1. Interior paint at 1050 alameda avenue, GOV't owned housing 2. 2 bedroom turn-around 3.1 coast guard to provide paint. 3.2 interferences 3.2.1 contractor shall either remove, cover or protect all…

The U.S. Coast Guard awarded a $1,100 purchase order to Carolyn J. Myers for interior painting services at a government-owned housing unit located at 1050 Alameda Avenue in Warrenton, Oregon. The contract, issued on July 29, 2008, with an ultimate completion date of August 28, 2008, covers the interior painting of a two-bedroom residential unit. The Coast Guard will supply the paint, and no set-aside designation was applied to this procurement.

The contractor is responsible for comprehensive surface preparation, including washing all interior walls, windowsills, moldings, and doors to remove dirt and contaminants; allowing adequate drying time; filling and concealing nail holes and surface imperfections; and removing loose or blistered paint. All paint application must comply with manufacturer specifications and instructions, with finished surfaces meeting strict quality standards that prohibit sags, runs, brush marks, and color variations. Upon completion, the contractor must restore all protected hardware and fixtures to their proper locations and ensure removal of all waste and debris from the site.

1. Interior paint at 1050 alameda avenue, GOV't owned housing 2. 2 bedroom turn-around 3.1 coast guard to provide paint. 3.2 interferences 3.2.1 contractor shall either remove, cover or protect all interferences (hardware, light fixtures, flooring, carpeting, screen doors, windows, window sashes, glazing or any other surface not to be painted) so surfaces on interferences are not contaminated. 3.3 project 3.3.1 contractor shall wash all interior walls, windowsills, moldings, and doors to remove all dirt, grease, or other contaminates that could be visible through new coat of paint or may cause the surface to new coat to become contaminated. 3.3.2 contractor shall allow sufficient time for all surfaced being washed to dry thoroughly prior to actual application of any paint. 3.3.3 contractor shall fill, cover, or otherwise conceal all nail holes, screw holes, or any other flaws or imperfections to any surface to be pained. 3.3.3.1 this should render any flaws or imperfections to be not visible to the coast guard inspector after paint has been applied. 3.3.4 contractor shall remove any loose or blistered paint, fill and sand, to provide a smooth even painted surface. 3.3.5 contractor shall apply all paints in accordance with manufacture's instructions and recommendations. 3.3.5.1 the finished surfaces shall not show sags, runs, ridges, drops, brush marks, missed areas or variation in the surface color. 3.4 restoration 3.4.1 contractor shall return all interferences to proper location. 3.4.2 contractor to insure all waste, garbage, debris, has been removed and disposed of in a proper manor. 3.4.3 contractor is not permitted to perform on-site clean-up of equipment.