19BY7024Q0020-0001_Upadted SOW_DCMR Bathroom Renovation.pdf

Embassy of the United States of America

Bujumbura, Burundi

STATEMENT OF WORK

For

RENOVATION SERVICE

OF DCMR MASTER BATHROOM AND CLOSET

DCMR

February 09, 2023

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Statement of Work

The project requires an interior renovation service by a general contractor– hereafter referred to as the

“Contractor” - for the Master Bathroom and Closet as per the Bureau of Overseas of Building Operations

(OBO) accessibility standards per the Architectural Barriers Act (ABA) for the accessibility of the Deputy

Chief of Mission Residence (DCMR), also known as “EMB-8,” for the U.S. Embassy Bujumbura, Burundi. The work includes providing all labor, equipment, materials, and tools for the renovation of the interior Master

Bedroom, Bathroom and Closet with all fixtures and details indicated.

1.2 Project Statement

This project shall consist of the renovation of the Master Bedroom, Bathroom, and Closet with the layout, details and materials indicated. Please refer to the drawing set. The design shall include all furniture and fixtures in each room with the proposed drawings showing key clearance dimensions for compliance with accessibility requirements for the toilet (WC) and shower.

1.3 The Contractor shall quote for the following items from Task A through Task C:

Task A:

Renovate the Closet and the Bathroom belonging to the DCMR Master Bedroom according to OBO standards

(standards concerning renovated building surfaces, extension of work) considering the requirements of people with reduced mobility, according to the ABA Standard, to comply with OBO Standards of accessibility:

1. Execute the new design with ABA capabilities (ABA design for restroom). The new design has been detailed as possible to include handicap grab bars, sink, WC, mirror, soap dispenser, door opening, toe & knee clearance, shower, shower seats, toilet dispenser, size of each plumbing fixtures, mounting heights of accessories, sections, elevations.

2. Confirmation by a licensed Structural Engineer to provide expertise to confirm the stability and reliability of the options taken during the interior modifications.

3. Provide a construction cost removing the listed fixtures provided by U.S. Embassy Bujumbura. Please see the list in the attachment # 15.3.

Task B:

Execution of plans with all dimensions and details in full, and explanatory notes and specifications, including connection, installation, and quality of each element or material involved in carrying out the work.

Task C:

Execute the notes regarding performance of the materials to be used and the equipment involved.

2.0. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

2.1. The Contractor shall provide bill of quantity, product data for proposed shower, WC, materials, tools and supervision as needed to complete the services that meet the technical requirements in the Statement of Work

(SOW), drawings and specifications.

2.2. The work shall be executed in a diligent manner in accordance with a negotiated firm, fixed price and performance period. The period of performance for the project shall be completed in less than 45 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed, based on the following schedule:

2.2.1: Purchase Order Received/ Notice to Proceed - Day 0

2.2.2: Submit the list of personnel names and equipment for site access – Day 1

2.2.3. Submit Project Safety Plan and Construction Schedule to Embassy – Day 2

2.2.4: Submit material/fixture specification documents for approval – Day 5

2.2.5: Substantial Completion – Day 40

2.2.6: Complete the commissioning – Day 42

2.2.7: Final Completion, beginning of warranty period – Day 45

2.2.8: Warranty period ends – One year after Final Completion

Note: All durations are calendar days.

The calendar day duration indicated are confirmed, but the durations of the construction schedule

(itemized above 2.2) shall be met or improved upon.

2.3. This project is more involved and includes the demolition of the existing bathroom and closets with significant redesign and construction.

Bathroom Details:

-One large mirror

-One Bathtub

-One Handicapped-Accessible Shower

-One toilet

-Shelves in Bathtub and above sink vanity

2.4. Demolition plan (masonry: bricks walls, plaster, doors & windows, …)

All needed measures to ensure the stability of any other structural element have to be taken. Reinforced concrete elements with cubic meters less than 0.5 will be considered as masonry. Including removal of the rubble to an authorized and dedicated place.

Demolish 200mm thick bricks walls for window enlargement and two walls for the existing toilet.

All demolished and recuperable material will belong to the US Embassy (1).

2.5. Reinforcement concrete

In-situ reinforced vibrated concrete class C25/30.

REINFORCEMENT:

High yield tensile steel bar reinforcement including cutting to lengths, bending, hoisting and fixing, all needed tying wire and spacing blocks.

Including formwork.

2.6. RC lintel (above windows & doors): (0.26m3)

2.7. Masonry (see below the masonry plan)

Construct 200mm thick bricks wall (8.09m3) where is indicated in red on the diagram after removing 2 doors.

Burned artisanal bricks clay, pointed and jointed in cement and sand mortar on both faces; mortar to be dosed at

300 kg of cement per m3 of sand.

All stains have to be cleaned.

Bricks samples to be approved by the COR.

2.8.Finishes

2.8.1. Wall plaster: (39.58m2)

Plaster: 9 mm first coat of cement/lime putty/sand (1:2:9); 4 mm second coat of cement/lime putty/sand (1:1:6).

Finishing to be done by steel trowelled.

2m2 sample to be approved by the COR.

Including new coatings, existing walls fixing and walls bleedings; coatings on under slabs.

2.8.2. Wall tiling: (30.21m2)

Ceramic tiles;

Range, dimensions and color to be approved by the COR;

Butt joints and fixing with adhesive; grouting with waterproof white cement;

Internal.

2.9.Skirting: (23.80ml)

Floor tiling: (20.65m2)

Supply and fix non-slip ceramic floor tiles on prepared screed;

Joints pointed in matching cement grout;

Range, dimensions and color to be approved by the COR

2.10. Doors and windows

Interior wood door: (4.89m2)

Flush wooden doors;

45mm thick semi-solid core flush door covered on both sides 6mm thick veneer plywood for painting;

Including all finishes (paint, varnish, ...) and all door accessories (locks, hinges, ...)

Samples and implementation drawings to be approved by the COR.

Jambliner opening frame: (5.35ml)

30X250mm interior jambliner opening frame - Meranti to be applied around the opening; Samples and implementation drawings to be approved by the COR.

Aluminium windows frame: (1.98m2)

Windows with aluminium frames;

Including all accessories.

Sample and implementation drawings to be approved by the COR.

2.11. Master bedroom BIC Joinery (Closets): (1)

See attached detailed drawings.

2.12. Plumbing & sanitary fittings

ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) Handrails installation near the Toilet, bathtub, and shower as per drawing

2.12.1. Water supply piping for sanitary appliances (Cold and hot water)

The Contractor shall supply, deliver, install, test and commission to the satisfaction of the Architect the following including build works.

The Contractor must allow in his prices for all couplings, connectors as required in the running lengths of pipes.

All Cold and Hot Water piping shall be CPVC pipe PN16 complete with tees, sockets, elbows, threaded adapters, threaded elbows, reducers, and all associated fitting unless as otherwise provided.

Piping is valuated from the sanitary appliances to the connection point to the existing network.

2.12.2. CPVC pipes 1/2 PN 16: (5.61ml)

2.12.3. CPVC pipes 3/4 PN 16: (17.74ml)

2.12.4. Drainage piping and connection to the existing drainage network

2.12.5. Supply and install the following:

The pipes and fittings are to be fitted complete with tees, bends, reducers, access plugs, all necessary fittings including clamps/ brackets for supporting pipes and accessories including all associated build works.

Piping is valuated from the sanitary appliances to the connection point to the existing network.

2.12.6. PVC pipes 50mm PN 10: (5.61ml)

2.12.7. PVC pipes 75mm PN 10: (5.61ml)

2.12.8. PVC pipes 110mm PN 10: (5.61ml)

2.12.9. 750 x 750mm (internally) inspection chambers 600mm deep invert consisting of 150mm thick concrete block wall, benched and channeled in concrete Class "Q' and rendered and trowelled smooth in 20mm thick water proofed cement/sand screed including excavation and medium duty approved cast iron cover and frame: (1pce)

2.12.10. Duravit shower bath corner right 700404: (1pce)

Duravit waste & overflow with water inlet 791249 for above: (1pce)

3 function shower select valve concealed 15764003: (1pce)

Shower select thermostat 15760003: (1pce)

Universal ibox 01800180: (1pce)

Hand shower raindance select s 28587 150mm: (1pce)

Fix fit wall outlet with shower holder sq 26486: (1pce)

Isiflex hose 1250mm 28272: (1pce)

Raindance overhead shower 300 c/w arm 26238: (1pce)

2.12.11. Raindance e overhead shower 300 C/W ARM 26238 (accessories below included) : (1pce)

Handhower raindance select s 28587 150mm: (1pce)

Isiflex hose 1250mm 28272: (1pce)

Fixfit wall outlet square 26455: (1pce)

Shower holder porter s 28331: (1pce)

2 function shower select thermostat 15763: (1pce)

Universal ibox 01800180: (1pce)

Shower trap twisto 2: (1pce)

Franke shower seat 484 x 526mm foldable: to be installed to withstand 400 pounds. (1pce)

1200*2000*8mm show/screen blk/clr (1 x 1200mm stab + f/b): (1pce)

2.12.12. Duravit vero basin 1000x470mm 045410 (accessories below included) : (1pce) Siphon cover for above 085830: (1pce)

Décor care basin mixer : (1pce)

Pop up basin waste slotted: (1pce)

15mm angle valve: (1pce)

Standard bottle trap: (1pce)

Fixation bolts: (1pce)

2.12.13. Geberit sigma cistern (accessories below included) : (1pce)

D-code wall mounted barrier free pan c/w s.c seat: (1pce)

Sigma 10 for stop & go chrome: (1pce)

2.12.14. Steel side shelf 500x470x1300mm 10mm glass: (1pce)

2.12.15. Other accessories

Franke fold down grab rail 850x100x249mm: (1pce)

Grabman straight rail 1200x90mm: (2pces)

Grab rail 750 x 90mm : (4pces)

Port side glow round mirror 700mm touch switch: (1pce)

Plain mirror with black sprayed frame h2000x900mm: (1pce)

Ladder rail black oak: (1pce)

Franke soap dispenser - elec sensor rodx625 120x107x296mm: (1pce)

BB 4600 toilet roll holder chrome: (1pce)

BB 9100 concealed toilet brush set wall mount chrome : (1pce)

BB 4600 towel hook chrome: (1pce)

2.13. PAINT

Including preparing surfaces, applying one undercoat, and three finishing coats of emulsion paint on plastered surfaces.

The main bedroom is included even if there is no particular work to be done inside.

2.13.1. Wall paint: (117.04m2)

2.13.2. Plaster ceiling paint: (43.38m2)

2.14. ELECTRICITY

All items are to be supplied and installed complete with all the required mounting, fixing, clipping, testing, connecting accessories, connected, tested and commissioned to the satisfaction of the Electrical Engineer.

Including all necessary cabling and wiring.

2.14.1. GFCI protection system (to be installed in the existing electrical distribution board): (1pce)

2.14.2. Surge Protector system (to be installed in the existing electrical distribution board): (1pce)

2.14.3. Switches (new item for the corridor): (5pces)

2.14.4. Relocation of the existing switches (to comply with the new arrangement of the bathroom): (3pces)

2.14.5. Plug (1m above FFL) (new items to be wired to the corridor junction box, apparent installation in the corridor and built in inside the bathroom): (2pces)

2.14.6. Lights (existing lights to be recuperated and reinstalled accordingly to the new arrangement of the bathroom): (4pces)

2.15. PAINTING:

The contractor will be responsible for providing all material: the paint, the KILZ (for fixing mold)...

The goal of this project is to repair damaged areas and then repaint the damaged walls, the ceiling, the door and the windows of the bathroom: 8.2 sqm.

2.15.1. Painting walls, ceiling, doors and windows (Paint will be provided by the contractor)

2.15.2. Walls and ceiling will be painted with White Water-based Paint # 600 (Rudipaints)

2.15.3. Doors and windows will be painted with Matt White Oil-based Paint # 13 (Rudipaints)

2.15.4. The Contractor shall provide all materials, labor, and equipment necessary to paint the bathroom (walls, door, window, and ceiling).

2.15.5. The paint has to be smooth: repair any areas with broken plaster or holes and use sandpaper to smooth the surface before painting.

2.15.6. All existing walls and ceilings will be repainted with white paint provided by the contractor.

2.15.7. The door frames, the doors and windows will be painted with white paint by the contractor.

2.15.8. The contractor has to use the special cleaners and sealer for treating, sealing and repainting all wall stains to prevent the stains from coming through the new paint.

2.15.9. Painters will NOT paint over any wood surfaces that have not already been painted.

2.15.10. Work should be conducted with drop cloths and appropriate care to make sure that non-painted surfaces do not get paint on them. In addition, painters must not allow door or window hinges or handles to be painted over if it will affect the functioning of the door or window.

2.15.11. Completion of work shall officially be seen off by a representative from the contracted company and a representative from the US Embassy Burundi

2.15.12. Clean, fix and or replace anything damaged during the work.

2.15.13. Upon completion of the work, the contractor is responsible for cleaning the work site and disposing of all related trash and debris.

2.16. The Contractor shall have limited access within the site outside the areas designated for the project except with permission by the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR).

2.17. The Contractor shall be required to prepare and submit a letter substantial completion before calendar deadline. Upon substantial completion, the contractor shall begin commissioning with the COR. A punch-list of remaining work items will be provided and must be completed prior to Final Completion. 5 days after

Final Completion, contractor shall submit the as built drawings and user manual of fixtures/materials.

3.0. GOVERNMENT MATERIAL (GM):

All material and equipment necessary to complete the project in accordance with this SOW are the responsibility of the contractor.

Government will provide the building plans, stock space, water, electricity, GFCI 10mA breaker/receptacles and materials listed in attachment #15.3 to the Contractor.

4.0 CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

4.1 The Contractor shall not conduct any work that is beyond this Statement of Work and accompanying ABA specifications unless directed in writing by the Contracting Officer (CO). Any work done by the Contractor beyond this SOW without direction from the CO will be at the

Contractor’s own risk and at no cost to the U.S. Embassy Bujumbura.

4.2 The Contracting Officer shall provide a Notice To Proceed (NTP) to the Contractor. No work shall be initiated until the NTP is issued by the CO.

4.3 The U.S. Embassy Bujumbura has the right to verify and test all services, materials, and fixtures called for by the contract to the extent practicable at all times and places during the term of the contract. The U.S.

Embassy Bujumbura shall approve the quality and method of installation in compliance with the SOW and security requirements.

4.4 If any of the Contractor‘s services do not conform to the contract requirements, the U.S. Embassy

Bujumbura may require the Contractor to perform the services again in conformity with the contract requirements. The U.S. Embassy Bujumbura may by contract or otherwise, perform the services and charge the

Contractor any cost incurred by the U.S. Embassy Bujumbura that is directly related to the performance of such service or terminate the contract for default.

5.0 RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR

5.1 The Contractor shall be responsible for the professional quality, technical accuracy, and the coordination of all construction work details and other services under this contract. The

Contractor shall, without additional compensation, correct or revise any errors or deficiencies in its construction work and other services.

5.2 The Contractor shall identify a qualified representative who shall be responsible for the overall management of the project and shall represent the Contractor to answer the construction work questions which may arise regarding concerns and proposed solutions, any proposed change orders, and any other pertinent information required to report the progress of performance.

5.3 All user manuals, materials and fixtures specifications for this project will become the ownership of the U.S.

Embassy Bujumbura at the completion of this project.

5.4 The Contractor shall be responsible for the professional quality, technical accuracy, and the coordination of the engineering and construction work for the interior renovation work. All finishing colors shall be approved by COR before buying.

5.5.The closets shall be made in dry and treated wood. The later will be protected against termites, rot and fungal decay.

The quality of wood will be approved by COR before buying.

5.6 The general contractor shall install the shower seat of 500 lb. (=227kg) Load Capacity. Its structure strength shall be tested and approved by the structure engineer.

5.7 The work shall conform with the Contractor’s initial project budget and scope, approved by the U.S.

Embassy Bujumbura, throughout, mobilization, construction, and demobilization.

5.8 The As built drawing shall include all modifications made on site during construction. And shall be marked with different color on drawings.

5.9 DCMR Master Bathroom and Closet Remodeling:

This will allow an occupant to go from the Master Bedroom, through the Closet, and into the

Bathroom using a wheelchair. This will affect the doors, plumbing (cold & hot water supply, sanitary discharge and venting), counters, and closet. It includes adding a door, replacing floor tiles, renewing finishes, relocating partitions, replacing shower, WC, bathtub, handholes, vanity, electrical lights with switches, wires/ cables, and ventilators.

6.0 GENERAL NOTES

1. Scope of Work: Renovating the interior DCMR master bathroom and closet for the U.S. Embassy in

Bujumbura, Burundi. No change of use, occupancy, or egress.

2. Occupancy designation is "DCMR". DCMR: Deputy Chief of Mission Residence.

3. All work shall conform with the requirements of IBC (International Building Code)2018, with, 2020 OBO amendments, as well as utility company requirements.

4. Before commencing work, the contractor shall file all required certificates with the OBO. The contractor shall obtain all required permits and shall submit to owner all necessary certificates before commencement of work.

5. The contractor shall coordinate all work procedures with the stipulations of local authorities, building management, or board of directors.

6. The contractor shall be responsible for the protection of all conditions and materials within the proposed construction area. The contractor shall design and install adequate shoring and bracing for all structural or removal tasks. The contractor shall have sole responsibility for any damage or injuries caused by or during the execution of the work.

7. The contractor shall lay out his own work, and shall provide all dimensions required for all other trades such as: plumbing, electrical, fire alarm, ventilation, etc.

8. The contractor shall do all cutting, patching, repairing, etc. As required to perform all the work indicated on the drawings, and all other work that may be required to complete the job.

9. All piping and wiring to be demolished shall be removed.

10. The general contractor is responsible for any damages arising out of the Contractor's personnel failure to execute the work exactly as shown on the approved drawings.

11. Plumbing, electrical and ventilation work shall be performed by persons licensed in their trades, who shall arrange for and obtain through the OBO all required permits, inspections and required sign offs.

12. For electrical work according to the renovation power plan contractor should provide adequate wiring scheme and wires specification which correlate with existing wiring system.

14. If there are any discrepancies on the drawings and existing conditions should be brought to the COR's attention.

15.Contractor at the residence and advise the DCM in advance of such work of disruption to the existing services (HVAC, power, plumbing, telecom).

1.6 To follow Post’s direction to separate out as a CLIN #0001:

Contractor shall know that CLIN# 0001 is Contract Line Item Numbers is part of defense contracts that break the contract down by the commodities being procured (labor hours of services, funding for travel, quantity product A, the quantity of product B, etc.). They help identify the supplies or services to be acquired as separately identified line items on a contract that provides for accounting traceability.

17.The infill will be the baked bricks of 17cmx5cmx7cm from Kayanza province.

18.Contractor must provide the samples for all interior fixtures and finish materials to Facility Manager for approval prior to procurement.

20. Contractor shall install the electrical outlets for charging of toothbrushes/shavers etc (5ea). Any outlets within

6ft of potential water sources must be GFCI 10mA outlets.

7.0 CODE NOTE:

The building design and construction shall be based on following international codes along with latest applicable local building codes:

o OBO-ICS NEC – 2021 OBO National Electrical Code Supplement (2020).

o OBO-ICS IFC – OBO International Fire Code Supplement (2018).

o OBO-ICS IMC – OBO International Mechanical Code Supplement (2018).

o OBO-ICS IPC – OBO International Plumbing Code Supplement (2018).

o OBO-ICS IRC – OBO International Residential Code Supplement (2018).

o OBO OTC – OBO Telecommunications Code (2020).

o OBO-ICS IZC – OBO International Zoning Code Supplement (2020).

o OBO-ICS IEBC – OBO International Existing Building Code Supplement (2018).

o 2021 OBO RESIDENTIAL CODE o OBO-ICS 2021 OBO-International Codes Supplements JANUARY 2021

8.0 OCCUPANTS PROTECTION PLAN: RESIDENCE RENOVATION

Construction documents for alterations of buildings in which any rooms will be occupied during construction shall be followed by contractor.

Such plan shall contain a statement that the building contains residential areas that will be occupied during construction and shall indicate in sufficient detail the specific areas that are or may be occupied during construction, the means and methods to be employed to safeguard the safety and health of the occupants, including, where applicable, details such as temporary fire-rated assemblies, opening protective, or dust containment procedures.

The contractor shall protect the occupants by respecting the following elements:

1. Egress:

At all times during construction provision shall be made for adequate egress as required by this code and the tenant protection plan shall identify the egress that will be provided. Required egress shall not be obstructed at any time except where approved by the commissioner.

Contractor shall mount the egress sign and occupancy’s location indicator plan in corridor or other related area.

2. Fire Safety:

All necessary laws and controls, including those with respect to occupied offices, as well as additional safety measures necessitated by the construction shall be strictly observed.

3. Health requirements:

Specification of methods to be used for control of dust, disposal of construction debris, pest control and maintenance of sanitary facilities, and limitation of noise to acceptable levels shall be included.

4. Structural safety:

No structural work shall be done that may endanger the occupants.

5.Occupants Protection Plan:

Contractor shall construct and install critical barriers to HVAC system before any other deconstruction/construction activities occur. Critical barriers may include sealed coverings for HVAC, temporary air locks, physically disconnecting air handlers and their lines, and construction pressurization of spaces during construction activities. Protection or removal of furnishings, finishes, and personal goods must be completed prior to construction activities. Extensive, construction specific cleaning (not a typical residential cleaning) will be conducted at appropriate intervals and at the conclusion of the project.

9.0 PRE-DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

The Contractor shall examine all the design documents and visit the site to fully identify all the conditions and limitations applied to the work.

10.0 CONSTRUCTION DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

1. The Contractor shall be responsible for all required materials not provided by the U.S. Embassy Bujumbura, equipment, and personnel to manage, administer, and supervise the project. All workmanship shall be of good quality and performed in a skillful manner as determined by the COR.

2. Damaged or defective drawings shall be replaced. The Contractor will be responsible for security of all drawings and documents.

3. The design shall be detailed with all required views and sections of the plumbing penetrations and drainage system.

11.0 CRITERIA

1. The Contractor’s work shall in accordance with applicable U.S. codes and standards.

-The codes mentioned in section 7.0 and

-Architectural Barriers Act (ABA) Standards (2015)

2. The standards issued under the Architectural Barriers Act (ABA) apply to facilities designed, built, altered, or leased with federal funds. It primarily sets the legal framework for compliance with accessibility documented in the ADA and OBO-ICS IBC with some exceptions. Accessibility is defined as a site, building, facility, or portion thereof that complies with the requirements of the Architectural Barriers Act (ABA) for accessibility to sites, facilities, buildings, and elements by individuals with disabilities as identified in ABA 2015 standards.

12.0 DELIVERABLE SCHEDULE

1. The Contractor shall submit the substantial completion letter at day 40. The final completion is on day 45.

After 5days of the final completion, the contractor shall submit the As built drawings of A0 size in pdf.

2. Milestones:

Construction -substantial period: 40 calendar days

Punchlist period: 5 calendar days

Total project duration: 45 calendar days

Construction warranty period: 1 year after final completion.

13.0 GENERAL NOTES:

Based on the information listed above, the Contractor shall read the scope of works carefully to precisely determine all the materials that are necessary to complete the works. Contractor shall visit the site to ascertain the nature of the work to be done and the condition of the site (Note: attendance at site visits is mandatory).

14.0 PROJECT CLOSE-OUT

Final Approval and Acceptance:

Contractor shall submit a substantial completion to COR. After the final completion, contractor shall submit the

As built drawings and user manuals to the Contracting Officer representative (COR).

15. ATTACHMENTS:

15.1. EXISTING LANDSCAPING LAYOUT: “For Reference Only-refer to Drawings”.

15.2. EXISTING FIRST FLOOR LAYOUT: “For Reference Only-refer to Drawings”.

15.3. Materials to be provided by Embassy:

# Description Unit Qty Pictures

2-Spray Fixed Shower Head in Brushed Nickel: Hansgrohe Croma Select E 180 2- Spray Fixed Shower Head in Brushed Nickel each 2

Faucets for Bathroom Vanity Pfister Ladera 8 in. Widespread 2-Handle Bathroom Faucet in Spot Defense Brushed Nickel each 2

Bath tubs Evolution 72 in. x 36 in. Acrylic Reversible Drain Bathtub in White -each 1

Bathtub drain American Standard Deep Soak Drain

Tiles for the floors and walls for use for the master bathroom : Ansello Ivory 12 in.

x 24 in. Glazed Ceramic Floor and Wall Tile (16 sq. ft. / case) case 65

Tiles for Backsplash for Under all

Cabinets and the wall over the counters with the sink: Ansello Ivory 12 in. x 12 in. x 9mm Glazed Ceramic Mesh-Mounted Mosaic Tile (8 sq. ft. / case) case 17

P-trap and drain plumbing for vanities (These must be compatible with Talisa 72" Double Bathroom Vanity Set) each 2

Ceiling fans: AirPro Signature 54 in.ceiling Fan ( 2 white and 2 antique Bronze rustic )

Matching p-trap and drain

Toilet paper holders BH26500G10 Clarendon™ Wall Mounted Toilet Paper Holder

Towel racks BH26503G10 Clarendon™ Wall Mounted Towel Bar each 3

Robe hooks BH26502G10 Clarendon™ Wall Mounted Robe Hook

Vanity light fixture for the downstairs bathroom with the shower: Chesney 4- Light Bath Bar each 1

Shower for downstairs bathroom 572084- 36S-G05 Whiston Pivot Shower Door with Return Panel for Corner Enclosure 36 In. x 36 In. x 74-7/8 In.

Toilets: Kohler Brand Santa Rosa Comfort Height 1-Piece 1.6 GPF Single Flush Compact Elongated Toilet with AquaPiston Flush in White

Braided Polymer Toilet Connector (ea)3/8

in. Compression x 7/8 in. Ballcock Nut x … each 3

Toilet Gasket flexible waxless seal universal fit

Toilet seats

Plungers

Berkeley 36 in. Vanity in White with Marble …

Elegant Home Fashions Stanley Linen Cabinet each 1

Highlander Collection 4-Piece Bathroom each 3

20-3/4 in. W x 25-3/4 in. H Fog Free Framed ... each 1

1-5/8in. Bathroom vassel vanity sink pop up each 2

Light bulbs for Chesney 4-Light bath bat Bulb type: S14 Medium Base Light Bulb 11Watt; Voltage 240VAC each 8

GFCI breaker

/Receptacles

HAGER,1P,16AC,10KA,10mA, CE 101862 ACA166U

RCBO- 1module

This is for single phase GFCI 16A

Note: The items highlighted in Red are not available, but are on order.

END OF STATEMENT OF WORK

Straight ADA Toilet/Shower Grab bar of 42" (1065mm) each

Light Kit for Ceiling Fan each 1

LED light bulbs 9W each 3

Dimmable Switch for Fan Controls each 1