Recovery stea pmis#20234 this task order consists of asbestos inspection monitoring and air sampling services during asbestos abatement; limited office services, and site visits for the…

This is a federal delivery order awarded by the National Park Service, a civilian agency within the Department of the Interior, to The Louis Berger Group, Inc., a $1 billion global professional services corporation. The $206,899 firm-fixed-price contract is for asbestos inspection, monitoring, and air sampling services during asbestos abatement, as well as limited office services and site visits for the stabilization of rail equipment and removal of asbestos at Steamtown National Historic Site in Pennsylvania. The order has no set-aside designation and is associated with a larger task order under the agency's Recovery Act program for facility improvements. Key tasks include providing weekly inspection reports, participating in coordination calls, providing technical assistance, and verifying compliance with the Health and Safety Plan. The Louis Berger Group, Inc. has a history of providing architecture, engineering, and environmental services to federal agencies under both prime and subcontract awards.

Recovery stea pmis#20234 this task order consists of asbestos inspection monitoring and air sampling services during asbestos abatement; limited office services, and site visits for the stabilization of rail equipment and removal of asbestos at steamtown national historic site, pennsylvania. Duties include: a) inspection reports shall be transmitted via E-mail to the COR and the park on a weekly basis (by the end of each week). Weekly field report shall include the following: the amounts and types of asbestos work completed through the end of the report week; and documentation of controversial issues encountered/problem experienced by or with the construction contractor. The report may be in general and abbreviated terms. B) the APM shall participate in weekly telephone conference calls with the contractor S project superintendent, CMR, COR, park and other parties as necessary. The purpose of these calls is to update the COR and other project team members on the work progress, address outstanding project issues and coordinate upcoming work activities. These conference calls are typically no longer than 1-hour duration. C) the APM will be asked to provide technical assistance and support to the COR during abatement activities, coordination with the government S CMR, including but not limited to: review, log, and comment upon hasp submittals. Support COR in drafting request for proposals (RFPS) that define asbestos related work to be performed and cite relevant hasp specification sections. Prepare government cost estimates with breakdown of labor, materials and equipment costs (to be submitted to COR one week after RFP is issued). With CMR, assist in resolution and follow up on requests for information (RFIS). Review contractor quality control (QC) daily reports for accuracy and completeness complete a daily diary for each day you are on site. At the end of each week send all daily diaries to the COR. Take appropriate photographs that document abatement progress and problems, such as capturing items that will not be seen later, etc. Send a minimum of five (5) digital photographs on a weekly basis of each work activity to the COR via E-mail in an approved format. Assist the CMR in resolving disputes that may arise due to the interaction between the construction contractor and the park staff. Assist the CMR in review and documentation of any contractor(S) claims for additional cost and/or time. Provide inspection deficiency list to COR. Conduct inspections and draft related deficiency letters for the contracting officer S representative S review and subsequent concurrence and signature by the contracting officer verify all required hasp close out requirements are complete and in compliance with the contract documents.