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REPAIR EXISTING ROOF AREA BLDG 133

VA262-18-AP-3479

85014 36C25818R0209 04-06-2018 N 236220 Department of Veterans Affairs NCO22-Gilbert Network Contracting 777 E. Missouri, Suite 300 Phoenix AZ 85014 Roman Cardenas Roman.Cardenas@va.gov Long Beach VAMC

1. Title. Remove and Replace Existing Roof and HVAC Duct on building 133

2. Background.

Due to the age of building 133, VA need to remove and replace approximately 860 Square Feet of roof materials and HVAC duct work because when it rains in this connecting corridor it leaks on patients and staff.

3. Scope.

The contractor will remove and replace approximately 860 Square Feet of existing 4” X 3” HVAC duct work to allow access to existing roof. Run temporary 30” duct work to maintain airflow from main mechanical room in the corridor to main Bldg. 133. Remove and replace approximately 860 square feet of roof. After the roofing is completed the contractor shall replace existing duct and reseal all joints.

PERIOD PERFORMANCE: Performance period for this contract will be no more than 45 days.

DEMO

1. Fence-off all working areas that are in pedestrian traffic.

2. Stage work vehicles in approved locations.

3. Secure AC units, exhaust fans, & other equipment during the demo.

4. Remove all debris from roof.

5. Remove existing membrane and felt from roof to expose decking

6. Clean entire surface of roof.

7. Walk roof with COR to ascertain any areas of faulty sub materials that show deflection.