Attachment #5 - Original USSS Scope of Work - for informational purposes only.pdf

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Scope Of Work

Project Name: Building 185 Repair and Renovation Project Summary The Project will include needed renovations, repairs and upgrades to the facility, infrastructure and utilities to be followed up with equipment procurement and installation.

Project Address:

188 King Street Brooklyn NY 11231 101 Clinton Warf Brooklyn NY 11231 (Terminal Side)

Existing structure and conditions.

Building 185 is a Port Authority owned warehouse that is approximately 65,000 square feet of interior floor space. The steel structure is anchored to concrete footings that extend approximately 4 feet above grade. This perimeter footing/retaining walls are filled with dirt and paved with approximately 6-8 inches of asphalt. The building has 3 existing gas services and 5 existing electrical services.

The south side of the building runs along King Street and has 10 roll up vehicle doors to access loading bays. These bays each have two roll up doors and one pedestrian egress door. The North side of the building runs along Clinton Wharf with a vehicle entrance ramp at door #22 with the address of 101

Clinton Wharf. This side of the building has 10 additional roll up doors. The west side of the building has two roll up doors.

1.0 Design and Approval

Provide all design and construction drawings including but not limited to site plan, demolition plan, and detail drawings and for submittal to the Port Authority in accordance with all policies, procedures and requirement outlined in the Port Authority of NY&NJ TCAP manual.

a) All drawings and application documents, forms and copies shall be signed and stamped as required

b) Application and submitted drawings shall include quantity and size drawings as required by the

Port Authority

1.1 Proposal

Any proposal submitted to the Government for this solicitation shall include all aspects outlined in the

SOW below including all requirements indicated in the Port Authority TCAP manual including but not limited to:

a) “special inspections” as required by the Port Authority

b) Testing data and documentation for all materials used in construction as required by the Port

Authority.

c) On site testing of proposed “equivalent” products

d) Site surveys and meetings

e) Delivery and unloading and on site storage of materials and equipment.

f) Removal of materials and equipment during the “blackout“ period indicated below.

g) Removal of all construction related trash and debris as needed.

1.2 Gas service Assessment

Assess existing gas services at center and east end of facility.

a) Pressurize and leak test existing pipes from service entrance to existing heaters.

b) Provide Proposal to make needed repairs and connections to existing services and heaters as an

“option” on this overall proposal. Itemize proposal to include testing and evaluation of existing heaters. Including thermostat repair/replacements.

2.0 Electrical

Electrical upgrades will be facility wide. These upgrades will include service upgrades, light replacements, additional receptacles, service connections to recently added office space, restrooms, storage rooms and some equipment.

2.1 Service Upgrades and Electrical Additions

Design, provide and install upgraded services to Power Panels 1,3,4 and 5 (PP2 was recently upgraded

PP5 was upgraded but not the service). Utilize existing conduits for new feeder circuits. Upgrade and replace meter pan and service disconnects as needed or required by Port Authority.

a) PP1 Upgrade panel and meter sufficient to supply existing lighting location upgrades and existing wall fan loads plus 100 amp service to new rest room, 40 amp each service to ITO and

TOS container offices and additional equipment listed below to be provided and installed under this SOW:

i. Provide and install 100 amp electrical service to Existing ISO Container restroom and remove temporary electrical feed.

ii. Provide and install three (3) ceiling mounted LED Light fixtures in each TOS and CIO

Storage ISO Containers.

iii. Provide and install three (3) quad 15 amp receptacles in each TOS and CIO Storage

ISO Containers

iv. Provide and install one (1) quad 20 amp receptacle on the front of each TOS and CIO

ISO container offices.

v. Provide and install electrical circuit required for the “Heat Trace” water main and

Sprinkler systems as indicated on the construction drawings.

vi. Provide and install one electrical circuit for Heat Trace described in plumbing section below. Note: one hose bib will be located near the king street ramp and the second one will be located near the door #22 ramp. This outlet will be powered by PP5 or nearby existing circuit.

vii. Provide and install one “Big Ass Fan Co.” Powerfoil X3.0 Plus Fan Kit - 18ft, 200-250

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viii. Provide and install the following accessories or equivalent for the above mentioned fan:

Static Tube Powerfoil X Series Mount Kit - small mounting bracket, 7ft extension tube with guy wires

Z-Purlin Assembly Kit, clear zinc SmartSense Assembly Kit

PFX LED

ix. Provide and install one (one) J.E. Adams 9225 wall vacuum. Provide all required mounting hardware and electrical to install on side of TOS shop outer wall adjacent to King St ramp.

x. Provide and install twelve (12) 20 amp quad receptacles, one on each of the following columns: C-1,C-2,C-3,C-4,C-5,B-1,B-2,D-1,D-2, D-3, D-4,D-5. Remove existing temp electrical receptacles where applicable.

b) PP2 No panel upgrade required as this panel has recently been upgraded to include new feeder cables.

i. Provide and install one “Big Ass Fan Co.” Powerfoil X3.0 Plus Fan Kit - 18ft, 200-250

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iii. Provide and install the following accessories or equivalent for the above mentioned fan:

Static Tube

Powerfoil X Series Mount Kit - small mounting bracket, 7ft

Extension tube with guy wires

Z-Purlin Assembly Kit, clear zinc

Smart Sense Assembly Kit

PFX LED

iv. Provide and install 8 convenience duplex reciprocals as per construction drawings on inside and outside walls of existing RADIO/TOS storage facilities. Outlets shall be 20 amp 110v duplex receptacles

v. Provide and install one ceiling mounted duplex receptacle in each RADIO/TOS storage room as per attached drawing. Receptacles shall me 15 amp 110v receptacles.

vi. Provide and install two LED area flood lights behind the existing radio/TOS storage rooms. Lights shall be switch controlled from both ends of the passage way.

vii. Provide and install one circuit 208-230Y/3PH/150A @ 60Hz, with neutral and terminate in a wall mounted disconnect box at location indicated on drawing. This electrical connection will be for future equipment to be installed by others.

viii. Provide and install two “Big Ass Fan Co.” L-Series “Haiku” fans, color BLACK in each

Radio/TOS storage room (total of 4 fans). Fans shall me mounted as per construction drawings and shall not block any existing light fixture to minimize and shadow.

Controls shall be mounted near rooms existing light switch near pedestrian door.

ix. Provide and install two (2) duplex receptacles (One on each shop above pedestrian door). Receptacle shall be controlled by photo sensor mounted in the interior of each shop. Note: These will be used to illuminate “occupied” signs to be installed by others

x. Provide and install ten (10) 15 amp quad receptacles, one on each of the following columns: C-6,C-7,C-8,C-9,B-8,B-9,D-6,D-7,D-8,D-9. Remove existing temp electrical receptacles where applicable.

xi. Provide and install electrical circuit required for the “Heat Trace” water main and

Sprinkler systems as indicated on the construction drawings.

xii. Provide and install two(2) switch controlled 110v/15 amp receptacles centered between the roll up doors (mounted above doors) on SSR#1 and SSR#2 (one in each shop) Switch shall be located with existing lights switches. Outlets will serve two warning lights (provided by others) when the rooms are occupied.

c) PP3 Upgrade from 40 amp to service sufficient to support existing lighting location upgrades and fan loads as well as the additional equipment to be provided and installed under this SOW:

i. Provide and install one “Big Ass Fan Co.” Powerfoil X3.0 Plus Fan Kit - 18ft, 200-250

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iii. Provide and install the following accessories or equivalent for the above mentioned fan:

Static Tube

Powerfoil X Series Mount Kit - small mounting bracket, 7ft extension tube with guy wires

Z-Purlin Assembly Kit, clear zinc SmartSense Assembly Kit

PFX LED

iv. Provide and install eleven (11) 15 amp quad receptacles, one on each of the following columns: C-10,C-11,C-12,C-13,B-10,B-12,B-13,D-10,D-11,D-12,D-13.

Remove existing temp electrical receptacles where applicable.

v. Provide and install electrical circuit required for the “Heat Trace” water main and

Sprinkler systems as indicated on the construction drawings.

d) PP4 Upgrade from 40 amp to service sufficient to support existing lighting location upgrades and fan loads as well as the additional equipment to be provided and installed under this SOW:

i. Provide and install fourteen (14) 15 amp quad receptacles, one on each of the following columns: A-14,A-15,A-16,A-17 C-14,C-15,C-16,C-17,B-14,B-17,D-14,D-15,D-

16,D-17. Remove existing temp electrical receptacles where applicable.

ii. Provide and install electrical circuit required for the “Heat Trace” water main and

Sprinkler systems as indicated on the construction drawings.

e) PP5 (Panel recently Upgraded) Upgrade feeder cable from 40 amp to service sufficient to support existing lighting location upgrades and fan loads as well as the additional equipment to be provided and installed under this SOW:

i. Provide and install one “Big Ass Fan Co.” Powerfoil X3.0 Plus Fan Kit - 18ft, 200-250

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iii. Provide and install the following accessories or equivalent for the above mentioned fan:

Static Tube Powerfoil X Series Mount Kit - small mounting bracket, 7ft Extension tube with guy wires

Z-Purlin Assembly Kit, clear zinc SmartSense Assembly Kit

PFX LED

iv. Provide and install two quad 15amp receptacles on concrete barrier at “SO’s” location.

e.3 Provide and install fifteen (15) 15 amp quad receptacles, one on each of the following columns: A-18,A-19,A-20,A-21,C-18,C-19,C-20,C-21,B-18,B-20,B-21,D-18,D-19,D-20,D-21.

Remove existing temp electrical receptacles where applicable.

v. Provide and Install circuit and disconnect (if required) for two forklift chargers and one sweeper charger (Chargers provided by others). Mount charger to wall in forklift charging area indicated on drawing. Provide and install Backer board and all mounting hardware as needed... Provide and install three(3) charging cable hangers to hold cables when not in use (simple garden hose holder is acceptable).

vi. Provide and install outdoor 20 amp receptacle for guard booth. Receptacle shall be installed to guardrail at end of ramp.

vii. Provide and install electrical circuit required for the “Heat Trace” water main and

Sprinkler systems as indicated on the construction drawings.

viii. Provide and install two electrical circuits at the base of the vehicle ramp at door 22.

Provide and install one(1) 40 amp 120v Twist lock receptacle. Provide and install one outdoor 20 amp 120v receptacle. Provide and install one outdoor NEMA enclosure

ix. Provide and install electrical circuit for sweeper charger (charger provided by others).

Wall mount sweeper charter. Provide and install mounting hardware as needed.

Note: Both above mentioned receptacles shall be installed in the above mentioned enclosure. Enclosure is to permit vehicle barrier system (Installed by others) to have weather protected access to above mentioned circuits.

2.2 Warehouse Lighting Upgrades and lighting control

Existing building lighting consists of a mixture of T12 fluorescent tube fixtures, fluorescent and LED pendant fixtures, and T5 fixtures, at 126 locations in a grid pattern across the entire building. There are five(5) metal halide “wall packs” on the north exterior of the building. Five(5) Incandescent fixtures above the egress doors on the south exterior of the building. Three(3) Halogen fixtures on the west side of the building. Three(3) metal halide wall packs on the south west corner of the building. . Additionally there are Ten(10) high wattage metal halide fixtures running down the center of the ceiling. The 10 metal halide pendants shall be removed and the power capped or re-used for fan modules referenced above.

Contractor shall design a lighting system that will replace all the light fixtures mentioned above with commercial LED fixtures that meet or exceed the performance requirements listed below. The contractor shall provide and install all the light fixtures and lighting control system and components to include all required software and hardware and programming to achieve the performance requirements indicated below.

Performance Requirements

a) All interior existing 126 fixtures shall be replaced with LED “High Bay” style fixtures.

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b) All exterior existing wall packs shall be replaced with LED wall packs similar in output to existing metal halide wall packs.

c) All existing fixtures above exterior of egress doors shall be replaced with LED wall packs sufficient in output to light the surrounding area in front of egress doors.

d) Provide and install high output LED wall pack on either side of rollup door #22 on exterior of building

e) Provide and install one exterior spot light mounted to North wall to illuminate existing flag pole.

f) Interior fixtures shall be controllable via either an integrated sensors and controllers, third party add on sensors and controllers or a combination of both. This determination shall be driven by overall project cost. Zones shall match the parking and traffic plan on the construction drawings.

g) The decision to employ wired or wireless technology shall be driven by the lowest overall project cost.

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h) If “Wireless” is the chosen control method then the preferred wireless technology is self-healing mesh as to avoid large zone outages due to a single fixture or wireless bridge failure.

i) The main drive path and “No Parking” area shall have coverage with battery backed up integrated fixtures. Lower overall cost shall be the determining factor.

j) Control system shall NOT require any full time internet connection.

k) Control system shall be user programmable for future changes.

l) Control system shall control lights based on occupancy, time of day, day of week, dusk to dawn, intrusion detection system trigger and shall do so by controlling the lights brightness to pre-determined levels for the different trigger criteria. Control system shall be programmable to control the brightness of the fixture, for a programmable amount of duration based on the above mentioned triggers. Example if an occupancy sensor is trigger, lights shall power up to 100% for 30 minutes then dim to 10% when there is no longer an occupant. Or during Monday thru Friday 9-5 a particular zone will be powered to 80%.

When the sun sets and there is lower ambient light coming through the sky lights then the system shall power the same zone to 100%.

m) Lighting control system shall go to 100% if the intrusion alarm has been activated and shall stay at 100% for a programmable duration after the alarm has been silenced.

n) Exterior lighting requires no connection to the control system and shall only be controllable via integrated dusk to dawn sensors and or a single dusk to dawn sensor on the feeder circuit.

o) All existing and new circuit breakers connected to any lighting replaced under this SOW shall be labeled with either the zone it controls or the fixture location. Names of zones and fixtures shall be indicated on construction drawing.

p) Existing metal halide high power fixtures in the center of the ceiling line shall be removed and disposed of.

q) All 126 existing chain mounted fixtures indicated on construction drawing shall be replaced with identical high bay fixtures. There are XXX fixtures that are no longer installed because of the recent installation of SSR#1/2. Contractor shall provide those fixtures to serve as spare fixtures. Spare fixtures shall remain in factory boxes.

r) Chain mounts shall be replaced as needed

s) If controlling system utilizes a GUI interface and monitor/tables, then contractor shall program with floor plan and fixture locations.

t) Lights formerly in locations above the Special Storage rooms being constructed under this

SOW, shall be installed within the special storage rooms and zoned accordingly

a. Provide and install light switch adjacent to exterior pedestrian door and adjacent to new tensioned fabric structure pedestrian door

2.3 Emergency Exit Lighting

a) Provide and install emergency exit lighting with battery backup over each of the 5 pedestrian egress doors to replace existing..

b) Provide and install “EXIT” signs with arrows on each column across from each pedestrian egress door as per construction drawings. Exit signs shall be viewable from either direction.

2.4 Electrical Options

Provide and install Manual Transfer Switch and Appleton 200 Amp Receptacle (mounted on building exterior) on PP1,2 and 5 (Priced separately) See drawing for location. Transfer switch to be mounted adjacent to power panel.

3.0 General Demolition and Clean up

NOTE: Demo work will need to be done on building 1/3rd of the building at a time to support continued operation of facility and allow for a temporary dust isolation barrier to be installed during demolition.

a) Strip entire inside of building of existing fiberglass insulation. Provide and install any needed temporary isolation barrier to protect adjacent areas from excessive dust.

b) Remove old overhead door rails and springs over roll up doors

c) Only building outer skin and existing attached vertical dimensional lumber (Barrier installed to protect outer walls from pallet damage from the inside) shall be left in place.

d) All Government owned equipment and supplies that will remain will be palletized for easy relocation during demolition and construction. Government will coordinate large relocations, but short term moves can be done by the contractor as needed. All Vehicles will be relocated by USSS as needed.

e) Demolish and remove existing wooden rest room structure in center of building. Cap off all plumbing and electrical below grade and patch asphalt as existing.

f) Remove and discard existing heaters between columns D17 and D11. Cap gas line as needed.

g) Remove and discard old fence posts and existing interior fencing as per demolition plan

h) Remove existing hand rails as needed for construction of special storage rooms.

4.0 Special Storage Room #3

a) Provide and install pre-engineered steel building along interior north wall from column C17 to column C11.

i. Building shall have a minimum of 11’ of interior and door clearance across the entire facility. All fixtures, conduits and other equipment shall be mounted above 11’

ii. Provide and install six (6) vehicle roll up doors. One door shall be centered between each “C” column. Provide and install electrical, door motors, safety sensors, and interior door open/close/stop buttons on each door. Doors shall be have a clearance when opened of no less than 15’ wide by 11’ high.

iii. Provide and install one electrical “stub up” conduit for alarm sensor on each roll up door and pedestrian door provided in section 3.0 of this scope of work.

iv. Provide and install one vehicle roll up door on both the short side of the store room adjacent to column C17 and column C11. Doors shall be as close to front of building as structurally possible.

v. Provide and install one High speed vinyl roll up door (total of 2 doors) on opposite side of wall over doors indicated in section a.4. These doors shall be used when steel security door is open for fast access via forklift. Door shall have clear viewing window. Provide and install one open/close/stop button on each side of door with safety that prevents door operation (weather up or down ) when steel security door is closed. Provide and install radio control system to open and close door from the forklift (Two forklift require 1 remote each)

vi. Provide and install one pedestrian access door adjacent to above mentioned high speed door (Total of two doors).

vii. Provide and install egress doors at intervals required by code.

viii. Provide and install split unit air conditioners to provide cooling during one month period when room will be used to stage equipment for special events.

ix. Provide and install Six(6) ceiling fans for air circulation. Fan buts not protrude below 11’ required clearance.

x. Provide and install overhead gas shop heaters along the back wall. Heaters are only required to keep the room above 60 degrees during the winter as the severe temperature swings have adverse effects on specialty equipment stored for long periods of time.

xi. Provide and install barrier/Bollards to protect rear of building from vehicle damage

xii. Provide and install vehicle bollards on either side of all roll up doors, inside and out.

Bollards are to protect walls and doors from “accidental” vehicle damage.

5.0 Special Storage Room #4

a) Design, provide and install tensioned fabric structure over loading bay 9/10. Structure shall maintain clearance currently provided by existing roll up door.

i. Shelter shall be three sided with pedestrian door aligned with existing stair case.

ii. Shelters walls shall be secured to existing 12’ wide retaining wall surrounding area.

b) Provide and install one gas powered heating unit.

i. Provide and install gas line to nearest gas service.

c) Provide and install one split unit air conditioner

i. Provide and install electrical and disconnect

ii. Condenser unit shall be installed where vehicles cannot impact it.

6.0 Special Storage Room #5

a) Design, provide and install tensioned fabric structure over loading bay 3/4. Structure shall maintain clearance currently provided by existing roll up door.

i. Shelter shall be three sided with pedestrian door aligned with existing stair case.

ii. Shelters walls shall be secured to existing 12’ wide retaining wall surrounding area.

b) Provide and install one gas powered heating unit.

i. Provide and install gas line to service currently utilized by SSR1/2

c) Provide and install one split unit air conditioner

ii. Provide and install electrical and disconnect

iii. Condenser unit shall be installed where vehicles cannot impact it.

7.0 Insulation

a) Provide and install 2” of closed cell spray foam insulation on interior of building walls and roof.

b) Provide and install DC315 spray on thermal barrier or equivalent product.

c) Final insulation and thermal barrier installed must meet or exceed all relevant New York building codes.

d) Insulation shall be installed in stages of 1/3rd of the building at a time as to permit continuance of tenant operations during construction.

e) Contractor shall protect protection of surrounding area from overspray.

8.0 Plumbing

a) Provide and install One Reelcraft Model #7850 OLPSW57 or equivalent at inside of bay door

#22 as indicated on drawing Provide and install all copper piping hangers and shut off valves to closest water source. (Existing hose bib piping can be used and extended). Provide and install Heat Trace to protect hose reel supply from freezing.

b) Provide and install all hardware mounting the reel sideways so that above hose reel can be pulled to outside of door #22 for use on ramp. Provide and install all copper piping hangers and shut off valves to closest water source. Provide and install Heat Trace to protect hose reel supply from freezing.

c) Provide and install One Reelcraft Model #7850 OLPSW57 or equivalent on side of TOS

Storage room at top of ramp on bay #2 as indicated on drawing. Provide and install all copper piping hangers and shut off valves to closest water source. Provide and install Heat

Trace to protect hose reel supply from freezing.

d) Provide and install Heat Trace on existing restroom feed pipe as indicated on drawing.

e) Provide and install Heat Trace on water supply line feeding restroom in middle of facility at intervals indicated on drawing.

f) Provide and install pipe insulation for all new piping installed and any missing insulation on existing piping used to feed above installed hose reels.

g) Provide and install cold water supply line and waste line for existing restroom relocation between column B15 and 16. Trench warehouse floor and repair as needed. Provide and install Heat Trace to protect supply line from freezing.

h) Cap two existing supply lines and waste lines from old restroom locations below grade as to allow for pavement patching. Physically relocate restroom to new location and shim as needed.

i) Provide and install one natural gas line from nearest interior gas service to provide 415KBTU gas service to bay 4. Provide and install shut off valve and cap for future use. Terminate in location indicated on drawing.

j) Provide and install ambient sensing heat trace controller/controllers as needed for heat trace lines provided and installed under this SOW.

9.0 Fencing, gates, shelving and interior partitions

d) Provide and install 8’ tall partition/fence as per construction drawings. Fence posts shall be installed using posthole construction and secured to adjacent building steel and ISO containers when applicable.

e) Provide and install one sliding gate between RADIO ISO Container office and column 3-C.

iv. Gate shall have flat plate for the installation of a magnetic lock (by others) and associated plate shall be provided/fabricated and installed on column 3-C

v. Gate rails shall be secures to Radio ISO storage container and postholes as needed.

vi. Provide and install galvanized metal pan to gate mounted vertically to gate.

f) Provide and install galvanized 24 Gauge “Galvalume” corrugated S-deck installed vertically to fence posts.

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g) S-Deck Shall be cut around obstacles such as concrete bases at columns as needed. Care shall be taken to minimize risk or personal injury to building occupants die to burs, sharp or jagged edges..

h) Provide and install Three(3) 16’ high 48” deep and 96” wide pallet rack units between columns 20-A and 21A.

vii. Shelving units must be anchored to wall.

viii. Shelving units shall include all vertical, horizontal members as well as wire decking to include bottom and top shelves to create a total of 4 horizontal storage levels.

ix. Provide and install steel shim plates as needed to level rack.

10.0 Existing Wall fans and louvers

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a) Provide and install electrical circuits to existing louvered wall fans and exhaust vents/dampers. Repair and or replace non-functional units as needed. Most exiting fan units have temporary electric supplied at this time.

b) Provide and install exterior rain hoods on all wall fan and wall louvers in building. See photo below. Hoods shall be provided and installed on ALL fan locations and fresh air intake locations.

11.0 Warehouse Floor and Pavement Markings.

Existing warehouse floor is approximately 8” of asphalt. Conditions of the asphalt vary throughout the facility as do the conditions of the existing coating. As part of this overall renovation the facility will be segregated into different parking areas. These areas will be differentiated by the color of the floor coating used. The construction drawing will indicate the different areas and different colors to be used. Once surface coating installation is completed and cured, road surface paint shall be machine applied as per the construction drawing. Stencils indicating the different parking and no parking areas as well as the main driving lane direction of travel shall be used as per the construction drawings.

a) Repair and patch existing asphalt warehouse floor as needed.

b) Shot blast existing asphalt floor corner to corner, edge to edge and vacuum the entire floor surface.

c) Provide and install StreetBond SB150 or equivalent.

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i. Equivalent product must be “repairable” meaning the ability to stick to itself should future asphalt work be performed in the building or if wear spots need recoating.

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ii. The application of the StreetBond primer prior to the application of the StreetBond

SB150E will be determined based on the pavement condition and manufacturers recommendations.

iii. The first layer of coating shall be spray applied then broomed to work the material into the pavement surface. Subsequent applications shall be sprayed then broomed or rolled

iv. StreetBond SB150E shall be applied only when the air temperature is at least 50° F and rising, and will not drop below 50° F within 8 hours of application of the coating material.

d) Provide all materials and paint “No Parking” areas indicated on the drawing both inside the building and in front of loading bays 1/2,3/4,5/6,7/8, and 9/10 as well as main ramp on door

22 and loading bay 21 shall be painted and stenciled “No-Parking 24/7”. Areas to be painted shall be cleaned and prepped as required prior to painting

e) Provide all materials and paint interior lines and stencils for parking and driving paths indicated on drawing.

f) All pavement markings are to be sprayed on with the color “yellow”.

12.0 Roll Up Doors

a) Provide and install new roll up #2 door including steel channel/angle guides, curtain, motor assembly and controller.

i. Provide and install “exit” button on hand rail as to permit the driver of a vehicle to use the button without exiting vehicle.

ii. Contractor may re-use existing warning strobe equipment.

iii. Provide and install new photo sensor safety switch

iv. Configure time for auto close after 60 seconds

v. Door and components shall be able to withstand 50+ open/close cycles per day.

vi. Remove and dispose of old components and materials as needed.

b) Provide and install new roll up doors at locations # 1,3 thru10, 13 and 21 including steel channel/angle guides, curtain, motor assembly and controller. Total of 11 doors.

i. Provide and install new photo sensor safety switch

ii. Provide and install all required electrical circuits and connections.

iii. Provide and install one interior open/close button per door

13.0 General

No work will be conducted that will occupy portions of the main floor and impact operations from August 20th through October 5th. During this time no vehicles, equipment, machinery, scaffolding, office trailers of supplies will be placed on the main floor. Vendor and sub-contractor vehicles will be restricted to the King Street side walk.

Electrical panels must be energized during this time frame and must lighting in the building must be operational using either existing or new fixtures.

Work inside the ISO storage containers, SSR#5, will be permitted during this time as well as electrical work that does NOT interrupt power at PP-5, PP-1 and PP-2. Interruptions to other panels can only be for short duration.

a) Dumpsters provided by the contractor must be removed from premises during the work blackout period if located outside SSR#5 (Bay 6/6).

b) Contractor shall provide dust barrier during fiberglass removal and shot blasting periods to protect Government vehicles, property and personnel during this time period.

c) The Government will be responsible for relocating vehicles as needed. Large scale vehicle moves will require advanced notice and coordination.

d) Contractor shall have on site bags of “speedy dry” to attend to any and all oil leaks from contractor owned or rented equipment. Contractor shall immediately contain any leaks and repair and or remove equipment ASAP

e) Provide assessment of two currently un-used gas services in center and east end of building.