(SOW) W24_IG_CPDS_ZSE_Replace Mech Room Floor_22007296_001.pdf
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for replacing the mechanical room flooring at the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Seattle Air Route Traffic Control Center (ZSE). The SOW outlines the scope of work, which includes removing the current flooring, preparing the surface, applying a new epoxy floor coating, and installing new rubber coving. Key requirements include submitting a flooring replacement control plan, adhering to the 30-calendar day project completion timeline, complying with FAA security and safety protocols, and coordinating work schedules with the ZSE site manager. The related federal contract opportunity, Solicitation Number 2405432, seeks professional services to execute this flooring replacement project at a fixed-price. The solicitation has a NAICS code of 238290 with a $22M size standard, requires SAM registration, and includes site visit details.
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W24_IG_CPDS_ZSE_Replace Mech Room Floor_22007296_000
Federal Aviation Administration
1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION
• This project is for Replacing the Mechanical Room Flooring Power Services building at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Enroute facility, Seattle Air Route Traffic Control Center (ZSE). This project has been approved for funding under the 2022 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (WSA BIL FY23).
• This project is located at the Seattle Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC) located at 3101 Auburn Way S., Auburn, WA 98092
2 SCOPE
1. Furnish all necessary labor, material, equipment, transportation, and services to perform the following items of work.
2. Remove current flooring, and (Base Cove) coving ZSE ARTCC Mechanical Room.
3. The floor surface must be prepared to accept the new coat of low voc epoxy flooring on its top.
4. Remove foreign materials such as oil, refrigerant, dirt, and dust particles from the surface.
5. Follow by grinding, shot blasting, and scarifying to have a course surface for better bonding with the mother floor.
6. Patch and repair all the major cracks identified on the floor to provide durability to epoxy flooring.
7. Rout crack with v-notch crack chaser if needed. Blow out crack with oil-free dry compressed air. Partially fill crack with dry sand if needed.
8. Follow with crack repair by gravity-fed epoxy resin (ACI RAP-2).
9. Apply surface priming coat to the floor. During priming, ensure that the primer makes its way deep into the floor.
10. After applying the primer coat, fill all the visible cracks and holes present on the floor with epoxy.
11. The floor must be lightly ground, sanded, and re-layered.
12. Test sealant using a significant amount of water applied to the floor. If the water is not soaked in, then the floor can be applied with a low voc epoxy coating for a final coating thickness of NLT 3/8”.
13. Color of epoxy floor to be selected by FAA from manufacture's standard selection of colors.
14. Broadcast colored quartz chips with a Heavy Sprinkle Partial (Random) Broadcast pattern into flooring as required (Color of Quartz chips to be selected by FAA).
15. After application, cure the epoxy floor at the required temperature.
16. Ensure that the curing process is initiated only when the epoxy begins a reaction with another curing agent.
W24_IG_CPDS_ZSE_Replace Mech Room Floor_22007296_000
Federal Aviation Administration
17. Install new rubber coving when floor curing is complete. Color to be selected by
FAA.
18. Submit a flooring replacement control plan for approval by FAA prior to beginning any flooring replacement operations.
19. Submit Material Safety Data Sheets for approval by FAA prior to beginning work.
3 ASSUMPTIONS, CONSTRAINTS AND CONDITIONS
• The Contractor shall be required to (a) Commence work under this contract upon coordination with Brian Flott 253-351-3351 after the Contractor receives the award,
(b) prosecute the work diligently, and (c) complete the entire work ready for use not later than thirty (30) calendar days after receipt of Notice to Proceed. The time stated for completion shall include final cleanup of the premises.
• The Contractor will, within ten (10) calendar days from date of award of contract, submit to the CO for approval a practical project schedule. The schedule will show the order in which the Contractor proposes to carry out the work for the project contracted for and the contemplated dates for completing the work. The schedule will include an execution plan narrative that summarizes contractor and subcontractor intentions for work sequences, work shifts, crew sizes, anticipated equipment, supply deliveries and storage and any support needs from FAA.
• All work shall be scheduled and performed at the designated times coordinated with Brian Flott, ZSE SSC Manager. All work shall be performed so that normal ARTCC operation may continue with a minimum of disruption or interference.
• The Contractor shall comply with all security requirements of the Government.
• Work performed at the site shall be always done under FAA escort. The point of contact for access into the site is Ken Phipps, 253-351-3861
• Prevent foreign debris and objects from entering air handlers
• Protect conduit and brackets on floor while ensuring full floor coverage
• Ensure ventilation for proper air quality of all personnel in Power Services Building
| 1 Project Description and Location |
| 2 Scope |
| 3 Assumptions, Constraints and Conditions |
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