Atch 1 - B775 Statement of Work (SOW).pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

Building 775 Complex Area – LOX Pad/Wall Barrier – Pope Army Airfield, Fort Bragg, NC

1. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES: Provide sustainment services of real property. Ensure the areas worked meet the standards described in this statement of work.

2. SCOPE OF WORK: The B775 pad area project has two phases that require contractor sustainment services.

2.1. Phase I: Expand the LOX pad adjacent to B775, where the LOX storage tanks are located.

2.1.1. Expand the LOX storage tank concrete pad adjacent to B775 to meet the concrete pad 25 feet requirement to keep flammable material from a pressurized oxygen source. The areas requiring pad expansion are located directly behind the LOX tanks and measures 22 feet by 70 feet (1540 Sq Ft), and to the east side of the tanks (left side of the tanks when facing the tanks from B775) and measures 28 feet by 40.25 feet (1127 Sq Ft), excluding the existing concrete pad currently supporting the 2 LOX tanks.

The pads will be reinforced concrete and measure 6” thick.

2.1.2. Relocate the existing fence approximately 5 feet away from the existing location to accommodate the new pad. Rejoin the fence to the original fence at the end of the 70 feet where the new pad ends.

The amount of existing fence to be moved is 100 ft in length.

2.1.3. Clear the grounds of rocks an prepare (level) the grounds (2667 Sq Ft) for the concrete pad.

2.2. Phase II: Construct firewall barriers under smaller covered pad adjacent to where the LOX storage tanks are located.

2.2.1. Construct a squared U-shaped structure wall barrier. Construct the rear wall from inside of the two rear steel columns (as you face the structure from B775), approximately 19’-6” in width. Construct two side walls, approximately 13’-4” in length, towards the front two steel columns. Construct a third wall in the center of the squared U-shape structure that runs from the rear wall and lines up with the end of the two side walls. These walls are to be 5”-0” in height, reinforced vertically, and anchored into the concrete slab. These walls are to be standard walls with flush corners and tops.

2.3. Clean up: All construction debris and garbage will be the contractor’s responsibility to remove from the site and dispose based on applicable Federal, State and Local laws and regulations.

3. WORKING REQUIREMENTS

3.1. Work will be performed during normal duty business hours: M-F 7:30am – 4:30pm EST.

3.2. Work will be done in such as manner as to not interfere with daily operations of airman support functions.

3.3. Vehicle placement (parking) and movement will be coordinated with the facility manager to ensure placement does not interfere with normal operations of the Airman support functions.

3.4. Work will be completed within a timely manner not to exceed 14 days after projected end date.

3.5. The contractor will coordinate with the Unit Facility Manager (contact info to be provided after award, to coordinate arrangements for base access.

3.6. The contractor will coordinate with the Unit Project Manager, Mr. David Baran 910-394-1086, david.baran@us.af.mil, on matters concerning the project.

4. SECURITY

4.1. All workers shall be legal U.S. Citizens with valid picture IDs who are able to gain clearance on to the military installation.

4.2. No guns, drugs, or illegal paraphernalia will be authorized on the military installation.

4.3. All vehicles, equipment, and containers may be subject to search at any time while on or seeking access to the military installation.

5. INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE: Upon completion of work, the Unit Facility Manager and Unit Project Manager will inspect the area prior to government acceptance.

END OF SOW

mailto:david.baran@us.af.mil