AMENDED ATTACHMENT A TECHNICAL SPECS.docx
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- Ecola State Park - Lower Restroom Repair
- Solicitation number
- S-63400-00009548
- Issued by
- Benton County, Canyonville City, Oregon
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This document is the Technical Specifications for the Ecola State Park Lower Restroom Repair project in Clatsop County, Oregon. The project requires the contractor to remove and replace damaged concrete masonry unit (CMU) blocks, remove and dispose of the existing roof materials, install new roof rafters, sheathing, underlayment, and standing-seam metal roofing, as well as new skylights. The contractor must also prepare the exterior for painting, encapsulate the surface with a lead-based paint encapsulant, and paint the interior CMU walls. The project covers approximately 240 square feet of the restroom facility.
The document does not provide details on pricing, funding sources, or set-asides. It also does not mention any incumbent contractors or the current contracting environment. The key requirements are the specified repair and replacement tasks, as well as the need for the contractor to obtain all necessary permits from Clatsop County and to mitigate the release of airborne lead particles during the project.
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AMENDED ATTACHMENT A
ITB S-63400-00009548
Ecola State Park Lower Restroom Repair
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
BEHIND THIS SHEET
General Description:
The Lower Restroom facility located at Ecola State Park in Clatsop County requires repair caused by tree fall damage. Contractor shall obtain all necessary permits from Clatsop County and provide all installation, labor, materials, and equipment required to repair the facility.
Specifications:
Task 1: Remove and Replace Concrete Masonry Unit (CMU) Blocks Contractor shall:
A. Remove and dispose of damaged CMU blocks on entire building (approximately 80 blocks – 8”x8”x16”).
B. Install new CMU blocks to replace the damaged blocks. Installed blocks must match existing, with epoxy dowels into existing masonry. Contractor shall coat steel dowels with rust inhibitor prior to installation.
C. Weather seal CMU block seams to prevent water intrusion.
Task 2: Remove and Dispose of Roof Materials Contractor shall:
A. Remove and dispose of all existing standing-seam metal roofing and underlayment (if rolled felt or similar).
B. Remove all roof decking material.
C. Remove damaged roof framing structural material.
D. Remove skylights.
Task 3: Install Roofing Materials Contractor shall provide material to cover the 12’x20’ restroom. Contractor shall:
A. Install new: 2”x8” roof rafters to existing pitch 1.5/12, 5/8” CDX Sheathing, #30 asphalt felt underlayment.
B. Install “Taylor Metal Products – Easy Lock Standing Seam” metal roofing (or approved equivalent), protrusion jacks, roof flashing, gable ends, and fascia metal (in Cordovan brown or other OPRD approved color).
C. Install two (2) new Velux Fixed Flat Roof Sky Lights (Model FCM1446), to be mounted on a curb to match the roof pitch and flashed to meet manufacturer’s specifications.
Task 4: Painting Preparation and Painting Contractor shall:
A. Prepare the exterior of building for painting; remove peeling paint, smooth transitions between paint layers.
B. Encapsulate prepared exterior surface with “Ecobond LBP – Lead Defender” (or approved equivalent).
C. Paint interior CMU block construction to closely match existing interior paint.
· OPRD shall seal/paint underside of roof sheathing D. Properly dispose of all paint chips, dust and other demolition and construction debris.
E. Mitigate release of airborne lead particles during project as indicated by Oregon Health Authority Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule
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