A04_BIHO-SOW-_Housing_Unit_302_Mold_Remedation.pdf

Big Hole National Battlefield

Housing Unit 302 Mold Remediation

Statement of Work

Wisdom, MT 59761

Contract #______________

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Statement of Work Housing Unit 302 Mold Remediation

1) Project Location Big Hole National Battlefield 16425 Highway 43 W.

Wisdom, Montana 59761

2) Background

Big Hole National Battlefield is one of 38 sites that are managed by the Nez Perce National Historical Park in cooperation with various partners. Big Hole is the location of one of the battles between the US Army and the Nez Perce people during the Flight of 1877. Upwards of 90 Nez Perce women, children, elderly, and warriors and 31 US soldiers and civilian volunteers died here. This battle occurred in the context of larger events spread out over four months and over 1,100 miles.

Big Hole is located on Highway 43 ten miles west of the town of Wisdom in southwestern Montana. The population of Wisdom was 98 at the 2010 census. The town includes three tourist lodgings, one service station, small grocery store, K-8 school, post office, and Forest Service office. The three closest towns with significant amenities are Hamilton, MT (65 miles), Dillon, MT (76 miles) and Butte, MT (81 miles).

The closest airport with commercial passenger service is in Butte, MT. Owing to its high altitude and northerly location, Wisdom has long, cold, dry winters and short summers with warm afternoons and cold, clear mornings. Wisdom has over 277 mornings each year below freezing.

• Physical address: 16425 Hwy 43 West, Wisdom, MT 59761

• Latitude/Longitude: 45°38'27.64"N / 113°38'35.88"W

3) Project Description

Housing unit 302 mold remediation. This project will include demolition, disposal and reconstruction of water and mold affected areas in housing unit 302 at Big Hole NB.

4) Work Schedule Work will be performed from 7:00am to 5:00pm, Mondays through Fridays (except on federal holidays).

Staging area of equipment and materials will be decided during pre-construction meeting. Work will accommodate visitors and park staff. Schedule changes may be considered based on availability of park staff.

5) REQUIRED SPECIFICATIONS AND SCOPE OF WORK:

Housing Unit 302 Mold Remediation:

Contractor will remove 7 LF of baseboard, 47 SF of non-salvageable vinyl, 11 LF damaged wet drywall, and 47 SF of non-salvageable underlayment, poultry wire and wet insulation in crawls space.

Contractor will conduct mold remediation: clean floor 47 SF and Apply anti-microbial agent to flooring walls, and crawl space. Apply mold mildew stain remover on affected surfaces.

Contractor will detach water heater for removal and replacement of affected flooring.

Contractor shall repair demoed walls, flooring and install insulation in crawl space.

Contractor is to provide all labor, equipment and materials unless otherwise stated in this scope of work. The contractor is responsible for all costs associated with this project, including all travel, per-diem, and the disposal if any waste generated by this project. A staging area will be determined during the preconstruction meeting at the work site. Electrical power, water and restrooms are available.

Due to the remoteness of the work site materials and supplies may be more difficult to obtain.

Work shall include but is not limited to:

• Contractor shall be responsible to do all work in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations, approved plans, specification, and performance standards and in accordance with good building practice, 2 following any/all municipal, state, federal and local laws and codes pertaining thereto and to the satisfaction of the owner.

• Contractor shall be responsible to maintain cleanliness of the owner's property and clean up, remove, and dispose of all debris associated with their work. For example, Contractor shall isolate the work area during performance making effort to protect the visitor and working areas by covering the floor and furniture with plastic to prevent dust and debris from getting on furniture. All building materials shall be thoroughly checked for safety and security.

• Contractor shall provide all necessary labor, materials, tools and equipment, transportation.

• All work shall be inspected and tested for correct operation and then approved by the Contracting

Officer Representative (COR) and/or representative upon completion of work.

• Contractor shall be responsible for site restoration and damages due to their work. Furnishings and equipment not removed during the performance shall be adequately protected during entire performance period.

• All work is to take place during the approved work schedule.

• Contractor shall provide an overall schedule for each week.

• The warranty of contractor's work shall continue for a period of 12 months from the date of the final acceptance of work by COR. Contractor shall be responsible to correct all faults or defects which may occur within warranty period. Contractor shall bear all the cost to fix any repairing work during the warranty period at which time the warranty will renew for the repair work.

• Offerors shall include product specification, work schedule, cost breakdown, warranty and repair service plan and business license with their proposal. All proposals shall be submitted in electronic file with

CONTRACTOR'S USE OF PREMISES

• Construction Camp or use of park housing: Establishment of a camp or the use of housing within the park will not be permitted.

• Contractor shall always conduct their operations to ensure the least inconvenience to the Park Staff. Building closures will not be permitted. Work must be coordinated to permit normal use of the building by park staff throughout the term of the project.

• The building must be open to NPS staff. Maintain access and safety standards for National Park Service maintenance functions throughout the construction phase.

• Smoking is prohibited within twenty-five (25) feet of the Visitor Center. Smoking will also be prohibited in other areas the park has posted “NO SMOKING”. Smoking receptacle will be provided by Contractor as indicated by NPS Contracting Officer.

• Parking and Staging of Construction Materials:

a. A designated staging areas will be provided for contractor use in the maintenance yard located north of the maintenance shop designated by the COR. In some circumstances storage may be provided inside the maintenance shop if materials need to be protected from environmental conditions.

b. Confine storage of materials to area coordinated with the COR. The maintenance yard where staging and storage is available is locked every night, but the NPS takes no responsibility for theft or vandalism of any of the government property while being stored there. Appropriate on-site areas for staging materials and equipment will be designated by the COR prior to the beginning of contractors site mobilization.