Boron QSR 5-16 ARSR SOW Abatement Contractor.doc

STATEMENT OF WORK

Asbestos Abatement Boron Air Route Surveillance Radar (BORON QSR ARSR) Boron, CA May 16th, 2016

1. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is contracting the abatement various asbestos containing materials (specified below) located in a FAA facility near Boron. A copy of site inspection report and asbestos sample results will be made available for reference.

The items that need to be removed are as follows:

1st Floor:

40- TSI fittings in the vestibule and cable chase- 2nd Floor:

9x9 green floor tile & mastic- 3600 sq. ft. throughout entire floor Drywall compound in storage areas 2 & 3 and office areas 1 and 2- 2x2 ceiling tiles in office area 1- 460 sq.ft.

16- TSI fittings in the cable chase, hall, storage areas 1 and 2, mens restroom, and office areas 1 and 2

3rd Floor:

9x9 floor tile and mastic in storage room- 420 sq.ft.

4- TSI fittings in the storage room

2. The FAA requires the following asbestos abatement qualifications:

· Abatement contractor must have a least one (5) year previous experience in asbestos abatement. Contractor must submit documentation proving to the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) that they have obtained all required licenses, insurance, bonding and/or certifications required for this type of work in California.

· Contractor personnel shall attend and successfully complete training per 40 CFR Part 763, Subpart E Appendix C or be licensed in the State of Nevada. Such training shall be current during time of qualification and will be maintained during the course of the project for workers directly involved in Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) removal, handling and disposal. Workers shall take and successfully complete the "Worker" course. Onsite supervisory personnel shall take and successfully complete the "Contractor/Supervisor" course. Worker and Contractor/Supervisor courses taken more than 1 year prior to commencement of work are acceptable provided that the individual has successfully completed the annual refresher training as required by applicable regulations. Workers are required to be enrolled in a respiratory protection program as required by federal regulations. The Abatement Contractor shall maintain copies of workers’ state licenses or Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)-accredited training certificates at the work site for the duration of the project.

3. The FAA will contract the services of an independent Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) to provide asbestos abatement guidance and oversight and to collect air monitoring as required by applicable local, state, federal, and FAA requirements, to include the contracts between the FAA and various employee unions.

4. Abatement contractor shall follow all facility-specific security procedures. The FAA will provide access to the facility.

6. Safety data sheets shall be provided for all hazardous materials brought onto the work-site. One copy shall be provided to the COR and one copy shall be included in the Contractor's Hazard Communication Program. The FAA has the option of disallowing the use of some chemicals due to high toxicity, objectionable odors, and when more suitable substitutes are available.

7. The following requirements will apply to this project:

· The abatement contractor shall provide all materials, tools, equipment, labor, etc. to perform abatement activities to remove and dispose of specified asbestos and lead containing material from the BORON QSR ARSR facility located at Highway 58 & 395, 6 MI North of Kramer Junction Road in Boron, CA, Kern County.

· The contractor shall prepare a written Class II asbestos abatement plan. The plan shall be site specific and provide sufficient information to enforce the contract documents. Specifications and project design must include detailed procedures to be used by the abatement contractor to safely and thoroughly abate the asbestos while assuring the safety and health of employees in the facility. Abatement contractor will be responsible for the safety and health of the all abatement contractor employees—to include any safety and health plans, meeting all applicable federal, state, and local occupational safety and health regulations. etc.

· The Contractor shall, without additional expense to the FAA, obtain all necessary permits and licenses in conjunction with the anticipated asbestos abatement, transportation and disposal actions. Provide timely notifications as required by local, state, and federal requirements. Cooperate with FAA contracted CIH on review/dissemination of permits and licenses.

· A designated supervisor must supervise all asbestos abatement work. The supervisor shall ensure that the work site shall be kept clean and orderly during the progress of the work. No asbestos dust shall be visible. Daily perimeter monitoring will be conducted by the FAA CIH. The CIH will share these results with that abatement contractor daily. These results must show that clearance levels, taken outside of the containment area, are met daily.

· The following are requirements for asbestos waste generated at the BORON QSR ARSR:

a. All asbestos waste generated at FAA facilities will be segregated, stored, transported, and disposed of in accordance with all applicable Federal, state, and local requirements. ACM/Presumed Asbestos Containing Material (PACM) waste shall be stored inside leak-proof containers in designated areas until properly transported to an approved disposal site. The containers shall be properly labeled and stored in such a manner as to reduce the potential for accidental disturbance.

b. The waste hauling company will be licensed, per applicable federal and state requirements, to transport ACM/PACM waste.

c. All ACM/PACM waste shall be disposed of at a site currently approved to accept asbestos waste materials in accordance with Federal, state, and local requirements. The transporter shall be required to provide a completed waste shipment record to the FAA within 30 days after removal of the waste from the site.

· Prior to the abatement being considered completed, the FAA contract CIH shall conduct clearance air sampling. Method of analysis shall be Phase Contrast Microscopy (PCM). Should clearance sampling results fail to meet the final clearance requirements, the abatement contractor shall pay all costs associated with all required re-cleaning, re-sampling and analysis until final clean-up requirements are met.

8. The COR will inspect all work and be final acceptance on any charges. They will notify the Contracting Officer (CO) of any non-compliance with the contract and may reject any or all of the charges.

Please provide a cost estimate for the above statement of work.

FAA POCs:

ES POC____________________

Steve Bestwick – NDP WSA – (805)0486-9504 or (805) 290-5970

Carolyn Barclay – Boron (Acting) SSC Manager – (661) 948-9597 or (661) 816-0841

Keith Carroll- SECM-(661)-265-8426 or (661)-816-3706