BID - Disaster Recovery Center Equipment 2007

The document is a contract for a construction project in Baltimore County. It includes various clauses and specifications related to the project. Some key points mentioned in the document are: 1. The contractor is responsible for removing debris and materials from the County property and restoring the affected areas to their original condition. 2. Baltimore County will provide the required utilities for the project, but any accidental interruptions caused by the contractor will be their responsibility. 3. If the project involves the use of hazardous materials, the contractor must submit a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) with their bid. 4. The contractor must provide contact information for warranty or service problems. 5. The document specifies the equipment and execution requirements for the project, including the installation of network equipment cabinets, power distribution and management systems, and an integrated high-density cooling system. 6. The contractor must provide training to County personnel on the use and maintenance of the distribution and monitoring system. 7. The County is responsible for providing necessary hardware, infrastructure equipment, and connectivity for the power monitoring and control system. 8. The contractor must furnish and install a chiller module, bypass flow controllers, condenser units, head pressure kits, and other components for the cooling system. 9. All equipment must be covered under a manufacturer's warranty for at least one year, and the installation and tests must be approved by the authority having jurisdiction in the County. 10. The installation and tests may require approval from the jurisdiction in the County, and a test report and/or certification may be necessary. Overall, the document outlines the requirements and responsibilities for the construction project, including equipment installation, utility management, safety considerations, and the potential need for approval and certification from the jurisdiction in the County.