeting covering fire and safety, infection control, disaster procedures, and security is mandatory. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for all potentially hazardous materials must be provided prior to contract start. Any work identified as outside the scope of the contract shall be addressed as a separate procurement.
The estimated period of performance is 90 days after the contract award. The exact dates are to be determined upon award and agreed upon by both the VA and the contractor.
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Service technicians and mechanics engaged in the work must be limited to those submitted in the technical proposal. Additional or replacement mechanics shall be certified by the manufacturer of the equipment they are working on. Lead service technicians and mechanics shall be Wisconsin certified A B underground storage tank operators. Service technicians and mechanics working on leak detection devices shall be trained and certified by the manufacturer of the device. Technicians performing corrosion protection surveys shall be certified cathodic protection testers. Resumes containing specific employment and experience histories must be submitted for approval.
Failure on the part of the contractor to perform satisfactory work and obtain satisfactory results shall necessitate government action to adjust the contractor's invoices accordingly and/or pursue contract termination.
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