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EXHIBIT A (Building 18416) SEED
| CONTRACTORS BID SCHEDULE | |
| EXHIBIT A | |
| INDEFINITE DELIVERY/INDEFINITE QUANTITY (IDIQ)- CLIN 0001 | Base Year: 1 March 2021 through 28 February 2022 |
| N62473-21-R-1012 |
DEMOLITION SERVICES AND ABATEMENT
| Statement of Work: Demolish, remove, and dispose of Building 18416; Project PE17450M, Marine Corps Base; Camp Pendleton, CA | |||||
| ELINS INDEFINITE DELIVERY/INDEFINITE QUANTITY (IDIQ) WORK | |||||
| Instructions to the Bidder: The bidder shall populate the "Unit Price" column and the extended "Total Amount" column for each of the IDIQ ELIN below. The Contractor shall verify that the “Unit Price” multiplied by the “Estimated Quantity” equals the “Total Amount” before submitting their proposal. The bidder shall fully burden all ELINs, to include all direct and indirect costs, insurance, bonding, G&A, such as but not limited to, the following: General Conditions, project management, supervision, quality control management, safety management, labor, testing, documentation, material, mechanized machinery and equipment, other equipment, mobilization and demobilization, delivery, hauling, disposal and disposal fees, subcontractor markups, etc. All removed facility/structure equipment and recyclable materials shall become the property of the Contractor and shall be disposed at an approved recycle center. All demolition waste/debris and hazardous waste shall be transported and disposed of at an approved disposal facility off of the respective Activity. All asphalt and concrete shall be disposed of at an approved recycle center. All demolition and abatement shall be in accordance with all Federal, Great State of California, MCB Camp Pendleton, San Diego Air Pollution Control District, the respective Activity’s Environmental Security Office and other local government and regulatory agency laws and regulations. | |||||
| ELIN | FULL DESCRIPTION | QTY | UNIT OF ISSUE | UNIT | |
| PRICE | TOTAL |
AMOUNT
| A001 | DEMOLITION | |||
| The Contractor shall demolish/raze facilities and structures in accordance with the specifications found in Annex 2, Annex 15 and Section J in addition to the awarded task order's Statement of Work (SOW). | ||||
| The Contractor will not be compensated for the partial or 100% removal or encapsulation of INTACT Lead-Based Paint (LBP) on any components found in a facility. The Contractor will be compensated for the areas identified by the Government as having loose and flakey LBP, or surfaces that the Government has determine requires 100% LBP removal. | ||||
| Recyclables, i.e. items other than recyclable concrete and asphalt, becomes the property of the Contractor after a task order modification has been awarded. The Contractor shall bear all costs for storage, storage containers, transportation and disposal costs. See Section J, Attachment J-1502000-02 for recyclable materials and equipment specifications. | ||||
| A001AA | 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 shall be accepted by the Contracting Officer before mobilization and start of work on the project. | 6 | EA | $ - 0 |
| A001AB | Demolish single story wood framed structure with exterior wood siding, or stucco, or metal siding/roofing that is supported by round or square concrete piers. For facilities and structures with multiple stories add the square footage of each story to the estimated quantity. Includes all structural, non-structural and architectural building system components, exterior decking and stairs, electrical, plumbing, fire, and mechanical systems. Includes in-place demolition of Category I nonfriable ACM that have been determined to be in good condition. Does not include Government furnishings. 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. The square footage for the facility or structure will be quantified by multiplying the length by the width. The attic/roof area is inclusive of the sum of the square footage. All structural and non-structural members underneath the building are inclusive of the sum of the square footage. Use ELIN A002AA or A002AB for hauling and disposal of demolition waste/debris. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of concrete footings, piers, CMU, and stairs. Recyclable materials are the property of the Contractor, therefore the Contractor is responsible for hauling and disposal of recyclables other than concrete products and asphalt at no additional cost to the Government. | 5000 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AC | Demolish single story wood framed structure with exterior wood siding, or stucco, or metal siding/roofing that is built upon a concrete slab with footings. For facilities and structures with multiple stories add the square footage of each story to the estimated quantity. Includes all structural, non-structural and architectural building system components, exterior decking and stairs, electrical, plumbing, fire, and mechanical systems. Includes in-place demolition of Category I nonfriable ACM that have been determined to be in good condition. Does not include Government furnishings. Remove and demolish all concrete to a depth of 8-feet below finish grade. Concrete footings in excess of 8-feet below grade will be considered as an unforeseen site condition. The square footage for the facility or structure will be quantified by multiplying the length by the width. The attic/roof area is inclusive of the sum of the square footage. All structural and non-structural members underneath the building are inclusive of the sum of the square footage. Use ELIN A002AA or A002AB for hauling and disposal of demolition waste/debris. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of concrete footings, piers, CMU, and stairs. Recyclable materials are the property of the Contractor, therefore the Contractor is responsible for hauling and disposal of recyclables other than concrete products and asphalt at no additional cost to the Government. | 10000 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AD | Demolish wood framed warehouse structure with exterior wood siding, or stucco, or metal siding/roofing that is built upon a concrete slab with footings. Includes all structural, non-structural and architectural building system components, exterior decking and stairs, electrical, plumbing, fire, and mechanical systems. Includes in-place demolition of Category I nonfriable ACM that have been determined to be in good condition. Does not include Government furnishings. Remove and demolish all concrete to a depth of 8-feet below finish grade. Concrete footings in excess of 8-feet below grade will be considered as an unforeseen site condition. The square footage for the facility or structure will be quantified by multiplying the length by the width. The attic/roof area is inclusive of the sum of the square footage. Use ELIN A002AA or A002AB for hauling and disposal of demolition waste/debris. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of concrete and masonry. The Contractor is responsible for hauling and disposal of recyclables other than concrete and asphalt at no additional cost to the Government. | 4000 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AE | Remove/breakup/demolish concrete piers or footings in excess of 8-feet below finish grade; no diameter limitation. Volume = 3.14 (pi) * Radius * Height. Includes excavation. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of concrete. | 50 | CY | $ - 0 |
| A001AF | Demolish brick chimneys attached to a facility or structure, to include foundation; no height limitation. The chimney is quantified as the sum of all sides times the height. Use ELIN 002AA for hauling and disposal of brick. | 250 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AG | Demolish single story CMU structure to a height of 16' above finish floor, to include the concrete slab and footings; no depth limitation on slab and footings. Includes all structural, non-structural and architectural building system components, exterior decking and stairs, electrical, plumbing, fire, and mechanical systems. Does not include Government furnishings. The square footage for the facility will be quantified by multiplying the length by the width. The parapet wall shall be factored into the wall height. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of recyclable CMU and concrete. The Contractor is responsible for hauling and disposal of recyclables other than concrete products and asphalt at no additional cost to the Government. | 4000 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AH | Demolish each additional CMU story. Includes all structural, non-structural and architectural building system components, exterior decking and stairs, electrical, plumbing, fire, and mechanical systems. Does not include Government furnishings. The square footage for the additional floor will be quantified by multiplying the length by the width. The parapet wall shall be factored into the wall height. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of CMU and concrete. The Contractor is responsible for hauling and disposal of recyclables other than concrete products and asphalt at no additional cost to the Government. | 4000 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AJ | Demolish one-story or multiple story concrete structure on concrete slab and with footings; no depth limitation on slab and footings. Includes all structural, non-structural and architectural building system components, exterior decking and stairs, electrical, plumbing, fire, and mechanical systems. Does not include Government furnishings. The square footage for the building will be quantified by multiplying the length by the width. The square footage for each additional floor will be quantified by multiplying the length by the width and adding the square footage to the total of the first floor square footage. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of concrete. The Contractor is responsible for hauling and disposal of recyclables other than concrete products and asphalt at no additional cost to the Government. | 4000 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AK | Demolish pre-engineered metal building, to include concrete slab and footings; no depth limitation on slab and footings. Includes all structural, non-structural and architectural building system components, exterior decking and stairs, electrical, plumbing, fire, and mechanical systems. Does not include Government furnishings. The building will be quantified by multiplying the length by the width. The attic/roof area is inclusive of the sum of the square footage. Includes hauling and disposal. | 5000 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AL | Demolish pre-engineered metal building with CMU cripple wall built, to include slab and footings; no depth limitation on slab and footings. Includes all structural, non-structural and architectural building system components, exterior decking and stairs, electrical, plumbing, fire, and mechanical systems. Does not include Government furnishings. The building will be quantified by multiplying the length by the width. The attic/roof area is inclusive of the sum of the square footage. Includes hauling and disposal. | 5000 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AM | Demolish standard size Quonset hut with metal structural floor. Includes all structural, non-structural and architectural building system components, exterior decking and stairs, electrical, plumbing, fire, and mechanical systems. Does not include Government furnishings. Typical Width 20-feet wide x length (field measure). Includes hauling and disposal. | 120 | LF | $ - 0 |
| A001AN | Demolish standard size Quonset hut with concrete slab; includes concrete cripple wall and footings. Demolish all associated concrete footings; no depth limitation on slab and footings. Includes all structural, non-structural and architectural building system components, exterior decking and stairs, electrical, plumbing, fire, and mechanical systems. Typical Width 20-feet wide x length (field measure). Includes hauling and disposal. | 120 | LF | $ - 0 |
| A001AP | Demolish Jumbo size Quonset hut on concrete slab. Limitation: Up to 40-feet wide x 100-feet long. Demolish all associated concrete footings; no depth limitation on slab and footings. Includes all structural, non-structural and architectural building system components, exterior decking and stairs, electrical, plumbing, fire, and mechanical systems. Typical Width 40-feet wide x length (field measure). Includes hauling and disposal. | 120 | LF | $ - 0 |
| A001AQ | Remove metal siding/roof panels from buildings that have been determined to have asphalt coatings with ACM. Includes wrapping, storage, loading, transportation and disposal of the metal siding/roof panels at an approved hazardous waste disposal facility. Note: Where loose and flakey LBP has been identified, remove the loose and flakey LBP using the ELIN A007AC before removing the siding/panels. The ELIN to be used in conjunction with ELINs A001AJ, A001AK, A001AL, A001AM and A001AN. Quantify the square footage of the siding/panels only, i.e. do not apply the square footage of the facility or structure. | 1000 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AR | Demolish CMU retaining walls and footing with or without steel reinforcement; no size limitation on CMU block and footings. The retaining wall is quantified as Length x Height. Include the footing depth as part of the height. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of concrete and CMU. | 400 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AS | Demolish vertical concrete with or without steel reinforcement. Typically vertical concrete is found on stormwater collection system wing walls or retaining walls. The Government will apply this ELIN where vertical concrete is found and is not associated to any of the ELINs stated herein. The vertical concrete is quantified as Length * Width * Height. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of concrete. | 100 | CF | $ - 0 |
| A001AT | Demolish in-ground concrete structure with or without steel reinforcement. Includes all necessary excavation operations to expose the concrete structure and remove the concrete structure. The area of the in-ground structure will be quantified as Length * Width * Height. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of concrete. A bunker is considered an in-ground concrete structure. | 500 | CY | $ - 0 |
| A001AU | Demolish stand alone miscellaneous concrete structures and bulk concrete that does not fit the criteria found in the other ELINs stated herein, to include associated slab and footings; with or without steel reinforcement. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of concrete. | 200 | CY | $ - 0 |
| A001AV | Demolish concrete flatwork up to 6-inches thick, with or without steel reinforcement. Flatwork includes, but is not limited to, sidewalks, patios, drives, etc. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of concrete. | 300 | SY | $ - 0 |
| A001AW | Demolish asphalt pavement and flatwork, to include curbs/berms. Quantified in increments of 3-inches deep * SF. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of asphalt. | 5000 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AX | Demolish patio covers and arbors with concrete slabs and footings or piers. Includes hauling and disposal. Quantified by the square footage of the patio cover and arbor footprint, e.g. Length * Width. No height limitation. Use ELIN A002AC for hauling and disposal of concrete. | 400 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A001AY | Demolish chain link fence and other types of metal or ornamental fence, to include gates and barbed wire. Includes the concrete footings that pots are set in. The fence shall be associated to the demolition project; not height limitation. Includes hauling and disposal. | 500 | LF | $ - 0 |
| A001AZ | Demolition of suspended ceiling system to accommodate the removal of gypsum board and joint compound that contains ACM. Includes the removal of light fixtures, HVAC diffusers/registers/grilles and any other system component incorporated into the suspended ceiling system. | 5000 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A002 | HAULING AND DISPOSAL OF BULK DEMOLITION WASTE/DEBRIS AND RECYCLABLE ASPHALT CONCRETE (AC) AND CONCRETE | |||
| Haul and dispose of demolition waste/debris at an approved landfill facility, or haul and dispose of recyclable asphalt concrete (AC) and concrete to an approved recycle center. The Contractor shall bear all costs for loading the materials, transportation, and disposal fees. Reference the historical data found in Section J, Attachment J-1502000-04 and Attachment J-1502000-05 for information in regards to estimating the weight of demolition waste/debris and the weight of recyclable asphalt and concrete. The Contractor shall provide Certified Scale Certificates to the transporter for each potential load to be transported and disposed of. The transporter shall weigh in at the Base Scales located at B-2255 or at the 43 Area Landfill before accepting a load (Tare), and after accepting a load to the rated capacity of the transporter and before leaving the Base (Gross). The Contractor's QCM shall submit the completed Certified Scale Certificates and the associated landfill facility weight receipts or recycle center receipts to the PAR as part of the Contractor’s Daily Production Report. The QCM shall maintain copies of all receipts. | ||||
| A002AA | Demolition waste/debris; non-hazardous. Does not include recyclable materials. | 100 | TON | $ - 0 |
| A002AB | Demolition waste/debris with commingled Category I non-friable ACM. Does not include recyclable materials. | 100 | TON | $ - 0 |
| A002AC | Transport and dispose of recyclable concrete and masonry in Super End Dump or equivalent at an approved recycle center. Includes all associated fees. The Contractor shall ensure that all end dumps are loaded to their rated capacity at the project site before proceeding to the Base Scales. Super End Dump = 18-20 Tons. | 80 | TRIP | $ - 0 |
| A002AD | Transport and dispose of recyclable asphalt concrete (AC) in Super End Dump or equivalent at an approved recycle center. Includes all associated fees. The Contractor shall ensure that all end dumps are loaded to their rated capacity at the project site before proceeding to the Base Scales. Super End Dump = 18-20 Tons. | 80 | TRIP | $ - 0 |
| A002AE | Transport clean spoils from the demolition project site in an end dump or equivalent to either of the two MCB Camp Pendleton landfills or any other location on Base when specified in a task order modification. | 20 | Trip | $ - 0 |
| A002AF | Transport spoils from the demolition project site in a end dump or equivalent transporter to an approved disposal facility located off of the Activity. | 30 | Trip | $ - 0 |
| A003 | ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS | |||
| A003AA | Install rumble plates at demolition entrance and exit access points to the public roads to limit tracking of dirt, mud, soil and other debris into road by transport trucks and mechanized machinery, other equipment and vehicular traffic. Rumble tracks shall be installed at the locations identified in the accepted project specific BMP Plan. Remove built up dirt, mud, soil and other debris from the road periodically during the day while demolition/razing operations are in progress and at the end of the normal work day when demolition/razing operations are in progress. Quantified as “Each” and the dimensions are 12-feet wide by 24-feet long. | 8 | EA | $ - 0 |
| A003AB | Install a temporary coarse aggregate construction (demolition site) entrance at demolition entrance and exit access points to the public roads to limit tracking of dirt, mud, soil and other debris into road by transport trucks and mechanized machinery, other equipment and vehicular traffic. The temporary coarse aggregate construction (demolition site) entrance shall be installed at the locations identified in the accepted project specific BMP Plan. The temporary coarse aggregate construction (demolition site) entrance shall be constructed using filter fabric and crushed aggregate. Incorporate a channel for runoff and collection of sediment. The crushed aggregate shall be a mixture of 1-1/2-inch to 6-inch aggregate. Place 12-inches of mixed aggregate over the filter fabric. The minimum width of the construction barrier shall be 12-feet wide. Remove the temporary coarse aggregate construction entrance at the completion of the project and before the "Final Acceptance Inspection”. The construction barrier is quantified in linear feet. | 100 | SY | $ - 0 |
| A003AC | Install biodegradable jute mesh in the locations identified in the accepted project specific BMP Plan. The jute mesh shall be evenly distributed over the entire blanket area and secured using staples. | 50 | SY | $ - 0 |
| A003AD | Spray/apply non-competing native and non-native hydroseed. It shall be evenly distributed over the entire disturbed area. The hydroseed mixture meet the respective Activity's Environmental security Office's seed type and mixture percentage content. | 5 | MSF | $ - 0 |
| A003AE | Install silt fence with stakes at the locations identified in the accepted project specific BMP Plan and the awarded Decision Memorandum. The silt fence shall be Polypropylene, and 3-feet High. Remove the silt fence at the completion of the project and before the "Final Acceptance Inspection” unless otherwise specified in the task order modification's statement of work. | 500 | LF | $ - 0 |
| A003AF | Install straw waddle at the locations identified in the accepted project specific BMP Plan. Each length of straw waddle shall be 9" Diameter x 25' Long. Remove at the completion of the project and before the "Final Acceptance Inspection." | 25 | EA | $ - 0 |
| A003AG | Install pre-filled gravel bags at the locations identified in the accepted project specific BMP Plan. The gravel bags shall have a minimum weight capacity of 50 lbs. Remove the gravel bags at the completion of the project and before the "Final Acceptance Inspection." | 50 | EA | $ - 0 |
| A003AH | Import, place and compact Type "E" backfill excavations and areas that are below existing project site elevations. Type "E" shall meet the following specifications: It shall be nonexpansive soil, free of debris, organic material and clods or rocks larger than 4-inches with a liquid limit no greater than 40 and a plasticity index no greater than 15. Implement the accepted project specific BMP Plan when backfill is stockpiled. The Contractor shall provide all labor and equipment to place the imported backfill material in 8" lifts and to compact each lift to 95%. The Contractor shall submit supporting documentation for the type of backfill material and the application of lifts and compaction reports as part of the Contractor's Daily Production Report. | 50 | LCY | $ - 0 |
| A003AJ | Finish grade the demolition site to grade. The finish grade shall incorporate natural water drainage. The area shall be raked free of roots, rocks larger than 1-1/2-inches, demolition debris and other strayman debris prior to scheduling the "Final Acceptance Inspection". | 5000 | SY | $ - 0 |
| A003AK | Perform Third Party Private Locating services for all underground utilities that service a facility. The "Unit of Issue" for the service to locate underground utilities is "EA." | 12 | $ - 0 |
| A004 | HVAC REFRIGERANT EVACUATION | ||||
| AA004AA | Evacuate refrigerant from HVAC equipment 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. Includes transportation and disposal fees. Quantified per piece of HVAC equipment. | 40 | EA | $ - 0 | |
| $ 94.19 | |||||
| A005 | ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS FOR CONTAINMENT OF ACM AND LBP | ||||
| ACM abatement plans shall be submitted for all projects that have analytical reports stating the presence of ACM. LBP abatement plans shall be submitted for all LBP abatement projects. | |||||
| A005AA | Develop and submit an project specific ACM Abatement Plan or LBP Abatement Plan based on the building assessment identifying hazardous materials. The ACM Abatement Plan shall be designed by a certified Asbestos Abatement Project Designer and the LBP Plan be designed by a certified Lead Project Designer. | 12 | EA | $ - 0 | |
| A005AB | Install 3-Stage Decontamination Chambers, to include clean room, waste room and shower. Remove after the Government accepts the Air Clearance Reports stating that the space or spaces are safe to enter. | 12 | EA | $ - 0 | |
| A005AC | Critical Barrier: Install 6-mil polyethylene sheeting to contain hazardous ACM or LBP on interior floors, walls and ceiling or on exterior surfaces in accordance with the accepted project specific abatement plan. Remove the critical barriers after the Government accepts the Air Clearance Reports stating that the space or spaces are safe to enter. | 10000 | SF | $ - 0 | |
| A005AD | Set up Negative Air Machine(s) in accordance with the accepted project specific abatement plan. Remove after the Government after the Government accepts the Air Clearance Reports stating that the space or spaces are safe to enter. | 12 | EA | $ - 0 | |
| 12 | |||||
| A006 | ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIAL ABATEMENT | ||||
| For demolition projects only. | |||||
| A006AA | Abatement and disposal of resilient flooring and VCT with ACM into an approved hazardous waste storage container on the project site, to include removal of all mastic on the substrate (wood or concrete) as having been identified as ACM. Includes all necessary hand tools and equipment to successfully abate ACM, personnel PPE, bagging, hauling to on-site hazardous waste containers, and final cleanup. | 2500 | SF | $ - 0 | |
| A006AB | Abatement and disposal of boiler or hot water tank thermal system insulation, to include the attached breech and flue, with or without metal lath, into an approved hazardous waste storage container on the project site. Includes all necessary hand tools and equipment to successfully abate ACM, personnel PPE, bagging, hauling to the on-site hazardous waste containers, and final cleanup. | 75 | SF | $ - 0 | |
| A006AC | Abatement of thermal pipe system insulation, up to 8” outside diameter pipe with or without glovebag, into an approved hazardous waste storage container on the project site. Includes all necessary hand tools and equipment to successfully abate ACM, personnel PPE, bagging, hauling to the on-site hazardous waste containers, and final cleanup. | 50 | LF | $ - 0 | |
| A006AD | Abatement and disposal of fireproofing and surfacing material on flat or irregular cementitious surfaces into an approved hazardous waste storage container on the project site. Includes all necessary hand tools and equipment to successfully abate ACM, personnel PPE, bagging, hauling to the on-site hazardous waste containers, and final cleanup. | 2000 | SF | $ - 0 | |
| A006AE | Abatement of gypsum board and joint compound that contains ACM into an approved hazardous waste storage container on the project site. Includes all necessary hand tools and equipment to successfully abate ACM, personnel PPE, bagging, hauling to the on-site hazardous waste containers, and final cleanup. The Government's intent is for the Contractor to abate the joints identified as having ACM and not complete surface gypsum board that covers the walls and ceiling. Should the analytical reports reflect that the material coating all of the gypsum board surfaces to be ACM, then the Government's intent is for the Contractor to bate all of the gypsum board. | 4000 | SF | $ - 0 | |
| A006AF | Abatement and disposal of acoustical ceiling coating that contains ACM into an approved hazardous waste storage container on the project site. Includes all necessary hand tools and equipment to successfully abate ACM, personnel PPE, bagging, hauling to the on-site hazardous waste containers, and final cleanup. | 1200 | SF | $ - 0 | |
| A006AG | Abatement of Transite siding and cementitious fire wall panels into an approved hazardous waste storage container on the project site. Includes all necessary hand tools and equipment to successfully abate ACM, personnel PPE, bagging, hauling to the on-site hazardous waste containers, and final cleanup. | 400 | SF | $ - 0 | |
| A006AH | Abatement of flexible duct connectors containing ACM into an approved hazardous waste storage container on the project site. Includes all necessary hand tools and equipment to successfully abate ACM, personnel PPE, bagging, hauling to the on-site hazardous waste containers, and final cleanup. Quantified by the sum of four sides or the circumference. | 12 | LF | $ - 0 | |
| A006AJ | Abatement/demolition and disposal of roofing materials with ACM into an approved hazardous waste storage container on the project site, to include complete removal of all mastic on concrete substrate and has been identified as ACM. Includes all necessary hand tools and equipment to successfully abate ACM, personnel PPE, fall protection, bagging, hauling to on-site hazardous waste containers, and final cleanup. | 2000 | SF | $ - 0 | |
| A006AK | Abatement of window glazing containing ACM. Includes certified asbestos abatement personnel, on-site qualified person, all necessary tools and equipment, personnel PPE, bagging, hauling to contractor provided on-site hazardous waste containers, and final cleanup. The glazing will be quantified by square footage of the interior dimensions of the window frame. | 800 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A007 | LEAD REMDIATION | |||
| For demolition projects only. | ||||
| A007AA | The Contractor shall provide a first tier subcontractor that has a certified State of California Certified Lead Inspector/Assessor (I/A) to perform a complete lead assessment of a facility or structure, to include inspecting and sampling all facility or structure building components for Lead-Based Paint. The State of California Certified I/A shall not be affiliated with the subcontractor performing the demolition or abatement. The Certified Lead Inspector/Assessor shall provide all necessary documentation for each sample, to include the facility or structures identification number, the Certified Lead Inspector/Assessor’s name, the actual date the samples were taken, the type of material sample, the location it was sampled from, and a floor plan indicating where the sample was taken from. The Certified Lead Inspector/Assessor shall follow all regulatory requirements when collecting samples. Deliver samples to an accredited National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST) under National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) laboratory for LBP analysis. The Certified Lead Inspector/Assessor shall provide the analytical reports and chain of custody to the QCM who in turn shall review for accuracy before submitting the reports to the Government. As part of the project specific lead assessment, the Contractor is required to sample and test LBP found after the initial lead assessment, to include submitting analytical reports, at no additional cost to the Government. Quantified per facility or structure. | 12 | EA | $ - 0 |
| A007AB | 100% chemical removal of LBP on exterior and interior regular and irregular wood, concrete and metal substrates by chemical removal method. Includes LBP Abatement Plan, LBP site controls, on-site management by a qualified person, certified abatement personnel, all necessary hand tools and equipment to successfully abate LBP, personnel PPE, bagging, hauling to Contractor provided on-site hazardous waste containers and final cleanup. See ELIN 010 for add on requirements. | 50 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A007AC | Partial removal of exterior and interior of loose and flakey LBP by hand scraping method applicable to all types of surfaces. Remove only loose and flakey LBP that is not locked onto the surface to which is applied. Includes LBP Abatement Plan, LBP site controls, on-site management by a qualified person, certified abatement personnel, all necessary hand tools and equipment to successfully abate LBP, personnel PPE, bagging, hauling to Contractor provided on-site hazardous waste containers and final cleanup. | 8000 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A008 | REGULATORY AND MONITORING | |||
| A008AA | San Diego Air Pollution Control District Permit: The Contractor shall coordinate all management and administrative procedures, and bear all associated costs to obtain an SDAPCD permit to perform demolition and abatement work. The Contractor is informed that a group of structures that are located in the same area may only require one SDAPCD permit, in which cases the Government will not pay the cost of a permit for each structure. | 30 | EA | $ - 0 |
| A008AB | Independent Certified Industrial Hygienist CIH) Technician: The Contractor shall provide a first tier CIH subcontractor or certified CIH technician working for the CIH on site at all times while work is in progress to perform air monitoring and sampling during ACM and LBP abatements. The CIH shall have no affiliation with the demolition or abatement subcontractors. Testing of the collected air samples shall be performed by an accredited National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST) under National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) laboratory. The test results shall be submitted as part of the following work day's Contractor's Daily Production Report. The CIH or certified CIH technician shall take final clearance samples before critical barriers or containment can be taken down. Only after final clearance samples have been tested by the accredited laboratory and the test results indicate that the work area(s) are safe to enter can the critical barriers or containment be take down. Quantified as an 8-hour work shift. | 60 | DAY | $ - 0 |
| A009 | HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL | |||
| A009AA | Provide a hazardous waste approved roll-off container, minimum size 20-feet long, with lockable doors and a lid for collection bulk friable and non-friable ACM. | 24 | EA | $ - 0 |
| A009AB | Provide 55-gallon hazardous waste approved drum container to store RACM and LBP. | 12 | EA | $ - 0 |
| A009AC | Manifest, transport and dispose of bulk containerized RACM at an approved landfill facility. | 12 | TRIP | $ - 0 |
| A009AD | Manifest, transport and dispose of 55-gallon drum containers containing RACM and LBP at an approved disposal facility. Note: Multiple drums shall be transported by the same transporter. | 12 | TRIP | $ - 0 |
| A010 | SAWCUTTING AND PATCHING | |||
| A010AA | Sawcut concrete or asphalt up to 3-inches thick. | 750 | LF | $ - 0 |
| A010AB | Sawcut concrete and asphalt each additional inch over 3-inches. Quantitifed per inch in depth. | 1500 | LF | $ - 0 |
| A010AC | Patch concrete with quick setting concrete. Includes finishing. Holes that require patching shall be first compacted to 90%. Place a minimum of depth of 6-inches. | 50 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A010AD | Patch with cold asphalt patch. Includes finishing. Holes that require patching shall be first compacted to 95%. Place a minimum of depth of 6-inches. | 50 | SF | $ - 0 |
| A011 | TEMPORARY FENCE AND TOILET | |||
| A011AA | 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." | 4000 | LF | $ - 0 |
| A011AB | Provide temporary toilet facility in accordance with OSHA General Industry Standards. Remove at the completion of the project and before the "Final Acceptance Inspection." Quantified per project, i.e. EACH. | 12 | EA | $ - 0 |
| A011AC | Provide self-propelled boom lift, straight or knuckle, up to 85-foot reach. For use on exterior lead abatement and other tasks as agreeable to the Government. Includes mobilization, demobilization and any necessary training to operate. | 12 | DAY | $ - 0 |
| A012 | UNIT PRICED LABOR - NORMAL WORKING HOURS | |||
| Tradesmen shall perform work in support of demolition and abatement operations. These ELINs are primarily for utilities disconnection should the Government be unable to do so. | ||||
| A012AA | Laborer (DBA) | 80 | HR | $ - 0 |
| A012AB | Equipment Operator (DBA Wage Rate) to assist in underground utilities disconnects. | 80 | HR | $ - 0 |
| A013 | UNIT PRICED LABOR - OVERTIME | |||
| Tradesmen shall perform work in support of demolition and abatement operations. | ||||
| A013AA | Medium Voltage Electrician (DBA Wage Rate) to disconnect electrical services and communication lines to a facility or structure. | 40 | HR | $ - 0 |
| A013AB | Pipefitter (DBA Wager Rate) to disconnect water, sewer and gas utilities to a facility or structure. | 40 | HR | $ - 0 |
| A013AC | Laborer (DBA) | 40 | HR | $ - 0 |
| A013AD | Equipment Operator (DBA Wage Rate) to assist in underground utilities disconnects. | 40 | HR | $ - 0 |
| A014 | MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT AND FOR SERVICES NOT SPECIFIED IN THE CONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS | |||
| A014AA | Material/equipment rental prices shall be the lowest prices available considering the availability and time constraints of the job, and shall include any discounts and/or rebates accrued to or for the Contractor. If the Contractor is performing the work they shall provide quotations from two suppliers/vendors that have proposed to provide the material/equipment and shall submit them to the Government technician to validate for completeness. If the Contractor’s subcontractor is performing the work they shall provide quotations from two suppliers/vendors that have proposed to provide the material/equipment, and submit the quotes and Contractor who in turn shall submit them to the Government technician to validate for completeness. The Contractor shall submit the purchase/rental receipts to the Government technician upon completing the ordered work. The submitted quotes shall be on the providing supplier’s/vendor’s official company letterhead and shall include an itemized list of the items to be used with detailed descriptions of each, the proposed quantities, the unit price to the Contractor or subcontractor minus any markups, the tax applied to the material/equipment, reasonable costs for fuel for equipment, reasonable costs for delivery, reasonable costs for shipping and any associated environmental fees. Materials handling costs shall be built in the Composite Hourly Labor Rates. | 200000 | % | $ 200,000.00 |
| The total direct material/equipment costs, minus taxes, minus shipping costs, and minus environmental fees, will be multiplied by the Contractors *Fixed Burden Rate (FBR) to determine the total burden material equipment cost for the job. The is the sum of the subcontractor’s markups and the Contractor’s markup. |
| A015 | PROFESSIONAL SERVICES NOT SPECIFIED IN THE CONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS | ||
| For services not specified in this contract, the Contractor shall provide a detailed quote from a minimum of two service providers. The quotes shall itemize all aspects of the requested service, to include manhours, labor rates, and any other associated information that the Government technician deems necessary to validate the quotes for completeness. The Contractor shall apply the FBR to the service providers total amount on their provided quote. | Negotiated | ||
| TOTAL | $ 200,000.00 |
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