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This is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for window cleaning services at the Alexandria VA Health Care Systems facility located at 2495 Shreveport Highway, Pineville, Louisiana. The contractor must provide comprehensive window cleaning services for all exterior and interior windows at the facility, including French doors, casement windows, double-hung windows, solid windows, sliding doors, and storefront glass. The detailed schedule of cleaning specifies over 1,000 individual window units across multiple buildings and corridors, with varying sizes and configurations. Services must be performed between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, though the contractor may be required to work weekends and holidays as needed.

The contractor is responsible for furnishing all personnel, equipment, materials, uniforms, transportation, and supplies necessary to complete the work in accordance with industry-approved techniques and standards. Performance thresholds require 98 percent minimum compliance on both exterior and interior window cleaning inspections. The contractor must comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 and ANSI/ICWA 1-14 window cleaning safety standards, provide all required Personal Protective Equipment, submit Material Safety Data Sheets for all cleaning materials used, and maintain worksite safety through appropriate shielding, barricades, and warning signs. The contractor is liable for any damage caused to facility property and must promptly repair such damage. All work areas, including walls, grounds, roofs, sidewalks, and parking lots affected by cleaning operations, must be thoroughly cleaned and left in compliance with industry standards of cleanliness, subject to Government Representative approval.

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Alexandria VA Health Care Systems Window Cleaning Services Performance Work Statement

General General. This service contract will be in support of the Alexandria VA Medical Center in Pineville, LA. The contractor is responsible for the window cleaning services outlined in the PWS.

The Government shall not exercise any supervision or control over the contract service providers performing the services herein. Such contract service providers shall be accountable solely to the contractor who, in turn is responsible to the Government. The contractor shall perform to the requirements set forth in this document that are designed to provide acceptable service levels of performance standards.

Description of Services/Introduction: The contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, tools, materials, uniforms, supervision, and other items and non‐personal services necessary to perform window cleaning services as defined in the PWS.

Objective: The contractor shall provide window cleaning services located at the Alexandria VA Health Care Systems (2495 Shreveport HWY, Pineville, LA). All window cleaning service shall be the contractor’s responsibility throughout the duration of the contracts period of performance.

Scope of Work: The contractor shall provide window cleaning outlined in this Performance Work Schedule (PWS). The contractor shall be responsible for all cleaning services identified areas in the PWS. Best commercial practices shall be applied in the performance of work. All work shall be completed per approved and accepted industry standards. The contractor shall furnish all labor, transportation, and tools to accomplish all cleaning services of Government facility In Accordance With (IAW) the standards outlined in Section 5 of this PWS.

General Information:

Recognized Holidays: The contractor may be required to perform services on weekends and holidays.

New Year’s DayJuneteenth DayVeteran’s Day
Martin Luther King Jr.’s BirthdayIndependence DayThanksgiving Day
Presidents DayLabor DayChristmas Day Memorial DayColumbus Day

Hours of Operation: The contractor shall provide scheduled window cleaning on a date agreed upon after contract award. The contractor shall provide window cleaning services between the hours of 08:00 am and 4:30 pm. Monday through Friday, except in an event of a facility operation schedule change identified in this PWS. The contractor shall ensure all technicians have the required relevant experience and training to handle their tasks successfully. The contractor shall have qualified technicians at the start of the contract period.

Place of Performance. Alexandria VA Health Care System, 2495 Shreveport HWY, Pineville, LA 71306.

Access and General Protection/Security Policy and Procedures: Contractor and all associated subcontractor employees shall comply with applicable installation, facility and area installation/facility access and local security policies and procedures (provided by the Government representative). The contractor shall also provide information required for background checks to meet installation access requirements for the installation Security Forces Office. The contractor workforce must comply with all personal identity verification requirements as directed by the Department of Defense (DoD), USAF and/or local policy. In addition to the changes otherwise authorized by the Changes Clause of this contract, should the FPCON at any individual facility or installation change, the Government may require changes in contractor security matters or processes.

Facility Clearance. All contractors performing on this contract will work only in specify spaces.

The service contractor will not use any method or substances, which may cause damage to the equipment’s systems. Any damage or loss through negligence by the service contractor, subcontractor or service contractor's staff shall be the whole responsibility of the service contractor. Alexandria VA Health Care System may require the service contractor to correct all damages and pay for the cost of damages.

Government Representative: The Government Representative monitors all technical aspects of the contract and assists in contract administration. The Government Representative is authorized to perform the following functions identified in the appointment letter: assure that the contractor performs the technical requirements of the contract; perform inspections necessary in connection with contract performance; maintain written and oral communications with the Contractor concerning technical aspects of the contract; issue written interpretations of technical requirements including Government drawings, designs, and specifications; monitor the contractor's performance and notify both the KO and contractor of any deficiencies; coordinate availability of Government furnished property; and provide worksite entry for contractor personnel. The Government Representative’s formal designation letter states the responsibilities and limitations of the Government Representative, especially regarding changes in cost or price, estimates, or changes in delivery dates. The Government Representative is not authorized to change any of the terms and conditions of the resulting contract.

Government Furnished Property, Equipment and/or Services

Government Furnished Property, Equipment and/or Services.

Services: Not applicable.

Facilities: All cleaning services outlined in this PWS will take place on site on government facilities; however, no permanent workspace will be provided to the contractor.

Utilities: The Government will provide all utilities in facilities for the Contractors use in performance of tasks outlined in this PWS. The Contractor shall instruct its employees in utilities conservation practices. The Contractor shall be responsible for operating under conditions that preclude the waste of utilities, which include turning off the water faucets or valves after using the required amount to accomplish their task.

Contractor Furnished Items and Responsibilities

Contractor Furnished Items and Responsibilities.

The Contractor shall provide all personnel, services, uniforms, materials, equipment, and transportation required to perform work under this contract.

Equipment: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). The Contractor will provide limited PPE. PPE will include, disposable gloves, masks and other items that may be required or deemed necessary for personnel working in the facility.

Specific Tasks

Basic Services: The contractor shall provide window cleaning services outlined in the PWS at Alexandria VA Health Care Systems, Pineville, LA. The contractor shall provide the management staff, material and financial resources, documentation, and technical expertise to perform all the tasks included in this contract. The contractor shall manage the total work effort associated with all services required herein to assure full and timely completion of these services. Included in this function are a full range of duties including, but not limited to, planning, and scheduling. All equipment used to preform the work on the outside will conform to Federal, State and Local safety requirements and will be inspected prior to use by the COR.

Window cleaning: The contractor shall provide all labor, material, equipment, supervision, and related services required to clean Windows of the Alexandria VA Health Care Systems, Pineville, LA.

The work shall include, but not be limited to:

The window cleaning of all exterior windows and interior window on the Alexandria VA Health Care Systems.

The window cleaning of front and back center foyer interior windows, north and south entrance interior windows.

Contractor Responsibilities:

The windows shall be washed using industry‐approved techniques, producing a finished product free from streaks or other removable blemishes or foreign matter. During the cleaning process, if any defects or deficiencies are noticed, contractor personnel shall report the issue and location to the Government Representative.

The building shall be cleaned using industry‐approved techniques that will clean the materials without damage.

Work Area Safety Protection:

Contractor shall provide any and all types of shielding, barricades, warning signs and any other protection necessary to protect the personnel, equipment and the area in which the contractor’s will be working, from injury, damage, and/or contamination during the duration of the work.

Contractor shall notify the Government Representative or his designee immediately in the event of any damage to Alexandria VA Health Care Systems property caused by the Contractor's personnel, equipment, or materials. Contractor shall notify the KO/Government Representative or the designee in the event damage is discovered prior to the beginning of or during the work performed.

Contractor shall promptly repair, or source to have repaired all damage caused by the Contractor’s personnel equipment, including the procedures used and/or the materials used by the contractor in the performance of the work. The repairs shall be done to the complete satisfaction of the KO.

Miscellaneous:

Other Workplace Safety Requirements:

Contractor shall comply with the occupational health and safety standards as set forth in OSHA 29 CFR 1910 and ANSI/ICWA 1 14, the Window Cleaning Safety Standard, for exterior building maintenance operations.

After contractor has been awarded the contract; contractor shall provide Government Representative a written proposed work schedule.

Alexandria VA Health Care Systems building personnel, Alexandria VA Health Care Systems visitors, contractor's personnel, the building, and property shall always be protected when overhead work is in progress.

Work Site Clean Up:

After window cleaning, contractor shall thoroughly clean all walls, grounds, roofs, staging, storage areas, sidewalks, parking lot, roadways, etc. affected by the work.

All areas shall be left in a neat and clean condition in compliance with industry standards of cleanliness and must meet the approval of the Government Representative.

Material Safety Data Sheets Requirements:

Contractor shall provide the Government Representative a copy of Material Safety Data Sheets ("MSDS") on all materials used in the performance of this Contract where such a sheet is required.

Contractor shall always keep a copy of the above referenced MSDS Sheet at its work site that a product requiring such a sheet is in use.

Technical Exhibit Listing

Performance Requirements Summary (PRS) Deliverables Schedule

Technical Exhibit 1 Performance Requirements Summary Tasks

The Contractor service requirements are summarized into performance objectives that relate directly to mission essential items. The performance threshold briefly describes the minimum acceptable levels of service required for each requirement. These thresholds are critical to mission success.

Performance Objective
Standard
Performance Threshold
Method of Surveillance

PRS #1 Exterior Window Cleaning of Alexandria VA Health Care System. IAW PWS Para 5.2.1 Contractor shall ensure the exterior windows of building are cleaned IAW the PWS

98% Minimum
100% Inspection
98% Minimum
100% Inspection

PRS #2 Interior Window Cleaning of Alexandria VA Health Care System. IAW PWS Para 5.2.1 Contractor shall ensure the interior windows of building are cleaned IAW the PWS

Technical Exhibit 2 Deliverables Schedule

Deliverable Title
Description
Estimated Quantity
Frequency
Submit To

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). IAW

PWS 5.5

Shall be provided on all materials used in the performance of this contract where such as sheet is required
1
Copy
Facility Manager

SCHEDULE OF CLEANING

QUANITY
TYPE
SIZE
INSIDE/OUTSIDE
SCREEN
BUILDING
16
French Door
7x66 ½
Both
No
46
8
French Door
21x53 ½
Both
No
46
2
French Door
31x69
Both
No
46
1
Stained Glass

46 Chapel

5
French Door
31x28
Both
No
45
2
French Door
23x91 ½
Both
No
45
6
French Door
20 ½ x55
Both
No
45
3
French Door
14x49
Both
No
45
2
French Door
31x53
Both
No
45
2
French Door
41x90
Both
No
45
1
French Door
27 ½ x 69
Both
No
45
2
French Door
10x36
Both
No
45
3
French Door
31x52 ½
Both
No
45
6
French Door
17x53
Both
No
45
13
French Door
17x53
Both
No
45
16
French Door
25 ½ x67 ½
Both
No
45
83
Casement Window
12 ½ x43 ½
Both
No
45
179
Double Hung
36x60
Both
Yes
45
40
Solid Window
13x31 ½
Both
No
45
2
Solid Window
92x71
Both
No
45
2
Solid Window
92x28 ½
Both
No
45
2
Solid Window
71x26
Both
No
45
3
Solid Window
28 ½ x26
Both
No
45
4
Solid Window
31x33
Both
No
45
2
Sliding Door
31x33+4
Both
No
45
2
Swinging Door
25x67
Both
No
45
10
Solid Window
31x33
Both
No
Center CT.
28
Double Hunt
38x72
Both
Yes
16
3
Arch Store Front
38x24
Both
Yes
16
100
Double Hung w//3 panels
3’3”x5’11”
Both
Yes
1
10
Fixed
1’11”x1’4’
Both
No
1
11
Fixed
3x4
Both
No
1
5
Double Hung w/2 panels
3’4”x3’
Both
No
1
16
Fixed
10’x3”
Both
No
1
26
Regular
Screen
Both
Yes
1
46
Sun Screen
Screen
Both
Yes
1
2
Double Door
7’5”x5”
Both
No
1
1
Fixed
1’5”x4’10”
Both
No
1
1
Fixed
3’4”x1’9”
Both
No
1
1
Fixed
2’2”x1’9”
Both
No
1
1
Fixed
3’x1’6”
Both
No
1
116
Double Hung w/3 panels
3’3””x5’11”
Both
Yes
2
19
Security
3’3”x3’10”
Both
No
2
10
Fixed w/3 panels
4’4”x3’9”
Both
No
2
30
Fixed w/3 panels
2’x3’2”
Both
No
2
20
Fixed w/3 panels
3’6”x3’2”
Both
No
2
2
French Doors
1’8”x3’
Both
No
2
1
Fixed
1’6”x5’
Both
No
2
2
Sliding
1’x3’9 ½ “
Both
No
2
1
Fixed
4’2”x1’
Both
No
2
1
Fixed
2’4”x1’
Both
No
2
1
Door
6’3”x31’
Both
No
2
1
Fixed
1’5”x4’1”
Both
No
2
61
Sun
Screen
Both
Yes
2
15
Regular
Screen
Both
Yes
2
10
Fixed
2’3”x2’9”
Both
No
Corridor
10
Sliding w/2 panels
2’3”x2’9”
Both
No
Corridor
10
Fixed Arch
4’11”x2’5 ½ “
Both
No
Corridor
Quantity
Type
size
Panes
Screen
Building
29
Sliding
5’x1’10”
58@2’4”x1’10”

Connecting Corridor

29
Fixed
5’x1’
29@5’x1”

Connecting Corridor

10
Fixed
5’x3’6”
10@5’x3’6” Arch

Connecting Corridor

8
Fixed
5’x2”
8@5’x2’ Arch

Connecting Corridor

6
Fixed
5’4’8”
6@5’x4’8” Arch

Connecting Corridor

4
Fixed
5’x1’9”
4@5’x1’9”

Connecting Corridor

2
Fixed
5’x2’9”
2@5’x2’9”

Connecting Corridor

3
Fixed
5’x3’7”
3@5’x3’7” Arch

Connecting Corridor

5
Fixed
5’x3”
5@5’x3”

Connecting Corridor

1
Door
1@7”x6’6”
17 Regular
Connecting Corridor

1@5’x1’9”

Connecting Corridor

1@3’4”x3’2”

Connecting Corridor

1@2’3”x2’10”

Connecting Corridor

1@2’3”x1’6”

Connecting Corridor

1@1’7”x3’4”

Connecting Corridor

1@1’7”x2’1”

Connecting Corridor

153
Triple Hung
3’3”x5’10”
3@2’6”x1’7”
11
Double Hung
3’3”x4’
2@2’6”x1”x7”
2
Double Hung
1’6”x4’
5
Triple Hung
3’3”x4’6”
3@2’6”x1’4”
2
Triple Hung
3’3”x4’6”
6@1’4”x1’4”
2
French Door
2’6”x7”
10@1’x1’3”
2
Fixed
1’8”x6’
2arch@1’8”x6’
2
Fixed

2 arch@ 1’8”x2”x6”

1
Fixed

1 arch @ 5’x6’

1
Fixed

1@5’x2’6”

2
Triple Hung
3’3”x5’10”
6@1’7”x1’3”
4
Store Front
7’x10’
4@2’x2’

2@2’x5’6”

2@3’x2’

1@3’x5’6”

4
Arch Store Front
7’x9’
2@2’x2’

2@2’x3’

2@2’x4’

1@3’x2’

1@3’x3’

1@3’x4’

1
Arch Store Front
8’x9’
2@1’x2’
1
Arch Store Front

1@8’x2’

1
Triple Hung
1’6”x5’10”
3@1’7”x1’
1
Fix circular

1@2’ Diameter

46
Double Hung
3’1”x5’10”
92 panes@2’7”x2’8”
6
Double Hung
3’1”x7’3”
12 panes@2’4”x3’7”
25
Double Hung
3’4”x4’
50 panes@2’6”x1’6”
4
Fixed
6’x10 ½ “
4 panes@5’4”x4’
6
Fixed
3’8”x11’
6 panes@3’3”x4’
11
Double Hung
3’4”x3’2”
22 panes@1’2”x2’3”
6
Fixed
3’3”x2’1”
6 panes@1’5”x2’6”
2
Fixed
3’x1’8”
2 panes@2’4”x11’
5
Double Hung
5’x6’8”
10 panes@4’6”x3’
20
Double Hung
1’10”x6’8”
40 panes@1’5”x3’
10
Double Hung
4’3’x6’8”
20 panes@2’9”x3’
20
Double Hung
1’10”x5’5”
40 panes@1’5”x2’4”
10
Double Hung
4’3”x5’5”
20 panes@3’9”x2’4”
2
French
5’3”x7”
20panes@1’11”x1’11”
Transom
5’3”x1’9”
2 panes@1’11”x1’6”
2
Door Lights
5”x1’6”
1 pane@2’5”X1’6”
2
Store Front
4’10”x7’
2 panes@2’x6’4”
Arch
4’10”x1’10”
88
Double Hung
3’3”x6”
264@1’7”x2’6”
88/Sun
6
2
Double Hung
3’3”x4’
6@2’7”x11”
2/Sun
6
3
Double Hung
3’x3’4”
6@2’7”x2’8”
3/Sun
6
8
Fixed
1’2”x6’
8@6’x5’5”
8/Regular
6
16
Fixed
3’3”x2’6”
16@6”x5’5”
8/Reg./4 Sun
6
22
Double Hung
4’10”x4’9”
44@2’x4’
None
6
8
Double Hung
4’10”x5’5”
16@4’5”x2’4”
8/Sun
6
16
Double Hung
3’6”x5’5”
32@3’1”x2’4”
16/Sun
6
16
Double Hung
3’6”x6’8”
32@3’1”x3’1”
15/Sun
6
8
Double Hung
4’10”x6’8”
16@4’5”x3’1”
8/sun
6
1
Double Hung
3’3”x4’6”
2@2’6”x2’
1/Sun
6
1
Double Hung
3’3”x4’6”
2@2’6”x2’
1/Sun
6
8
Door Lights
5”x1’6”
2
Doors

4@3’3”x3’

1
Door Transom
3’8”x1’6”
4@10’x1’2”
14
Double Hung
3’6”x3’
6@1’x1’4”
15
Double Hung
2’6”x6’
8@1’x1’4”
10
Double Hung
4’x6’
16@1’x1’4”
10
Double Hung
5’x6’
20@1’x1’4”

Arch Transom

7@5’x2’6”

2
Double Hung
3’6”x5’
12@1’1”
2
Double Hung
2’6”x3’
18@1’x1’4”
1
Double Hung
4’x9’
24@1’x1’4”
2
Entrance Door
2’6”x6’
5@1’x1’
1
Auto Door
3’x6’
4@1’x1’4”
1
Auto Door
2’6”x3’
2@2’x6’
383
Double Hung
3’4”x5’5”
1149@1’4”x2’9”
4
Glass door
5’8”x2’2”
4@4’3”x1’9”
2
Fixed
6’2”x4’
4@5’4”x3’6”
4
Fixed
5’3”x2’9”
4
Fixed
3’x1’
12@2’6”x10”
1
Fixed
1’x6’
4
Fixed
2’6”x6’4”
8
Fixed
2’7”x2’9”
8
Fixed
2’7”x3’9”
10
Fixed
3’6”x5’3’
3
Security
3’4”x3’
27@10”x7”
3
Security
3’3”x4’2”
24@10”x7”
2
Double Hung
3’4”x3’
24@2’10”x1’
38
Double Hung
3’x5’9”
114@2’6”x1’7”
13
Double Hung
3’2”x5’
39@2’5”x1’2”
4
Fixed
4”x1’7”
2
Fixed
5’3”x1’8”
2
Security
4’x5’
32@10”x7”
21
Screen
Sun
4
2
Double Hung
3’x3’6”
4@3’x1’
98
Double Hung
5’6”x3’
294@4’3”x2’6”
2
Fixed
2’x6’
4@2’x6’
2
Store Front
5’x2’
4@5’x2’
4
Store Front
2’6”x7’
4@2’6”x7’

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