7. Statement of Intent (SOI) Demo Bldg 18416.pdf

1. RFP: N62473-21-R-1012

2. REQUEST NO: 10454185

STATEMENT OF INTENT:

DEMOLITION AND REMOVAL OF BUILDING NO. 18416

3. DESCRIPTION:

Demolish, remove, and dispose of entire building, including all structural systems, foundation systems, doors, windows, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, associated controls, and communication systems. Demolish concrete flatwork up to 6-inches thick, with or without steel reinforcement. Flatwork includes, but is not limited to (sidewalks, patios, drives, asphalt, etc.) associated with the building structure. Remove and demolish all concrete piers to 8-feet below finish grade. Piers and footings in excess of 8-feet below grade will be considered as an unforeseen site condition.

Remove underground utilities and restore site to its original or natural condition (grade the excavation foot print to the surrounding area with 95% compaction). Removal of asbestos and lead paint as determined by the survey shall conform to the contract and Section “J” Specifications. The work to be performed shall include, but not be limited to the furnishing of all labor, materials, and equipment required for the work to be completed.

All work shall be performed safely and neatly. All work shall conform to respective specifications, Uniform Building Codes, Building Construction Standards, IBC, NFPA Codes, Uniform Plumbing and Mechanical Codes, National Electrical Code, OSHA Safety Standards, US Army Corps of Engineers Manual EM 385-1-1 (Nov. 2014), Camp Pendleton Base BEAP and according to all appropriate codes and practices.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

The contractor (when required) shall perform an engineering survey of the facility to be demolished by a Registered Professional Engineer (RPE). Based on the engineering survey, the RPE shall develop and submit a project specific Demolition Plan. The project specific Demolition Plan submittal shall be accepted by the Government’s Contracting Officer Representative (COR) before mobilization and start of work on the project.

The Contractor shall have a designated Site Safety Health Officer (SSHO) on site for Demo projects at all times. SSHO shall verify all utilities have been disconnected and building de-energized.

All asbestos abatement work shall be performed by licensed and registered asbestos abatement contractors (i.e., registered by the CA Division of Occupational Safety and Health [of the CA Department of Industrial Relations], and licensed with the CA Contractors State License Board).

For all asbestos-related demolition or removal, the Contractor shall have a third-party Industrial Hygienist (IH) (who maintains certification as AHERA Project Designer and AHERA

Constructor Supervisor), Certified Asbestos Consultant (CAC), or Site Safety Technician (SST) (under the direction of a (CAC) on-site at all times during the abatement project (i.e., during working hours). The purpose of this individual is to act as an independent observer to ensure compliance with the approved work plan and all applicable regulatory requirements.

The contractor must perform all work in compliance with the environmental securities categorical exclusion (Cat-X) requirements (seasonal restrictions, erosion & restoration etc.)

included in the work package. The contractor shall certify on all submittals, that the scope of work being proposed conforms to contract requirements or they will be rejected. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to provide the COR with an approved Ten Day Notification from the Air Pollution Control District (APCD). The notification shall be for the demolition and abatement of any asbestos, lead material as listed in the building survey.

During demolition, if Suspect Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) or suspected contaminated liquids /solids is identified (regardless of the age of the structure or suspect materials to be disturbed), the Contractor shall conduct surveys/sampling to identify, screen and/or test for asbestos containing material or harmful contaminants.

Haul demolition debris to an approved site off Base and provide a copy of the manifest and the weight tickets to the COR as part of the daily reports. The site shall be clean after completion of the demolition of the building. Areas affected by the demolition will be in compliance with all applicable ATFP, fire suppression, seismic, accessibility, ASHRAE/LEEDS requirements, US Army COE EM 385-1-1, NFPA 52, UMC, and UPC & ISO 9001 upon completion of the project.

The COR that will be overseeing the demolition project shall document and verify the tonnage from the contractor weight tickets. Weight tickets shall be submitted with the Contractor’s daily reports for material taken off the Base to hazmat landfill facilities and/or recycle centers. A spreadsheet has been placed in SharePoint under the project work order number to document and perform the calculation for the demolition debris, to include inert debris, non-inert debris, and hazmat materials. Upon completion of the project a copy of the spreadsheet shall be sent to the Technical Writer Section (Mr. Scott Tant) for historical records.

Evacuate refrigerant from HVAC equipment (if applicable) prior to performing demolition/razing operations. Evacuation of refrigerants shall be performed by a State of California licensed HVAC technician. Dispose of refrigerants in accordance with all federal, State of California, local regulatory agency regulations. This includes transportation and disposal fees; quantified per unit of HVAC equipment.

Storm Water Best Management Practices shall be implemented to prevent sediment, oil, grease, fuel, trash and other pollutants from reaching storm drains or surface waters.

Camp Pendleton operates under “ZERO SPILL TOLERANCE” for all spills. Contractor will be responsible for maintaining the work site until project completion and shall be responsible for reporting and correcting any spills.

Install 6-foot high temporary fence with privacy/windscreen around demolition project site and in accordance with the accepted project specific Demolition Plan. Remove at the completion of the project and before the "Final Acceptance Inspection."

Provide temporary toilet facility in accordance with OSHA General Industry Standards. Remove at the completion of the project and before the "Final Acceptance Inspection."

The Contractor shall coordinate with the customer through the FSC Inspection Section with the COR that will be overseeing this demolition project. In the event of any variance to the Task Order / Mod the contractor shall submit a written statement to the contracting officer utilizing the RFI process. The Point of Contact for this project in the P&T section is Alfonso F. Reyes and can be reached at Cell (760) 212-5364.

4. SUBMITTALS REQUIRED:

(Must be submitted through the COR and approved before mobilization and start of work)

1. Demo Schedule

2. Engineering survey (If applicable)

3. Best Management Practices (BMP) for Storm Water Pollution Prevention

4. AHA, Hazard Analysis Plan

5. Approved APCD Demolition Ten Day Notification

6. Accident Prevention Plan

5. EXECUTION

The work will include, but shall not be limited to the following;

Demo:

Phase 1: Mobilization

Mobilize supplies and set up site controls.

Phase 2: Site Work

1. Asbestos and Lead Abatement

2. Demolish and remove Building, Foundation, and Underground Utilities

3. Finish grade the demolition and excavation footprint to existing site grade elevation

Phase 3: Demobilization

Perform final site clean-up. Remove and dispose of debris generated from this demo project.

Restore site to normal operating condition.

6. LOCATION:

Camp Pendleton, BLDG. 18416

PREPARED BY: Alfonso F. Reyes DATE: 28 APRIL 2020