1240LU24Q0032 Attachment 2 SOW Toilet Building Painting KNF.docx

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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a federal contract opportunity to paint precast concrete toilet buildings located across the Kootenai National Forest.

The key details are:

  • The contract is for painting interior and exterior walls, ceilings, doors, trim, and floors of the precast concrete toilet buildings. The work includes patching cracks, sealing gaps, and repairing damages prior to painting.
  • The contractor shall clean, prepare, and paint the metal trim, doors, and exterior posts on the toilet buildings.
  • The majority of the precast concrete toilets were manufactured by Missoula Concrete, and the contractor shall match the existing "barnwood" color using Rodda water-based acrylic paint.
  • The project locations are at public recreation sites across the Kootenai National Forest.
  • The solicitation number is 1240LU24Q0032, with the contract opportunity titled "Forest Wide Toilet Building Painting Kootenai National Forest".

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US Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Statement of Work

Contents

Project3
General Information3
1.0 Scope of Work3
Contractor Requirements3
2.0 Technical Requirements / Tasks3
3.0 Project Location4
4.0 Attachments4

Project 1240LU24Q0027 Toilet Building Painting Kootenai National Forest

General Information

1.0 Scope of Work

This contract is for painting precast concrete toilet buildings. The work includes patching small cracks, sealing gaps between precast concrete panels, patching holes and damage to interior walls, painting walls, painting floors, painting ceilings, painting trim, painting doors, and painting exteriors at precast concrete vault toilet buildings located across the Kootenai National Forest.

The performance of painting maintenance at all toilet buildings shall be complete in every detail. Miscellaneous items of equipment, tools, transportation, supplies, material, and labor necessary to complete the work described, indicated, or reasonably implied in the statement of work and technical specifications shall be included as part of the Contract as if fully specified.

Clean up and Disposal of waste material will be off National Forest Land and in compliance with local laws regarding disposal of construction waste.

Contractor Requirements

2.0 Technical Requirements / Tasks

Building Maintenance Details Precast Concrete Toilets: Interiors Walls, ceilings, doors, trim, and floors of precast concrete toilet buildings are to be painted. Prior to painting, surfaces are to be prepared according to the paint manufacture’s specifications and cracks and damages in the concrete are to be filled and repaired.

Small cracks on walls and roof panels shall be repaired before painting. Cracks to be cleaned of foreign material prior to being filled with paintable silicone caulk. Large holes, chips, air pockets or depressions in the concrete walls are to be patched and repaired prior to painting as well. Specific products and methods for this work can be found in Section 13120.

All surfaces must be smooth, clean, dry, free of mildew, grease, soap film, sanding dust or other contaminants prior to painting. Remove all loose or peeling material from previously-painted surfaces. Wash with a mild detergent and water solution. Rinse thoroughly, allow to dry completely and if needed on glossy or smooth surfaces: scuff sand using 80-120 grit sandpaper. Remove all sanding dust. Do not apply paint at ambient temperatures below 50°F (10°C).

The finished surface of each coat shall be free from runs, drops, ridges, laps, or excessive brush marks and shall present no variation in color, texture, and finish. The surface of each dried coat shall be cleaned as necessary before application of the next coat.

Building Maintenance Details Precast Concrete Toilets: Metal For metal trim, doors, and exterior metal posts, the contractor shall clean surfaces and apply paints and protective coatings. All surfaces to be coated shall be prepared by removing all oil or grease using steam cleaning or solvent. After degreasing is completed, nonpower hand tools shall be used to remove loose, detrimental foreign material. Adherent mill scale, rust, and paint need not be removed.

Metal surfaces shall be painted immediately after preparation or within the same day as prepared with a minimum of two coats of the paint type specified. Remaining surfaces not required to be painted shall be protected against contamination and damage during the cleaning and painting operation. Paints shall be thoroughly mixed immediately before application.

The finished surface of each coat shall be free from runs, drops, ridges, laps, or excessive brush marks and shall present no variation in color, texture, and finish. The surface of each dried coat shall be cleaned as necessary before application of the next coat.

Regardless if the building is specified to have its interior, exterior, or both painted, the metal door on each precast toilet building shall be painted in its entirety.

Building Maintenance Details Precast Concrete Toilets: Exteriors All exterior walls and precast concrete building elements are to be painted including the privacy screen, metal posts and trim (See previous section), eaves, fascia, and underside of the roof. Surfaces are to be painted with two coats of base paint and one coat of sealer.

The majority of the precast concrete toilets on the Forest were manufactured by Missoula Concrete. For painting the “barnwood” concrete exterior walls, Missoula concrete uses Rodda water based acrylic paint and mixes it with water to achieve the desired color on the barnwood areas. Each precast concrete building shall have the color mixed to match its current color. Exact paint specified can be found in section 13120.

All surfaces must be smooth, clean, dry, free of mildew, grease, soap film, sanding dust or other contaminants prior to painting. Remove all loose or peeling material from previously-painted surfaces. Wash with a mild detergent and water solution. Rinse thoroughly, allow to dry and if needed on glossy or smooth surfaces: scuff sand using 80-120 grit sandpaper. Remove all sanding dust. Do not apply paint or sealer at ambient temperatures below 50°F (10°C).

3.0 Project Location

The project work sites are located at public recreation sites across the Kootenai National Forest. (see attachment 3).

4.0 Attachments

Attachment 1 Schedule of Items Attachment 2 Statement of Work Attachment 3 Maps Attachment 4 Forest Service Supplemental Specifications Attachment 5 DBA Wage Determination MT20240041 image1.png

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