IFB 700593-26

Attachment III.1

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III.1 SCOPE OF WORK

1. INTRODUCTION AND DESCRIPTION

Prince William County (the County) is soliciting firm fixed-price bids from qualified contractors to furnish all labor, supervision, materials, equipment, and incidentals necessary to provide on-call flooring installation, repair, and replacement services at various County-owned and operated facilities on an as-needed basis.

a. The Work shall include, but is not limited to, the installation, removal, replacement, and repair of flooring materials, including:

• Vinyl composition tile (VCT)

• Sheet vinyl flooring

• Rubber flooring

• Carpet and carpet tile

• Vinyl or rubber cove base

• Transition strips and edging

b. The Work shall also include necessary ancillary materials and services required for a complete and functional installation, including but not limited to:

• Carpet padding and underlayment

• Adhesive seaming materials

• Subfloor preparation, including concrete patching, crack repair, and leveling

• Removal and disposal of existing flooring materials

• Protection of adjacent surfaces and finishes

• Furniture moving, lifting, and resetting as required to complete the Work

c. All work shall be performed in accordance with manufacturer specifications, industry standards, and all applicable federal, state, and local codes and regulations.

d. The County does not guarantee any minimum quantity of Work under this Contract. Work shall be authorized on a task order/ work authorization basis as issued by the County.

2. WORKING HOURS

a. Normal Working Hours: Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., excluding County holidays.

b. Off Hours: Any time outside of Normal Working Hours, including weekends and County-recognized holidays.

c. Work shall be performed during Normal Working Hours unless otherwise authorized in writing by the County.

The Contractor shall be capable of performing Work during Off Hours when required by the County.

d. Any Work performed during Off Hours shall be compensated in accordance with the Contractor’s bid pricing for Off Hours work, as set for in the Bid Form.

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3. TASK ORDERS

a. All Work performed under the resulting Contract shall be authorized by the County through a written Task Order/ Work Authorization issued by an authorized County representative. The Contractor shall not Commence Work without a written Task Order.

b. For each Task Order, the County will provide, at minimum, the following information:

• Type and style of flooring material desired (if specified)

• Whether padding or underlayment is required

• Estimated quantity (square yards or square feet) of flooring to be installed

• Project location

• Required completion date

c. The Contractor shall, within seven (7) working days of receipt of a Task Order request, provide a written Task Order proposal. The proposal shall be based strictly on the unit prices, hourly rates, and markups submitted in the Contractor’s Bid Form, and shall include:

• Field-verified quantities (square yards or square feet)

• Layout or seam diagram, when applicable

• Estimated labor hours by labor classification

• Itemized materials list with quantities

• Proposed schedule, including material lead time, start date, and completion date

• Identification of any site constraints or staging requirements

• Total proposed price, calculated in accordance with the Contract pricing

d. Pricing Basis: All Task Order pricing shall be derived from the Contractor’s awarded pricing, including:

• Firm fixed unit prices (e.g., per square yard/foot installation)

• Hourly labor rates

• Approved material and subcontractor markups (if applicable)

No additional fees, surcharges, or markups shall be applied unless expressly permitted in the Contract.

e. County Review and Authorization: The County will review the Contractor’s Task Order proposal for compliance with Contract pricing and scope requirements. Work shall proceed only upon issuance of a written Notice to Proceed or signed Task Order by the County.

f. Minimum Service Fee: For Task Orders with a total value below $500, the Contractor may apply a Minimum Service Fee, provided that:

• The fee is clearly identified in the Contractor’s Bid Form

• The fee is included as a separate line item in the Task Order proposal.

No Minimum Service Fee shall be applied unless it has been included in the Contractor’s bid and accepted by the County at the time of award.

g. The County reserves the right to adjust quantities, scope, or schedule prior to issuing the final Task Order authorization.

4. CONTRACTOR WORKMANSHIP REQUIREMENTS

a. The Contractor shall provide qualified, experience personnel to perform all Work. Installers shall be trained and, where applicable, certified by the flooring manufacturer or recognized industry organizations for installation, surface preparation and repair of specified flooring systems. Upon request, the Contractor shall provide documentation of such training or certifications for personnel assigned to Work.

b. The contractor shall be responsible for verifying all field measurements and site conditions prior to ordering materials or commencing Work. No additional compensation shall be provided for errors resulting from failure to verify measurements.

c. The Contractor shall coordinate all Work with the County’s Contract Administrator or designee. Work shall generally be performed during Off Hours (nights and weekends) to minimize disruption to County operations, unless otherwise authorized in writing.

d. All flooring installations shall be performed in accordance with applicable manufacturer specifications and industry standards, including Carpet and Rug Institute Standard Publication CRI 104 (Commercial Carpet Installation), where applicable.

e. All adhesives, sealants, and related materials shall be used strictly in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations. The Contract shall maintain and, upon request, provide current Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all chemical products used in the performance of the Work.

f. The contractor shall be responsible for the moving, protection, and resetting of furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) as necessary to complete the Work. This includes, but is not limited to, systems furniture, desks, chairs, filing cabinets, telecommunications equipment, and office equipment. The Contractor shall exercise due care to prevent damage. County personnel will remove or secure personal items prior to Work.

g. The Contractor shall inspect all subfloor conditions prior to installation to determine suitability for the specified flooring. Any conditions that may adversely affect installation or performance including moisture issues, uneven surfaces, or structural defects shall be documented and reported to the County for direction prior to proceeding. Work shall not continue until such conditions are addressed or the Contractor is directed to proceed in writing.

h. The Contractor shall remove and reinstall minor obstructions necessary to complete the Work, such as door stops and floor-mounted electrical covers, unless otherwise directed by the County. All such items shall be reinstalled in proper working conditions upon completion.

i. Protection and Damage Responsibility: The contractor shall protect all adjacent surfaces, finishes, and property from damage during the performance of the Work. Any damage caused by the Contractor shall be repaired or replaced at no cost to the County.

j. Inspections and Acceptance:

• Upon completion of each Task Order, the Contractor shall notify the County to schedule a final inspection.

• The County will provide a written punch list, if applicable.

• The Contractor shall correct all punch list items with fifteen (15) calendar days of receipt, unless otherwise approved by the County.

• Final acceptance shall occur only after all punch list items have been satisfactorily completed.

5. INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

a. Carpet Tile Layout: Carpet tile shall be installed to avoid perimeter or infill pieces less than eight (8) inches in width, unless otherwise approved in writing by the County. Tile orientation (monolithic, quarter-turn, or other pattern) shall be as specified by the County. Upon completion, the installation shall present a uniform appearance with tight joints and no visible gaps, lifting edges, or misalignment.

b. Manufacturer Certification: The Contractor shall provide a Manufacturer’s Certification of Compliance for all carpet products, identifying the product by manufacturer, style, dye lot (if applicable), and any applicable certification or registry numbers.

c. Recycling and Diversion Requirements: The Contractor shall remove and recycle, reclaim, or otherwise divert from landfill all removed carpet, carpet tile, and cove base materials to the maximum extent practicable.

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d. Material Storage: The Contractor shall be solely responsible for the receipt, handling, and storage of all materials prior to installation. If the County provides a designated storage area, such space is provided “as-is”, and the County assumes no responsibility for loss, damage, or security of materials.

e. Broadloom Carpet Installation: Rolled (broadloom) carpet shall be installed using the method specified in the Task Order (e.g., double-stick, stretch-in, or direct glue-down) and in strict accordance with manufacturer specifications and applicable industry standards.

f. Systems Furniture Areas: In areas containing systems furniture, carpet tile shall be installed using an approved vertical lift system designed for the specific furniture type. Disassembly or removal of systems furniture for the purpose of flooring installation shall not be permitted unless expressly authorized in writing by the County. The Contractor shall use only manufacturer-approved tools and attachments appropriate for the furniture system.

g. Transitions: Transition strips shall be provided and installed at all flooring transitions. Transitions shall be compatible with adjacent flooring materials and shall be color-coordinated with adjacent finishes, unless otherwise specified by the County.

h. Cove Base: Cove base shall be installed where indicated and shall match existing height and be color-coordinated with adjacent finishes, unless otherwise specified. Samples shall be submitted for County approval upon request.

i. Materials Waste: Estimated material waste shall not exceed five percent (5%) of total material quantities without prior written approval from the County. Any excess material ordered beyond this threshold without approval shall be at the Contractor’s expense.

j. Removal and Disposal: The Contractor shall be responsible for removal and proper disposal or recycling of all existing flooring materials, including carpet, padding, tack strips, transition strips, cove base, adhesives, and associated debris generated by the Work.

k. Disposal Restrictions: Use of County dumpsters or waste facilities is strictly prohibited unless expressly authorized in writing by the County.

l. Installation Conditions: The Contractor shall ensure that environmental conditions (e.g., temperature, humidity, and substrate conditions) meet manufacturer requirements prior to and during installation. Failure to comply shall be grounds for rejection of Work.

6. ADDITIONAL CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS

a. Coordination with County and Other Contractors: The Contractor shall coordinate all Work with the

County and any other contractors or vendors performing work at the same site. The Contractor shall provide reasonable access for the delivery, storage, and installation of materials and equipment by others, as directed by the County.

The Contractor shall sequence and schedule its Work to minimize disruption and to avoid conflicts with other ongoing operations or projects. No additional compensation shall be provided for coordination with other contractors or for minor inefficiencies resulting from shared work environments.

b. County’s Right to Stop Work: If the Contractor fails to perform the Work in accordance with the Contract requirements, including failure to correct defective Work or failure to comply with specifications, the County may issue a written order to stop all or part of the Work until such deficiencies are corrected. Any costs incurred by the Contractor as a result of such stop-work order shall be the sole responsibility of the Contractor.

The County’s exercise or non-exercise of this right shall not relieve the Contractor of its obligations under the Contract, nor shall it create any duty on the part of the County to supervise or direct the Work.

c. Occupancy During Work: The County reserves the right to occupy and use any portion of the premises during the performance of the Work. The Contractor shall coordinate its operations to accommodate such occupancy. No additional compensation shall be provided for inefficiencies, delays, or impacts resulting from the County’s continued use of the premises, provided such use does not materially alter the scope of the Work.

d. Site Conduct and Protection: The Contractor shall conduct all operations in a manner that ensures the safety of County personnel, occupants, and the public. The Contractor shall maintain a clean and orderly work area

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e. Access and Security: The Contractor shall comply with all County security requirements, including access restrictions, badging (if required), and coordination of entry into secured facilities. The Contractor shall be responsible for securing its tools, equipment, and materials at all times.

7. COUNTY RESPONSIBILITIES

a. The County will provide reasonable cooperation to facilitate the Contractor’s performance of the Work.

County responsibilities shall include the following, as applicable:

• Performing inspections of flooring installations for compliance with Contract requirements

• Reviewing excess materials and retaining selected materials for County use (e.g., attic stock), at the

County’s discretion

• Providing a written punch list identifying deficiencies requiring correction

• Notifying the Contractor of observed damage to finished surfaces caused during installation

• Collecting and retaining required documentation, including warranties and manufacturer certifications submitted by the Contractor

• Preparing the work area by removing and securing personal items including contents of desks and shelving

• Disconnecting designated County-owned electronic and computer equipment, where identified in advance by the County

• Providing advance notice to third parties (e.g., asbestos) when identified and required prior to flooring installation.

b. Limitations of County Responsibilities: The responsibilities listed above are provided for coordination purposes only and shall not relieve the Contractor of its obligation to complete the Work in accordance with the Contract. Failure or delay by the County in performing any of the above activities shall not entitle the Contractor to additional compensation. Any request for adjustment to the schedule must be submitted in writing and approved by the County in accordance with the Contract.

c. Verification of Site Readiness: The Contractor shall verify that the work area is ready prior to commencing Work. If the Contractor determines that site conditions will impact performance, the Contractor shall notify the County and request direction prior to proceeding.

8. PERCENTAGE DISCOUNTS

a. Percentage discounts shall apply only to materials and products not specifically priced in the Contractor’s Bif Form and approved for use under a Task Order.

b. The Contractor shall apply the percentage discount to the lowest of the following:

• Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP), if publicly published

• Manufacturers or distributor’s current publish price list

• Contractor’s verifiable supplier invoice cost.

The County reserves the right to require documentation supporting any of the above pricing bases.

c. For all discounted items, the Contractor shall provide, upon request:

• Manufacturer or distributor price lists

• Supplier quotes or invoices

• Catalog or published pricing documentation

Failure to provide adequate documentation may result in rejection of the cost.

d. The County reserves the right to audit material pricing at any time during the term of the Contract. If the

Scope of Work County determines that pricing does not reflect the required discount or the lowest available pricing basis, the County may:

• Adjust the price accordingly

• Require reimbursement for any overcharges

e. The Contractor shall provide electronic access to current product catalogs, price lists, or other pricing resources applicable to materials available under this Contract.

f. If an item is available at sale or promotional price at the time of purchase, the Contractor shall provide the item at the lowest available price, whether that is:

• The discounted contract price; or

• The sale/promotional price

g. The Contractor shall not:

• Inflate list prices prior to applying the discount

• Apply additional markups, fees, or surcharges beyond those permitted in the Contract

• Use non-verifiable or proprietary pricing sources without documentation acceptable to the County.

9. METHOD OF AWARD

a. Award shall be made to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder submitting a bid that complies with all requirements of the Invitation for Bids and results in the lowest total evaluated price.

b. Bidders shall complete all pricing fields in the Bid Form, including:

• Unit prices

• Hourly labor rates

• Percentage discount (s) for applicable material categories

Failure to provide pricing for any required line item, including percentage discount lines, may result in the bid being deemed non-responsive.

c. For evaluation purposes only, percentage discounts shall be applied to the estimated quantities and/or dollar values identified in the Bid Form to calculate an evaluated line-item total. These estimated values are for evaluation purposes only and do not represent a guarantee of actual quantities or expenditures.

d. The County will calculate a Total Evaluated Price by summing the extended totals of all line items, including those derived from percentage discount calculations. The Total Evaluated Price will be used solely for the purpose of determining the lowest bidder.

e. In the event of a discrepancy between unit prices, percentage discounts, and extended totals, the County reserves the right to:

• Correct mathematical errors

• Determine the correct total based on the unit prices or percentage discounts provided Bidders may be required to confirm corrected totals.

f. The County reserves the right to reject any bid determined to be materially unbalanced, including but not limited to:

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• Nominal or artificially low pricing on certain line items

• Inflated pricing on other items that could result in disproportionate costs to the County

g. In determining responsibility, the County may consider factors including, but not limited to:

• Contractor experience and qualifications

• Past performance

• Ability to meet scheduling requirements

• Financial capability

h. The County reserves the right to reject any or all bids, waive informalities, and award in the best interest of the County, consistent with applicable procurement regulations.

10. APPLICABLE PUBLICATIONS

a. American Society for Testing and Materials. 100 Barr Harbor Drive, P.O. Box C700, West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2959. Telephone: (877) 909-2786. https://www.astm.org/

b. National Fire Protection Association. 1 Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02269. Telephone: (617) 770-3000, Fax: (617) 770-0700. https://www.nfpa.org/en

c. The Carpet and Rug Institute. 100 S Hamilton St, P.O. Box 2048, Dalton, GA 30722-2048. Telephone: (706) 278-3176, Fax: (706) 278-8835. https://carpet-rug.org/

11. CARPET COLLECTIONS

a. Carpet products shall be grouped in predefined “Collections” as identified in the Bid Form. Each Collection shall consist of multiple carpet styles, patterns, or colors that are offered at the same unit price.

b. Bidders shall provide a single unit price for each Collection. The unit price shall apply equally to all carpet products withing that Collection, regardless of style, color, or pattern.

c. Only carpet products that have been submitted with the bid and accepted by the County at the time of award shall be included within a Collection.

Each Collection submission shall include:

• Manufacturer name

• Product line/ style name

• Fiber type and construction

• Performance characteristics (e.g., durability rating, warranty)

• Available colors/patterns

d. For each Task Order, the County will select a carpet product form the awarded Collection. The Contractor shall supply and install the selected product at the established Collection unit price.

e. Substitutions, additions, or changes to awarded Collections shall be permitted without prior written approval from the County. Any proposed additions or substitutions must:

• Be of equal or greater quality and performance

• Be offered at the same or lower unit price as the awarded Collection

f. If a product within a Collection is discontinued, the Contractor shall notify the County and propose a replacement product that meets or exceeds the original specifications at no increase in price, subject to County approval.

https://www.astm.org/ https://www.nfpa.org/en https://carpet-rug.org/

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g. All carpet products within a Collection shall meet the technical and performance requirements of this Contract, including applicable industry standards and warranty requirements.

h. Collections shall be identified by Manufacturer and associated Product Lines using the following format:

Broadloom Group 1:

• J&J: Vertex, Impulse III, Mix III, Merge III, Fuse III.

• Patcraft: PDQ 1 – Seal the Deal, PDQ 1 -Techniques Approach.

• Mohawk: Pure Genius II, Color Study 30oz.

Broadloom Group 2:

• J&J: Structure.

• Patcraft: PDQ 2 – Decide, Commit, PDQ – Gradient Form – Intercept, Interval, Camber.

• Mohawk: Learn & Live QS, Color Study 36oz.

• Shaw: Design Series 36, Below, Ground.

Broadloom Group 3:

• J&J: Boucle.

• Mohawk: Faculty Remix.

• Shaw: Conte’, Erase, Summit.

Broadloom Group 4:

• Patcraft: Cosmopolitan Collection, Life &Style – Leaflet, Aficionado, Vivant.

• Milliken: Formworks.

Tile Group 1:

• Shaw: In Sync Collection, Simply by Nature Collection, District Collection.

• J&J: Intrinsic, Fast Track, Vertex.

• Mannington: Blueprint Collection.

• Patcraft: Biosymmetry, Rational, Gemscape.

• Mohawk: Sketch Effect QS, Artisanal QS.

Tile Group 2:

• Shaw: Diffuse, Disperse, Captivate, Intrigue, Tempt, Tangle, Sea Edge, Sky.

• Mannington: Urban Grid/Urban Patina Collection, Quadrant Collection & Automata Collection, Exchange 2 Collection.

• Interface: Meet, Gather, Work, Open Air 401/102/403, The Standard.

• J&J: Evolve Emerge, Impulse II, Mineral, Elemental.

• Patcraft: Visual Energy Collection – Vivid & Vim, Infinite Wisdom Collection, Mid Century Mad

Collection – Orbital, Futura, Urban Relief.

• Mohawk: Live & Learn QS.

• Tandus/Tarkett: Sandblast, Stamp, Aggregate, Resonate, Substance, Vellum, Bindery, Capture.

Tile Group 3:

• Shaw: Canopy Collection, Journey Collection, Creating Space Collection, Campus Collection.

• J&J: Impromptu, Fiction/Non-Fiction, Narrative, Skyline, Meridian, Elevated, Kinetex – Accelerate, Pop, Propel II.

• Patcraft: Mid Century Pop & Mid-Century Block, Gradient Form – Rise, Slope & Run, Tangible Hue

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• Mohawk: Pure Genius II, QS, First One Up II QS, Learn & Live Plank QS.

• Interface: Cloud Cover, AE310, AE311, AE315 & AE317, Ice Breaker, Detours, Harmonize

Groundwaves.

• Tandus/Tarkett: Off Set, Balance, Parallel Ray, Aftermath II, Persona, Persona Accents.

Tile Group 4:

• J&J: One Good Turn, Sketch, Schematic, Adapt, Adjust, Advance, Boucle, Tweed, Kintex – Velocity, Umbra II, Umbra Stripe II.

• Tandus/Tarkett: Hydra, Light Shift, Longitude, Color Map, Texture Map, Gabardine, GeoKnit Ethos.

• Mohawk: Faculty Remix, Iconic Earth.

• Interface: Night Flight.

• Patcraft: Work Study Play, Colour Interference.

Tile Group 5:

• J&J: Kinetex – Analog, Provision, Trip-Plex, Put a Cork in it, Downtown, Network.

• Interface: Online.

• Patcraft: Material Paradox Collection, Deconstructed Metal Collection, Digital Weave.

• Mohawk: Expedition Collection QS.

• Shaw: Assembly Collection, Living Systems Collection, Shifting Fields Collection.

• Milliken: Centro, Remix 2.1 Trimline, Remix Remastered Trimline, Scattergraph, Color Field Patina, Elevation.

• Tandus/Tarkett: Metri II Ethos.

Tile Group 6: Includes some walk Off Carpet (*WO)

• Patcraft: Foot in the Door (*WO), Beyond the Door (*WO), Walk Forward (*WO).

• J&J: Alter Ego (*WO), Incognito (*WO).

• Shaw: Haven Collection, Suited Collection, Welcome II (*WO), Bonjour II (*WO), Entrée (*WO), Path & Portal (*WO).

• Milliken: Straight Talk, Journal, Nordic Stories, Whale Song.

Tile Group 7: Includes some walk Off Carpet (*WO)

• Shaw: Community Collection, Gather Collection, Emergence Collection.

• Mohawk: Tuft Stuff II (*WO).

• Milliken: Southern Analog, Sound & Fury, Remix Remastered, Paste Up Loop.

Optional Pad for broadloom carpet is Tred-Mor #2580-2, ¼” sponge rubber, double direct glue down.

12. RESILIENT PRODUCT COLLECTIONS

a. Resilient products shall be grouped into predefined collections. A single unit price shall apply to all resilient products within a given collection, regardless of specific style, color, or pattern. This structure is intended to allow the designer to present a range of compliant product options to the end user at a consistent price point.

b. All products included within a collection must be of comparable quality, construction, and performance characteristics. The Contractor shall not include products of materially lesser grade or specification within any collection.

c. The Contractor shall provide and maintain a current catalog or digital listing of all products included in each collection. Such listings shall be made available to the county upon request and updated as product offerings change.

d. Substitutions, additions or deletions to any collection shall require prior written approval from the County.

Any proposed changes must maintain or exceed the original quality and performance standards.

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e. If a product within a collection is discontinued or otherwise unavailable, the Contractor shall propose an equivalent replacement for County approval at no additional cost.

f. Collections shall be identified by Manufacturer and associated Product Lines using the following format:

Vinyl Composition Tile (VCT):

• Armstrong: Standard Excelon VCT.

Bio-Based Tile:

• Armstrong: Migrations BBT w/Diamond 10, Striations BBT W/ Diamond 10.

Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) Group 1:

• J&J: Make Your Mark 3mm, Classics 3mm.

• Patcraft: Timber Grove II, Typography.

• Interface: Steady Stride.

• Tandus/Tarkett: Resolve 20 mil.

• Armstrong: Parallel USA 20 mil.

LVT Group 2:

• Patcraft: Stratified +, Creative Code, Natural Slate 20 mil, Anex 2.5 mm, Set in Concrete.

• Tandus/Tarkett: ID Latitude 20 mil w/Techtonic.

• Mohawk: Living Local.

• Mannington: Spacia First 20, Nature’s Path Planks.

• Shaw: Terrain II 20 mil, Crete, Jeogori

LVT Group 3:

• J&J Make Your Mark, 5mm

• Patcraft: Anew 5mm, Mark Making 5mm, Natural Slate 20 mil Click.

• Interface: Level Set 22 Mil Collection, Studio Set 22 Mil

• Shaw: Terrain II 30 Mil, Unveil 30 Mil

• Mohawk: Matuto Plus Stone.

LVT Group 4:

• Mohawk: Hot & Heavy Secoya, Boulder, Lineate.

• Shaw: Soundscape, Solitude, Composed, Inlet, Cove, Concrete.

• Armstrong: Natural Creations LVT w/Diamond 10.

Sheet Vinyl Group 1:

• Shaw: Naturelife Wood II, Vitality, Constant, Inhabit, Roji, Reed, Tatami, Bass Tones.

Sheet Vinyl Group 2:

• Mannington: Bio Spec MD.

Sheet Vinyl Group 3:

• Mannington: Realities, Paradigm & Entwined – 6 ft or 12 ft goods.

• Armstrong: Medintech, Medintone.

Sports Flooring:

• Shaw: Rexcourt 6.5 mm.

Rubber Flooring (Tiles or Rolls):

• Nora: Noraplan Eco 2mm (Art. 1490 rolls or Art. 2490 tile).

• Nora: NP Signa 2 mm (Art. 1462 rolls or Art. 2462 Tile).

• Nora: NP Signa 3 mm (Art. 1463 rolls or Art. 2463 Tile).

• Nora: Noraplan Sentica 2 mm (Art. 1700 rolls or Art. 2700 Tile).

• Nora: Noraplan Sentica 3 mm (Art. 1701 rolls or Art. 2701 Tile).

• Nora: Norament 825 Round 3.2 mm or Hammered 2.7 mm (Art. 1902 or Art. 1910).

• Nora: Norament 926 Arago 3.5 mm (Art. 3118).

• Nora: Norament 926 Grano 3.5 mm (ART. 1880).

• Nora: Norament 926 Satura 3.5 mm (ART. 1880).

• Mannington: ColorScape Tiles – 18” X 18”.

• Mannington: ColorSpec Tiles 18” x 18”.

• Mannington: Teles Tiles 5.8”X 35”.

• Mohawk: True Medi-Flex Tile, True Hammered Tile, True Slate Tile, 3 mm.

• Mohawk: True Medi-Flex Tile, 2 mm.

• Mohawk: True Medi-Flex Sheet, 2 mm.

• Mohawk: True Medi-Flex Sheet, 3 mm Rubber.

Rubber Tread/Risers:

• Nora: Norament 926 Round Profile – 4’, 5’or 6’ wide tread/riser (Art. 465,466,467).

• Nora: Norament 926 Hammered Profile – 4’, 5’ or 6’ wide tread/riser (Art. 468, 469, 479).

• Nora: Norament 926 Grano Hammered Profile – 4’, 5’ or 6’ wide tread/riser (Art. 468, 469,479).

• Nora: Norament Satura Hammered Profile – 4’, 5’ or 6’ wide tread/riser (Art. 468, 469, 479).

• Nora: Nora Visually Impaired Strips, Textured.

• Nora: Nora Visually Impaired Strips, Smooth.

• Mannington: ColorScape Tread Only.

• Mannington: ColorScape Riser Only.

• Mannington: ColorSpec Tread Only.

• Mannington: ColorSpec Tread Only.