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127EAW26Q0054 - ANF SO Storm Damage Facility Repair
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This is a solicitation document for federal construction services related to storm damage repairs at the Angeles National Forest Supervisor's Office (Solicitation No. 127EAW26Q0054).

The project comprises six line items focused on restoring interior and exterior building components damaged by water and weather events. Item 001 covers mobilization (1 LS). Item 002 involves inspection and repair of exterior wood siding, including removal of rotted or water-damaged wood and replacement of thermal barriers to match existing profiles and materials (4,500 SF). Item 003 requires repair and replacement of fascia boards with matching specifications (120 LF). Item 004 encompasses wood conditioning and staining of all exterior wood components, including surface preparation, application of wood conditioner, and finishing with matching stain (13,900 SF). Item 005 calls for removal and replacement of gutters and downspout systems designed to meet current building codes and match existing systems in size, material, and color (240 LS). Item 006 specifies replacement of interior acoustic ceiling tiles damaged by roof leaks, including removal of stained or warped tiles and installation of Armstrong Cirrus panels matching existing specifications—approximately 20 SF of Second Look III (#511) panels for the Law Enforcement Area and 380 SF of Second Look II (#510) panels for the remainder of the office (400 SF total). The document requires that bidders inspect the construction site prior to submitting their bids and notes that the Law Enforcement Area requires prior approval before entry. Contract drawings for ceiling tiles and wood siding specifications are referenced as exhibits.

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001 Mobilization 1 LS

Repair To Exterior Wood Siding The Contractor is to inspect all exterior wood siding, soffit, fascia, eaves, and trims to determine the full extent of rotted or water-damaged wood. The Contractor is to remove all deteriorated wood components and associated underlayment as needed. The contractor is to install new wood components while matching the existing profile, dimensions, and material type for the building. Work is also to include the replacement of thermal barrier when replacing wood siding.

4,500 SF

Repair/Replacement of Fascia Boards The Contractor is to inspect all exterior wood siding, soffit, fascia, eaves, and trims to determine the full extent of rotted or water-damaged wood. The Contractor is to remove all deteriorated wood components and associated underlayment as needed. The contractor is to install new wood components while matching the existing profile, dimensions, and material type for the building.

120 LF

Wood Conditioning and Staining The Contractor is to prepare all wood components including siding, fascia, soffit, eaves, window shades and trims for staining through proper sanding, cleaning and surface condition. The Contractor is to apply wood conditioner or manufacturer-recommended pretreatment to ensure even stain absorption and long-term finish durability. The Contractor shall finish all wood siding, fascia, soffit, eaves, window shades and trims with a wood stain to match the existing building color.

13,900 SF

Gutter and Downspout System Replacement (In-Kind Replacement) The Contractor is to remove existing damaged or failing gutters and downspouts. The Contractor is to inspect all fascia and roof edge for damage prior to installation of the new gutter and downspout system.

The Contractor is to install new gutter and downspout systems designed to manage stormwater effectively. The Contractor is to ensure sizing, slope, hangers, connections and discharge locations meet current building codes and manufacturer installation standards. The new gutter and downspout system shall match the existing system in size, material type and color.

240 LS

SOLICITATION NO. 127EAW26Q0054

PROJECT: Angeles National Forest - Supervisor's Office Storm Damage Repairs

BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO INSPECT THE CONSTRUCTION SITE PRIOR TO BIDDING THE PROJECT

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Interior Acoustic Ceiling Tile Replacements (In-Kind Replacement) The Contractor shall account for all acoustic ceiling tiles impacted by past roof leaks and water damage. The Contractor is to remove and dispose of stained, warped, or damage tiles. The Contractor shall inspect the ceiling T-bars before the installation of the new ceiling tiles.

The new ceiling tiles are to match the existing size, style and acoustic rating of the existing non-damaged tiles. It will be the responsibility of the Contractor to cut existing holes in the tile to match any supporting devices that penetrate through (i.e. fire alarm lights, fire sprinkler heads, motion detectors, and recessed lighting, etc).

�See Contract Drawings (Ceiling Tiles and Wood Siding Specifications) for Exhibits of the areas and types of acoustic ceiling tiles that will need to be replaced.

�For Law Enforcement Area, prior request approval will need to be granted before entering the work area. Approximately 20SF of Armstrong Cirrus Second Look III #511 acoustical panels will be needed for this area.

�For the rest of the Supervisor’s Office, approximately 380SF of Armstrong Cirrus Second Look II #510 acoustical panels will be needed.

400 SF

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