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TUT ATBM REPAIRS REFURBISH SECURITY FENCES

PR #WP-16-01877

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINSTRATION

WESTERN SERVICE AREA

ENGINEERING SERVICES

AWP

S T A T E M E N T OF W OR KS

FOR

REPAIR REFURBISH SECURITY FENCES

TUT ATBM

SOMOA TAFUNA, AMERICAN SAMOA

JUNE 2016

TUT ATBM CHAIN LINK ENCE

WP-16-01877

AMERICAN SAMOA

CEILING REPAIRS REPLACEMENT

PROJECT LOCATION:

TAFUNA ATBM

100 Tafuna Road Pago Pago, AS 96799

FACILITY MANAGER:

Smith Lutu FAA Pago Pago SSC Pago Pago International Airport 100 Tafuna Road Pago Pago, AS 96799 648 699 9485 X222 Cell 684 733 3888

PROJECT ENGINEER:

Ira Farnoush FAA AWP Regional Office 15000 Aviation Blvd.

Hawthorne, CA 90250

(310) 725-7294 Office

(310) 880-0462 Cell

SITE CONTACT:

Smith Lutu FAA Pago Pago SSC Pago Pago International Airport 100 Tafuna Road Pago Pago, AS 96799 648 699 9485 X222

Cell 684 733 3888

1.0 SCOPE:

Furnish all labors, materials, equipment, tools and services needed to replace, and repair/ refurbish the chain-link fences enclosing the ATBM, RTR, NDB, and garage buildings and bordering parcel.

The fencing system is consisted of about 3,000 feet of fencings and 7 gates of various types and sizes. The fence fabrics are 7 feet tall and 3 rows of barb bared (BB) wires supported by fence posts – total height 8 feet.

The purpose of this project is to remove/replace, repairs and refurbish about 1500 feet the corroded portion of chain link system – included 1500 feet of fabrics, 50 fence posts, 6 corner posts, 50 barb bared wire arms, upgrade about 500 feet of 3-rows of barb bared wires, repair and rehab 7 gates fabric and hardware. As part of refurbishment the contractor must apply paint to corroded posts and hardware. The number of post requires painting not to exceed 40 posts.

In addition, portion of the fence at the south side areas (where the side walk adjacent to the fence has been risen) must be modified and the height of the fence be increased to 8 feet from the sidewalk level. Pictures of the gates and fence at the south side provided for information.

All material pertaining to the fencing system (fabrics, posts, barb bared arms/wires, and clamps will be provided by the FAA.

The works for this project include but not limited to following:

Install 7-foot high fence fabrics, including cross bars and all other accessories Install 3 rows of standard razor barb wires In addition the contractor shall provide all materials and services needed to prep and paint about 30 corroded fence posts. The posts will be determined by the FAA

Remove and replace the fabrics & hardware for gate D (18’ wide- Sliding Single Swing) Remove and replace 250 feet of fabrics and clamps and 5 corroded fence posts between gates D & C.

Remove and replace the fabrics & hardware for gate C (23’ wide- double Swing)

Remove and replace 90 feet of fabrics and clamps between gates C & B.

Remove and replace the fabrics & hardware for gate B (10’ wide- single Swing) and install BB wires for the gate.

Remove and replace 350 feet of fabrics and clamps 20 fence posts, BB wires and arms. Remove and close 5’ wide gate between gates B & A.

Remove and replace the fabrics & hardware and BB wires for gate A (10’ wide- double Swing) and install BB wires for the gate.

Remove and replace 450 feet of fabrics and clamps 6 corroded fence posts between gates D & E.

Remove and replace the fabrics & hardware and BB wires for gate E (12’ wide- double Swing).

Raise the height of 400 feet of fencing at the south side of facility where the public walkway has been raised (fence has become short and non-compliance). For this section of fencing; the Barbed wire arms must be removed, insert 10 feet long 1-5/8” tubing into the existing 2-3/8” short posts, then sleeve in extra new 2-3/8’ post into the posts .and lengthen the height of the post to 7 feet above the walkway level. Install additional fabric and tie to the existing fabrics.

NOTES

1- It should be noted that the FAA on its discretion may alter the scope of works or any tasks indicated above by deleting or adding tasks, However the over total scope of work will not exceed from the numeral indicated in the above paragraph!

2.0 GENERAL

1. The contractor shall verify in the field all dimension conditions, and comply with the local construction safety codes including compliance with IBC.

2. All structural and civil works shall be in full compliances with the requirements of the 2006 International Building Code (IBC-2006).

3. All concrete works must comply with American Concrete Institute (ACI).

5. The contractor must adhere to all Occupational, Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) safety and health rules and guidance.

6. The contractor shall verify in the field all conditions, elevations and dimensions before starting work.

7. Contractor shall be responsible for compliance with the local construction safety orders and any other applicable local, state or federal regulations.

8. Concrete shall have a minimum compressive strength in 28 days equal to: 3000 psi for support structural slab.

9. Loosen the rust with wire brush either by hand or wire wheel. Sand the surface with 80-grit sandpaper. Clean the surface with degreasing cleaner. Use brush or roller (don’t spray) to apply rust-inhibiting primer that includes zinc chromate or iron oxide onto the metal

FAA Standard Drawing No. WP-D-5597 ( Chain Link Fence Installation) provided as guild line - No bonding & grounding is required for this project.

3.0 SUBMITTAL WITH BIDS PACKAGE:

Not applicable

4.0 EXECUTION OF WORK : The Contractor shall assume full responsibility for the protection and safekeeping of products stored on the site. The Contractor and his Subcontractors shall maintain the job site in a neat and orderly condition; this includes the daily removal of rubbish, waste and tools, equipment, and materials not required for the work in progress. The contractor shall be cautious when working inside the building and provide adequate protection for safeguarding the equipment.

5.0 DELIVERIES OR PERFORMANCE: The Contractor shall be required to (a) Commence work under this contract within fifteen (15) calendar days after the date the Contractor receives the notice to proceed, (b) prosecute the work diligently, and (c) complete the entire work ready for use not later than twenty one (21) Calendar days after receipt of notice to proceed. The time stated for completion shall include final cleanup of the premises.

6.0 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS: The job site is located within the Samoa International airport in secure area. The Contractor shall comply with all instructions, rules, security, safety, environmental, health requirements of the Federal, State, local and airport authorities at all time.

7.0 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED MATERIALS

The entire fencing system including fabrics, brackets, hardware, arms and Barb Bared wires will be supply by the FAA.

Other materials such as concrete and etc must be provided by the contractor.

FAA Electrical Specification FAA-C-1217e.

8.0 ATTACHMENTS

FAA Standard Drawing for Chain Link Fence No. WP-D-5597

Google Map showing fence boundary & gates locations

9.0 GATES PICTURES

GATE A

GATE B

GATE C

GATE D

GATE E

GATE F

GATE G

SOUTH SIDE FENCE

To be modified – Increase Height

END OF DOCUMENT

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