Building Automation System (BAS)
Technical Support and Service Maintenance – Harrington, PE
REQUIREMENT:
The Harrington Research Farm in Harrington, PE requires technical support and service maintenance for the building Automation System (BAS) Automated Logic, WebCTRL, acquired in 2001 and updated in 2013.
Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada requires a 5 year contract for technical support and service to the BAS Harrington “Automated Logic Control (ALC) System” to include:
Calibrate and verify operation of all electronic actuators, sensors, valves, relays, starters, coils, power to controls components, transducers and digital switches. Confirm programming and backup database.
BAS to be carried out by quality trained technicians directly employed by Memco Controls Ltd.
Provide 24 hours per day, 7 days per week emergency service.
Provide four (4) hours of telephone support per year.
Provide two (2) site visits a year. Site visits are to be a minimum of three consecutive days per visit. The visits are to take place in the months of May and November.
Contractor shall provide a detailed electronic report within 15 days of the bi-annual service to the Facilities Manager, detailing all inspection findings, recommendations as well as gas defection results.CONTRACT PERIOD:
The contract will be for one (1) year, start date of October 01 2019 to September 30, 2020.
With the option to extend the duration of the contract by up to four (4) additional one (1) year periods under the same terms and conditions.
Estimated Value: $ 34,020.00 (plus GST)
PROPOSED CONTRACTOR:
Memco Controls
1109 rue Champlain St
Dieppe, NB
E1A 1P9
SOLE SOURCE JUSTIFICATION:
All buildings located at the Harrington Research Farm currently have a building automation system that is supplied and serviced by Memco Controls. The controls and software are proprietary to Memco Controls.
ACAN NOTICE:
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