S06 - Att 1 B1 INTERIOR DEMO and ABATEMENT ADDENDUM 02.pdf

PROJECT NUMBER 556-24-102 (23100.03)

PROJECT NAME Building 1 Interior Demolition and Abatement at Captain James A. Lovell FHCC

SUBMITTAL 100% Construction Documents – Addendum 2

SUBJECT Environmental Design Narrative

Project Overview and Background

Riverfront Safety & Health, LC (Riverfront), a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business, has provided a limited asbestos and or lead inspection summary and abatement plan in support of the Building 1 Interior Demolition and Abatement Project (VA Project 556-24-102) proposed at the Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center in North Chicago, IL (The Project).

Field Investigation Objectives

Project objectives are as follows:

Provide comprehensive design and construction documents for Building 1 interior demolition and abatement at Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center, as further described under this Scope of Work. Building 1 is a brick-clad, three-story structure with an attic, sub-basement and crawlspaces used for administration, research, and education. The building was constructed in 1925 and is approximately 57,000 GSF. The building was partially occupied at the time of inspection. The goal of this project is to perform a full gut with the removal of HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and telecom, leaving fire protection intact.

Riverfront was provided Tropical Environmental Inc.’s 2011 Asbestos Condition Assessment Report and historic as-builts from Browne-Morse Company dated 1976 and from Balluff and Balluff dated 1980 and 1982 (Appendix E). No information on historic or current lead or mold conditions was provided.

Field Investigation Summary

Riverfront provided inspection personnel accredited under the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Model Accreditation Program for Asbestos Building Inspectors and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency accredited Lead Inspectors to perform the following:

Verify the presence, location, quantity, appearance, and condition of all applicable building materials exhibiting asbestos, lead and mold containing materials within areas of scheduled work at Building 1, identified by the VA as likely to be impacted during this project.

The project specific limited asbestos survey was performed by Mr. Charles Davis, Mr. Jamison Bear, and Mr. Travis Carter on July 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, 2024. Mr. Justin R. Rhyneer and Mr. Davis gathered as-built record document on September 9, 2024. Mr. Davis and Mr. Bear return for an additional survey on November 11 and 12, 2024. All inspectors are accredited under the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Model Accreditation Program for Asbestos Building Inspectors. Furthermore, Mr. Davis is an Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) licensed Asbestos Building Inspector and Lead Risk Assessor. All work was performed under the supervision of a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), Mr. Justin R. Rhyneer, to ensure standard EPA-NESHAP/AHERA/OSHA field inspection and sampling methods were employed for representative project inspection. Principal contacts for this project were Sean Brewner of the Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center and Andrew Stevens from Spur Design. The project inspection was performed with the following assumptions and limitations:

• The VA intends to vacate the building prior to construction, but it will still be partially occupied at the time of this design inspection effort, which requires selectively destructive sampling means. As such, inspection efforts must include more deliberate and cautious means and methods (which would not otherwise be necessary for unoccupied building) to ensure the safety of building occupants during performance of destructive sampling efforts needed to identify concealed hazardous materials components within scope of work. With this in mind, It must be stated that all areas within the scope of work were not able to be completely assessed due to both active office

Captain James A. Lovell FHCC work in areas of the building as well as active construction work in other areas. Trends and historical information have been applied where necessary. Due to the ongoing nature of construction in this building, materials conditions may defer by time of construction for The Project

• The VA confirms that the end-product of this project is a building gutted down to bare concrete/substrate on floors, walls, and ceilings construction.

• The VA does not have a full set of historical abatement inspection records or closeout records to provide.

• The VA directs the AE to assess current conditions in relation to provided 12/12/2011 Tropical Environmental, Inc. Asbestos Report.

• The limited mold assessment was based on visual observations only.

• There was an active and ongoing construction project installing new windows to Building 1 during the time of the inspections. The dynamic nature of inspecting during an active construction site means that conditions may change rapidly, potentially exposing or concealing hazardous materials.

As such, our design is based on observations and sampling from our last current inspection.

Asbestos Containing Materials – Assessment & Inspection Results

Riverfront personnel collected a total of 442 representative samples of suspected asbestos containing materials related to The Project. The suspect materials, which were similar in general appearance and age of construction, were grouped into homogeneous material sets and sampled. Standard industry practices were used in collecting samples to ensure the safety of all personnel. All samples were transferred via written chain-of -custody, to EMSL, an AIHA & NVLAP accredited laboratory, for analysis.

A minimum of three samples were collected of all suspect asbestos containing building materials. All samples were analyzed using polarized light microscopy (PLM) analysis with dispersion staining (DS) according to U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Method 600 IR-93/116 which is presently recommended by the EPA.

The EPA defines asbestos-containing materials (ACM) as having greater than 1% asbestos as measured by polarized light microscopy (PLM) methods. Out of the four hundred forty-two (442) suspect asbestos samples collected, ninety-two (92) samples were identified as asbestos-containing materials by PLM analysis. These ninety-two (92) ACM samples represent thirty-two (32) homogeneous material groups and are as follows:

Building 1

• 12”x12” Beige w/ Tan Streaks Floor Tile w/ White Leveler and Yellow Mastic

• 12”x12” White w/ Blue Streak Floor Tile w/ Brown Mastic

• 12”x12” Tan w/ Cream Streak Floor Tile and Black/Yellow Mastic

• 12”x12” Tan w/ White and Black Streaks (Conf.)

• 9”x9” White Floor Tile under Blue Carpet w/ Black Mastic

• 9”x9” Green w/ White Streaks w/ Black Mastic (Conf.)

• 9”x9” Tan w/ Brown Streaks w/ Black Mastic (Conf.)

• 9”x9” Cream Floor Tile w/ Black Mastic under Green Roll Out Carpet w/ Yellow Mastic

• Black Mastic assoc. w/ 9”x9” Red Floor (Conf.)

• White 9”x9” Floor Tile under Blue Carpet Adhesive

• 4” Black Cove Base and Grey/Yellow Mastic

• 4” Brown Cove Base and Brown/Gray Mastic

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• Black Tar Water Proofing on Interior Brick Wall

• Black Tar assoc. w/ 6”x4” Red Brick

• Black Tar on Perimeter Roof Hatch

• Mudded Fitting (Conf.)

• Yellow Stick Pin Mastic

• 3’ Tan Vinyl Sheeting and Yellow Mastic

• Dark Gray Caulk on White Wood Window Frame

• Brown Window Frame Caulk on 4’x4’ Aluminum Window

• Brown Window Caulk on 8’x8’ Aluminum Window Frame

• Black Lab Countertop assoc. w/ Yellow Equipment

• Black Lab Countertop assoc. w/ Blue Equipment

• Black Lab Countertop assoc. w/ Red Equipment

• Grey Putty on Walls in Walk in Cooler

• Gray/Tan Vibration Dampening Cloth (Conf.)

• Grey Vinyl Floor/Wall Wrap w/ White Filler

• Fume Hood Baffle and Countertop (Room 120, 128, and 216D)

• Earthen Crawlspace Debris

• Brown HVAC Mastic on Circular Exhaust Duct

• Residual Black/Yellow Mastic under Blue Roll Out Carpet

• Residual Black/Yellow Mastic under Gray/Pink/Blue Roll Out Carpet

A summary of project material sampling efforts, including sample numbers, descriptions, locations, quantities, category (friable or non-friable) and presented in Table 1. The full laboratory analytical reports are included in Appendix A.

Addendum 1 Update – After the completion of the project, additional details were added to the environmental drawing set, prompted by pre-bid RFI’s provided by the contractor. These additions included small amounts of additional floor tile and/or asbestos mastic that will need to be removed. In addition, the exact items to be abated were changed in some areas. The overall cost impact of these changes is negligible. On sheet HA102, areas CO-2-01, 226A-1, and 200-1 were changed from asbestos floor tile and asbestos black mastic abatement to non-asbestos floor tile and asbestos black mastic abatement. Asbestos floor tile and black mastic removal was also added to room 208C-1. On sheet HA101, asbestos floor tile and asbestos black mastic removal was added to room 117B-1.

Historic ACM Data

Tropical Environmental Inc.’s 2011 Asbestos Condition Assessment Report found the following ACM samples:

• Adhesive on Ducting

• Black Tar Wrap on Pipe Insulation

• Carpet Adhesive

• Exposed Black Baseboard

• Exterior Window Caulk

• Exterior Window Caulk

• 9”x9” Tan Floor Tile and associated Black Mastic

• Black Mastic assoc. w/ 9”x9” Green Floor

• Black Mastic assoc. w/ 9”x9” Red Floor

• 12”x12” Tan Floor Tile and assoc. Black Mastic

• 9”x9” Brown Floor Tile and associated Brown Mastic

• 9”x9” White Floor Tile and assoc. Black Mastic

• ** 9”x9” White w/ Green Streaks Floor Tile and assoc. Black Mastic

• 9”x9” Brown w/ Brown Streaks Floor Tile and assoc. Black Mastic

• 9”x9” Tan w/ Brown Streaks Floor Tile

Captain James A. Lovell FHCC and assoc. Black Mastic

• 12”x12” Freen Floor Tile

• 9”x9” Cream Floor Tile and assoc. Black Mastic

• Interior Window Caulk

• Tan Pebble Patter Linoleum

• Yellow Linoleum

• Fittings on Fiberglass Runs

• Sink Coating

• Vibration Damper

• Tan Mastic associated w/ Tan Vinyl Flooring

• Black 1” Vinyl Threshold

• Black 2” Vinyl Threshold

• Tan Carpet Adhesive under Brown Carpet

• Yellow/Black Carpet Adhesive under Blue Carpet

• Yellow Carpet Adhesive under Pink/Blue

Carpet

• Brown Carpet Adhesive under Brown Carpet

• Yellow Carpet Adhesive under Brownish/Red Carpet

• Yellow Carpet Adhesive under Purple Carpet

• 1’x1’ Ceiling Tile w/ Fissure Lines Up

• 9”x9” Light Brown w/ Black Streaks Floor Tile

• Tan Mastic associated w/ 12”x12” Tan with Multicolor Streaks Floor

• Brown Mastic associated w/ 4” Grey Vinyl Baseboard

• Tan/Brown Mastic Associated w/ 4” Grey Vinyl Baseboard

• * 1” Tan Vinyl Threshold and assoc.

Yellow Mastic

* - Note: Insufficient sample/material provided for analysis ** - Note: Insufficient sample/material (<100mg) to verify results

Lead Containing Materials – Assessment & Inspection Results

A targeted lead inspection was performed on representative indoor building components to identify lead-based paint on primary substrates likely to be impacted by The Project.

Riverfront personnel Charles Davis collected lead readings from targeted surfaces to identify the presence of lead-based paint (LBP), which is defined by the EPA as greater than or equal to 1.0 mg/cm2 lead by surface loading (as tested by XRF instrument) or greater than 0.5% (5,000 parts per million lead by dry weight) from paint chip samples. EPA/HUD compliant XRF (X-Ray Fluorescence) and paint chip sampling methods were employed for this project assessment.

It is stressed that this sampling was intended to identify the presence of lead-based paint and/or lead glazed tiles within readily accessible areas of the buildings which may become disturbed during future construction and activities and associated with this particular project design, and not necessarily an EPA- HUD type “surface-by- surface” inspection. An EPA-HUD trained Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor collected all readings.

The RSH inspection team gathered a total of 229 readings including instrument calibration readings and 20 paint chip samples. Of these, 65 readings (36 materials) were above the 1.0 mg/cm2 threshold. Of the 20 paint chip samples, 3 paint chip samples (2 materials) were above 0.5% percent by weight threshold. Materials showing elevated levels included:

Building 1

• Cream Plaster Wall • White Plaster Wall

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• Green Plaster Wall

• Grey Plaster Wall

• Melon Plaster Wall

• Off White Plaster Wall

• Light Blue Plaster Wall

• Blue/Gray Plaster Wall

• White Plaster Structural Column

• Cream Wood Partition Wall

• White 4”x4” Ceramic Wall Tile

• White 3”x6” Ceramic Wall Tile

• White Fire Equipment Panel

• Tan Plaster Ceiling

• Mauve Metal Door Panel

• Cream Metal Door Frame

• Cream Wood Door Panel

• Dark Brown Wood Door Panel

• White Metal Door Panel

• White Metal Door Frame

• Off White Metal Door Frame

• Off White Wood Door Panel

• Cream Plaster Ceiling

• Brown Metal Radiator

• Cream Metal Radiator

• Mauve Metal Radiator

• Gray Metal Radiator

• White Metal Window Frame

• Red Metal Cabinet

• White Metal Fume Hood

• Yellow Steel Structural Pole

• Red Metal Fire Protection Valve

• Black Metal Water Pipe

• Yellow Metal Water Pipe

• White Porcelain Urinal

• White Porcelain Sink

• Off White Porcelain Sink

• Brown Plaster Ceiling

• Orange Sanitary Sewer Line

A summary of project lead sampling results is presented in Table 2 and Table 3. The full laboratory analytical reports are included in Appendix B.

Mold Impacted Buildings Materials – Assessment & Inspection Results

An inspection targeting visible mold growth (VMG) was also performed alongside the lead and asbestos surveys in support of The Project design. Currently, no licensing requirements exist for performing mold inspections.

The inspection of Building 1 revealed significant evidence of moisture intrusion throughout the first floor.

This moisture presence was observed manifesting in various forms including visible water staining on various flooring systems. Water staining was noted on multiple flooring types, suggesting prolonged exposure to moisture which can lead to the deterioration of flooring materials and introduce potential safety hazards. VMG was observed on thermal system insulation (TSI). The presence of VMG on TSI indicates that moisture is condensing on these surfaces. This can compromise the thermal efficiency and promote mold growth throughout the rest of the buildings HVAC system. VMG was also observed on drywall and plaster wall systems and plaster ceiling systems throughout the first floor. Plaster wall failures were observed in the forms of blisters, efflorescence, cracking and debonding. Blistering indicates moisture trapped beneath the plaster surface, efflorescence suggests moisture migration through the plaster, and cracking and debonding suggests structural integrity issues due to moisture infiltration and the expansion/contraction cycle. An active project was underway during our inspection in which the windows in Building 1 were actively being removed and replaced with temporary plywood sheets covering the openings. Observations suggested that gaps around the windows were allowing outdoor environmental conditions to affect the building's interior, exacerbating moisture intrusion issues throughout the building but more noticeable throughout the first floor. The presence of VMG poses health risks to building occupants and ongoing moisture intrusion can lead to further structural damage, compromising building integrity. In summary, observations strongly suggest significant and ongoing moisture intrusion issues are affecting Building 1’s interior. Addressing the moisture intrusion in Building 1 is critical to preserving the integrity of the structure and ensuring a safe environment for occupants. Photo documentation of specific observations are included in Appendix C.

Captain James A. Lovell FHCC

Miscellaneous Hazardous Materials

A visual inspection throughout the subject property took place to identify miscellaneous hazardous materials. Observations have identified or suggested the following miscellaneous hazardous materials at the Subject Property that shall require special handling and final disposition:

• Approximately 16 fluorescent light ballasts not specifically labeled "No PCBs"

• Approximately 1227 fluorescent light bulbs not green tipped (presumed Hg)

• Approximately six mercury-containing (presumed) regulated thermostats

• Approximately 21 emergency exit sign assemblies

Recommended Response Actions

ACM Materials

• ACM materials that will be impacted must be removed by a licensed qualified IDPH contractor.

• A comprehensive asbestos remediation design specification shall be developed to govern the proper repair, handling and/or removal of ACM. This specification shall be prepared in accordance with current EPA/OSHA/State and Local project design guidelines and shall be written to account for the potential disturbance of any ACM, directly or indirectly, during the course of construction-related activities.

• Should any identified ACM components require disturbance and/or removal as part of planned renovation plans, such components should be removed in whole or protected in place, as deemed most appropriate by construction needs and/or asbestos remediation project design specifications.

• All ACM removal activity is to be performed by professional asbestos abatement contractors and workers that are licensed in the State of Illinois for such and trained/accredited in accordance with applicable EPA-AHERA training requirements.

Lead-Based Paint / Lead Containing Materials

• A comprehensive lead paint remediation design specification shall be developed to govern the proper repair, handling and/or removal of lead containing materials likely to be disturbed. This specification should be prepared in accordance with current EPA/OSHA and/or State of Illinois project design guidelines and should be written to account for the potential disturbance of any lead

- based paint, directly or indirectly, during construction related activities.

• All lead containing material impact or removal is to be performed by professional lead abatement contractors and workers that are licensed in the State of Illinois for such and trained/accredited in accordance with applicable EPA training requirements.

Mold Impacted Building Materials

• Consider initiating immediate investigations into building envelope integrity to ensure that all possible sources of water intrusion associated with the building envelope system have been thoroughly investigated and mitigated. This may require a more thorough (i.e. remove drywall paneling, remove roof insulation, or direct observation) assessment of conditions within wall cavities and above ceilings. For obvious reasons, all water intrusion concerns should be resolved prior to initiation of mold/moisture impacted building materials, as outlined below.

• Consider conducting an aggressive and more invasive investigation approach in order to further

Captain James A. Lovell FHCC delineate the nature and extent of excessive mold growth conditions present within The Site, particularly within otherwise concealed locations such as wall cavities and above ceiling spaces, so that impacted building materials may be removed and replaced. Two distinctly different approaches can be pursued, each with their own advantages and disadvantages, as follows:

o Have an Illinois-licensed abatement contractor perform exploratory abatement of mold impacted ceiling and walls under controlled conditions (i.e. construction of negative pressure enclosure) for the purpose of removing damaged materials posing a risk to occupants, as well as to facilitate visual examination of the condition of concealed surfaces (i.e. backside of material not otherwise accessible). Any surfaces exhibiting suspect staining/debris/growths would be subject to abatement/removal followed by a microbial visual assessment and final air clearance after abatement activities. This approach offers an immediate response action but presents less certainty with respect to eventual abatement related costs. A mold/moisture abatement plan should be prepared by a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) for use by selected abatement contractor to ensure a safe, methodic approach to this process.

o Have an Industrial Hygiene consultant perform a more detailed, more invasive investigation effort in order to more clearly delineate the full nature and extent of water intrusion and/or mold growth related conditions, followed by development of a mold abatement plan by a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) offering a clear scope of work for subsequent efforts to remove all mold/water damaged building components from The Site. This approach offers more certainty with respect to eventual abatement related costs, but is a more deliberate, time-consuming approach.

Removal of Miscellaneous Hazardous Materials

• Miscellaneous Hazardous Material (MHM) building components presenting special regulatory risks and requirements must, by law, be properly removed, manifested and disposed/recycled prior to building demolition activities.

Riverfront appreciates the opportunity to assist with this project. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns.

Sincerely, December 20, 2024 Justin R. Rhyneer, CIH Date Principal

Table 1: RSH Asbestos Field Sampling Summary Table Table 2: RSH Lead XRF Field Sampling Summary Table Table 3: RSH Lead Bulk Field Sampling Summary Table Appendix A: Asbestos Laboratory Results Appendix B: Lead Bulk Laboratory Results Appendix C: Field Investigation Photo Log Appendix D: Professional Certifications Appendix E: Historic Asbestos Records and As-Builts

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SPUR DESIGN, LLC

312 SW 25TH STREET

Oklahoma City, OK 73109

(405) 842-6100

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NORTH CHICAGO, IL 60064-3048

MEP/TELECOM ENGINEER

SPUR DESIGN

2519 MADISON AVE, STE 100

KANSAS CITY, MO 64108

(913) 369-7200

FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEER

POOLE FIRE PROTECTION

19910 WEST 161ST STREET

OLATHE, KANSAS 66062

(913) 829-8690

INDUSTRIAL HYGENIST

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11140 SOUTH TOWN SQUARE, STE 100

ST. LOUIS, MO 63123

(713) 864-2900

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10901 FRONT BEACH RD, STE 1415

PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL 32407

(502) 836-4232

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1225 N. LOOP WEST, STE 800

HOUSTON, TX 77008

(713) 864-2900

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KEY NOTES & VISUAL GUIDE

REMOVE ACM FLOOR TILE AND/OR UNDERLYING ASBESTOS BLACK MASTIC ON CONCRETE USING MANUAL MEANS AND CHEMICAL

METHODS, APPROX 8,675 SF EACH.

REMOVE ACM LINOLEUM AND ADHESIVE WITH UNDERLYING ASBESTOS MASTIC ON CONCRETE USING MANUAL MEANS AND

CHEMICAL METHODS, 150 SF EACH.

REMOVE ACM LINOLEUM WITH ADHESIVE AND UNDERLYING ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE (GENERALLY 9" X 9") WITH ASBESTOS BLACK

MASTIC ON CONCRETE USING MANUAL MEANS AND CHEMICAL METHODS, 150 SF EACH.

REMOVE ASBESTOS MUDDED PIPE FITTINGS AND JOINTS USING GLOVEBAG METHODS, 1,110 EACH. ASBESTOS BLACK TAR WRAP IS PRESENT ON SOME FITTINGS. REMOVE PLASTER CHASE, SUSPENDED PLASTER CEILING, DRYWALL CEILING, PERIMETER PLASTER STEAM SOFFIT AND/OR WET WALL SECTIONS WITH LBP PLASTER AND BLOCK TO ACCESS PIPE WITH ASSOCIATED ASBESTOS FITTINGS. ASBESTOS FIITINGS ARE OCCASIONALLY PRESENT OUT OF CHASE OR SOFFITS AND LOCATED ON WATER SERVICE AND STEAM/RETURN LINES. PLASTERING OF SOFFITS, STEAM CHASES, AND SUSPENDED CEILINGS ARE APPLIED TO EXPANDED METAL LATH. REFER TO MECHANICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL DEMOLITION DRAWINGS FOR LOCATIONS AND EXTENTS, APPROXIMATELY 2,200 SF OF LBP PLASTER SOFFIT, 2,250 SF OF VERTICAL LBP PLASTER CHASES, 10,000 SF SUSPENDED LBP PLASTER CEILING, AND 12,500 SF DRYWALL CEILING. REMOVE ACT CEILING GRID SYSTEMS WHERE PRESENT. ALL CHASES

IMPACTED.

REMOVE ACM VIBRATION DAMPENING JOINT CLOTH USING DISMANTLING METHODS AND NONDESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUES, 10 SF

OF ASBESTOS JOINT CLOTH.

REMOVE VINYL SHEET FLOOR AND UNDERLYING ASBESTOS YELLOW AND BLACK MASTIC AT STAIR LANDINGS USING MANUAL

MEANS AND CHEMICAL METHODS, 400 SF OF FLOORING IN STAIRWELL LANDING AREAS TOTAL.

ACM BLACK TAR IS PRESENT WITHIN INTERIOR WALL VOID OF PERIMETER WALLS, PROTECT AS NECESSARY. USING MANUAL AND CHEMICAL MEANS PROVIDE WALL PENETRATIONS UP TO 1 SF EACH AT 8 LOCATIONS THROUGH ACM WALL VOID IN LOCATIONS

REQUESTED BY THE VA.

REMOVE ACM TRANSITE PANELS IN FUME HOOD USING DISMANTLING METHODS AND NON-DESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUES, 1 HOOD AT 64 SF OF TRANSITE PANELS. DOUBLE WRAP TRANSITE PANELS WITH 6-MIL POLY AND HEPA VACUUM PRIOR TO REMOVAL

FROM ENCLOSURE. FUME HOOD ASSEMBLY WITH LBP PAINT, PROTECT AS NECESSARY.

REMOVE ACM TRANSITE PANELS IN FUME HOOD AND ASBESTOS COUNTERTOP USING DISMANTLING METHODS AND NON-DESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUES, 1 FUME HOOD AT 64 SF TRANSITE AND 200 SF ASBESTOS COUNTERTOP EACH. DOUBLE WRAP TRANSITE PANELS AND ASBESTOS COUNTERTOP WITH 6-MIL POLY AND HEPA VACUUM PRIOR TO REMOVAL FROM ENCLOSURE.

REMOVE NON-ACM VINYL SHEET FLOORING, ADHESIVE AND FILLER WITH UNDERLYING ASBESTOS BLACK MASTIC USING MANUAL

MEANS AND CHEMICAL METHODS, 5,500 SF EACH.

LEAD CONTAINING RED FIRE PROTECTION STAND PIPE VALVE AND ASSOCIATED PIPING PRESENT, PROTECT AS NECESSARY.

SUB-MAINS AND LATERALS ARE OCCASIONALLY WITH LBP, PROTECT AS NECESSARY THROUGHOUT BUILDING.

FIRE PROTECTION CABINETS, METAL WHITE, TO BE REMOVED DURING DEMOLITION OF LBP INTERIOR PARTITION WALL.

REMOVE LEAD CONTAINING 4" X 4" CERAMIC WALL TILE (GENERALLY WHITE) AND CERAMIC COVE BASE USING MINIMAL MANUAL

DESTRUCTIVE METHODS AND TECHNIQUES, 620 SF CERAMIC WALL TILE AND COVE BASE.

DISMANTLE AND REMOVE LEAD CONTAINING (GLAZED) CERAMIC HAND SINK, SLOP SINK, TOILET, AND/OR URINAL INTACT AS A

WHOLE, 12 PLUMBING FIXTURES TOTAL.

DISMANTLE AND REMOVE LBP BASE AND WALL CABINETS INTACT AS A WHOLE, 175 LF OF LBP METAL BASE AND WALL CABINETS.

YELLOW LEAD BASED PAINT ON EXTERIOR METAL STRUCTURAL POLE, PROTECT AS NECESSARY.

REMOVE INSULATION AND ASBESTOS INSULATION STICK PIN ADHESIVE ON DUCTWORK, 10,320 SF. REMOVE PLASTER AND VCT WALL SECTIONS AND/OR SUSPENDED PLASTER CEILINGS AS NECESSARY TO ACCESS INSULATED DUCTWORK. REFER TO

MECHANICAL DEMOLITION DRAWINGS FOR LOCATIONS AND EXTENTS.

USING NON-DESTRUCTIVE METHODS, REMOVE ACM DOOR INTACT AS A WHOLE, 90 EACH ACM DOOR PANELS. DOUBLE WRAP DOORS WITH 6-MIL POLY AND HEPA VACUUM PRIOR TO REMOVAL FROM ENCLOSURE. LBP DOOR FRAMES TO BE REMOVED WITH

LBP WALL SECTIONS.

MANUALLY DISCONNECT AND REMOVE LEAD CONTAINING/LBP STEAM RADIATORS INTACT AS A WHOLE, 82 EACH. COORDINATE

FOR ZERO ENERGY. RADIATORS ARE TYPICALLY PRESENT BELOW OUTSIDE WINDOWS.

REMOVE DAMAGED/SPALLING LBP PLASTER FACING ON PERIMETER WALLS AND SMALL AREAS OF PLASTER ON CEILING. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS, 2,000 SF. ASBESTOS BLACK TAR VAPOR BARRIER OR WATERPROOFING WILL BE PRESENT BEHIND THE PERIMETER WALL PLASTER FACE OVER/ON BRICK, VCT, AND/OR CONCRETE SUBSTRATES.

REMOVE PRESUMED MERCURY CONTAINING SWITCH, 6 EA

WHERE REMAINING PERIMETER WINDOW SUBASSEMBLY FRAMES ARE PRESENT. DO NOT DISTURB AND PROTECT AS NECESSARY. SUBASSEMBLY FRAMING HAS ACM INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PLUG CAULK AND LBP, 92 WINDOW ASSEMBLY

LOCATIONS.

REMOVE ASBESTOS CONTAINING LAB COUNTERTOP, SINK, CAULK, AND BACKSPLASH SYSTEM AS INTACT DISASSEMBLED SECTIONS USING MANUAL MEANS, 200 SF. COORDINATE ZERO ENERGY AND DOUBLE WRAP WITH 6-MIL POLY AND HEPA VACUUM

PRIOR TO REMOVAL FROM ENCLOSURE. DO NOT CUT OR ABRADE MATERIAL.

REMOVE LBP INTERIOR PLASTER/BLOCK, DRYWALL/STUD AND PLASTER/VCT WALLS USING MANUAL METHODS, 18,000 SF OF WALLS. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DEMOLITION DRAWINGS AND COORDINATE LOCATIONS, EXTENTS AND ZERO ENERGY.

MANUALLY SCRAPE AND STABILIZE REMAINING LBP PLASTER WALLS, CEILINGS AND PAINTED STRUCTURAL CONCRETE, 30,000 SF.

DOOR SYSTEM WITH ACM AND LBP COMPONENTS (PACM), DO NOT DISTURB AND PROTECT AS NECESSARY.

REMOVE ASBESTOS COVE BASE AND/OR ASSOCIATED ASBESTOS ADHESIVE(MASTIC) USING MANUAL MEANS AND CHEMICAL

METHODS, 250 LF EACH.

USING MANUAL DISMANTLING METHODS, REMOVE LBP METAL CLOTHING LOCKER, 10 EACH.

LEAD CONTAINING CERAMIC SUBWAY WALL TILE, PROTECT AS NECESSARY.

DISASSEMBLE AND REMOVE LBP WOOD AND/OR METAL BATHROOM PRIVACY PARTITIONS, 32 LF.

MECHANICAL ROOM 131: REMOVE INSULATION AND ASBESTOS STICK PIN ADHESIVE ON DUCTWORK USING MANUAL MEANS AND CHEMICAL METHODS, 150 SF. REFER TO MECHANICAL DEMOLITION DRAWINGS FOR LOCATIONS AND EXTENTS.

REMOVE INSULATION AND ASBESTOS STICK PIN ADHESIVE ON AIR MOVER AND ASSOCIATED DUCTWORK USING MANUAL MEANS AND CHEMICAL METHODS, 400 SF. REFER TO MECHANICAL DEMOLITION DRAWINGS FOR LOCATIONS AND EXTENTS.

MANUALLY DISCONNECT AND REMOVE UNIT HEATER (STEAM) WITH INTERNAL ASBESTOS HEAT SHIELDING, 1 CEILING HUNG UNIT

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REMOVE DRYWALL AND METAL STUD PERIMETER FUR WALLS, 95 LF.

LARGE STEAM PIPE VALVES WITH PRESUMED ASBESTOS GASKETS (PACM), PROTECT AS NECESSARY.

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SPUR DESIGN, LLC

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ARCH REG. BETHANY JACKSON, #a7055

MECH REG. ROSS MYLES, #PE 30405

ELEC REG. IAN COLLINS, #2024006402

EXP. 06/30/2025

EXP. 09/30/2024

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MEP/TELECOM ENGINEER

SPUR DESIGN

2519 MADISON AVE, STE 100

KANSAS CITY, MO 64108

(913) 369-7200

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POOLE FIRE PROTECTION

19910 WEST 161ST STREET

OLATHE, KANSAS 66062

(913) 829-8690

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ST. LOUIS, MO 63123

(713) 864-2900

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PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL 32407

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REMOVE ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE AND UNDERLYING ASBESTOS BLACK MASTIC ON CONCRETE USING

MANUAL MEANS AND CHEMICAL METHODS, APPROX. 9,800 SF EACH. CARPET WITH ASBESTOS

CONTAINING ADHESIVE IS PRESENT OVER ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE IN ROOMS 233, 235, 232, 218, 219, AND 243.

REMOVE NON ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE OVER ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE WITH UNDERLYING ASBESTOS

BLACK MASTIC USING MANUAL MEANS AND CHEMICAL METHODS, 1,400 SF EACH

REMOVE VINYL SHEET FLOOR AND UNDERLYING ASBESTOS YELLOW AND BLACK MASTIC AT STAIR LANDINGS USING MANUAL MEANS AND CHEMICAL METHODS, 400 SF OF FLOORING IN STAIRWELL

LANDING AREAS TOTAL.

REMOVE ASBESTOS MUDDED PIPE FITTINGS AND JOINTS USING GLOVEBAG METHODS, 1,110 EACH.

ASBESTOS BLACK TAR WRAP IS PRESENT ON SOME FITTINGS. REMOVE PLASTER CHASE, SUSPENDED

PLASTER CEILING, DRYWALL CEILING, PERIMETER PLASTER STEAM SOFFIT AND/OR WET WALL

SECTIONS WITH LBP PLASTER AND BLOCK TO ACCESS PIPE WITH ASSOCIATED ASBESTOS FITTINGS.

ASBESTOS FITTINGS ARE OCCASIONALLY PRESENT OUT OF CHASE OR SOFFITS AND LOCATED ON

WATER SERVICE AND STEAM/RETURN LINES. PLASTERING OF SOFFITS, STEAM CHASES, AND

SUSPENDED CEILINGS ARE APPLIED TO EXPANDED METAL LATH. REFER TO MECHANICAL AND

ARCHITECTURAL DEMOLITION DRAWINGS FOR LOCATIONS AND EXTENTS, APPROXIMATELY 2,200 SF OF PLASTER SOFFIT, 2,250 SF OF VERTICAL PLASTER CHASES, AND 10,000 SF SUSPENDED PLASTER

CEILING. ALL CHASES IMPACTED.

REMOVE ASBESTOS CONTAINING LAB COUNTERTOP, SINK, CAULK, AND BACKSPLASH SYSTEM AS

INTACT DISASSEMBLED SECTIONS USING MANUAL MEANS, APPROXIMATELY 1200 SF (415LF)

COORDINATE ZERO ENERGY AND DOUBLE WRAP WITH 6-MIL POLY AND HEPA VACUUM PRIOR TO

REMOVAL FROM ENCLOSURE. DO NOT CUT OR ABRADE MATERIAL.

REMOVE ACM GRAY PLUMBERS PUTTY AT SPOT LOCATION INSIDE COOLER USING MANUAL MEANS AND

CHEMICAL METHODS, LESS THAN 1 SF ASBESTOS PENETRATION PUTTY.

REMOVE ASBESTOS DARK GRAY CAULK ON WHITE WOOD TRANSOM WINDOW FRAME USING MANUAL

MEANS AND CHEMICAL METHODS, 6 LF CAULK EACH FACE.

ACM BLACK TAR IS PRESENT WITHIN INTERIOR WALL VOID OF PERIMETER WALLS, PROTECT AS

NECESSARY.

DISASSEMBLE AND REMOVE LBP WOOD AND/OR METAL BATHROOM PRIVACY PARTITIONS, 48 LF.

BLACK LEAD BASED PAINT ON EXTERIOR METAL STRUCTURAL POLE, PROTECT AS NECESSARY.

RED LEAD BASED PAINT ON FIRE PROTECTION STAND PIPE VALVE AND ASSOCIATED PIPING, PROTECT AS NECESSARY. SUB-MAINS AND LATERALS ARE OCCASIONALLY WITH LBP, PROTECT AS NECESSARY

THROUGHOUT BUILDING.

REMOVE LEAD CONTAINING 4" X 4" CERAMIC WALL TILE (GENERALLY WHITE) AND CERAMIC COVE BASE USING MINIMAL MANUAL DESTRUCTIVE METHODS AND TECHNIQUES, 150 SF CERAMIC WALL TILE AND

COVE BASE.

DISMANTLE AND REMOVE LEAD CONTAINING (GLAZED) CERAMIC HAND SINK, SLOP SINK, TOILET, AND/OR URINAL INTACT AS A WHOLE , 28 PLUMBING FIXTURES TOTAL.

LEAD CONTAINING YELLOW EYE WASH STATION, PROTECT AS NECESSARY

WHERE REMAINING PERIMETER WINDOW SUBASSEMBLY FRAMES ARE PRESENT. DO NOT DISTURB AND PROTECT AS NECESSARY. SUBASSEMBLY FRAMING HAS ACM INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PLUG CAULK

AND LBP, 114 WINDOW ASSEMBLY LOCATIONS.

USING NON-DESTRUCTIVE METHODS, REMOVE ACM DOOR INTACT AS A WHOLE, 90 EACH ACM DOOR

PANELS. DOUBLE WRAP DOORS WITH 6-MIL POLY AND HEPA VACUUM PRIOR TO REMOVAL FROM

ENCLOSURE. LBP DOOR FRAMES TO BE REMOVED WITH LBP WALL SECTIONS.

MANUALLY DISCONNECT AND REMOVE LEAD CONTAINING/LBP STEAM RADIATORS INTACT AS A WHOLE, 114 EACH. COORDINATE FOR ZERO ENERGY. RADIATORS ARE TYPICALLY PRESENT BELOW OUTSIDE

WINDOWS.

SCRAPE AND STABILIZE REMAINING LBP PLASTER WALLS, CEILINGS AND PAINTED STRUCTURAL

CONCRETE, 30,000 SF.

REMOVE LBP INTERIOR PLASTER, DRYWALL AND VCT WALLS, 19,000 SF. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL

DEMOLITION DRAWINGS AND COORDINATE LOCATIONS, EXTENTS AND ZERO ENERGY.

REMOVE DAMAGED/SPALLING LBP PLASTER FACING ON PERIMETER WALLS AND SMALL AREAS OF

PLASTER ON CEILING. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS, 500 SF. ASBESTOS BLACK TAR VAPOR

BARRIER OR WATERPROOFING WILL BE PRESENT BEHIND THE PERIMETER WALL PLASTER FACE

OVER/ON BRICK, VCT, AND/OR CONCRETE SUBSTRATES.

REMOVE ASBESTOS COVE BASE AND ASSOCIATED ASBESTOS MASTIC USING MANUAL MEANS AND

CHEMICAL METHODS, 350 LF.

REMOVE CARPET AND UNDERLYING ASBESTOS ADHESIVE BLACK, TAN, AND/OR BROWN USING MANUAL

MEANS AND CHEMICAL METHODS, 2100 SF EACH.

REMOVE INSULATION AND ASBESTOS INSULATION STICK PIN ADHESIVE ON DUCTWORK, 1,850 SF.

REMOVE PLASTER AND VCT WALL SECTIONS AND/OR SUSPENDED PLASTER CEILINGS AS NECESSARY TO ACCESS INSULATED DUCTWORK. REFER TO MECHANICAL DEMOLITION DRAWINGS FOR LOCATIONS

AND EXTENTS.

LAB HOOD WITH TRANSITE PANELS

REMOVE WINDOW ASSEMBLY WITH ASBESTOS AND LEAD COMPONENTS, 8 WINDOW ASSEMBLY.

DOOR SYSTEM WITH ACM AND LBP COMPONENTS (PACM), DO NOT DISTURB AND PROTECT AS

NECESSARY.

REMOVE NON-ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE AND UNDERLYING RESIDUAL ASBESTOS BLACK MASTIC USING

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SECTION 02 82 11

TRADITIONAL ASBESTOS ABATEMENT

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY OF THE WORK

A. Contract Documents and Related Requirements: Drawings, general provisions of the contract, including general and supplementary conditions and other Division 01 specifications, shall apply to the work of this section. The contract documents show or describe the work to be done under the contract and related requirements and conditions impacting the project. Related requirements and conditions include applicable codes and regulations, notices and permits, existing site conditions and restrictions on use of the site, requirements for partial owner occupancy during the work, coordination with other work and the phasing of the work. In the event the Asbestos Abatement

Contractor discovers a conflict in the contract documents and/or requirements or codes, the conflict must be brought to the immediate attention of the Contracting Officer for resolution. Whenever there is a conflict or overlap in the requirements, the most stringent shall apply. Any actions taken by the Contractor without obtaining guidance from the Contracting Officer shall become the sole risk and responsibility of the Asbestos Abatement Contractor. All costs incurred due to such action are also the responsibility of the Asbestos

Abatement Contractor.

B. Extent of Work:

1. Below is a brief description of the estimated quantities of asbestos containing materials to be abated. These quantities are for informational purposes only and are based on the best information available at the time of the specification preparation. The

Contractor shall satisfy themselves of the actual quantities to be abated. Nothing in this section may be interpreted as limiting the extent of work otherwise required by this contract and related documents.

2. Removal, clean-up and disposal of asbestos containing materials

(ACM) and asbestos/waste contaminated elements or debris in an appropriate regulated area for the following approximate quantities:

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ACM LOUVRE (CAULK) 0 EA

ACM BLACK TAR AT ROOF HATCH 0 EA

CEILING MOUNTED ACM HVAC HEATER 0 EA

CRAWLSPACE

ACM MUDDED FITTINGS & HANGERS INCLUDING

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75 EA

HVAC DUCTWORK INS & W/ACM STICK PIN ADHESIVE 4,300 SF

BASEMENT MECHANICAL ROOM

CLEAN/ENCAP ACM SURFACE CONTAMINATION 3,600 SF

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ACM FLOOR TILE W/BLACK MASTIC ON CONCRETE 8,675 SF

ACM SHEET FLOORING OVER ACM MASTIC 150 SF

ACM SHEET FLOORING OVER ACM FLOOR TILE & ACM

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ACM MUDDED TSI FITTINGS W/SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

TO GAIN ACCESS AS NEEDED FOR REMOVAL

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ACM VIBRATION JOINT CLOTH 10 EA

ACM SHEET FLOORING W/BLACK MASTIC ON CONCRETE 5,500 SF

ACM BLACK TAR WATERPROOFING PENETRATIONS 8 SF

ACM TRANSITE PANELING WITHIN LAB HOODS AND

ASSOCIATED ACM LAB COUNTERTOP

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ACM TRANSITE PANELING WITHIN LAB HOODS 1 EA

ACM TRANSITE PANELING WITHIN LAB HOODS 64 SF

HVAC DUCTWORK W/ACM STICK PIN ADHESIVE 10,000 SF

AHU DUCTWORK W/ ACM STICK PIN MASTIC 250 SF

PRESUMED MERCURY CONTAINING SWITCHES TO VA 6 EA

PACM FIRE DOORS 90 EA

ACM COUNTERTOP SLATE/SINK/BACKSPLASH 230 SF

NON-ACM COVE BASE W/ACM ADHESIVE 250 LF

Ceiling Suspended Unit Heater 1 EA

Drywall metal stud wall, potential LBP 95 LF

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NON-ACM CARPETING W/ACM ADHESIVE ON CONCRETE 1,900 SF

ACM FLOOR TILE AND ACM BLACK MASTIC ON

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NON-ACM FLOOR TILE W/ACM BLACK MASTIC ON

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NON-ACM COVEBASE W/ACM ADHESIVE ON PLASTER

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ACM MUDDED TSI FITTINGS 1,100 EA

NON-ACM SHEET FLOORING W/ACM BLACK MASTIC ON

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HVAC DUCTWORK W/ACM STICK PIN ADHESIVE 250 SF

PACM FIRE DOORS 90 EA

ACM COUNTERTOP SLATE/SINK/BACKSPLASH 1,200 SF

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NON-ACM SHEET FLOORING W/ACM BLACK MASTIC ON

CONCRETE AT STAIRWELLS

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ACM MUDDED TSI FITTINGS 30 EA

3. Enclosure of ACM in the following quantities:

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ACM TSI CONTAMINATED SOIL – HDPE MEMBRANE

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CLEAN/ENCAP ACM SURFACE CONTAMINATION 23,500 SF

4. Special Wastes. The following miscellaneous hazardous materials within the Subject Property that shall require special handling and final disposition:

Approximately (16) each, fluorescent light ballasts not specifically labeled "No PCBs".

Approximately (1,227) each, fluorescent light bulbs not green tipped

(presumed Hg)

Approximately (6) each, mercury-containing (presumed) regulated thermostats/switches

Approximately (21) each, emergency exit sign assemblies.

Remove with careful handling and store in appropriate receptacle to prevent damage or release of materials. Return to the VA within receptacles as part of the site Special Wastes Program.

C. Related Work:

5. Section 02 41 00, DEMOLITION

6. Section 02 83 33 13 LEAD BASED PAINT REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL

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D. Tasks:

1. The work tasks are summarized briefly as follows:

a. Pre-abatement activities including pre-abatement meeting(s), inspection(s), notifications, permits, submittal approvals, regulated area preparations, emergency procedures arrangements, and standard operating procedures for asbestos abatement work.

b. Abatement activities including removal, encapsulation, enclosure, clean-up and disposal of ACM waste, recordkeeping, security, monitoring, and inspections.

c. Cleaning and decontamination activities including final visual inspection, air monitoring and certification of decontamination.

E. Contractors Use of Premises:

2. The Contractor and Contractor's personnel shall cooperate fully with the VA representative/consultant to facilitate efficient use of buildings and areas within buildings. The Contractor shall perform the work in accordance with the VA specifications, drawings, phasing plan and in compliance with any/all applicable Federal, State and

Local regulations and requirements.

3. The Contractor shall use the existing facilities in the building strictly within the limits indicated in contract documents as well as the approved VA Design and Construction Procedures. VA Design and

Construction Procedures drawings of partially occupied buildings will show the limits of regulated areas; the placement of decontamination facilities; the temporary location of bagged waste

ACM; the path of transport to outside the building; and the temporary waste storage area for each building/regulated area. Any variation from the arrangements shown on drawings shall be secured in writing from the VA representative through the pre-abatement plan of action. The following limitations of use shall apply to existing facilities shown on drawings:

1.2 VARIATIONS IN QUANTITY

A. The quantities and locations of ACM as indicated on the drawings and the extent of work included in this section are estimated which are limited by the physical constraints imposed by occupancy of the buildings and accessibility to ACM. Accordingly, minor variations (+/-

10 percent) in quantities of ACM within the regulated area are

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02 82 11 - 5 considered as having no impact on contract price and time requirements of this contract. Where additional work is required beyond the above variation, the contractor shall provide unit prices for newly discovered ACM and those prices shall be used for additional work required under the contractor.

1.3 STOP ASBESTOS REMOVAL

A. If the Contracting Officer; their field representative; the facility

Safety Officer/Manager or their designee, or the VA Professional

Industrial Hygienist/Certified Industrial Hygienist (VPIH/CIH) presents a verbal Stop Asbestos Removal Order, the Contractor/Personnel shall immediately stop all asbestos removal and maintain HEPA filtered negative pressure air flow in the containment and adequately wet any exposed ACM. If a verbal Stop Asbestos Removal Order is issued, the VA shall follow-up with a written order to the Contractor as soon as it is practicable. The Contractor shall not resume any asbestos removal activity until authorized to do so in writing by the VA Contracting

Officer. A stop asbestos removal order may be issued at any time the VA

Contracting Officer determines abatement conditions/activities are not within VA specification, regulatory requirements or that an imminent hazard exists to human health or the environment. Work stoppage will continue until conditions have been corrected to the satisfaction of the VA. Standby time and costs for corrective actions will be borne by the Contractor, including the VPIH/CIH time.