STATEMENT OF WORK FOR PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER AND … Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority 1-15-C077 Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section II-2 NFPA –10 - National

STATEMENT OF WORK FOR

PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER AND FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE AND TESTING SERVICES

AT RONALD REAGAN WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT (DCA)

AND

WASHINGTON DULLES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (IAD)

PREPARED BY: Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Engineering and Maintenance Department (MA-120) Maintenance Engineering Division (MA-126)

Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Washington Dulles International Airport Engineering and Maintenance Department (MA-220) Maintenance Engineering Division (MA-226)

March 23, 2015

Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority 1-15-C077

Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section I-1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS I-1

SECTION I - INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY OF WORK I-4

01 INTRODUCTION I-4

02 SUMMARY OF WORK I-4

SECTION II - DEFINITIONS II-1

SECTION III - BASE SERVICES III-1

01 DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES III-1

02 EQUIPMENT CONDITION ASSESSMENT SURVEY REPORT III-1

03 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE AND TESTING III-1

04 FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE III-3

05 IAD ONLY - Safety Management Audit System (Bar Coding) III-4

SECTION IV - SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICES IV-1

01 DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES IV-1

02 CONTRACT SERVICES CALL ORDER IV-1

03 TECHNICAL CONSULTING IV-1

SECTION V - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS V-1

01 CERTIFICATIONS V-1

02 RESPONSE TIME V-1

03 CHECK-IN/CHECK-OUT REQUIREMENTS V-1

04 STATUS MEETINGS V-1

05 QUALITY CONTROL PROGRAM V-1

06 COMMUNICATION AND COORDINATION V-1

07 LOST AND FOUND PROPERTY V-1

08 SAFETY V-2

09 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS V-2



10 ACCIDENT NOTIFICATION V-4

11 SMOKE FREE ENVIRONMENT V-4

SECTION VI - REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS VI-1

01 PERMITS AND RESPONSIBILITIES VI-1

SECTION VII - DOCUMENTATION AND REPORTING VII-1

01 COMPUTERIZED MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CMMS) VII-1

02 REPORTING VII-1

SECTION VIII - PERSONNEL VIII-1

01 KEY CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL VIII-1

02 PERSONNEL VIII-1

03 PROJECT MANAGER VIII-1

04 CONDUCT VIII-1

SECTION IX - DELIVERABLES IX-1

01 CONTRACTOR INFORMATION IX-1

02 EQUIPMENT CONDITION ASSESSMENT REPORT IX-1

03 REPORTING IX-1

04 RESUMES OF ALL NEW KEY PERSONNEL IX-2

SECTION X - CONTRACTOR FURNISHED RESOURCES X-1

01 GENERAL X-1

02 SAFETY EQUIPMENT X-1

03 COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT X-1

04 SERVICE VEHICLE X-1

SECTION XI - AIRPORTS AUTHORITY FURNISHED RESOURCES XI-1

01 PARKING XI-1

SECTION XII - METHOD OF PAYMENT XII-1

01 BASE SERVICES XII-1



02 SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICES XII-1

SECTION XIII - APPENDICES XIII-1

A. SITE PLANS

B. EQUIPMENT INVENTORY LISTINGS

C. CONTRACT SERVICES CALL ORDERS

D. CMMS WORK ORDER



SECTION I - INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY OF WORK 01 INTRODUCTION The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (referred to herein as “MWAA” or the “Airports Authority”) is responsible for the operation, maintenance and repair of fire extinguishers and fire suppression systems located at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and Washington Dulles International Airport. Collectively these jobs sites will jointly be referred to as the “Airports” and herein separately referred to as “DCA” and “IAD” respectively (Appendix A). The purpose of this statement of work (SOW) is to provide inspection, maintenance and testing services of portable fire extinguishers as well as standalone fire suppression systems located throughout various Airports Authority owned buildings located at DCA and IAD.

02 SUMMARY OF WORK The Contract that will be awarded by this solicitation shall provide for the inspection, testing and maintenance of fire extinguishers and suppression systems at both DCA and IAD. The base services section of this SOW provides for monthly inspections, annual and 6-year maintenance and hydrostatic testing services for portable fire extinguishers, as well as, required inspection, maintenance and testing of fire suppression systems during the term of this contract. The supplemental services section of this SOW provides for the recharging, refilling of expended units, supply of new units and equipment (i.e., extinguishers, cabinets, signage, etc.), and technical consulting services. The contractor shall furnish all supervision, labor, materials, tools, supplies, equipment and transportation required to accomplish this SOW. The contractor shall be responsible for performing necessary technical work to ensure all specified portable fire extinguishers and fire suppression systems comply with the requirements of the most current edition of the National Fire Protection Association standards, as well as, the State of Virginia Fire Codes. The term of this contract consists of one (1) base year with the option to extend the contract for four (4) additional one (1) year periods.


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section II-1

SECTION II - DEFINITIONS AIRPORT – Shall refer to either Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, aka, “DCA” or Washington Dulles International Airport, aka, “IAD” as described in the SOW. AIRPORTS – Shall mean the DCA and IAD together. AOA - Aircraft Operation Area - The portion of the Airport used or intended to be used for landing, takeoff or surface maneuvering of aircraft. This is a security area requiring a security badge for access. Workers in this area are required to obtain and display an AOA photo ID credential. Drivers in this area are required to obtain an aerodrome vehicle operator's permit. Vehicles operated in this area are required to pass a safety inspection and meet the vehicle identification marking and equipment requirements for operating on the AOA. AIRPORTS AUTHORITY - The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority. AIRPORTS AUTHORITY ADMINISTRATIVE WORK HOURS - The hours of 7:00 AM through 3:30 PM EST/DST, Monday through Friday, excluding weekends and holidays. CALL ORDER – All supplemental services require a COTR signed call order. The call order contains a detailed description of the services to be provided, cost estimate, and schedule required from the contractor for any work performed under supplemental services. CLEAN – The absence of dirt, litter, debris, dust, surface marks, fingerprints, spills, oils, gum, grime, film, stains, streaks, spots, blemishes, chemical residue, and/or any other foreign matter or chemical residue that can be removed without permanently damaging the underlying surface. CMMS - Computerized Maintenance Management System used to schedule and generate work orders for all maintenance and repair activities performed by the contractor. CORRECTION – Elimination of a deficiency. COTR – Contracting Officers Technical Representative (COTR). DCA - Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. DEFICIENCY– Any condition or flaw that is non-compliant with NFPA. IAD - Washington Dulles International Airport JOB SITE - The area within the Airports Authority’s property lines or portions of such area, which are defined within the contract. LITTER - Debris, waste paper, rags, dust, dirt, beverage containers, trash etc. MA-126 - DCA, Engineering and Maintenance Department, Maintenance Engineering Division. MA-226 – IAD, Engineering and Maintenance Department, Maintenance Engineering Division METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AIRPORTS AUTHORITY (the Airports Authority) - The public body responsible for the operation and management of both Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) and Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD).


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section II-2

NFPA –10 - National Fire Protection Association 10, Portable Fire Extinguishers. OSHA - U. S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The Federal Government agency responsible for providing the rules and regulations on safety and health requirements in the work place. PRIMARY TERMINAL OPERATING HOURS – Both DCA and IAD terminals are operational to the public 24 hours a day.

DCA: - The hours of 5:00 AM through 11:00 PM EST/DST, daily 365 days a year (includes weekend and holidays).

IAD: - 24-hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year (includes weekend and holidays).

QUALITY ASSURANCE (QA) - A means by which the Airports Authority is able to confirm that the quantity and quality of services received conform to contract requirements. These methods/procedures are not intended to aid the contractor in the performance of the contract requirements and shall not be a substitute for contractor quality control. QUALITY CONTROL PROGRAM (QC) - A method used by the contractor to assure that quality services are provided that satisfy the contract requirements. SERVICES - Includes services performed, workmanship, materials and parts furnished or utilized in the performance of services. SOW – Statement of Work. STATE - The Commonwealth of Virginia.

VANDALISM - Willful or malicious abuse and/or destruction of property. WORK ORDER DESK - Unit that is primarily responsible for receiving, dispatching and tracking service requests.

DCA: (703) 417-8063 IAD: (703) 572-2813


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section III-1

SECTION III - BASE SERVICES 01 DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES The contractor shall provide Fire Protection Systems Professionals to perform inspection, maintenance and testing on Airports Authority owned fire extinguishers and 5 types of Suppression Systems and shall implement a portable fire extinguisher and safety management audit system for fire extinguishers located within various facilities located throughout Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and Washington Dulles International Airport. The contractor shall provide all supervision, labor, materials, supplies, parts, tools, transportation and equipment necessary to perform the requirements contained herein for all Airports Authority owned portable fire extinguishers and fire suppression systems listed in Appendix B.1 (DCA) and B.2 (IAD). Special Note, IAD Specific: The portable fire extinguisher safety management audit system shall be a Bar Code system.

02 EQUIPMENT CONDITION ASSESSMENT SURVEY REPORT Upon contract award, the contractor shall perform an initial equipment condition assessment inspection at each airport of all Airports Authority owned portable fire extinguishers. The assessment inspection surveys shall include, but not be limited to, all deficiencies noted on the units as well as a listing of all fire extinguishers locations that are not identified on the equipment information list and/or the equipment location drawings. The contractor shall establish a separate stand-alone fire extinguisher data management system, visually inspect each extinguisher, extinguisher cabinet, extinguisher mount, etc. and shall report all deficiencies found on its survey report. The contractor shall also verify and mark proper extinguisher locations on the contract drawings to ensure drawings are up to date and accurate. This report will be considered as a “starting point” for providing ongoing fire extinguisher consulting recommendations. All deficiencies shall be identified with the estimated cost and priority to correct each. A report of all deficiencies found shall be submitted to the COTR within fifteen (15) working days after the start of contract.

03 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE AND TESTING The contractor shall perform all inspections, certifications, maintenance and hydrostatic testing of existing fire extinguishers. This shall include all monthly inspections, annual maintenance/certifications, six year maintenance and hydrostatic testing required by NFPA 10. The fire extinguishers range in age from newly installed to nearly twenty-five (25) years old. It is anticipated that the number of units covered under this contract will increase as new facilities are commissioned for service. A. Inspections, certifications, maintenance and hydrostatic testing shall meet the following criteria:

1. All inspections, certifications, maintenance and hydrostatic testing shall be performed in

accordance with the guidelines and requirements of the most current NFPA 10 standard for portable fire extinguishers.

2. All inspections, certifications, maintenance and hydrostatic testing shall be performed by a

qualified inspector (QI) in accordance with NFPA 10. 3. The Contractor shall provide recommendations to the COTR regarding the adequacy of fire

extinguisher coverage as well as the appropriateness of existing fire extinguisher types and sizes based on NFPA code requirements.



4. The contractor shall prepare a monthly report in Microsoft Excel format showing all work performed by the contractor, and date of installation, serial number, equipment type and size, manufacture and manufactured date, and location for new units/equipment added.

5. When performing the monthly inspections, the Contractor shall prepare and submit an exception

report in Microsoft Excel format, detailing deficiencies noted during the inspection, along with an estimated cost to correct deficiencies.

6. The contractor shall maintain Airports Authority furnished maps of the locations of all portable

fire extinguishers. Maps provided by the COTR are to be annotated by the contractor to include the corresponding fire extinguisher numbers. The contractor shall update the maps to ensure the extinguisher numbers, and locations are accurate.

7. The contractor shall, as part of the fully loaded cost of the initial equipment assessment survey,

conduct an initial survey and inventory. 8. The contractor shall follow the Airports Authority’s Computerized Maintenance Management

System (CMMS) generated preventive maintenance schedule. The Airports Authority will provide the contractor with standing work orders for the scheduled inspections, preventive maintenance and testing services at the beginning of each month. Should the contractor have recommended changes or additions to the schedule, the contractor shall notify the COTR in writing and provide complete information and justification for the changes.

9. All deficiencies discovered during the performance of inspections and preventive maintenance

shall be documented by requesting a CMMS work order.

Note: The Authority does not utilize Non-rechargeable or Non-refillable (e.g. “Discharge and Dispose of After Any Use” or “Discharge and Return to the Manufacturer After Any Use” or with a similar equivalent marking.)

B. For Portable Fire Extinguishers the following services shall be provided:

1. Initial Survey and Inventory 2. Monthly Cyclic inspections - Through inspections, the contractor shall continuously ensure that

all portable fire extinguishers: a. are mounted, located and identified so that they are readily visible and accessible; b. have operating instructions located on the front of the extinguisher and clearly visible c. fully charged and operable and kept in their designated places at all times d. are unobstructed with cabinets clearly visible e. cabinets shall be identified in an approved manner by a permanently attached sign with

letters not less than 2 inches high in a color that contrasts with the background f. the cabinets remain unlocked - Note* Cabinets may be locked if they have visual

identification panels of glass or other approved transparent material that are easily broken and allow access.

3. Hydrostatic testing services for portable fire extinguishers shall be in conformance with NFPA

10 requirements - Any time an extinguisher is pulled out of service, a same type, size and capacity extinguisher shall immediately be put in its place as a standby or spare unit.

4. Identification, removal, and off-site disposal of obsolete apparatus



5. Supply new portable fire extinguishers and related equipment (e.g. cabinets, signage, etc.)

Special Note: IAD Specific - The contractor shall, as part of the fully loaded cost of inspecting fire extinguishers, dispose off-site, any portable fire extinguisher deemed obsolete in accordance with the 2013 Edition of NFPA 10: for portable fire extinguishers, including the following:

1. Soda acid 2. Chemical foam (excluding film-forming agents) 3. Vaporizing liquid (e.g., carbon tetrachloride) 4. Cartridge-operated water 5. Cartridge-operated loaded stream 6. Copper or brass shell (excluding pump tanks) joined by soft solder or rivets 7. Carbon dioxide extinguishers with metal horns 8. Solid charge–type AFFF extinguishers (paper cartridge) 9. Pressurized water fire extinguishers manufactured prior to 1971 10. Any extinguisher that needs to be inverted to operate 11. Any stored pressure extinguisher manufactured prior to 1955 12. Any extinguishers with 4B, 6B, 8B, 12B, and 16B fire ratings 13. Stored-pressure water extinguishers with fiberglass shells (pre-1976)

Dry chemical stored pressure extinguishers manufactured prior to October 1984 shall be removed from service at the next 6-year maintenance interval or the next hydro-test interval, whichever comes first.

Note: Any fire extinguisher that can no longer be serviced in accordance with the manufacturer's maintenance manual is considered obsolete and shall be removed from service.

Special Note: IAD Specific - The “All People Mover” (APM) train tunnels require advance notice of up to two weeks or longer to inspect based on the APM maintenance closures. All inspections accomplished specifically to the APM tunnels shall occur at night after an outage request has been submitted and approved. Inspections and maintenance may take up to two (2) weeks to inspect all 118 fire extinguishers mounted on the tunnel walls. All APM tunnel extinguishers are subject to annual inspections only by approval from the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).

04 FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE The contractor, without the use of a subcontractor, shall perform the required inspections, testing and maintenance on the suppression systems listed in Appendix B.1 (DCA) and B.2 (IAD). All inspections, testing and maintenance shall be in accordance with the applicable edition of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards related to the specific suppression system type; and the Commonwealth of Virginia Fire Codes. Inspection and maintenance requirements shall, at a minimum, conform to the following criteria:

a. All work shall be performed by a qualified inspector. b. When performing inspection or maintenance, the contractor shall prepare and submit an

exception report in Microsoft Excel format, detailing deficiencies noted during the maintenance, along with an estimated cost to correct deficiencies.

c. The contractor shall follow the Airports Authority’s Computerized Maintenance Management

System (CMMS) generated preventive maintenance schedule. The Airports Authority will provide the contractor with standing work orders for the scheduled inspections, preventive maintenance and testing services at the beginning of each month. Should the contractor have



recommended changes or additions to the schedule, the contractor shall notify the COTR in writing and provide complete information and justification for the changes.

d. All deficiencies discovered during the performance of inspections and preventive maintenance

shall be documented by requesting a CMMS work order. 05 IAD ONLY - Safety Management Audit System (Bar Coding) The Contractor shall create and establish a separate stand-alone fire extinguisher data management system that can be managed by the Authority and the Contractor. This system created for the Authority shall be turned over to the Authority at the conclusion of the contract, and, shall be in such standing that a new contractor can take control and manage. In accordance with the following NFPA statement, "Records shall be kept on a tag or label attached to the fire extinguisher, on an inspection checklist maintained on file, or in an electronic system (e.g., bar coding) that provides a permanent record of the last twelve monthly inspections" the Airports Authority has elected to have the contractor provide all necessary supervision, labor, materials, parts, tools, supplies, chemicals, equipment, and transportation required to acquire and operate a commercial off the shelf computerized Safety Management Audit System program utilizing Bar-Coding to audit and manage the identification, maintenance, inspection, and testing frequencies and reporting in an inclusive database system in an effort to ensure that all facility portable fire extinguishers are accounted for and maintained in a serviceable condition. This systems shall be used by the contractor to perform:

1. updating of equipment inspection, and service dates in the database with the next date

scheduled based on the type of equipment and kind of test 2. addition of equipment on the fly based on model, serial number, and location using the barcode

reader. 3. contain model number, size, type, manufacturer, and category information derived from pre-

stored model number 4. utilization of sequentially numbered barcode labels 5. selectable reports identifying what equipment is due for inspection and/or outside service 6. consolidated reports based on size and type 7. database tracking of;

a. General Location b. Actual Location c. Equipment Manufacturer d. Size e. Type f. Serial Number g. Last Hydrostatic test Date h. Last 6 Year Maintenance Date i. Service Performed Cyclically j. Date Performed k. Historical Data

The system shall have the capability for tracking and auditing of the following types of equipment for expandability:

a. Fire Extinguishers b. Fire Hose



c. Fire Suppression Systems d. Fire Alarm Systems e. Control panels f. Smoke detectors g. Sprinkler valves h. First Aid Kits i. Eye wash stations j. Emergency backup stations k. Flow meters


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section IV-1

SECTION IV - SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICES 01 DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES A. The Airports Authority may, during the course of this contract, request that the contractor perform

supplemental services which are outside the requirements of the base services section. Supplemental services provide for the recharging/refilling of expended units, supply of new units and equipment (i.e., extinguisher, cabinets, signage, etc.), performing additional testing, as required, for suppression systems, as well as technical consulting services. Rates to provide these services shall be fully loaded with the exception of the materials used to refill units. Reimbursement for the materials used shall be provided at the per pound rate. All purchased materials not listed on the price schedule shall be invoiced at the Contractor’s cost plus applicable Contractor markup as defined in the Schedule (i.e., smoke or heat detectors, new fire extinguishers, installation of fire safety related equipment services, etc.).

B. The contractor shall be required to provide the Airports Authority with fire extinguisher consulting

services, as needed, for the proper inspection, service and upgrade as well as ensure safety code and regulatory compliance of all Airports Authority owned fire extinguishers and suppression systems at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and Washington Dulles International Airport.

C. The contractor shall provide all supervision, labor, administrative support, materials, tools, parts,

supplies, equipment, and transportation necessary to perform these services. Such work shall be compensated at the rates listed in the contract price schedule.

D. IAD ONLY: In conjunction with Base Services, Item 6: “The contractor shall maintain Airports Authority

furnished maps of the locations of all portable fire extinguishers”, the Contractor shall provide Computer Aided Digitized Design (CADD) services to annotate fire extinguisher locations campus-wide. File format shall be capable of creating .pdf files for distribution. CADD files shall be provided to the COTR in electronic format (CD, memory stick, or newer applicable technology formats that may be relevant).

E. The Authority shall retain the right to increase or decrease base services and supplemental services

described in this SOW and Cost Schedule. F. The Airports Authority shall incur no obligation for out of scope work that is not authorized in advance,

by a Call Order.

02 CONTRACT SERVICES CALL ORDER A. All supplemental services shall be requested and approved in advance by the COTR using the

“Contract Services Call Order” form shown in Appendix C. The call order will contain a detailed description of the services that are required from the contractor. The contractor shall provide the COTR a detailed cost estimate including an itemized breakdown for all labor, parts and materials and shipping as well as a schedule with critical milestones for completing the work to be listed on the call order. All Service Call Orders (SCO) in excess of $10,000 shall be countersigned by the Contracting Officer.

B. Labor rates included on the contract price schedule for the contract will be used in preparing these

estimates. Both the cost breakdown and schedule shall be made part of the call order. The contractor shall not proceed with any work described in such call orders until authorized in advance and in writing by the COTR.

03 TECHNICAL CONSULTING


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section IV-2

The contractor, when and as requested by the Airports Authority, will perform various fire extinguisher technical consulting tasks at DCA and IAD to include but not be limited to the following:

A. Review and markup drawings as required for any recommended system modifications to ensure

complete, expedient, and cost effective compliance with all applicable safety code and regulatory requirements (federal, state, local, NFPA, etc.) including American with Disabilities Act (ADA), and OSHA. Contractor shall identify all deficiencies together with recommendations for appropriate remedial actions and their estimated implementation cost.

B. Identify, evaluate and/or recommend the application of current state-of-the-art technology which would improve the performance, safety, and/or effectiveness of the operation, maintenance, repair and improvement of existing and/or proposed portable fire extinguishers.

C. Monitor and/or perform acceptance inspection of new portable fire extinguishers installations as a part

of on-going capital development program (CDP) or repair and rehabilitation (R&R) projects. Perform on-site inspections to ensure compliance with construction documents, manufacturer’s specifications, industry standard and/or warranty requirements.

D. Unless otherwise directed by the Airports Authority, the contractor shall provide the Airports Authority

an accurate written estimate of the cost and time for the contractor to complete each of the tasks requested by the Airports Authority. These estimates are to be provided by the contractor to the Airports Authority within five (5) business days from the request.

E. At completion of each consulting call order, the contractor shall prepare and submit a report to the

COTR to include any applicable CADD drawings.


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section V-1

SECTION V - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 01 CERTIFICATIONS The contractor shall, without additional expense to the Airports Authority, be responsible for obtaining all licenses and permits which are necessary to fulfill the requirements of the SOW. 02 RESPONSE TIME The contractor shall be required to provide 24-hour emergency services at the airport, 365 days a year throughout the period of the contract. The contractor shall take necessary action as directed by the COTR within 24 hours after receiving verbal or written notification of any portable fire extinguisher or fire suppression system problem. A work order shall be provided that the contractor shall complete and return when the prescribed job is completed. 03 CHECK-IN/CHECK-OUT REQUIREMENTS A. Contractor employees shall at all times, immediately upon arriving to the job site; check-in with the

Airports Authority’s Work Order Desk and immediately prior to their departure from the job site shall check-out with the Airports Authority’s Work Order Desk.

B. During afterhours callbacks; the contractor employees shall check-in and inform the Work Order Desk

as to the purpose of the visit, during check-out the contractor shall apprise the Work Order Desk of the work that was performed.

04 STATUS MEETINGS The contractor’s representative(s), including the project managers and the on-site technicians shall attend all meetings as required by the COTR to perform inspections, discuss, coordinate and evaluate the status and performance of services under this contract. These meetings will be held on a monthly basis or as frequently as the COTR deems it necessary.

05 QUALITY CONTROL PROGRAM The contractor shall implement an effective quality control program. This program shall ensure the contractor fulfills all the requirements of this SOW. This program shall include but not be limited to all elements of the quality control program described in the technical proposal that the contractor submitted in response to the Airports Authority's solicitation for this contract.

06 COMMUNICATION AND COORDINATION The contractor shall maintain an effective communication and coordination policy with the Airports Authority utilizing email, telephones, scanners, faxes, text messaging devices, etc. to ensure the Airports Authority is kept up to date of current equipment status, scheduled and unscheduled outages, vandalism etc. for the term of the contract. 07 LOST AND FOUND PROPERTY The contractor shall immediately turn in to the Airports Authority’s Lost and Found Department all property found on the job site. Any violations or disregard of the rules, regulations and/or policies may be cause for immediate termination.



08 SAFETY A. The contractor and each of its employees shall comply with all applicable local, state, federal and

Airports Authority rules, regulations and practices.

B. The contractor shall be held responsible for all injury to persons or damage to property that occurs as a result of the contractor’s negligence and shall take proper safety and health precautions to protect the work, the workers, the public and the property of others. The contractor shall be responsible for all materials delivered and work performed until completion and acceptance of the entire work.

C. Contractor shall perform all its activities pursuant to this contract in a safe manner. The contractor shall

assume responsibility, on the job site, for the actions of all its personnel and subcontractor(s) who are associated with performance on this contract. The contractor shall take adequate measures to prevent injury to the public or Airports Authority property on the job sites.

D. The contractor shall provide and ensure that all its personnel at the job site properly wear all applicable

safety devices and apparel. Safety devices and apparel shall be provided by the contractor at no cost to the Airports Authority.

E. The Airports Authority shall have the right to inspect all areas for safety violations at its discretion, direct

the contractor to make immediate improvements to conditions and/or procedures, and/or stop the work if other hazards are deemed to exist.

F. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, the Airports Authority shall not be obligated to make an

equitable adjustment for any work stoppage that results from safety hazards created by the contractor.

G. The operation of the contractor’s vehicles or private vehicles by the contractor’s employees on or about the Airport shall conform to regulations and safe driving practices. All vehicles that are to be operated on the AOA shall comply with FAA regulations and be subject to inspection. Operators of these vehicles shall be required to pass an AOA operators test administered by DCA Operations.

H. It shall be the responsibility of the contractor to immediately notify the COTR if the job site is visited by

an official authorized to enforce any regulatory requirements including but not limited to the occupational safety and health act.

I. The contractor shall provide and use adequate barricades and signs to provide sufficient notice of

potential safety hazards prior to, during, and after the performance of services.

J. The contractor shall inspect all powered equipment daily before operations for signs of wear as well as potential safety hazards. The contractor shall immediately remove from service all equipment which is potentially unsafe, damaged, inoperable and/or do not meet the manufacturers operational specification.

K. The contractor shall at no time leave power equipment unattended without disconnecting it from the

power source. 09 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS A. The contractor shall ensure all staff while on the job site visibly display at all times a valid Airports

Authority security badge. The contractor shall provide the COTR with a list of employees, a minimum of (2) two, who will be applying for security badges fifteen (15) days prior to the start date of the contract. All contractor employees working at the jobsite shall obtain a security badge, at the



contractor’s own cost, no later than thirty (30) days from the award of the contract. The contractor shall secure and safeguard all Airport security access devices (including but not limited to ID badges, security cards, keys, key cards).

B. The contractor shall not permit any employee to have keys for access to locked rooms until it has

been determined that permitting such person(s) to have such access shall not be contrary to the Airports Authority’s interest, and that the individual(s) is authorized to be admitted in accordance with applicable security orders, rules, regulations and instructions as determined by Airports Authority.

C. The contractor shall secure and safeguard all keys, key cards, and any other entry devices and codes

provided by the Airports Authority. The contractor shall maintain a record of the key numbers issued to its employees. These prohibitions and requirements shall also be applicable to all individuals with regard to access, removal, and/or possession of any information, confidential data, materials, supplies, or equipment. The contractor shall not duplicate and shall not allow any such issued items to be duplicated or removed from the job site. All keys and other entry devices used by the contractor’s employees in the performance of the work shall be returned to the Airports Authority when the contract expires.

D. The contractor shall safeguard all the identification cards, issued its employees and subcontractors by

the Airports Authority to fulfill the requirements of this SOW. The contractor shall ensure these cards are visibly displayed by the respective individual at all times while employed on site at the Airport to fulfill this requirement.

E. The contractor shall immediately report to the Airports Authority all keys issued to it by the Airports

Authority that are lost or stolen. The contractor shall be responsible for all loss, damages and expenses that the Airports Authority incurs as a result of the contractor’s loss of Airports Authority keys. These costs include the expense of changing all locks to which the lost keys provided access. The cost of changing locks or keys to the building rooms or areas accessible by the lost or stolen keys will be deducted from the contractor’s invoice to the Airports Authority for the services performed under the contract.

F. The contractor shall ensure that, under no circumstances any of its employees shall enter an area not

authorized for access by the contractor. G. The Airports Authority will not issue keys for sensitive security areas. Instead, the Airports Authority will

require the contractor’s employees to be accompanied at all times in this area by an Airports Authority employees.

H. The contractor, its subcontractors, and all its employees shall be subject to, and shall at all times,

conform with any and all rules, regulations, policies, and procedure pertaining to security at the Airport. Any violations of the rules, regulations, policies, and procedures may be cause for immediate removal from the job site.

I. The contractor shall be responsible for, at its own expense, obtaining the proper security clearance,

fingerprinting, training, badges required to access the restricted areas of the Airport including the Air Operations Area (AOA), Security Identification Display Area (SIDA). Identification badges issued by the Airports Authority must be visibly worn at all times while in the SIDA. At a minimum, the contractor shall have two individuals SIDA badged and certified to perform services at the airport, one acting as the primary service representative and the other acting as an alternate.

J. The contractor shall be responsible for, at its own expense, compliance with the requirements and

procedures to obtain approval of any motor vehicle to operate in the Air Operations Area (AOA).



K. The contractor shall not leave any tools, parts and/or supplies unattended in the public area at any time

while performing work at the Airport. 10 ACCIDENT NOTIFICATION The contractor shall immediately notify in turn the Airports Authority’s police department and the COTR both verbally and in writing of any accident on the job site which is related to the performance of this SOW that involve bodily injury or damage to property. The COTR shall provide information necessary concerning whom to contact and the specific form of the follow-up written notice.

11 SMOKE FREE ENVIRONMENT The Airports Authority’s facilities are smoke free. The contractor and its employees shall adhere to all applicable rules and regulations regarding maintenance of a smoke free environment on the job sites.


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section VI-1

SECTION VI - REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS 01 PERMITS AND RESPONSIBILITIES A. The contractor shall, without additional expense to the Airports Authority, be responsible for obtaining

and renewing all necessary licenses and permits. The contractor shall also be responsible for all damages to persons or property that occur as a result of the contractor’s negligence and shall take proper safety and health precautions to protect the work, the workers, the public and the property of others. In addition, the contractor shall be responsible for all materials delivered and work performed until completion and acceptance of the entire work.

B. The contractor shall comply with all applicable revisions, additions, changes and/or upgrades to any

Federal, state, and municipal laws, codes, and regulations which are in effect on the date of contract and which affect the performance of the work. The contractor shall also obtain and pay the costs of any royalties and licenses for any patented or copyrighted items used in the performance of the work.

C. It shall be the responsibility of the contractor to promptly notify the COTR if an official in charge of

compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration visits the work site.


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section VII-1

SECTION VII - DOCUMENTATION AND REPORTING 01 COMPUTERIZED MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CMMS) A. The contractor shall document all work performed using the Airports Authority’s Computerized

Maintenance Management System (CMMS) which will schedule and generate work orders for all preventive maintenance and repair activities performed.

B. The CMMS will generate preventive maintenance work orders each month and repair work orders when

requested. The contractor shall complete work orders for all work performed (i.e. inspections, service call backs, vandalism/abuse and corrective maintenance repairs). Upon completion of work the contractor shall be responsible for returning the completed work order to the work order desk. The information to be entered by the contractor shall include, but not be limited to; name of contractor’s employee(s), date of service, duration of work performance, specific work accomplished, date the work was completed and comments explaining the corrective action or other work performed.

02 REPORTING A. The contractor shall provide an initial equipment survey report as required in this SOW, updating the

existing data that will be provided by the COTR. This initial equipment survey report shall be in a format acceptable to the COTR and shall include; notating drawings provided by the COTR; depicting equipment locations, serial numbers, date of manufacture, size and type of equipment, and manufacturer. The contractor shall include the next due dates for required maintenance and testing of each unit. This report shall be provided to the COTR in Microsoft Excel format and shall be submitted to the COTR no later than the fifteen working days after the start of the contract.

B. Contractor shall provide a monthly Microsoft Excel report identifying equipment inspected or maintenance performed. This report shall also identify all deficiencies discovered during the past month along with recommended corrections and estimated cost to perform corrections. The contractor shall provide serial numbers, dates and locations for all new units installed at the Airports Authority.


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section VIII-1

SECTION VIII - PERSONNEL 01 KEY CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL The contractor shall provide the Contracting Officer and COTR with a list of names and telephone numbers of the key personnel who will fulfill any part of the requirements of this SOW including responding to emergency callbacks. This list shall include the job title, duties, responsibilities and authority of the contractor’s personnel. This list shall be provided to the Contracting Officer and COTR fifteen (15) days prior to the start of the contract and shall be updated when approved changes are made. 02 PERSONNEL The contractor shall utilize responsible, capable employees in the performance of all services of this contract. The contractor shall provide all the management, supervision, labor, and administrative support necessary to fulfill the requirements of the contract. 03 PROJECT MANAGER The name of the Project Manager, and name of the alternates who shall assume the Project Manager duties when the primary Project Manager is absent, shall be provided in writing to the COTR fifteen (15) business days prior to the contract start date. The Project Manager shall be available for calls 24 hours a day, seven (7) days a week. The Project Manager shall meet as promptly as possible with the COTR at the COTR’s request to discuss the performance of the work or other provisions of the contract. 04 CONDUCT The contractor’s employees at all times while on the job site, whether on or off duty, shall conduct themselves in a professional, orderly and safe manner. Rudeness, fighting, being under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs or bringing and/or consuming alcohol and/or drugs, gambling, soliciting, stealing, and any immoral or otherwise undesirable conduct shall not be permitted on the job site and shall result in immediate and permanent removal from the job site of any employee engaging in such conduct.


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section IX-1

SECTION IX - DELIVERABLES The contractor shall submit the following items to the COTR: FIFTEEN (15) BUSINESS DAYS PRIOR TO CONTRACT START DATE

01 CONTRACTOR INFORMATION After notification of the contract award but not less than fifteen (15) business days prior to the start of the contract the contractor shall submit to the COTR:

A. A list of the names of all the contractor’s employees as well as subcontractors and their employees who

will fulfill any part of the requirements of this specification. This list shall include the job title, their duties, responsibilities and authority.

B. A list of the cell phone numbers for the contractor’s employees who will fulfill the requirements of this

contract. C. Contractor’s email address. D. Documentation that the contractor has received all required airport security badges and permits

necessary to fulfill the requirement of the SOW. This documentation shall include legible photocopies of all AOA security badges and AOA operator’s permits issued by the Airport.

E. Alphabetical lists and copies of materials safety data sheets (MSDS/SDS) for all chemical products the

contractor will use on the job site. This information shall be contained in a loose leaf binder in alphabetical order according to the common name of the chemical. The alphabetical lists shall be by (1) the common chemical and (2) trades names for each MSDS/SDS.

FIFTEEN (15) BUSINESS DAYS AFTER AWARD

02 EQUIPMENT CONDITION ASSESSMENT REPORT Upon contract award, the contractor shall perform an assessment inspection of all Airports Authority owned portable fire extinguishers. The contractor shall visually inspect each extinguisher, extinguisher cabinet, extinguisher mount, etc. and shall report all deficiencies found on its survey report. The contractor shall also verify proper extinguisher locations on the contract drawings to ensure drawings are up to date and accurate. This report will be considered as a “starting point” for providing ongoing fire extinguisher consulting recommendations. All deficiencies shall be identified with the estimated cost and priority to correct each. Report shall be submitted to the contracting officer’s technical representative (COTR) within fifteen (15) working days after the start of contract.

MONTHLY

03 REPORTING Contractor shall provide the COTR a Microsoft Excel formatted report which indicates equipment inspected, maintenance performed and deficiencies found, no later than the 7th day of each month.


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section IX-2

AS REQUIRED 04 RESUMES OF ALL NEW KEY PERSONNEL Resumes for new key personnel shall be provided to the COTR for review and approval no later than fifteen (15) business days prior to employee’s intended start date.


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section X-1

SECTION X - CONTRACTOR FURNISHED RESOURCES 01 GENERAL The contractor shall furnish all supervision, labor, administrative support, materials, tools, parts, supplies, equipment, and transportation necessary to fulfill all the requirements and satisfactorily perform all services described in this SOW in a safe, orderly, timely, efficient and workmanlike manner. The contractor shall provide any additional resources necessary to fulfill the contract requirements at no additional cost to the Airports Authority. 02 SAFETY EQUIPMENT The contractor shall provide all safety equipment/devices, personal protective equipment and clothing as required for its employees. 03 COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT A. The contractor shall, at its own expense, provide fully operational cellular telephones to key personnel

at all times that they are on the job site to fulfill the requirements of this SOW. The contractor shall provide the assigned telephone numbers for this equipment to the COTR at least fourteen (15) business days prior to the start of the contract. The contractor shall notify the COTR of any changes in these assignments.

B. The contractor shall have email capability. The contractor shall provide its email address to the COTR

no later than fifteen business days prior to the start of this Contract. C. The contractor shall provide and utilize on the job site a digital camera with date and time functions. 04 SERVICE VEHICLE The contractor shall provide at a minimum one (1) service vehicle, which is equipped, licensed, insured and AOA inspected. The service vehicle shall be on site anytime the contractor’s employees are working at the Airport. The service vehicle is required to transport materials and supplies, contractor’s employees and tools to various locations at the Airport.


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section XI-1

SECTION XI - AIRPORTS AUTHORITY FURNISHED RESOURCES 01 PARKING A. The Airports Authority will provide at no cost to the contractor one (1) parking space for the on-site

service vehicle. B. Visitor parking spaces will be provided at no charge for the contractor to attend meetings, conferences

and conduct contract related business at the East Building and Airports Authority Corporate Office Building. Visitor passes for this space shall be obtained from the receptionist desk.


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section XII-1

SECTION XII - METHOD OF PAYMENT The contractor shall submit one invoice on a monthly basis for services that have been completed to the satisfaction of the COTR. The contractor’s invoice shall be submitted to Accounts Payable MA-22B no later than the 10th day of the following month. Monthly invoices shall be itemized to provide a breakdown of cost for all contract services according to the following: 01 BASE SERVICES The contractor shall invoice the Airports Authority for actual number of units serviced per month at the end of the calendar month during which the work was performed in accordance with the provisions contained in the contractor’s price proposal (schedule). The invoice shall state the period when the services were provided and the equipment numbers for all items inspected or serviced. The line item rates contained in the contractor’s price proposal (schedule) shall be fully loaded rates inclusive of all labor, materials, parts and supplies necessary to ensure equipment is compliant with all applicable regulations. 02 SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICES A. Supplemental services shall be invoiced to the Airports Authority, in full, at the end of the calendar

month in which the respective contract services call order is completed by the contractor. Unless approved in writing by the COTR, the contractor shall not invoice the Airports Authority for supplemental services for an amount greater than the estimated cost given in the COTR approved contract services call order.

B. Original invoices for supplies and materials not identified on the contract schedule that are requested

by the Airports Authority, and purchased by the contractor, shall be submitted to the Airports Authority with contractor’s invoice. The contractor shall make a reasonable attempt to pay only the lowest prices that can be obtained by the contractor for reimbursable items. The Contracting Officer shall have the option to require the contractor to obtain competitive bids from a minimum of three (3) sources on any single item or group of items that may exceed $300.00 in total cost. The contractor shall not charge more than the percentage markup stated in the contractor’s price proposal (schedule) for Airports Authority requested supplies or materials. Contractor shall not invoice for any item that has not been requested in writing by the CO and/or the COTR. There shall be no markup allowed for shipping and handling costs.


Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section XIII-1

SECTION XIII - APPENDICES APPENDIX A - SITE PLANS A.1 - IAD SITE PLAN A.2 - DCA SITE PLAN APPENDIX B - EQUIPMENT INVENTORY LISTINGS

B.1 - DCA EQUIPMENT INVENTORY LISTINGS B.2 - IAD EQUIPMENT INVENTORY LISTINGS APPENDIX C - CONTRACT SERVICES CALL ORDER APPENDIX D - CMMS WORK ORDER

D.1 - IAD CMMS WORK ORDER D.2 - DCA CMMS WORK ORDER


APPENDIX A

SITE PLANS


A.1 - IAD SITE PLAN


A.2 - DCA SITE PLAN


APPENDIX B.1

DCA EQUIPMENT INVENTORY LISTINGS

Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type Fire Extinguisher Inventory

1 Hangar 5A Rm 152 Ansul 10 ABC 2 Hangar 5A Cabinet By Room 147 Amerex 5 ABC 3 Hangar 5A In room 114 Amerex 11 Halotron 4 Hangar 5A In room 114 Amerex 11 Halotron 5 Hangar 5A In room 112 Ansul 10 CO2 6 Hangar 5A In room 113 Ansul 10 CO2 7 Hangar 5A Cabinet by room 120 Amerex 5 ABC 8 Hangar 5A Cabinet By Exit Door Amerex 5 ABC 9 Hangar 7 Inside High Voltage Room Amerex 11 Halotron 10 Hangar 7 Inside Electrical Room Amerex 20 ABC 11 Hangar 7 In Fire Alarm Room Amerex 11 Halotron 12 Hangar 6 In T.V. 4B Room By Wieghts Amerex 10 ABC 13 Hangar 6 Main Lobby Amerex 10 ABC 14 Hangar 5 Machine Room 3 Badger 10 ABC 15 Hangar 5 Main Lobby Amerex 10 ABC 16 Hangar 4 Fire Alarm Control Panel Amerex 10 CO2 17 Hangar 3 High Voltage Room Amerex 11 Halotron 18 Hangar 3 High Voltage Room Amerex 10 ABC 19 South Emergency Generator Amerex 10 CO2 20 North Emergency Generator Amerex 10 CO2 21 B-C Terminal Bottom Floor 22 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Escelator Amerex 10 ABC 23 B-C Terminal In Room C1-566 Amerex 10 ABC 24 B-C Terminal In Room C1-566 Amerex 5 ABC 25 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Mens Room Amerex 10 ABC 26 B-C Terminal In Sub Station #1 Amerex 10 CO2 27 B-C Terminal In Sub Station #1 Amerex 10 CO2 28 B-C Terminal In Room C1-583 Amerex 10 ABC 29 B-C Terminal Cabinet by Room C1-583 Amerex 10 ABC 30 B-C Terminal In Room C1-581 Amerex 10 CO2 31 B-C Terminal In Room T1-500 Amerex 10 CO2 32 B-C Terminal Cabinet By U.S. Air Amerex 10 ABC 33 B-C Terminal In Room C1-575 Amerex 10 CO2 34 B-C Terminal Cabinet by room C1-575 Amerex 10 ABC 35 B-C Terminal Cabinet By United Amerex 10 ABC 36 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Staircase C-560 Amerex 10 ABC 37 B-C Terminal In Room C1-567D Amerex 11 Halotron 38 B-C Terminal In Room C1-567F Amerex 11 Halotron 39 B-C Terminal In Room C1-567 G Amerex 11 Halotron 40 B-C Terminal In Room C1-567A Amerex 11 Halotron 41 B-C Terminal In Room C1-565 Amerex 10 CO2 42 B-C Terminal In Room C1-561 Amerex 10 ABC 43 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Room C1-561 Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 44 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Room C1-547 Amerex 10 ABC 45 B-C Terminal In Room C1-547 Amerex 10 ABC 46 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Room C1-545 Amerex 10 ABC 47 B-C Terminal In Sub Station #2 Amerex 10 CO2 48 B-C Terminal In Sub Station #2 Amerex 10 CO2 49 B-C Terminal Cabinet By American Amerex 10 ABC 50 B-C Terminal In Room B1-535 Amerex 10 ABC 51 B-C Terminal In Room B1-533 Amerex 10 ABC 52 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Room B1-533 Amerex 10 ABC 53 B-C Terminal In Room B1-531 Amerex 10 CO2 54 B-C Terminal Cabinet BY Continental Amerex 10 ABC 55 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Delta Amerex 10 ABC 56 B-C Terminal Cabinet BY Air Canada Amerex 10 ABC 57 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Elevators Amerex 10 ABC 58 B-C Terminal In Room B1-525 Amerex 10 CO2 59 B-C Terminal Bottom Floor 60 B-C Terminal In room B1-515 Amerex 10 ABC 61 B-C Terminal In Sub Station #3 Amerex 10 CO2 62 B-C Terminal In Sub Station #3 Amerex 10 CO2 63 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Sub Station #3 Amerex 10 ABC 64 B-C Terminal In Room B1-530 Amerex 10 ABC 65 B-C Terminal IN Room B1-530 Amerex 10 ABC 66 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Room B1-530 Amerex 10 ABC 67 Main Level(Unsecured Side) 68 B-C Terminal Hall By Chaplains Office Amerex 10 ABC 69 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Dunkin Donuts Amerex 10 ABC 70 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Phones Amerex 10 ABC 71 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Chevy Chase Bank Amerex 10 ABC 72 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Jos. A. Bank Amerex 10 ABC 73 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Cinnabon Amerex 10 ABC 74 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Borders Amerex 10 ABC 75 B-C Terminal Cabinet Across From Fridays Amerex 10 ABC 76 B-C Terminal Elev. Room In Fridays Ansul 5 ABC 77 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Airport Wireless Amerex 10 ABC 78 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Womens Rm C2-568 Amerex 10 ABC 79 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Brooks Brothers Amerex 10 ABC 80 B-C Terminal Cabinet By US Air Shuttle Amerex 10 ABC 81 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Room C2-599 Amerex 10 ABC 82 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Room C2-593 Amerex 10 ABC 83 Main Level(Secured Side) 84 B-C Terminal Stairs SC-594(Top) Amerex 10 ABC 85 B-C Terminal Stairs SC-594(Middle) Amerex 10 ABC 86 B-C Terminal In Room C2-592 Amerex 10 CO2 87 B-C Terminal In Room C2-589 Amerex 10 CO2 88 B-C Terminal In Room C2-589 Amerex 10 CO2 89 B-C Terminal In Room C2-589 Amerex 10 CO2 90 B-C Terminal In Room C2-578 Amerex 10 CO2 91 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Room C2-578 Amerex 10 ABC 92 B-C Terminal In Room C2-587 Amerex 10 ABC 93 Main Level (Unsescure) 94 B-C Terminal End Of Walkway Amerex 10 ABC 95 B-C Terminal Other End of Walkway Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 96 B-C Terminal Main Level(Secured Area) 97 B-C Terminal In Room B2-514 Amerex 10 CO2 98 B-C Terminal In Room B2-512 Amerex 10 ABC 99 B-C Terminal In Stairs SB-502(Top) Amerex 10 ABC 100 B-C Terminal In Stairs SB-502(Middle) Amerex 10 ABC 101 B-C Terminal In Room B2-509 Amerex 10 CO2 102 B-C Terminal In Room B2-509 Amerex 10 CO2 103 B-C Terminal In Room B2-509 Amerex 10 CO2 104 B-C Terminal Upper Level 105 B-C Terminal Entrance By Alaska Amerex 10 ABC 106 B-C Terminal Cabinet Across From Alaska Amerex 10 ABC 107 B-C Terminal Cabinet By Alaska Amerex 10 ABC 108 B-C Terminal In Room B3-509A Amerex 10 CO2 109 B-C Terminal In Room B3-509B Amerex 10 ABC 110 B-C Terminal Entrance By Continental Amerex 10 ABC 111 B-C Terminal In Room B3-519 Amerex 10 CO2 112 B-C Terminal Cabinet Across From Continental Amerex 10 ABC 113 B-C Terminal Cabinet Across From Delta Amerex 10 ABC 114 B-C Terminal In Room B3-531 Amerex 10 CO2 115 B-C Terminal Entrance By Delta Amerex 10 ABC 116 B-C Terminal Entrance By American Amerex 10 ABC 117 B-C Terminal In Room C3-539 Amerex 10 CO2 118 B-C Terminal Cabinet Across From American Amerex 10 ABC 119 B-C Terminal In Room C3-551 Amerex 10 CO2 120 B-C Terminal Entrance By United Amerex 10 ABC 121 B-C Terminal Entrance By Frontier Amerex 10 ABC 122 B-C Terminal In Room C3-559 Amerex 10 CO2 123 B-C Terminal Cabinet Across From Frontier Amerex 10 ABC 124 B-C Terminal Cabinet Across From US Air Amerex 10 ABC 125 B-C Terminal In Room C3-571 Amerex 10 CO2 126 B-C Terminal Entrance By US Air Amerex 10 ABC 127 B-C Terminal In Room C3-587A] Amerex 10 ABC 128 B-C Terminal In Room C3-587B Amerex 10 CO2 129 B-C Terminal Last Entrance Amerex 10 ABC 130 B-C Terminal Outside Entrance T-3500A Amerex 10 CO2 131 Hangar 2 Main Entrance Amerex 10 ABC 132 Hangar 2 Upstairs Hallway Amerex 10 ABC 133 Hangar 2 In Hall Cabinet Amerex 10 ABC 134 Hangar 3 IN Hall By ATS Amerex 10 ABC 135 Hangar 3 Hall Between 2&3 Amerex 10 ABC 136 Hangar 3 In Room 205 Between 2&3 Amerex 10 ABC 137 Hangar 3 Hall By Room 206 Between 2&3 Amerex 10 ABC 138 Hangar 3 Top Floor Mechanical Room Amerex 5 ABC 139 Hangar 3 Downstairs In Hangar 3 Pyrene 15 CO2 140 Hangar 3 Downstairs In Hangar 3 Pyrene 15 CO2 141 Hangar 3 Downstairs In Hangar 3 Buckeye 10 ABC 142 Hangar 3 In Hangar 3 By Frieght Elevator Amerex 10 PK 143 Hangar 3 In Hangar 3 By Frieght Elevator Amerex 10 ABC 144 Hangar 3 In Hangar 3 By Mens Room Amerex 10 ABC 145 Hangar 4 Main Hall By Room 114 Amerex 10 ABC 146 Hangar 4 Hall Between 3&4 By Elevator Amerex 10 ABC 147 Hangar 4 Hall Between 3&4 By Room 204 Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 148 Hangar 4 Hall Between 3&4 By Room 203 Amerex 5 ABC 149 Hangar 4 Hall Cabinet Between 3&4 By Room 211 Badger 5 ABC 150 Hangar 4 Hall Cabinet Between 3&4 By Room 214 Badger 5 ABC 151 Hangar 5A Main Hall In Cabinet By Room 219 Amerex 10 ABC 152 Hangar 5A Hall Cabinet By Room 235 Amerex 10 ABC 153 Hangar 5A In Room 236 Amerex 10 ABC 154 Hangar 5A Main Hall By 201 Amerex 10 ABC 155 Hangar 5 Office Area Amerex 10 ABC 156 Hangar 5 Office Area Amerex 10 ABC 157 Hangar 5 Office Area Break Room Amerex 10 ABC 158 Hangar 5 Office Area By Elevator Amerex 10 ABC 159 Hangar 5 Office Area By Fire Exit Amerex 10 ABC 160 Hangar 5 Top Level By Room 301 Amerex 10 ABC 161 Hangar 5 By Soda Machine Amerex 10 ABC 162 Hangar 5 In Break Room Amerex 10 ABC 163 Hangar 5A top level elevator room 302A Kidde 5 ABC 164 Hangar 5A Top Level Cabinet By Restrooms Amerex 10 ABC 165 Hangar 5A Top Level Cabinet By Room 316 Amerex 10 ABC 166 Hangar 5A Top Level Hall By Room 319 Amerex 5 ABC 167 Hangar 5A Top Level Cabinet By Stairs Amerex 10 ABC 168 Hangar 5A Bottom Level Room 630 Amerex 11 Halotron 169 Hangar 5A Bottom Level By Room 113A Amerex 5 ABC 170 Bus Maintanence Gas Pumps Amerex 10 ABC 171 Bus Maintanence Gas Pumps Amerex 10 ABC 172 Bus Maintanence Gas Pumps Amerex 10 ABC 173 Equipment Storage Next To Gas Pumps Ansul 10 ABC 174 Equipment Storage Next To Gas Pumps Ansul 10 ABC 175 Equipment Storage Next To Gas Pumps Ansul 10 ABC 176 Equipment Storage Next To Gas Pumps Ansul 10 ABC 177 Parking Lot Behind Gas Pump Amerex 10 ABC 178 Vehicle Storage Shed By Water Amerex 10 ABC 179 Vehicle Storage Shed By Water Amerex 10 ABC 180 Economy Parking By Booth Amerex 10 ABC 181 South Fire Pump Room Across Hangar Ansul 10 ABC 182 South Fire Pump Room Across Hangar Ansul 10 ABC 183 Electric Vault Across Hangars Badger 10 ABC 184 Electric Vault Across Hangars Amerex 10 CO2 185 Electric Vault Across Hangars Amerex 10 CO2 186 Electric Vault Across Hangars Amerex 10 CO2 187 Central Plant Rm 105 Office Ansul 5 ABC 188 Central Plant Rm 105 Kitchen Ansul 5 ABC 189 Central Plant Room 130 Amerex 10 ABC 190 Central Plant Room 111 Amerex 10 ABC 191 Central Plant First Floor Boiler Room Amerex 10 ABC 192 Central Plant First Floor Boiler Room Amerex 193 Central Plant First Floor Boiler Room Amerex 194 Central Plant First Floor Boiler Room Elevator Room Amerex 195 Central Plant Smoke Room Amerex 5 ABC 196 Central Plant Room 124 Ansul 5 ABC 197 Central Plant Room 124 Amerex 10 ABC 198 Central Plant Room 124 Badger 10 ABC 199 Central Plant 3rd floor Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 200 Central Plant 2nd floor office Amerex 10 ABC 201 Central Plant 2nd floor boiler room Amerex 10 ABC 202 Central Plant 2nd floor boiler room Amerex 10 ABC 203 Central Plant 2nd Floor Electric Side Kidde 15 CO2 204 Central Plant 2nd Floor Electric Side Kidde 15 CO2 205 Central Plant Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 206 Central Plant Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 207 Central Plant Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 208 South Sewer Pump Across From Hangars Kidde 10 ABC 209 Center Pier Outside Room 758 Amerex 10 ABC 210 Center Pier Outside Room 782 Amerex 10 ABC 211 Center Pier Outside Room 771 Amerex 10 ABC 212 Center Pier Outside Stairs 704 Amerex 10 ABC 213 Center Pier Bottom Level Cabinet By Restroom Amerex 10 ABC 214 Center Pier Room 705 Amerex 10 CO2 215 Center Pier Room 702 Amerex 10 ABC 216 Center Pier Room 706 Amerex 10 ABC 217 Center Pier Room 725 Amerex 10 CO2 218 Center Pier Room 725 Amerex 10 CO2 219 Center Pier Room 724 Amerex 10 CO2 220 Center Pier Room 724 Amerex 10 CO2 221 Center Pier Room 730 Amerex 10 ABC 222 Center Pier Room 727 Amerex 10 CO2 223 Center Pier Room 727 Amerex 10 CO2 224 Center Pier Hall Cabinet by room 727 Amerex 10 ABC 225 Center Pier Room 765 Amerex 10 CO2 226 Center Pier Room 765 Amerex 10 CO2 227 Center Pier Room 779 Amerex 10 CO2 228 Center Pier Room 779 Amerex 10 CO2 229 Center Pier Room 783 Amerex 10 CO2 230 Center Pier Hall cabinet by room 783 Amerex 10 ABC 231 Center Pier Room 762 Amerex 10 CO2 232 Center Pier Room 762 Amerex 10 CO2 233 Center Pier Room 768 Amerex 10 ABC 234 Center Pier Hall Cabinet By Room 768 Amerex 10 ABC 235 Center Pier Main Level Room 705A Amerex 10 CO2 236 Center Pier Room 705B Amerex 10 ABC 237 Center Pier Hall Cabinet by Ladies room Amerex 10 ABC 238 Center Pier Hall Cabinet By Gate 25 Amerex 10 ABC 239 Center Pier Room 767A Amerex 10 CO2 240 Center Pier Room 767B Amerex 10 ABC 241 Center Pier In Cabinet By Gate 27 Amerex 10 ABC 242 Center Pier In Cabinet By Gate 29 Buckeye 10 ABC 243 Center Pier In Cabinet By Gate 32 Buckeye 10 ABC 244 Center Pier In Cabinet By Gate 30 Amerex 10 ABC 245 Center Pier Room 770 Amerex 10 ABC 246 Center Pier Hall Cabinet By Mens Room Amerex 10 ABC 247 Center Pier Main Level Room 762 Amerex 10 CO2 248 Center Pier Top Level Halll Cabinet Buckeye 10 ABC 249 Center Pier Room 706 Amerex 10 ABC 250 Center Pier Hall Cabinet By Room 706 Amerex 10 ABC 251 Center Pier Room 704 Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 252 Center Pier Room 702 Amerex 10 ABC 253 Center Pier Room 700 Amerex 10 CO2 254 Center Pier Room 700 Amerex 10 CO2 255 North Pier Outside Room 870 Amerex 10 CO2 256 North Pier Outside Room 871 Amerex 10 CO2 257 North Pier Inside Room 855 Amerex 10 CO2 258 North Pier Inside Cabinet By Gate 35 Amerex 10 ABC 259 North Pier Bottom Level Room 805 Amerex 10 CO2 260 North Pier Room 802 Amerex 10 ABC 261 North Pier Room 806 Amerex 10 ABC 262 North Pier Room 825 Amerex 10 CO2 263 North Pier Room 825 Amerex 10 CO2 264 North Pier Room 824 Amerex 10 CO2 265 North Pier Room 824 Amerex 10 CO2 266 North Pier Hall Cabinet By Room 850 Amerex 10 ABC 267 North Pier Room 875 Amerex 10 CO2 268 North Pier Room 875 Amerex 10 CO2 269 North Pier Room 883 Amerex 10 CO2 270 North Pier Hall Cabinet By Room 883 Amerex 10 ABC 271 North Pier Room 874 Amerex 10 CO2 272 North Pier Room 874 Amerex 10 CO2 273 North Pier Room 882 Amerex 10 ABC 274 North Pier Hall Cabinet By Room 882 Amerex 10 ABC 275 North Pier Main Level Cabinet by Security CK Amerex 10 ABC 276 North Pier Room 805B Amerex 10 CO2 277 North Pier Room 805A Amerex 10 ABC 278 North Pier Hall Cabinet by Ladies room Amerex 10 ABC 279 North Pier Room 857 Amerex 10 ABC 280 North Pier Room 859 Amerex 10 CO2 281 North Pier In Cabinet By Five Guys Amerex 10 ABC 282 North Pier In Cabinet By Gate 39 Buckeye 10 ABC 283 North Pier In Cabinet By Gate 42 Buckeye 10 ABC 284 North Pier In Cabinet By Gate 40 Amerex 10 ABC 285 North Pier Main Level Room 872 Amerex 10 ABC 286 North Pier Room 864 Amerex 10 CO2 287 North Pier Hall Cabinet By Room 864 Amerex 10 ABC 288 Top Level Hall Door Far Right Go through Door To Start 289 North Pier 1st Door on Right Amerex 10 CO2 290 North Pier 2nd Door on Right Amerex 10 ABC 291 North Pier Last Door on Left Amerex 10 CO2 292 North Pier Last Door on Left Amerex 10 CO2 293 Air Field Little Checkered Building Amerex 10 ABC 294 Air Field Yellow Trailer Amerex 20 PK 295 Air Field Electric Shop Amerex 11 Halotron 296 Air Field Electric Shop Amerex 9 Halon 297 Air Field Electric Shop Amerex 9 Halon 298 Air Field Electric Shop Vault 900 Amerex 9 Halon 299 Air Field Security Gate A Ansul 10 ABC 300 Off Sites North Sewer Pump House Kidde 10 ABC 301 Off Sites North Sewer Generator Amerex 10 ABC 302 Off Sites North Sewer Generator Amerex 9 Halon 303 Off Sites North Sewer Pump Station Kidde 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 304 Off Sites Bus Fuel Station Amerex 10 ABC 305 Off Sites Natural Gas Amerex 10 ABC 306 South Pier Outside Room 670 Amerex 10 ABC 307 South Pier Outside Room 687 Amerex 10 ABC 308 South Pier Outside Room 671 Amerex 10 CO2 309 South Pier Outside Stairs SB-602 Amerex 10 ABC 310 South Pier Bottom Level Room 603 Amerex 10 CO2 311 South Pier Bottom Level Room 602 Amerex 10 CO2 312 South Pier Bottom Level Room 604 Amerex 10 ABC 313 South Pier Bottom Level Hall Cabinet By Room 604 Amerex 10 ABC 314 South Pier Bottom Level Room 625 Amerex 10 CO2 315 South Pier Bottom Level Room 625 Amerex 10 CO2 316 South Pier Bottom Level Room 640 Badger 5 ABC 317 South Pier Bottom Level Room 640 Amerex 5 ABC 318 South Pier Bottom Level Room 640 Badger 5 ABC 319 South Pier Bottom Level Room 640 Badger 5 ABC 320 South Pier Bottom Level Room 675 Amerex 10 CO2 321 South Pier Bottom Level Room 675 Amerex 10 CO2 322 South Pier Bottom Level Room 683 Amerex 10 CO2 323 South Pier Bottom Level Hall Cabinet By Room 683 Amerex 10 ABC 324 South Pier Bottom Level Room 674 Amerex 10 CO2 325 South Pier Bottom Level Room 674 Amerex 10 CO2 326 South Pier Bottom Level Room 682 Amerex 10 ABC 327 South Pier Bottom Level Hall Cabinet By Room 682 Amerex 10 ABC 328 South Pier Main Level Room 605B Amerex 10 CO2 329 South Pier Main Level Room 605A Amerex 10 ABC 330 South Pier Main Level Room 661 Amerex 10 CO2 331 South Pier Main Level In Cabinet by McD's Amerex 10 ABC 332 South Pier Main Level In Cabinet By Gate 17 Buckeye 10 ABC 333 South Pier Main Level In Cabinet By Gate 18 Buckeye 10 ABC 334 South Pier Main Level In Cabinet By Gate 16 Amerex 10 ABC 335 South Pier Main Level room 660 Amerex 10 ABC 336 South Pier Main Level Room 624 Amerex 10 ABC 337 South Pier Main Level In Cabinet By Men's Room Amerex 10 ABC 338 South Pier Top Level Hall Cabinet Behind Exit Doors Amerex 10 ABC 339 South Pier Top Level Hall Cabinet Behind Door 610 Amerex 10 ABC 340 South Pier Top Level Room 605 Amerex 10 CO2 341 South Pier Top Level Room 604 Amerex 10 ABC 342 South Pier Top Level Room 603 Amerex 10 ABC 343 South Pier Top Level Room 602 Amerex 10 ABC 344 South Pier Top Level Room 600 Amerex 10 CO2 345 South Pier Top Level Room 600 Amerex 10 CO2 346 Banjo Inside Door Under Conveyour Belt Amerex 10 ABC 347 Banjo Inside Vault #5 Amerex 9 Halon 348 Banjo Inside Machine Room 5 General 20 ABC 349 Banjo Inside Machine Room 5 Amerex 10 ABC 350 Banjo Inside Machine Room 5 Amerex 10 ABC 351 Banjo Inside Door to Terminal next to Mach Rm. Amerex 10 ABC 352 Banjo Mechanical Room 4 Kidde 20 ABC 353 Banjo Stairs Across From Mech Rm 4 Amerex 10 ABC 354 Banjo Mechanical Room 3 Kidde 20 ABC 355 Banjo Stairs Across From Mech Rm 3 Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 356 Banjo Inside First Floor Bottom of Steps Amerex 10 ABC 357 Banjo Inside Vault #6 Amerex 9 Halon 358 Banjo Inside Vault #6 Amerex 9 Halon 359 Banjo 3rd Floor Machine Room#1 Amerex 10 ABC 360 Banjo Main Floor By Security Check Amerex 10 ABC 361 Banjo Main Floor Cabinet By Mens Room Amerex 10 ABC 362 Banjo Cabinet 1 Amerex 10 ABC 363 Banjo Cabinet 2 Amerex 10 ABC 364 Banjo Cabinet 3 Amerex 10 ABC 365 Banjo Cabinet 4 Amerex 10 ABC 366 Banjo Cabinet 5 Amerex 10 ABC 367 Banjo Cabinet 6 Amerex 10 ABC 368 Banjo Cabinet 7 Amerex 10 ABC 369 Banjo Cabinet 8 Amerex 10 ABC 370 Banjo Cabinet 9 Amerex 10 ABC 371 Banjo Cabinet By Ladies Room Amerex 10 ABC 372 Banjo 3rd Floor Machine Room #2 Amerex 10 ABC 373 Banjo 1st Floor Bottom of steps Amerex 10 ABC 374 Hangar 11 Outside High Voltage Room Amerex 9 Halon 375 Hangar 11 Outside Machine room 6 Badger 10 ABC 376 Hangar 11 Outside Machine Room 6-TV6 Amerex 9 Halon 377 Hangar 11 1st Floor Main Entrance Amerex 10 ABC 378 Hangar 11 2nd Floor In Hall By Bridge Amerex 10 ABC 379 Hangar 11 In Hall By Room 211 Amerex 10 ABC 380 Hangar 11 In Room 211 Amerex 10 ABC 381 Hangar 11 In Room 210 Amerex 10 ABC 382 Hangar 11 In Hall By Mens Room Amerex 10 ABC 383 Hangar 11 In Hall By Room 202 Amerex 10 ABC 384 Hangar 11 In Room 201 Ansul 5 ABC 385 Hangar 12 1st Floor Main Entrance Amerex 10 ABC 386 Hangar 12 1st Floor Telephone Room Amerex 9 halon 387 Hangar 12 2nd Floor In Hall at Top of Steps Amerex 10 ABC 388 Hangar 12 In Room 201 Amerex 10 ABC 389 Hangar 12 In Room 201 Amerex 10 ABC 390 Hangar 12 In Room 201 Amerex 10 ABC 391 Hangar 12 In Hall By Room 202 Amerex 10 ABC 392 Hangar 12 In Hall By Mens Room Amerex 10 ABC 393 Hangar 12 In Hall By Room 209 Amerex 10 ABC 394 Hangar 12 In Room 209 Amerex 10 ABC 395 Hangar 12 In Room 209 Amerex 10 ABC 396 Hangar 12 In Room 209 Amerex 10 ABC 397 Hangar 12 In Hall By Room 211 General 10 ABC 398 Hangar 12 In Room 211 Amerex 10 ABC 399 Hangar 12 In Room 211 Amerex 10 ABC 400 Warehouse Air Cargo Door 8 Amerex 10 ABC 401 Warehouse Air Cargo Door 8 Amerex 10 ABC 402 Air Cargo Outside Electric Shop Badger 10 ABC 403 Air Cargo Outside Electric Shop Ansul 5 ABC 404 Air Cargo Fire Alarm Panel Room Amerex 10 ABC 405 C.O.B Last Door In Alley Between Hangar 11&COB Buckeye 10 ABC 406 C.O.B Outside Pump Room 103 Amerex 10 ABC 407 C.O.B Outside Pump Room 103 Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 408 C.O.B Outside High Voltage Room 100 Amerex 9 Halon 409 C.O.B Outside High Voltage Room 100 Amerex 10 ABC 410 C.O.B Outside High Voltage Room 100 Amerex 10 ABC 411 C.O.B Outside High Voltage Room 100 Amerex 10 ABC 412 C.O.B Outside High Voltage Room 100 Amerex 9 Halon 413 C.O.B Outside Elevator Room Amerex 10 ABC 414 C.O.B. First Floor Room 107 Amerex 10 ABC 415 C.O.B. First Floor In Hall By Room 107 Amerex 10 ABC 416 C.O.B. First Floor In Room 106 Amerex 10 ABC 417 C.O.B. First Floor In Hall By Rm 118 Amerex 10 ABC 418 C.O.B. First Floor IN room 138 Amerex 10 ABC 419 C.O.B. First Floor In Room 144 Amerex 10 ABC 420 C.O.B. First Floor In Room 144 Amerex 10 ABC 421 C.O.B. First Floor In Hall By Room 144 Amerex 10 ABC 422 C.O.B. First Floor In Room 176.01 Amerex 10 CO2 423 C.O.B. First Floor In Room 180 Amerex 10 ABC 424 C.O.B. First Floor In Room 190 Amerex 10 ABC 425 In Room 263.03 Amerex 10 CO2 426 C.O.B. First Floor In Room 263.03 Amerex 10 CO2 427 C.O.B. 2nd Floor In Room 258 Amerex 10 ABC 428 C.O.B. 2nd Floor In Rm 248-Computer Room Amerex 11 Halotron 429 C.O.B. 2nd Floor In Room 248-Computer Room Amerex 9 Halon 430 C.O.B. 2nd Floor In Rm 248-Computer Room Amerex 10 ABC 431 C.O.B. 2nd Floor In Room 248 Amerex 10 ABC 432 C.O.B. 2nd Floor In Hall By Room 244 Amerex 10 ABC 433 C.O.B. 2nd Floor In Room 230 Amerex 10 ABC 434 C.O.B. 2nd Floor In Hall By Room 210.10 Amerex 10 ABC 435 C.O.B. 2nd Floor In Room 211.01 Amerex 10 ABC 436 C.O.B. 3rd Floor Mechanical Room 313 Amerex 10 CO2 437 C.O.B. 3rd Floor In Room Next to Stairs Amerex 10 ABC 438 West Building 3rd Floor Amerex 10 ABC 439 West Building 2nd Floor Amerex 10 ABC 440 West Building 1st Floor Rm 155 Amerex 10 ABC 441 West Building Room 155 lunch Room Amerex 5 ABC 442 West Building Cabinet By Room 156 Amerex 10 ABC 443 West Building Room 163 Amerex 10 ABC 444 West Building Hall By Police Department Amerex 10 ABC 445 West Building Cabinet at End of Building Amerex 10 ABC 446 West Building Basement Hall by Police Department Amerex 10 ABC 447 West Building Elevator Room Next to Frieght Elevator Amerex 2.5 ABC 448 West Building Hall Next to Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 449 West Building Hall Next to Room 58 Badger 10 ABC 450 West Building Hall Next to Room 53 Amerex 10 ABC 451 East Building 3rd Floor Amerex 10 ABC 452 East Building 2nd Floor Amerex 10 ABC 453 East Building 1st Floor Kitchen Badger 5 ABC 454 East Building Cabinet by room 104 Amerex 10 ABC 455 East Building Hall By Ladies Room Amerex 10 ABC 456 East Building Locksmith Amerex 10 ABC 457 East Building Electric Shop Badger 10 ABC 458 East Building Electric Shop Lunch Room Amerex 10 ABC 459 East Building Hall By Room 122 Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 460 East Building Cabinet By Room 126 Amerex 10 ABC 461 East Building Exit Door By Room 132 Amerex 10 ABC 462 East Building Exit Door In Room 132 Amerex 10 ABC 463 East Building Basement File Room 037 Amerex 5 ABC 464 East Building Basement File Room 037 Amerex 5 ABC 465 East Building Hall By Room 040 Amerex 10 ABC 466 East Building Room 029 Amerex 10 CO2 467 East Building Elevator Room Ansul 5 ABC 468 East Building Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 469 East Building Room 15 Ansul 10 ABC 470 East Building Hall By Room 15 Amerex 10 ABC 471 East Building Room 014 Amerex 10 CO2 472 East Building Hall By Room 01 Amerex 10 ABC 473 Terminal A Outside Vault #4 Amerex 11 Halotron 474 Terminal A Room 078 Amerex 5 ABC 475 Terminal A Hall Cabinet Amerex 10 ABC 476 Terminal A Room 075 Amerex 9 Halon 477 Terminal A Police Department Front Door Amerex 10 ABC 478 Terminal A Police Department Training Room Amerex 10 ABC 479 Terminal A Police Department Hallway Amerex 10 ABC 480 Terminal A Police Department Hallway Amerex 10 ABC 481 Terminal A Police Department Hall By Lockers Amerex 10 ABC 482 Terminal A Room 067 Amerex 9 Halon 483 Terminal A Room 64-A Amerex 10 ABC 484 Terminal A Room 64-A Amerex 10 ABC 485 Terminal A Room 064-C Ansul 5 ABC 486 Terminal A Room 064-C Amerex 9 Halon 487 Terminal A Room 064-C General 10 ABC 488 Terminal A Room 063 Amerex 10 CO2 489 Terminal A Hall Cabinet #14 Amerex 10 ABC 490 Terminal A Room 058 Amerex 9 Halon 491 Terminal A ADT Room Amerex 11 Halotron 492 Terminal A ADT Room Amerex 11 Halotron 493 Terminal A Room Next to ADT Room Amerex 9 Halon 494 Terminal A Room056-A Amerex 10 ABC 495 Terminal A Room 052(Cabinet) Amerex 10 ABC 496 Terminal A Room 052High Voltage Amerex 11 Halotron 497 Terminal A Room 052High Voltage Amerex 11 Halotron 498 Terminal A Room 052High Voltage Amerex 11 Halotron 499 Terminal A Airport Ops Amerex 11 Halotron 500 Terminal A Airport Ops Amerex 10 ABC 501 Terminal A Cabinet By Ops Amerex 10 ABC 502 Terminal A Old Bag. Tunnel 1st Room Amerex 10 ABC 503 Terminal A Old Bag Tunnel 1st Door on Right Amerex 9 Halon 504 Terminal A Old Bag. Tunnel Hallway Amerex 10 ABC 505 Terminal A Old Bag. Tunnel Closet 11 Amerex 9 Halon 506 Terminal A Old Bag. Tunnel Sub#5 Amerex 10 CO2 507 Terminal A Old Bag. Tunnel Sub#5 kidde 20 ABC 508 Terminal A Old Bag. Tunnel MER-28 Amerex 9 Halon 509 Terminal A Old Bag. Tunnel Telephone Room Amerex 5 ABC 510 Terminal A Old Bag. Tunnel Hallway Buckeye 10 ABC 511 Terminal A Old Bag. Tunnel Elevator Room Amerex 10 CO2


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 512 Terminal A Old Bag. Tunnel Hall Amerex 10 ABC 513 Terminal A Old Bag. Tunnel Elevator Room 108 Amerex 10 CO2 514 Terminal A Main Floor 515 Terminal A Secured Side By Gate 10 Amerex 10 ABC 516 Terminal A Secured Side Cabinet By Grill Amerex 10 ABC 517 Terminal A Secured Side(Cabinet By Elevator) Amerex 10 ABC 518 Terminal A Secured Side (Room 445) Amerex 10 CO2 519 Terminal A Secured Side (Room 447) Amerex 10 CO2 520 Terminal A Secured Side(Cabinet By Walkway) Buckeye 10 ABC 521 Terminal A Unsecured Side (Cabinet By Walkway) Amerex 10 ABC 522 Terminal A Unsecured Side (Room 411) Amerex 10 CO2 523 Terminal A Unsecured Side (Cabinet#2 in walkway) Amerex 10 ABC 524 Terminal A Unsecured Side Cabinet In Exhibit Hall Amerex 10 ABC 525 Terminal A Unsecured Side Cabinet By Womens Rm Exhibit Hall Amerex 10 ABC 526 Terminal A Unsecured Side Hall By Exit Doors and Stairs Ansul 10 ABC 527 Terminal A Unsecured Side Catering Room Amerex 10 ABC 528 Terminal A Unsecured Side Catering Room Amerex 10 ABC 529 Terminal A Unsecured Side Cabinet By Mens Room Badger 10 ABC 530 Terminal A Unsecured Side Cabinet By Art Displays Amerex 10 ABC 531 Terminal A Unsecured Side Room 146 Amerex 5 ABC 532 Terminal A Unsecured Side Room 146 Amerex 5 ABC 533 Terminal A Unsecured Side Cabinet By Mens Room Amerex 10 ABC 534 Terminal A Unsecured Side Lost and Found Ansul 5 ABC 535 Terminal A Unsecured Side Hallway to Terminal Amerex 10 ABC 536 Terminal A Unsecured Side Hallway to Terminal Badger 10 ABC 537 Terminal A Unsecured Side Hallway to Terminal Amerex 10 ABC 538 Terminal A Unsecured Side By Security Checkpoint Amerex 10 ABC 539 Terminal A Unsecured Side By Northwest Amerex 10 ABC 540 Terminal A Unsecured Side BY Midwest Amerex 10 ABC 541 Terminal A Unsecured Side By Main Entrance Amerex 10 ABC 542 Terminal A Unsecured Side By Restrooms Amerex 10 ABC 543 Terminal A 3rd Floor 544 Terminal A Elevator Room2920 Amerex 9 Halon 545 Terminal A Cabinet By womens Room Amerex 10 ABC 546 Terminal A Room 284 Amerex 10 ABC 547 Terminal A Room 278 Amerex 5 ABC 548 Terminal A Cabinet By Room 272 Amerex 10 ABC 549 Terminal A Budget and Admin Amerex 10 ABC 550 Terminal A Budget and Admin Lunch Room Badger 5 ABC 551 Terminal A Elevator Room 214A Amerex 9 Halon 552 Shops Outside Pesticide Amerex 10 ABC 553 Shops Structure Shop Amerex 10 ABC 554 Shops Structure Shop Amerex 10 ABC 555 Shops Structure Shop on wall Badger 10 ABC 556 Shops Structure Shop on pole Badger 10 ABC 557 Shops Room 183 Ansul 5 ABC 558 Shops Hall By Room 182 Amerex 10 ABC 559 Shops Hall By Room 196 Amerex 10 ABC 560 Shops Room 196 Amerex 10 ABC 561 Shops Room 196 Amerex 11 Halotron 562 Shops 2nd Floor Hall Amerex 10 ABC 563 Shops 2nd Floor Lunch Room Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 564 Shops 2nd Floor Steps to Upstairs Amerex 10 ABC 565 Shops 3rd Floor Smoke Room Amerex 10 ABC 566 Shops 3rd Floor Bunk Room Amerex 10 ABC 567 Shops 3rd Floor Bunk Room Amerex 10 ABC 568 Shops 3rd Floor Bunk Room Amerex 10 ABC 569 Shops Upper Auto Shop Amerex 10 ABC 570 Shops Upper Auto Shop Amerex 10 ABC 571 Shops Upper Auto Shop Amerex 10 ABC 572 Shops Upper Auto Shop Amerex 10 ABC 573 Shops Upper Auto Shop American 10 ABC 574 Shops Lunch Room Amerex 10 ABC 575 Shops Lower Auto Shop Amerex 10 ABC 576 Shops Lower Auto Shop Amerex 10 ABC 577 Shops Lower Auto Shop Amerex 10 ABC 578 Shops Lower Auto Shop Buckeye 10 ABC 579 Shops Butler Buidling Amerex 10 ABC 580 Shops Outside Boiler House MA-124 Amerex 10 ABC 581 Shops Paint Booth Amerex 10 ABC 582 Shops Paint Booth Amerex 10 ABC 583 Shops Paint Booth Pyrene 20 ABC 584 Shops Paint Booth Buckeye 10 ABC 585 Shops Phone Room Amerex 10 ABC 586 Shops Phone Room Amerex 10 ABC 587 Shops Metal Shop Amerex 10 ABC 588 Shops Metal Shop Amerex 10 ABC 589 Shops Metal Shop Amerex 10 ABC 590 Shops Metal Shop Amerex 10 ABC 591 Shops Metal Shop Amerex 10 ABC 592 Shops Parts Shop Thru Metal Shop Amerex 10 ABC 593 Shops Lower Garage Amerex 10 ABC 594 Shops Lower Garage Amerex 10 ABC 595 Shops Lower Outside Pesticide Amerex 10 ABC 596 Warehouse Building Upstairs kidde 10 ABC 597 Warehouse Building Upstairs By gym Kidde 10 ABC 598 Warehouse Building Back From behind front desk Badger 10 ABC 599 Warehouse Building Back Room Other Side Kidde 10 ABC 600 Warehouse Building Middle of WHS. By Desk Kidde 10 ABC 601 Warehouse Building Middle of WHS. By Desk Kidde 10 ABC 602 Warehouse Building Outside Lunch Room Amerex 5 ABC 603 Warehouse Building In Lunch Room Amerex 10 ABC 604 Warehouse Building Middle of WHSE Amerex 10 ABC 605 Warehouse Building Back of WHSE Amerex 10 ABC 606 Warehouse Building Back of WHSE Amerex 10 ABC 607 Warehouse Building Area 14(Paint Shed) Kidde 10 ABC 608 Warehouse Building Bld. Area 11(Front) Amerex 10 ABC 609 Warehouse Building Bld. Area 11(Back) Amerex 10 ABC 610 Warehouse Building Bld. Area A1(front) Amerex 10 ABC 611 Warehouse Building Bld. Area A1(Back) Amerex 10 ABC 612 Taxi Stand Electric Room Amerex 11 Halotron 613 Taxi Stand (Bottom Level) #1 Amerex 10 ABC 614 Taxi Stand (Bottom Level) #2 Amerex 10 ABC 615 Taxi Stand (Bottom Level) #3 Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 616 Taxi Stand (Bottom Level) #4 Amerex 10 ABC 617 Taxi Stand (Bottom Level) #5 Amerex 10 ABC 618 Taxi Stand (Bottom Level) #6 Amerex 10 ABC 619 Taxi Stand (Bottom Level) #7 Amerex 10 ABC 620 Taxi Stand (Bottom Level) #8 Amerex 10 ABC 621 Taxi Stand (Top Level) #1 Amerex 10 ABC 622 Taxi Stand (Top Level) #2 Amerex 10 ABC 623 Taxi Stand (Top Level) #3 Amerex 10 ABC 624 Taxi Stand (Top Level) #4 Amerex 10 ABC 625 Taxi Stand (Top Level) #5 Amerex 10 ABC 626 Taxi Stand (Top Level) #6 Amerex 10 ABC 627 Taxi Stand (Top Level) #7 Amerex 10 ABC 628 Taxi Stand (Top Level) #8 Amerex 10 ABC 629 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-2 Amerex 10 ABC 630 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-2 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 631 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-3 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 632 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-5 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 633 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-3 Back Amerex 10 ABC 634 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-5 Back Amerex 10 ABC 635 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-7 Back Amerex 10 ABC 636 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-7 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 637 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-9 Middle Buckeye 10 ABC 638 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-11 Middle Buckeye 10 ABC 639 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-11 Back Buckeye 10 ABC 640 B-C Parking Level 5 C5-13 Back Buckeye 10 ABC 641 B-C Parking Level 5 C5-13 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 642 B-C Parking Level 5 C5-15 Middle Buckeye 10 ABC 643 B-C Parking Level 5 C5-15 Front Amerex 10 ABC 644 B-C Parking Level 5 C5-14 Front Amerex 10 ABC 645 B-C Parking Level 5 C5-12 Front Amerex 10 ABC 646 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-10 Front Amerex 10 ABC 647 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-8 Front Amerex 10 ABC 648 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-6 Front Amerex 10 ABC 649 B-C Parking Level 5 B5-4 Front Amerex 10 ABC 650 B-C Parking Level 4 B4-2 Front Amerex 10 ABC 651 B-C Parking Level 4 B4-1 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 652 B-C Parking Level 4 B4-3 Back Amerex 10 ABC 653 B-C Parking Level 4 B4-5 Back Badger 10 ABC 654 B-C Parking Level 4 B4-7 Back Amerex 10 ABC 655 B-C Parking Level 4 B4-11 Back Badger 10 ABC 656 B-C Parking Level 4 C4-18 Front Badger 10 ABC 657 B-C Parking Level 4 C4-16 Front Badger 10 ABC 658 B-C Parking Level 4 C4-14 front Amerex 10 ABC 659 B-C Parking Level 4 C4-12 Front Badger 10 ABC 660 B-C Parking Level 4 B4-10 Front Amerex 10 ABC 661 B-C Parking Level 4 B4-6 Front Badger 10 ABC 662 B-C Parking Level 4 B4-4 Front Badger 10 ABC 663 B-C Parking Level 3 By Front Door Badger 10 ABC 664 B-C Parking Level 3 B3-1 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 665 B-C Parking Level 3 B3-3 Middle Badger 10 ABC 666 B-C Parking Level 3 B3-3 Back Amerex 10 ABC 667 B-C Parking Level 3 B3-6 Back Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 668 B-C Parking Level 3 B3-7 Back Badger 10 ABC 669 B-C Parking Level 3 B3-11 Back Badger 10 ABC 670 B-C Parking Level 3 C3-14 Back Amerex 10 ABC 671 B-C Parking Level 3 C front door Amerex 10 ABC 672 B-C Parking Level 3 C3-18 Front Amerex 10 ABC 673 B-C Parking Level 3 C3-16 Front Badger 10 ABC 674 B-C Parking Level 3 C3-14 Front Amerex 10 ABC 675 B-C Parking Level 3 C3-12 Front Buckeye 10 ABC 676 B-C Parking Level 3 B3-10 Front Badger 10 ABC 677 B-C Parking Level 3 B3-8 Front Amerex 10 ABC 678 B-C Parking Level 3 B3-6 Front Buckeye 10 ABC 679 B-C Parking Level 3 B3-4 Front Badger 10 ABC 680 B-C Parking Level 2 B Front Door Amerex 10 ABC 681 B-C Parking Level 2 B2-2 Middle 10 ABC 682 B-C Parking Level 2 B2-3 Back Badger 10 ABC 683 B-C Parking Level 2 B2-4 Back Amerex 10 ABC 684 B-C Parking Level 2 B2-6 Back Amerex 10 ABC 685 B-C Parking Level 2 B2-8 Back Amerex 10 ABC 686 B-C Parking Level 2 C2-12 Back Amerex 10 ABC 687 B-C Parking Level 2 C2-14 Back Amerex 10 ABC 688 B-C Parking Level 2 C2-16 Back Badger 10 ABC 689 B-C Parking Level 2 C2 Front Door Buckeye 10 ABC 690 B-C Parking Level 2 C2-17 Front Door Badger 10 ABC 691 B-C Parking Level 2 C2-15 Front Amerex 10 ABC 692 B-C Parking Level 2 C2-13 Front Amerex 10 ABC 693 B-C Parking Level 2 C2-12 Front Amerex 10 ABC 694 B-C Parking Level 2 B2-10 middle Badger 10 ABC 695 B-C Parking Level 2 B2-7 Front Amerex 10 ABC 696 B-C Parking Level 2 B2-5 Front Badger 10 ABC 697 B-C Parking Level 2 B2-3 Front Badger 10 ABC 698 B-C Parking Level 1 B Front Door Buckeye 10 ABC 699 B-C Parking Level 1 B1-2 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 700 B-C Parking Level 1 B1-2 Back Buckeye 10 ABC 701 B-C Parking Level 1 B1-4 Back Amerex 10 ABC 702 B-C Parking Level 1 B1-6 Back Badger 10 ABC 703 B-C Parking Level 1 B1-9 Back Buckeye 10 ABC 704 B-C Parking Level 1 C1-12 Back Amerex 10 ABC 705 B-C Parking Level 1 C1-14 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 706 B-C Parking Level 1 C1 Front Door Amerex 10 ABC 707 B-C Parking Level 1 C1-18 Front Amerex 10 ABC 708 B-C Parking Level 1 C1-16 Front Badger 10 ABC 709 B-C Parking Level 1 C1-12 Front Amerex 10 ABC 710 B-C Parking Level 1 Office Badger 10 ABC 711 B-C Parking Level 1 By toll Booth Amerex 10 ABC 712 B-C Parking Level 1 B1-7 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 713 B-C Parking Level 1 B1-5 Front Amerex 10 ABC 714 B-C Parking Level 1 B1-3 Front Buckeye 10 ABC 715 B-C Parking Level 1 Ground Level B Front Door Amerex 10 ABC 716 B-C Parking Level 1 BG-2 Back Buckeye 10 ABC 717 B-C Parking Level 1 BG-5 Back Badger 10 ABC 718 B-C Parking Level 1 BG-10 Back Buckeye 10 ABC 719 B-C Parking Level 1 CG-13 Back Badger 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 720 B-C Parking Level 1 CG front door Badger 10 ABC 721 B-C Parking Level 1 CG-17 Front Amerex 10 ABC 722 B-C Parking Level 1 CG-15 Front Amerex 10 ABC 723 B-C Parking Level 1 CG-11 Front Amerex 10 ABC 724 B-C Parking Level 1 BG-7 Front Amerex 10 ABC 725 B-C Parking Level 1 BG-3 Front Amerex 10 ABC 726 B-Parking Basement Rm 2010 Amerex 10 CO2 727 B-Parking Basement Rm2012 Badger 10 ABC 728 B-Parking Basement Rm 2014 Amerex 10 CO2 729 C- Parking Basement Rm3010 Amerex 10 CO2 730 C- Parking Basement Rm 3012 Badger 10 ABC 731 C- Parking Basement Rm 3014 Amerex 10 CO2 732 B-C Parking Electric Room Amerex 10 CO2 733 B-C Parking Electric Room Amerex 10 CO2 734 B-C Parking Electric Room Amerex 10 ABC 735 Car Wash Q.T.A Electric Room Amerex 10 CO2 736 B-C Terminal Sub Level North Check Amerex 10 ABC 737 B-C Terminal Sub Level Elevator Rm 593 Amerex 10 CO2 738 B-C Terminal Sub Level North Pier Amerex 10 ABC 739 B-C Terminal Sub Level North Pier Rm 803 Amerex 10 ABC 740 B-C Terminal Sub Level North Pier Rm 809 Amerex 10 CO2 741 B-C Terminal Sub Level MER-1 (800) Amerex 10 CO2 742 B-C Terminal Sub Level MER-1 (800) Amerex 10 CO2 743 B-C Terminal Sub Level Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 744 B-C Terminal Sub Level Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 745 B-C Terminal Sub Level Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 746 B-C Terminal Sub Level Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 747 B-C Terminal Sub Level Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 748 B-C Terminal Sub Level MER-2 (701) Amerex 10 CO2 749 B-C Terminal Sub Level MER-2 (701) Amerex 10 CO2 750 B-C Terminal Sub Level Center Check Point Amerex 10 ABC 751 B-C Terminal Sub Level Center Check Point Elev. 553 Amerex 10 CO2 752 B-C Terminal Sub Level Center Pier Amerex 10 ABC 753 B-C Terminal Sub Level Center Pier Rm 703 Amerex 10 ABC 754 B-C Terminal Sub Level Center Pier Rm 709 Amerex 10 CO2 755 B-C Terminal Sub Level Center Pier Rm 704 Amerex 10 ABC 756 B-C Terminal Sub Level TUnnel Amerex 10 ABC 757 B-C Terminal Sub Level Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 758 B-C Terminal Sub Level Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 759 B-C Terminal Sub Level Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 760 B-C Terminal Sub Level Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 761 B-C Terminal Sub Level Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 762 B-C Terminal Sub Level MER-3 (601) Amerex 10 CO2 763 B-C Terminal Sub Level MER-3 (601) Amerex 10 CO2 764 B-C Terminal Sub Level South Pier Amerex 10 ABC 765 B-C Terminal Sub Level South Pier Rm603 Amerex 10 ABC 766 B-C Terminal Sub Level South Pier Rm 609 Amerex 10 CO2 767 B-C Terminal Sub Level South Pier Rm 602 Amerex 10 ABC 768 B-C Terminal Sub Level South Check Point 503 Amerex 10 CO2 769 B-C Terminal Sub Level South Point Check 502 Amerex 10 ABC 770 B-C Terminal Sub Level Enclosed Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 771 B-C Terminal Sub Level Enclosed Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 772 B-C Terminal Sub Level Enclosed Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 773 B-C Terminal Sub Level Enclosed Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 774 B-C Terminal Sub Level Enclosed Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 775 B-C Terminal Sub Level Enclosed Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 776 B-C Terminal Sub Level Enclosed Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 777 B-C Terminal Sub Level Enclosed Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 778 B-C Terminal Sub Level Enclosed Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 779 B-C Terminal Sub Level Enclosed Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 780 B-C Terminal Sub Level Enclosed Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 781 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel North Rnd Rm 572 Amerex 10 CO2 782 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel North End Rm 582 Amerex 10 ABC 783 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel North End Hall Amerex 10 ABC 784 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel North End Rm 576 Amerex 10 CO2 785 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 786 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 787 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 788 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 789 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 790 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 791 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel Tunnel (Rm 550) Amerex 10 CO2 792 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 793 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 794 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 795 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 796 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 797 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel Tunnel Amerex 10 ABC 798 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel South End Cabinet Kidde 20 ABC 799 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel South End Room 520 Amerex 10 CO2 800 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel South End Hall Amerex 10 ABC 801 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel South End 514 Amerex 10 ABC 802 B-C Terminal Baggage Tunnel South End Rm 524 Amerex 10 CO2 803 A-Parking Level 1 A1-1 Electric Room Badger 10 ABC 804 A-Parking Level 1 A1-1 Right Side of Electric Room Amerex 10 CO2 805 A-Parking Level 1 Stair 2 Amerex 10 ABC 806 A-Parking Level 1 A1-3 Far Right Buckeye 10 ABC 807 A-Parking Level 1 A1-4 Back Badger 10 ABC 808 A-Parking Level 1 A1-3 (Middle) Buckeye 10 ABC 809 A-Parking Level 1 A1-2 Front Buckeye 10 ABC 810 A-Parking Level 1 A1-1 Front Buckeye 10 ABC 811 A-Parking Level 1 A1-2 Middle Buckeye 10 ABC 812 A-Parking Level 1 A1-3 Back Buckeye 10 ABC 813 A-Parking Level 1 By Exit Ramp Amerex 10 ABC 814 A-Parking Level 1 By Exit Ramp Buckeye 10 ABC 815 A-Parking Level 1 Storage Room Buckeye 10 ABC 816 A-Parking Level 1 Storage Room Buckeye 10 ABC 817 A-Parking Level 1 Storage Room Buckeye 10 ABC 818 A-Parking Level 1 Storage Room Badger 10 ABC 819 A-Parking Level 1 By toll Booth Badger 10 ABC 820 A-Parking Level 1 Stair By Office Amerex 10 ABC 821 A-Parking Level 1 Office By Recept Buckeye 5 CO2 822 A-Parking Level 1 Office By Womens Room Buckeye 10 ABC 823 A-Parking Level 1 Office By Lounge Buckeye 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 824 A-Parking Level 1 Office in Back Buckeye 10 ABC 825 A-Parking Level 1 Computer Room Buckeye 5 Halotron 826 A-Parking Level 1 Computer Room Buckeye 11 Halotron 827 A-Parking Level 1 Office Electric Room Buckeye 5 CO2 828 A-Parking Level 1 Office Electric Room Buckeye 10 ABC 829 A-Parking Level 1 Office Electric Room Buckeye 10 CO2 830 A-Parking Basement MR-1 Amerex 9 Halon 831 A-Parking Basement ER-Room EL-3 Amerex 10 ABC 832 A-Parking Basement CR-Room El-1 Amerex 10 ABC 833 A-Parking Basement SR-2 EL-4 Amerex 10 ABC 834 A-Parking Basement Sub-50 Room Amerex 9 Halon 835 A-Parking Basement Sub-50 Room Amerex 9 Halon 836 A-Parking Basement MER-41 Badger 10 ABC 837 A-Parking Basement MER-42 Badger 10 ABC 838 A-Parking Basement SR-1 Room EL-2 Amerex 10 ABC 839 A-Parking Basement MER-40 Badger 10 ABC 840 A-Parking Basement Outside Rm 1041 Badger 10 ABC 841 A-Parking Basement Outside Rm 1043 Badger 10 ABC 842 A-Parking Rental Car By mens room Amerex 10 ABC 843 A-Parking Rental Car By Soda Machine Amerex 10 ABC 844 A-Parking Rental Car By Front Entrance Amerex 10 ABC 845 A-Parking Rental Car By Right Side Womens Room Amerex 10 ABC 846 A-Parking Rental Car By Right Side Soda Machine Amerex 10 ABC 847 A-Parking Rental Car By Budget Amerex 10 ABC 848 A-Parking Level 3 Stair 1 Amerex 10 ABC 849 A-Parking Level 3 Stair 3 Amerex 10 ABC 850 A-Parking Level 3 A3-1 Front Amerex 10 ABC 851 A-Parking Level 3 A3-3 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 852 A-Parking Level 3 A5-5 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 853 A-Parking Level 3 Stair 5 Amerex 10 ABC 854 A-Parking Level 3 A3-9 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 855 A-Parking Level 3 A3-11 Back Amerex 10 ABC 856 A-Parking Level 3 A3-12 Back Amerex 10 ABC 857 A-Parking Level 3 By toll Booth Amerex 10 ABC 858 A-Parking Level 3 A3-12 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 859 A-Parking Level 3 Stair 4 Amerex 10 ABC 860 A-Parking Level 3 A3-8 Middle Amerex 5 ABC 861 A-Parking Level 3 A3-6 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 862 A-Parking Level 3 A3-4 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 863 A-Parking Level 3 Stair 2 Amerex 10 ABC 864 A-Parking Level 3 A3-2 Front Amerex 10 ABC 865 A-Parking Level 2 Stair 1 Amerex 10 ABC 866 A-Parking Level 2 A2-2 Buckeye 10 ABC 867 A-Parking Level 2 Stair 3 Amerex 10 ABC 868 A-Parking Level 2 A2-3 Middle Buckeye 10 ABC 869 A-Parking Level 2 A2-4 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 870 A-Parking Level 2 Stair 5 Amerex 10 ABC 871 A-Parking Level 2 A2-7 Middle Badger 10 ABC 872 A-Parking Level 2 A2-7 Back Badger 10 ABC 873 A-Parking Level 2 A2-7 Back Buckeye 10 ABC 874 A-Parking Level 2 A2-6 Middle Buckeye 10 ABC 875 A-Parking Level 2 Stair 4 Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 876 A-Parking Level 2 A2-5 Right Badger 10 ABC 877 A-Parking Level 2 A2-5 Middle Buckeye 10 ABC 878 A-Parking Level 2 A2-3 Middle Buckeye 10 ABC 879 A-Parking Level 2 Stair 2 Amerex 10 ABC 880 A-Parking Level 2 A2-2 Front Badger 10 ABC 881 Hangar - 5 Outside High Volume Room Amerex 11 Halotron 882 Parking Garage - A Electric Room Amerex 10 CO2 883 Corporate Office Building 2nd Floor - Room 230 Amerex 10 ABC 884 Hangar - 3 Outside High Voltage Amerex 11 Halotron 885 Hangar - 2 Inside Front Door Amerex 10 CO2 886 Terminal A Room 084 Badger 10 ABC 887 Terminal A Room 084 Badger 10 ABC 888 Terminal A Old Baggage Tunnel Amerex 10 CO2 889 Terminal A Old Baggage Tunnel Amerex 10 CO2 890 Hangar 2 In Hangar, By Exit Badger 10 ABC 891 Hangar 2 In Generator Room Amerex 10 ABC 892 Hangar 2 In Hangar By Restrooms Amerex 10 ABC 893 Hanagar 2 In Hangar By Office Amerex 10 ABC 894 B-C Terminal In Room C2-575 Amerex 10 CO2 895 B-C Terminal In Room C2-573 Amerex 10 ABC 896 B-C Terminal In Room C2-569 Amerex 10 CO2 897 B-C Terminal In Room C2-569 Amerex 10 CO2 898 B-C Terminal In Room C2-569 Amerex 10 CO2 899 B-C Terminal Hall Cabinet By Room C2-569 Amerex 10 ABC 900 B-C Terminal In Room C2-565 Amerex 10 CO2 901 B-C Terminal Hall Cabinet By Room C2-552 Amerex 10 ABC 902 B-C Terminal In Room C2-543 Amerex 10 CO2 903 B-C Terminal In Room C2-541 Amerex 10 ABC 904 B-C Terminal In Room B2-539 Amerex 10 CO2 905 B-C Terminal In Room B2-539 Amerex 10 CO2 906 B-C Terminal In Room B2-539 Amerex 10 CO2 907 B-C Terminal Hall Cabinet By Room B2-539 Amerex 10 ABC 908 B-C Terminal In Room B2-537 Amerex 10 ABC 909 B-C Terminal In Room B2-535 Amerex 10 CO2 910 B-C Terminal In Room B2-517 Amerex 10 CO2 911 Main Level (Unsescure) End of Walkway Amerex 10 ABC 912 Main Level (Unsescure) Other End of Walkway Amerex 10 ABC 913 Parking - Building 9 Level-1 Stair 1 Badger 10 ABC 914 Hangar 5A Communications Center Amerex 9.5 Cleanguard915 Hangar 5 Machine Room 3 Badger 10 ABC 916 Hangar 5 Main Lobby Amerex 10 ABC 917 Hangar 4 Fire Alarm Control Panel Amerex 10 CO2 918 Hangar 3 High Voltage Room Amerex 11 Halotron 919 Hangar 3 High Voltage Room Amerex 10 ABC 920 Parking A Level-5 Stairs #1 Buckeye 10 ABC 921 Parking A Level-5 Stairs #3 Buckeye 10 ABC 922 Parking A Level-5 Row 1 Front Amerex 10 ABC 923 Parking A Level-5 Row 5 Middle Buckeye 10 ABC 924 Parking A Level-5 Stairs 5 Amerex 10 ABC 925 Parking A Level-5 Row 9 Back Amerex 10 ABC 926 Parking A Level-5 Row 12 Back Amerex 10 ABC 927 Parking A Level-5 Row 10 Back Amerex 10 ABC


Number General Location Location Manufacturer Size Type 928 Parking A Level-5 Stairs #4 Amerex 10 ABC 929 Parking A Level-5 Row 6 Middle Amerex 10 ABC 930 Parking A Level-5 Row 4 Middle Buckeye 10 ABC 931 Parking A Level-5 Row 2 Front Amerex 10 ABC 932 Parking A Level-5 Stairs #2 Buckeye 10 ABC 933 Banjo EIM Room Amerex 10 ABC 934 Warehouse Lot #1 Behind Warehouse Kidde 10 ABC 935 Hangar 11 Next to Machine room 50, snow chemical storage Amerex 10 ABC 936 Hangar 2 Street Side snow equipment/chemicals stored Amerex 10 ABC 937 Hangar 2 Street Side snow equipment/chemicals stored Amerex 10 ABC 938 Terminal C U.S. Airways Maint, next to card reader #347 Amerex 10 ABC 939 Term. A Elevator 161 Mech Room Amerex 10 ABC 940 Term. A Security corridor Amerex 10 ABC 941 Term. A Security Corridor Stairwell Amerex 10 ABC 942 Term. A Outbound Baggage Facility Amerex 10 ABC

Term. A Outbound Baggage Facility 943 Term. A Outbound Baggage Facility Amerex 10 ABC 944 Hanger 12 In Hanger 12 (In 2nd door in telephone room) Buckeye 10 ABC 945 Hanger 6 EMR Amerex 10 ABC

Suppression Systems

1 Warehouse Suppression System - Dry Chemical

HAZMAT Building Beside Warehouse Kidde IND-21

2 North Pier AOA Suppression

System- Dry Chemical

Hazmat Building C1-861 Ansul SPA-50

3 South Pier AOA Suppression System – Dry Chemical

Hazmat Building B1-660 Kidde IND-21

4 Center Pier AOA Suppression

System– Dry Chemical Hazmat BuildingC1-758 Kidde IND-21

5 East Bldg, Suppression System

- Ansul R-102 Kitchen Ansul R-102

6 Hanger 5, Suppression System

– Clean Agent

Radio Room Intergen

7 Hanger 5, Suppression System – Clean Agent

Central Command Center Intergen

8 COB Suppression System –

Clean Agent Computer Room Intergen

9 CWAS Suppression System –

Clean Agent Near Gate 14 FM-200

10 ARRF – Suppression System -

R-102 Firehouse Ansul R-102


APPENDIX B.2 IAD EQUIPMENT INVENTORY LISTINGS

Types of Fire Extinguishers, Location, Quantity

ABC 5 LB 10 LB 20 LB TOTAL CO2 5 LB 10 LB 15 LB 20 LB

Main 20 502 16 538 Main

Concourse A 16 40 82 138 Concourse A

Concourse B 2 148 39 189 Concourse B 1

Concourse C 8 146 154 Concourse C 1 1

Concourse D 38 38 Concourse D

North Service 14 118 8 140 North Service 2 1

South Service 31 127 22 180 South Service 2 1

Parking Garages 254 254 Parking Garages

Airways/Vaults 24 24 Airways/Vaults

APM Tunnel 159 1 160 APM Tunnel

1815

BC 5 LB 10 LB 20 LB TOTAL CLEAN GUARD 5 LB 9 LB 13 LB TOTAL

Main 0 6 6 Main 2 6 8

Concourse A Concourse A 1 5 1 7

Concourse B Concourse B 2 2 4

Concourse C Concourse C

Concourse D Concourse D

North Service North Service 3 2 5

South Service South Service 1 1

Parking Garages Parking Garages

Airways/Vaults Airways/Vaults

APM Tunnel APM Tunnel

6 25

PURPLE K 5 LB 10 LB 20 LB TOTAL HALON 5 LB 9 LB 13 LB TOTAL

Main Main 6 3 9

Concourse A Concourse A 1 2 3

Concourse B Concourse B 3 1 4

Concourse C 2 2 Concourse C

Concourse D 1 1 Concourse D 2 1 3

North Service North Service

South Service South Service 2 1 3

Parking Garages Parking Garages 11 11



3 33

CLASS D 30 LB TOTAL HALATRON 5 LB 11 LB 15LB TOTAL

Main Main 1 1

Concourse A Concourse A

Concourse B Concourse B 7 7

Concourse C Concourse C

Concourse D Concourse D

North Service North Service

South Service 4 4 South Service 1 1

Parking Garages Parking Garages



4 9

CLASS K 6 LITER TOTAL

North Service 3 3

South Service 1 1

4


IAD EQUIPMENT INVENTORY LISTINGS

Suppressions Systems: 1. SPA-50 Industrial Dry Chemical System

a. Warehouse Storage 2. FM-200 – Clean Agent System

a. Main Terminal, BG-867, CWAS b. ARFF 304 c. Radio Room Pistol Range (VNF Tower) d. Suppression System Main Terminal BG-867

3. Kiddie FE-13 – Clean Agent System

4. Inergen – Clean Agent System

a. Main Terminal Cash Room b. Concourse B Radio Room c. Concourse B Telephone Room d. Daily 2 Server Room e. J.P. Morgan Chase Building Server Room

5. The ANSUL® R-102™ Liquid Agent System (3 Gallon)

Kitchen Hood System a. South Fire Station 302 Kitchen - Ansul R102 3Gal b. North Fire Station 303 Kitchen - - Ansul R102 3Gal c. Fire Station 304 - Ansul R102 3Gal

6. Kidde WHDR-260 Wet Chemical Galley Fire Protection System

a. Warehouse Kitchen Hood System

7. FIKE SHP 10-063 Suppression System a. Aircraft Maintenance Hanger


APPENDIX C

CONTRACT SERVICES CALL ORDER


Prepared: Date Prepared:

Type of Work: Requested By:

Contractor: Contract #:

Address: Contractor POC:

Office Telephone :

Emergency PhoneSchedule of Completion Contractor Fax:

COST: Notes:

Call Order #

COTR: Date: Date Completed:(Approval authority up to $10,000)

Contractor: Date: Invoice Amount:

CO: Date:(CO's approval required over $10,000)

Remarks:

METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AIRPORTS AUTHORITY Contract Services, DCA or IAD

SERVICE CALL ORDER FORM

APPROVALS / ACCEPTANCE OF SERVICE CALL ORDER

NOTE: By signing this Service Call Order, the Contractor acknowledges that he/she will only preform the work described herein after this Service Call Order is approved in writing up to $10,000 by the COTR. Service Call Orders exceeding $10,000 require both the COTR and CO's signatures. Furthermore, the cost to the Authority for this work shall not exceed the Call Order amount.

NOTE: Services or Work shall be performed in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Contract documents.

Location (Name, [Account Code]) and Description of Work


APPENDIX D

D.1 CMMS WORK ORDER


D.2 – DCA CMMS WORK ORDER


Documents

STATEMENT OF WORK FOR PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER AND … Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority 1-15-C077 Attachment 01 – Statement of Work Section II-2 NFPA –10 - National