3_Attachment 1 - SOW_Senator Rosen Office Wall Project_2026 05 12.pdf
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Summary of Statement of Work: Senator Rosen's Office Wall Project
This is a Statement of Work (SOW) issued by the General Services Administration (GSA) Nevada Field Office for a construction project at the Bruce R. Thompson federal building in Reno, Nevada. The project involves creating a private office within Senator Rosen's existing suite by installing a new partition wall and door at office 7006. The partition wall must be constructed with 3 5/8-inch, 20 GA minimum steel studs spaced 24 inches on center, batt insulation, and 5/8-inch gypsum board on each side, painted to match existing finishes. The contractor must provide a knockdown or welded steel door frame, a new solid core wood veneer door matching existing standards, and new door hardware consistent with building standards. Additional work includes patching and repairing carpet, covebase, and paint as necessary. The contractor is responsible for all supervision, labor, materials, and equipment required for project completion.
The contractor must submit a detailed cost proposal breaking down material and labor costs by line item, including labor burden, contractor profit, overhead, insurance, and bond rate. Project completion is required within 90 calendar days of notice to proceed. Submittals must include product design, layout drawings, material submittals (three copies), and technical information for doors, hardware, and paint samples prior to material purchases. The contractor shall provide a construction schedule within three working days of notice to proceed and submit weekly schedule updates and material order tracking numbers to the GSA Project Manager (Michael Whelan). All work must comply with sustainable product requirements including EPA recycled content, ENERGY STAR, EPEAT, and WaterSense standards where applicable. Supplemental conditions require appropriate security clearances, GSA contractor identification badges for all personnel, work hours from 7 AM to 5 PM, compliance with federal building codes and GSA PBS P-100 Facilities Standards, daily debris removal, a one-year warranty on all work and materials, job site safety compliance with 29 CFR 1910, and a pre-payment inspection by a GSA representative.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Solicitation Coversheet - 47PD5526Q0028 rev.pdf | ||
| 3_Attachment 2 - WD NV20260093 2026 06 22.pdf | ||
| SF30_Amendment 0001_47PD5526Q0028_2026 07 01.pdf | ||
| Pre-Bid RFI Responses_2026 06 26.pdf | ||
| Solicitation Coversheet - 47PD5526Q0028.pdf | ||
| 1_Solicitation.pdf | ||
| 3_Agreement.pdf | ||
| 2_SF1449 47PD5526Q0028.pdf | ||
| 3_Attachment 2 - WD NV20260040 2026 05 18.pdf |
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DEV 12-1-2014
General Services Administration
Nevada Field Office
Scope of Work Senator Rosen’s Office Wall Project Reno, NV
5/12/2026
Scope of Work Senator Rosen’s Office Wall Project Reno, NV
STATEMENT OF WORK
5/12/2026
Project Title: Senator Rosen’s Office Wall Project
1.0 Description
Senator Rosen’s office at the Bruce R. Thompson requires a private office within their suite. This private office will be created by closing off and existing space with a new partition wall and door.
Provide new partition, door, and finishes at office 7006.
Partition wall shall have the following characteristics:
- 3 5/8th , 20 GA minimum steel studs, 24 inch OC
- Batt insulation
- 5/8th gypsum board on each side
- Partition to be built to existing suspended ceiling and braced as needed
- Paint each side of new wall to match existing.
Door:
- Provide knockdown or welded steel door frame at new wall
- Provide new solid core wood veneer door to match existing
- Provide new door hardware to match existing building standard
Finishes
- Patch and repair carpet, covebase, and paint as necessary.
2.0 General
Provide all supervision, labor material and equipment required to complete scope of work.
All dimensions are approximate and may vary from actual measurements. It is the contractor’s sole responsibility to field verify all measurements, site conditions, utility/service locations and equipment/material compatibility.
3.0 Contractors Cost Proposal
The contractor shall provide a detailed proposal showing material and labor cost for each line item. The proposal shall include but not limited to Labor Burden, Contractor Profit, Contractor Overhead, Insurance and Bond Rate.
5.0 Performance Period
Project must be completed no later than 90 calendar days after a notice to proceed has been issued.
6.0 Submittals
Prior to the purchase of any materials, the contractor is to provide product design, layout drawings, material submittals (3 copies), and specific technical information for review and acceptance on the following items:
➢ Door, door hardware
➢ Paint samples
8.0 Schedules/Deliverables
Contractor shall provide a construction schedule to the GSA Project Manger within 3 working days after receipt of notice to proceed. Contractor shall provide written weekly updates of the schedule to the GSA Project Manager. Contractor shall provide copies of material orders with tracking numbers to the GSA Project Manager on all lead items.
9.0 Environmental, Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Product Requirements
➢ GSA purchases for products and services must meet sustainable product requirements. Every contractor shall comply with these sustainable product requirements by using products that meet the criteria and standards listed in the PBS Sustainable Requirements;
➢ EPA guidelines for recycled content.
http://www.epa/epawaste/conserve/tools/cpg/ondex.htm
➢ Be Biobased or Biopreferred.
http://www.biopreferred.gov/
➢ ENERGY STAR or FEMP compliant.
➢ EPEAT registered (if applicable) http://www.epeat.net/
➢ Must comply with “WaterSense”. http://www.epa.gov/watersense/
➢ “Environmentally Preferable” http://www.gas.gov/portal/category/27119
➢ Comply with SNAP, http//www.epa.gov/ozone/snap/
➢ The contractor is also responsible for providing sufficient documentation to confirm that the product provided have the required sustainable criteria, upon the Governments request. Review and ensure all applicable FAR clauses are followed including direction provided in parts FAR 52.223-2, FAR 52.223-15 and FAR 52.223-17.
10.0 Supplemental Conditions
➢ Appropriate security clearances will be required. No convicted felons shall be permitted on site. All contract personnel must wear authorization badges at all times while on the job site. Badges shall be issued at the GSA Field Office.
Contract personnel not displaying (or in possession of) a GSA- Contractor Identification Badge shall be removed from the premises.
➢ Project working hours are 7AM to 5PM. Work performed outside of normal government working hours shall be at no additional cost to the Government.
Work time frames will be scheduled to ensure there is no disruption to the tenant.
➢ Provide appropriate construction and safety barriers to designated construction zone if applicable. Confine all work to the immediate construction area.
➢ All work must conform to the agency’s requirements, current state and local building codes, USMS Publication #64, US Courts Design Guide and the GSA PBS P-100 Facilities Standards.
➢ Storage and staging areas for materials may be provided on a limited basis.
Schedule material deliveries close to installation to minimize operational impact. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to secure all materials and equipment, the Government is not responsible for the theft of any materials or equipment.
➢ The work area shall be maintained in a clean, well kept environment. Remove and properly dispose of all debris and used materials on a daily basis.
➢ At contract completion, if there is evidence of damage to the existing walls, doors, paint or other areas as a result on installation of materials by the contractor, the contractor shall make corrections at no cost to the government.
➢ Upon contract acceptance, the contractor warrants that all work performed under this contract and all part and materials supplied as a part of the contract shall operate/perform at designed specifications, free of defects for a period of one (1) year after completion of the contract and acceptance of work by the government unless specifically specified. Copies of pertinent warranty information, manuals and /or care instructions shall be provided by the contractor prior to completion of the project.
➢ The bidder is required to notify the Government when there are glaring errors, gross mistakes and/or patent violations, obvious ambiguities in the specifications. Failure to recognize an obvious ambiguity does not excuse the bidder from it’s duty to seek clarification.
➢ Safety shall be the full and total responsibility of the contractor. The contractor will insure that an applicable safety program is used and enforced.
Contractor will insure the safety of employees and persons having proper and legal access to the area. Additionally, the Contractor shall insure compliance with the Code of Federal Regulations, Section 29, Part 1910, Subpart 1, and “personal protective equipment.” The Contractor shall enforce the use of such equipment by employees and also provide and have on hand at the job site such equipment as necessary for official visitors and inspection personnel.
Contractor shall provide and post at the jobsite all MSDS information in regard to any item used in the respect to this project.
➢ Contractor will arrange for a job inspection with a GSA representative prior to submitting invoices for payment.
All technical correspondence pertaining to this project shall be referred to:
Michael Whelan – Michael.whelan@gsa.gov
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