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Pest Control Services at multiple FAA Facilities at the Denver Airport
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This statement of work outlines pest control requirements at multiple Federal Aviation Administration facilities located at the Denver International Airport. Services are required monthly for interior and exterior areas of air traffic control towers, remote transmitter receiver buildings, radar facilities, and administrative offices. Responsibilities include treating for pests such as mice, moths, spiders, and wasps according to an approved pest control plan for each site. On-call spot treatments must be provided as needed at no additional cost. The contractor must hold required licenses, use proper safety practices, and dispose of materials legally. This solicitation from the Department of Transportation seeks a contractor to provide pest control services meeting the specifications in this statement of work at the fifteen facilities identified.

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STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

Pest Control for Denver Airport Facilities

General Information This document outlines the requirements for Pest Control Services at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) locations listed below.

1. Any person or persons working within the property lines of an FAA facility must have an FAA approved badge or be escorted by an individual with a FAA approved badge. When coming onto the property, all workers must have a picture identification. The worker must be issued an official visitor badge, which must be prominently displayed while on the grounds.

2. Several facilities are on the airfield at Denver International Airport. Workers are required to be badged by the City and County of Denver to access to the airfield.

3. The Contractor must provide all necessary labor, equipment, materials, and supplies necessary for exterminating and controlling of rodents, crawling insects, and flying insects. The Contractor must comply with all applicable City, State, Federal, and industry regulations. The Contractor personnel must possess required federal and state licenses. Copies of these licenses must be provided to the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) prior to the start of service.

4. The Contractor must provide a pest control plan for each facility. At minimum the plan must include the locations of traps and other materials used for pest control.

5. The Contractor must coordinate all planned work with the COR and Facility Point of Contact (POC). The Contractor must provide a report of new or unusual activity and any recommended changes to the pest control plan.

Treatment The Contractor must treat the interior and exterior monthly according to the pest control plan.

1. When on-site, if the worker observes a new type of pest, they must begin treatment for that type as well.

2. On-call spot treatment at no additional cost must be provided on an as-required basis not to exceed once per week. If on-call spot treatment is necessary, the Contractor must respond within 24 hours to provide treatment.

Protection of Property It is the Contractor’s responsibility to protect both government and private property from damage during the exterminating process. If the Contractor damages any government property during the exterminating process, the Contractor must restore it to the original condition at no cost to the Government.

Surplus Material Surplus material used by the Contractor must be disposed of by the Contractor away from the premises each time work is performed. The Contractor must dispose of all removed items in a manner that must comply with all applicable local, county, city, state, and federal laws and regulations pertaining to disposal activities of this nature.

Safety OSHA requirements for Hazard Communication must apply for the use of hazardous materials used in pest control services. The Contractor must provide to the COR and Facility POC with copies of Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all chemicals to be used before service starts.

Site List The facilities listed below require Pest Control Services.

D01 (Denver) TRACON 26705 E. 68th Ave, Denver, Colorado 80249-6360 (39°49'18.79"N, 104°40'33.79"W)

- The TRACON is a two-story facility with three wings including operational, environmental, and administrative areas. Interior and exterior services are required on the first level. No services are required on the second level. Primary pests at this location are mice, moths, and spiders.

D01 (Denver) TRACON Engine Generator (EG) Building 26705 E. 68th Ave, Denver, Colorado 80249-6360 (39°49'19.43"N, 104°40'30.89"W)

- The EG building is a single-story, two room, 1800 sq ft facility. Only exterior service is required. Primary pests at this location are mice, moths, and spiders.

D01 (Denver) TRACON Guard Shack 26705 E. 68th Ave, Denver, Colorado 80249-6360 (39°49'15.10"N, 104°40'28.56"W)

- The Guard Shack building is a single-story, multi-room, 900 sq ft building. Only exterior service is required. Primary pests at this location are mice, moths, and spiders.

DENC RTR

(39°49'23.99"N, 104°40'27.53"W)

- The RTR is a single-story, single room, 800 sq ft metal building with two entry doors. It is located inside the TRACON permitter fence. Interior and exterior service are required. Primary pests at this location are mice, wasps, moths, and spiders.

Denver Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) Base Building (39°51'44.82"N, 104°40'25.14"W)

- The base building is a three-story building, multi-room concrete building located on the airfield of the Denver International Airport on the south side of Concourse C between gates 38 & 40. Interior and exterior service are required on the first floor only.

DENA RTR

(39°51'11.88"N, 104°39'21.34"W)

- The RTR is a single-story, single room, 800 sq ft metal building with two entry doors. It is located on the airfield of the Denver International Airport, east of Allium St., ¼ mile north of 88th Ave. Interior and exterior service are required. Primary pests at this location are mice, wasps, moths, and spiders.

OLDA

(39°51'11.94"N, 104°39'27.62"W)

- This storage facility is a single-story, single room, 800 sq ft metal building with two entry doors. It is located on the airfield of the Denver International Airport, east of Allium St., ¼ mile north of 88th Ave.

Interior and exterior service are required. Primary pests at this location are mice, wasps, moths, and spiders.

DENB RTR

(39°52'12.65"N, 104°39'18.25"W)

- The RTR is a single-story, single room, 800 sq ft metal building with two entry doors. It is located on the airfield of the Denver International Airport, east of Allium St., ¼ mile south of 98th Ave. Interior and

DEND RTR

(39°53'40.58"N, 104°42'8.30"W)

- The RTR is a single-story, single room, 800 sq ft metal building with two entry doors. It is located on the airfield of the Denver International Airport, ¾ mile south of the north perimeter road on North Flat Rock St. Interior and exterior service are required. Primary pests at this location are mice, wasps, moths, and

DENE RTR

(39°50'53.53"N, 104°39'21.46"W)

- The RTR is a single-story, single room, 400 sq ft metal building with two entry doors. It is located on the airfield of the Denver International Airport, on the southeast corner of 88th Ave and North Bentley St.

Interior and exterior service are required. Primary pests at this location are mice, wasps, moths, and

DENA ASR

(39°51'16.62"N, 104°43'6.06"W)

- The ASR facility consists of two buildings. The first building is a single-story, two room, 1500 sq ft metal building with a total of three entry doors. The second building is a single-story, one room, 250 sq ft concrete building. They are located one mile west of Gold Bug St. on 88th Ave. Interior and exterior service are required. Primary pests at this location are mice, wasps, moths, and spiders.

DEN TDWR

780 Manila Rd, Denver, CO 80137 (39°43'39.04"N, 104°31'35.79"W)

- The facility is a single-story, three room, 1500 sq ft metal building with a total of four entry doors. It is located at 780 Manila Rd, 80137 (¾ mile south of I-70 on Manila Rd). Interior and exterior service are required. Primary pests at this location are mice, wasps, moths, and spiders.

GXY ASR

(40°13'47.27"N, 104°43'6.97"W)

- The ASR facility consists of two buildings. The first building is a single-story, two room, 1500 sq ft metal building with a total of three entry doors. The second building is a single-story, one room, 250 sq ft concrete building. They are located in Platteville, Colorado, ¾ mile north of County Road 32. Interior and

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FIGURE 1. TRACON FIRST FLOOR ADMINISTRATIVE WING

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FIGURE 6. ATCT & BASE BUILDING

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