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Contractor Name
Commercial Pump & Mechanical, Inc.
PROJECT NAME
Maintenance and Repair of Storm Pumps
RMP File Number
304
Date
11/8/2018
MO Ref
18-192, 19-192
Amendment
Yes
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EXHIBIT A <br />1. Scope of Work <br />Contractor shall repair and maintain the City's storm water pumps, motors and related <br />apparatuses. Contractor will furnish all parts, materials, labor, equipment, tools, and fuel <br />necessary to complete the work. Contractor is also responsible for disposal of any unusable <br />material and debris as a result of the work. <br />Task 1: Preventative Maintenance (PM) <br />A. Contractor will perform PM inspections for storm water pumps and motors. At a <br />minimum, PM will include: <br />— Check electrical condition of insulation on power cable and on all phases of motor <br />— Check for any loose or faulty electrical connections within the pump control panel <br />— Check resistance between stator windings <br />— Check voltage supply between all phases of the electrical control panel <br />— Check voltage balance between all phases on the load side of the pump control <br />with pump on <br />— Check amperage draws on all phases of the pump motor <br />— Check condition and operation of motor thermal protectors control system (if so <br />equipped) <br />— Removal of pumps and motors from pump station for physical inspection <br />— Check condition of upper shaft seals (inspect condition of motor housing) <br />— Check condition and operation of leakage detector (if so equipped) <br />— Check lower shaft seals (inspect condition of oil) <br />— Change oil if needed (cost of oil included) <br />— Check for worn or loose impeller <br />— Check all impeller wear rings <br />— Check for noise in upper and lower bearings <br />— Check physically for damage of pump and power cable <br />— Clean, reset, and check operation of level sensors <br />— Check for correct shaft rotation <br />— Reinstall pump and motors, and check for leakage at the discharge connection <br />— Test pump operation cycle <br />— Check operating of valves and pipes in station <br />— Any work not specifically mentioned, but which is needed to make the <br />maintenance complete within the intent of this specification shall be performed <br />without additional cost. <br />B. Contractor shall replace parts with the same make and model as the original component, <br />unless Contractor obtains written authorization from City staff. <br />C. Contractor will provide a written report of all findings, results, and work performed for <br />each pump station upon completion of PM. <br />D. Contractor will complete PM inspections for all assigned storm water pumps and motors <br />before May of each year. <br />E. Contractor will contact City staff to arrange for pump station site access to perform PM <br />inspections. Contractor will perform all PM inspections during the workweek (Monday — <br />REV: 09-26-18 PT <br />Page 7 of 10 <br />ATTY/AGR.2018.231/Commercial Pump & Mechanical, Inc. / Maint. & Repair Storm Pumps <br />
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