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- DCAM-25-CS-IFB-0006
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- District of Columbia
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This is a Scope of Work document for the District of Columbia Department of General Services, specifically for the FEMS Epoxy Flooring Upgrades Project covering Engine Houses 1, 11, 16, and 29. The project involves furnishing and installing epoxy flooring systems across four different fire engine houses, with each location having specific requirements. For Engine House #1, the work includes removing existing epoxy flooring, mechanically profiling concrete, and installing a 125 mils broadcast flooring system covering approximately 1,524 square feet. Engine House #11 requires similar work on 3,960 square feet, including shot blasting concrete, patching cracks, and installing a 4" integral epoxy cove base. Engine House #16 involves replacing approximately 336 square feet of flooring with both 125 mils and 65 mils broadcast systems, while Engine House #29 requires comprehensive flooring replacement on 3,960 square feet using diamond grinders and shot blasting techniques.
The solicitation is set aside specifically for certified Small Business Enterprises (SBEs) by the District of Columbia Department of Small and Local Business Development. Additional requirements include providing cove base along all perimeter walls, installing isolation strips with color-matched caulk, and implementing a 1-inch hand-troweled CANT BASE where floors meet outer walls. The contractor must mix and apply epoxy flooring materials on-site in accordance with manufacturer (ECONOSURF) specifications and ambient temperature requirements. Each engine house presents unique challenges, with some being occupied and others unoccupied, requiring careful coordination with FEMS during the renovation process.
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Scope of Work
DCAM-25-CS-IFB-0006
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES
EPOXY FLOORING UPGRADES
FOR
FEMS ENGINE HOUSES 1, 11, 16, AND 29
ATTACHMENT A – SCOPE OF WORK
SECTION C
SPECIFICATIONS/SCOPE OF WORK STATEMENT
C.1 Scope of Work
The scope of work requires the satisfactory completion of the Project as outlined in the specifications and drawings for the capital improvements for the FEMS – Epoxy Flooring Upgrades for Engine Houses 1, 11, 16, and 29.. The work shall be performed in accordance with this Section C and the Construction Drawings and Specifications (Attachment J.1). In particular, the Contractor shall coordinate the construction work with FEMS. The Contractor shall comply with all the regulations and code requirements that are applicable and as specified to District building construction. It shall be the responsibility of the Contractor to review all existing documents and conduct site visits to ascertain existing conditions.
The Contractor is to provide preparation and application of our 125 mils broadcast flooring system for ECONOSURF (ES-2125) for the following four (4) Engine Houses:
CLIN 001 - Engine House #1:
Furnish and install approximately 1,524 square feet epoxy flooring system and integral epoxy cove base. The scope of work is as follows:
● Remove approximately existing epoxy flooring down to the bare concrete.
● Mechanically profile bare concrete to receive the new epoxy flooring system.
● Furnish & Install 125 mils broadcast flooring system per ECONOSURF product data sheet.
● Furnish & Install striping per the existing layout.
● Contractor to coordinate performance of this work with occupied Engine House.
CLIN 002 - Engine House #11:
Furnish and install approximately 3,960 square feet epoxy flooring system and integral epoxy cove base on approximately 168 linear feet. The scope of work is as follows:
● Shot blast the existing concrete to create a clean, mechanically profiled bonding surface.
● Patch any cracks and holes using an epoxy paste.
● Furnish & Install 4” integral epoxy cove base along all perimeter walls.
● Furnish & Install 125 mils broadcast flooring system per attached ECONOSURF product data sheet.
● Contractor to coordinate performance of this work in an unoccupied Engine House.
CLIN 003 - Engine House #16:
Furnish and install approximately 336 square feet epoxy flooring system and integral epoxy cove base. The scope of work is as follows:
● Remove approximately 280 square feet of existing epoxy flooring down to the bare concrete.
● Mechanically profile bare concrete to receive the new epoxy flooring system.
● Sand remaining part of the bay on approximately to receive new recoat flooring system.
● Furnish & Install 125 mils broadcast system on bare concrete area and 65 mils broadcast flooring system on the recoat area per ECONOSURF product data sheet.
● Contractor to coordinate performance of this work with occupied Engine House.
CLIN 004 - Engine House #29:
Furnish and install approximately 3,960 square feet epoxy flooring system to include integral epoxy cove base on perimeter walls where needed. The scope of work is as follows:
● Remove all existing coatings down to the bare concrete using large diamond grinders.
● Shot blast the existing concrete to create a clean, mechanically profiled bonding surface.
● Patch any cracks and holes using an epoxy paste.
● Furnish & Install integral epoxy cove base along all perimeter walls where needed.
● Furnish & Install 125 mils broadcast flooring system per ECONOSURF product data sheet.
Scope of Work
● Contractor to coordinate performance of this work in an unoccupied Engine House.
In addition, Contractor shall comply with the following:
● Contractor shall provide cove base along all perimeter walls of all epoxy flooring areas.
● Contractor shall provide an isolation strip Epoxy installer to install an isolation strip at transition between walls and floor with caulk to match color of the floor. Contractor to provide a 1-inch, hand troweled CANT BASE where floor meet outer walls.
● Contractor shall be required to mix or apply epoxy flooring materials on-site in accordance with ambient space temperatures as required by the materials manufacturer, ECONOSURF.
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