Common use of Water Supply System Clause in Contracts

Water Supply System. Contractor shall perform routine preventive maintenance for all system equipment in accordance with the City and the Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) requirements, manufacturer’s recommendations, applicable maintenance and construction standards and practices on a weekly basis. Contractor shall perform routine maintenance in a timely fashion and with no system disruption/shutdown. County will provide Contractor with plans for all components of the WSS. Contractor shall review manuals thoroughly. On a weekly basis, Contractor shall conduct all necessary readings, visual inspections and preventive maintenance for all components of the WSS, including the automated control panel and the following components as listed below. - Pump Station - Pumps - 100,000 gallon reservoir tank (2) - 53,000 gallon water tank (1) - 7,000 gallon irrigation water tank (1) - 20,000 gallon stand-tower (2) - Booster pumps and motors - Altitude valve (1) - manufactured by Cla-Val - Air release valves - manufactured by Apco - Backflow prevention (6) and other backflow prevention devices - Fire suppression and sprinkler systems - Fire hydrant (1) - Remote monitoring and control interface Based on O&M manuals and manufacturers’ recommendations, Contractor shall prepare a list/schedule of preventive maintenance for the various components of the GWCMS and WSS. Contractor shall submit such list/schedule to Contract Administrator within thirty (30) calendar days of contract award date for review and approval. The scheduled preventive maintenance shall be performed in a timely manner and with minimum disruption to the operation of any components of the system. Prior to proceeding with the scheduled maintenance, Contractor shall submit a written proposal and obtain a preauthorization or a “Notice to Proceed” from Contract Administrator as described in Section IV Contractor Requirements.

Water Supply System. a) Contractor shall perform routine preventive maintenance for all system equipment in accordance with the City and the Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) requirements, manufacturer’s recommendations, applicable maintenance and construction standards and practices on a weekly basis. Contractor shall perform routine maintenance in a timely fashion and with no system disruption/shutdown. County will provide Contractor with plans for all components of the WSS. Contractor shall review manuals thoroughly. On a weekly basis, Contractor shall conduct all necessary readings, visual inspections and preventive maintenance for all components of the WSS, including the automated control panel and the following components as listed below. - Pump Station - Pumps - 100,000 gallon reservoir tank (2) - 53,000 gallon water tank (1) - 7,000 gallon irrigation water tank (1) - 20,000 gallon stand-tower (2) - Booster pumps and motors - Altitude valve (1) - manufactured by Cla-Val - Air release valves - manufactured by Apco - Backflow prevention (6) and other backflow prevention devices - Fire suppression and sprinkler systems - Fire hydrant (1) - Remote monitoring and control interface Based on O&M manuals and manufacturers’ recommendations, Contractor shall prepare a list/schedule of preventive maintenance for the various components of the GWCMS and WSS. Contractor shall submit such list/schedule to Contract Administrator within thirty (30) calendar days of contract award date for review and approval. The scheduled preventive maintenance shall be performed in a timely manner and with minimum disruption to the operation of any components of the system. Prior to proceeding with the scheduled maintenance, Contractor shall submit a written proposal and obtain a preauthorization or a “Notice to Proceed” from Contract Administrator as described in Section IV Contractor Requirements.