Amendment 1 - ATTACHMENT 2 - StatementOfWok_ LED Lights.doc

Facility Maintenance Services and Light Construction

Facility Maintenance Services and Construction IDIQ Seed Project FY20 BLD. 760-15G LED Lights Replacement Project

Solicitation 12467020R0031 Amendment 1 - ATTACHMENT 2 – Statement of Work

Facility Maintenance Services and Construction

For The Savannah River Site (SRS) Forest Service Compound and the SRS MWMF Site Facilities

FY20 BLD. 760-15G LED LIGHTS REPLACEMENT PROJECT

DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATIONS

Scope of Work

The contractor is responsible for all labor, personnel, supervision, materials (per negotiated), supplies, tools, equipment, transportation, and incidentals for removing, recycling and/or disposal of existing fluorescent lighting and fixtures and installing new LED Lights and fixtures, and removing and disposal of existing ceiling tiles and installation of new ceiling tiles in Administrative Hangar Building No. 760-15G. See attached drawings for ceiling plan layout.

Specification:

Refer to Attached Drawings.

A Payment Bond is required for this seed project. A bid guarantee is not required.

The period of performance will be 60 days after the Notice to Proceed has been issued. The Payment Bond is required no greater than 10 days after award of the IDIQ.

Questions:

Questions must be submitted via email to kelly.b.updegraff@usda.gov. To allow for a proper response, submit all questions no later than 1200 PM EST on 2 April 2020. Any questions submitted after this time and date may not be answered.

Project Location

Location of work is on the Department of Energy's Savannah River Site, Aiken County, S.C. The Savannah River Site (SRS) Forest Service Compound is located as shown on the enclosed map which is located 4.6 miles south of New Ellenton SC.

The Contractor’s movement on the existing transportation system of the SRS is restricted due to limited security access. The Contractor may only bring equipment and materials in through Barricade 2 (Aiken Barricade) located just south of the junctions of SC State Highway 278 and 19.