Attch1_SOW_SanMarcosShopRoofRepairs_6pp.pdf
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- 140FC124Q0024
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for roof repairs to a shop/office building at the San Marcos Aquatic Resources Center, a scientific research facility in San Marcos, Texas. The projected repairs include addressing issues with the building's three box ridge vents, eight translucent roof panels, and existing roof fasteners. The government strongly recommends that contractors conduct a site visit to assess the existing conditions prior to submitting a proposal. The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation for the roof repair project, with an estimated cost of less than $25,000. This is a total small business set-aside, and the award will be made on a best value basis considering price, technical factors, and past performance. Interested contractors are instructed to submit requests for information and quotes to the contracting officer via email.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
Shop Building Roof Repairs
San Marcos Aquatic Resources Center 500 East McCarty Lane
San Marcos, Texas 78666 June, 2024
FACILITY SUMMARY:
San Marcos Aquatic Resource Center, located southeast of Austin, Texas, is a scientific research facility focused on captive propagation development, native and invasive species studies and habitat restoration.
FACILITY NEED:
The facility has a shop/office building, approximately 32 feet wide by 105 feet long, that requires roof leaks assessment and repair. The existing roof is a metal standing seam roof system.
PROJECTED REPAIRS DESCRIPTIONS:
1. Box Ridge Vents: The building has three ridge box vents. Each box ridge vent is approximately 1 foot wide by eight feet long. These vents need the existing closure strips removed, new closure strips installed, and the existing cap wire mesh removed and new wire mesh installed.
2. Translucent Roof Skylights: The existing building has eight translucent roof panels with approximate dimensions of 26 inches by 12 feet each. The existing panels are to be removed. Eight new corrugated polycarbonate, color opal white, roof panels to be installed and properly sealed.
3. Existing Roof Fasteners: The existing roof should be assessed for necessary existing fasteners that require replacement. Replacement screws to be metal grip rescue screws. Contractor to determine correct replacement screw size.
Prior to submitting a proposal, government strongly suggests contractors conduct a site visit to assess existing conditions and take field measurements. Upon completion of project, and before staff final walkthrough, contractor to clean entire site (interior and exterior) of all project waste and debris.
4- Attachments
1. Google Earth Location Map
2. Picture of Overall Roof
3. Picture of Vent Cap Up Close
4. Picture of Vent Cap and Skylight
SITE VISIT POINT OF CONTACT:
Juan Martinez Facility Operations Specialist San Marcos Aquatic Resources Center U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 500 East McCarty Lane San Marcos, Texas 78666 Email: juan_martinez@fws.gov
This email is for site visit registration ONLY. Do not send technical or other questions about the RFQ to it - all questions must be sent to the Contracting Officer at nicole_c_johnson@fws.gov.
| FACILITY SUMMARY: |
| San Marcos Aquatic Resource Center, located southeast of Austin, Texas, is a scientific research facility focused on captive propagation development, native and invasive species studies and habitat restoration. |
| FACILITY NEED: |
| The facility has a shop/office building, approximately 32 feet wide by 105 feet long, that requires roof leaks assessment and repair. The existing roof is a metal standing seam roof system. |
| PROJECTED REPAIRS DESCRIPTIONS: |
| PROJECT CONTACT: |
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