Attachment 0002 PBA Pest Control Service PWS Attachments.pdf

Performance Work Statement – Pest Control Services, Attachments A-M

Attachment A: DEFINITIONS

1. Call Back. A request for additional service or retreatment following the initial service which has not provided the control required. Repeated call backs are possible and shall be provided at no additional charge to the Government.

2. Contracting Officer (KO). The Contracting Officer is a person with the authority to enter into, administer, and/or terminate contracts and make related determinations and findings. The term includes certain authorized representatives of the Contracting Officer acting within the limits of their authority as delegated by the Contracting Officer.

3. Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR). Contracting Officer’s

Representatives are appointed by contracting officers as technical representatives responsible for oversight, inspection, and acceptance of goods, services, and construction. The COR/ACOR is authorized to perform the following functions: assure 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;

monitor, document, and report Contractor's performance and notify both the KO and Contractor of any deficiencies; coordinate availability of Government-Furnished Property and supplies, and coordinate site entry of Contractor personnel.

4. Contractor. The term Contractor refers to both the prime Contractor and subcontractors. The prime Contractor shall ensure that his/her subcontractors comply with the provisions of this contract.

5. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). That federal agency delegated authority to enforce the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA).

6. Frequency of Service.

Biannually (B). Services performed two times during each 12-month period of the contract at intervals of 150 to 210 calendar days.

Quarterly (Q). Services performed four times during each 12-month period of the contract at intervals of 80 to 100 calendar days.

Monthly (M). Services performed 12 times during each 12-month period of the contract at intervals of 28 to 31 calendar days.

7. Integrated Pest Management (IPM). A planned program incorporating continuous monitoring, education, record-keeping, and communication to prevent pests and disease vectors from causing unacceptable damage to operations, people, property, material, or the environment.

IPM uses targeted, sustainable (effective, economical, environmentally sound) methods including education, habitat modification, biological control, genetic control, cultural control, mechanical control, physical control, regulatory control, and where necessary, the judicious use of least-hazardous pesticides. See outline in Attachment C.

8. IPM Coordinator. The IPM Coordinator (primary and alternate) are individuals designated by the Commander in accordance with Army Regulation (AR) 200-1, Department of Defense Instruction (DoDI)

4150.07 and PBA’s IPMP having responsibility to oversee and manage the Arsenal Pest Management Program.

9. Performance Requirements Summary (PRS) Table. The instrument used primarily by the KO in calculating payment deductions for unsatisfactory performance or nonperformance of contract requirements. See Attachment B.

10. Pesticide. Any substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating any pest, and any substance or mixture of substances intended for use as a plant regulator, defoliant, or desiccant.

11. Pest Management Consultant (PMC). A PMC is a Pest Management

Professional who has been designated as and assigned the duties of a Department of the Army Pest Management Consultant who is DoD certified in all pest management categories performed or potentially performed on Army installations and may also function as a Certifying Official.

12. Pest Management Quality Assurance Evaluator (PMQAE). An individual who has been trained to DoDI 4150.07 standards and/or approved by a DoD PMC to be knowledgeable of pesticide operations (governing regulations, mixing and application of pesticides) to be able to evaluate Contractor personnel performing pest management services.

13. Quality Control (QC). A method used by the Contractor to control the quality of goods produced and services performed.

14. Regular Working Hours. The Government's regular (normal) working hours are from 7am to 4pm, Monday through Friday. Work during other hours, federal holidays, or days that are observed in lieu of federal holidays or other days that are declared non-work days by the Commander of Pine Bluff Arsenal or by higher headquarters officials must be accepted in writing by the Contracting Officer 24 hours prior to the proposed extra working hours or work days. Due to mission requirements of the Arsenal, the Contractor may be required to reschedule his normal working hours. Known exception to these regular working hours is services performed in the CYS area; periodic and as needed services in these areas can only be performed when children are not present.

Federal Holidays:

New Year’s Day Labor Day

Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday Columbus Day President’s Day Veteran’s Day Memorial Day Thanksgiving Day Independence Day Christmas Day

Note: If these holidays fall on Saturday, the preceding Friday will be observed. If these holidays fall on Sunday, the following Monday will be observed.

i. Response Time. The time allowed the Contractor after initial notification of a work requirement to be physically on the premises at the work site, with appropriate tools, equipment, and materials, ready to perform the work required.

ii. Submittals. Where submittals are required, two copies of the required documents will be provided, in writing.

Verbal submittals are not acceptable.

Attachment B: PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY (PRS) TABLE

A PRS table is included in this attachment as required by 48 CFR 51, Department of the Army Acquisition Regulations. The purpose of this attachment is to:

- List the contract requirements and work requirements considered most critical to satisfactory contract performance (See PRS Column 1).

- Summarize the standards of performance in the specification for each specified work requirement (See PRS Column 2).

- Provide Maximum Allowable Defect Rates (MADRs) for each work requirement (See PRS Column 3). The MADR is the defect rate in a population of services which, when exceeded, indicates the Contractor's quality control is unsatisfactory. The MADR does not represent a threshold for payment Prices.

Prices are taken for all defects (with appropriate credit for rework) regardless of whether the MADR was exceeded.

- Specify the percentage (weight) of contract requirement attributable to each listed work requirement (See PRS Column 4).

PRS TABLE

1. CONTRACT REQUIREMENT: HOUSEHOLD NUISANCE PEST CONTROL

Work Standards of Max Allow Requirements Performance Defect Rate Weight (Column 1) (Column 2) (Column 3) (Column 4)

A. Timely service Completed scheduled and 3% 15% of unscheduled in accordance with Schedule of Sections 4 & 5 of the PWS Prices

B. Quality of work In conformance with quality 3% 70% of standards, control levels, Schedule of levels, and IPM procedures specified Prices in the PWS

C. Pest Completed in accordance 1% 15% of management with guidance in Section 3.4 & Schedule of records Attachment E of the PWS Prices

2. CONTRACT REQUIREMENT: STRUCTURAL PEST CONTROL

Requirements Performance Defect Rate Weight (Column 1) (Column 2) (Column 3) (Column 4)

A. Timely service Inspections completed as 3% 15% of scheduled, completed report Schedule of submitted within five working Prices days in Section 6 of the PWS

B. Quality of work In-depth inspection report of 3% 70% of all facilities completed, in Schedule of accordance with Section 6 of PWS Prices

C. Pest Completed in accordance 1% 15% of management with guidance in Schedule of Record Section 3.4 & Attachment E Prices of the PWS

3. CONTRACT REQUIREMENT: MOSQUITO AND BITING FLY CONTROL

Work Standards of Max Allow Requirements Performance Defect Rate Weight (Column 1) (Column 2) (Column 3) (Column 4)

A. Quality of work Trap emptied by 9:00 a.m.; 3% 15% of accurate tally, including Schedule of other required information, Prices provided to COR before noon on scheduled service day as specified in Sections 4 & 7 of the PWS

B. Quality of work In-depth inspection report of 3% 70% of all facilities completed, in Schedule of accordance with Sections 7 & Prices Attachment E of the PWS

C. Pest Completed in accordance 1% 15% of management with guidance in Schedule of records Section 3.4 & Attachment E Prices of the PWS

4. CONTRACT REQUIREMENT: TURF PEST CONTROL

Requirements Performance Defect Rate Weight (Column 1) (Column 2) (Column 3) (Column 4)

A. Timely service Completed scheduled and unscheduled 3% 15% of within period specified in Schedule of Sections 4 & 8 of the PWS Prices

B. Quality of work In conformance with quality 3% 70% of standards, control levels, Schedule of and IPM procedures specified Prices in Section 8 and Attachment C of the PWS

C. Pest Completed in accordance 1% 15% of management with guidance in Schedule of records Section 3.4 & Attachment E Prices

5. CONTRACT REQUIREMENT: SELECTIVE WEED CONTROL

Requirements Performance Defect Rate Weight (Column 1) (Column 2) (Column 3) (Column 4)

A. Timely service Completed scheduled and unscheduled in accordance with 3% 15% of Sections 4 & 9 of PWS Schedule of Prices

B. Quality of work In conformance with quality 3% 70% of standards, control levels, Schedule of and IPM procedures specified Prices in Sections 9 and Attachment C of PWS

C. Pest Completed in accordance with 1% 15% of management guidance in Section 3.4 & Attachment E Schedule of records of PWS Prices

6. CONTRACT REQUIREMENT: NONSELECTIVE WEED CONTROL

Requirements Performance Defect Rate Weight (Column 1) (Column 2) (Column 3) (Column 4)

A. Timely service Completed scheduled and unscheduled in accordance with 3% 25% of Section 4 & 9 of PWS Schedule of Prices

B. Quality of work In conformance with quality 3% 60% of standards, control levels, Schedule of and IPM procedures specified Prices in Sections 9 and Attachment C of PWS

C. Pest Completed in accordance 1% 15% of management with guidance in Schedule of record Sections 3.4 and Attachment E of PWS Prices

Attachment C: INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT OUTLINE

INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT OUTLINE NO.___

1. Pest:

2. Site:

3. Purpose:

4. Surveillance:

a. Conducted by:

b. Methods:

c. Frequency:

5. Pest Management Techniques:

a. Non-chemical:

(1) Type: Mechanical

(a) Method(s):

(b) Conducted by:

(2) Type: Physical

(a) Method(s):

(b) Conducted by:

(3) Type: Cultural

(a) Method(s):

(b) Conducted by:

(4) Type: Biological

(a) Method(s):

(b) Conducted by:

b. Chemical:

(a) Basis for Treatment:

(b) Method and Location:

(c) Conducted by:

(d) Control Standard:

6. Precautions for Sensitive Areas:

7. Prohibited Practices:

8. Environmental Concerns:

9. Remarks:

Attachment D: APPLICABLE PUBLICATIONS AND DIRECTIVES

PUBLICATIONS AND DIRECTIVES

(INCLUDES COMPONENT SPECIFIC DOCUMENTS)

Refer to these documents for guidance and information only

Department of Defense Instruction (DoDI) 4150.07, Department of Defense Pest Management Program.

Army Regulation (AR) 200-1, Environmental Protection and Enhancement, and AR 608- 10 & AR 200-5 (Pest Management Program) AMC's National Environmental Policy Act Policy and 32 CFR 651 Pine Bluff Arsenal Regulations & Plans:

PBAR 190-3 Installation Employee and Visitor Access Requirements PBAR 190-4 Traffic Code PBAR 385-2 Occupational Safety and Health Program PBAR 385-3 Process Safety Management (PSM) PBAR 385-5 Industrial Respiratory Protection Equipment Program PBAR 385-15 Confined Space Entry Program

PBA Integrated Pest Management Plan (IPMP) Installation Natural Resource Management Plan (INRMP) PBA Pesticide Use Plan (PUP)

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) Arkansas Department of Agriculture and Rural Development United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) regulations U.S. Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Title 9 Technical Manual 5-630 (Natural Resources Land Management) Unified Facility Code (UFC) 4-860-03 (Railroad Track Maintenance and Safety Standards) section 3-3.

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 (RCRA)

Attachment E: DELIVERABLES

The Contractor shall submit the following deliverables to the COR and KO in accordance with the following requirements and applicable references:

Sample References Record/Report Title Submitted Attached

Section 2.0 of PWS Pesticide Applicator With Proposal No Certifications/Licenses and at least seven

(7) calendar days Prior to change in personnel

Section 3.1 of PWS Program Manager With Proposal Resume and Contact and at least seven No Information (7) calendar days Prior to change in personnel

Section 2.0, 10.0 & Business With proposal and at No Licenses/Certifications least seven (7) calendar days prior to any change in applicable personnel

Section 4.2 of PWS Schedule With proposal; No Revisions: At least

(5) days before affected Scheduled service date

Section 12.0 of PWS Quality Control Plan With proposal; No When updated

Section 14.2 of PWS List of Pesticides With proposal (QCP); Yes intended for use At least (10) working Days prior to use when Not on the approved PUP

Section 11.14 of PWS Insurance At least 15 calendar No Days

Section 14.2 of PWS Safety Data Sheets At least fifteen (15) No Calendar days prior To contract start

Section 10.0 & Permits within 30 calendar No

11.13 of PWS days after award Or within 7 calendar Days of identification Of additional needs

Section 11.8.3 of PWS iWatch Training no later than 40 No calendar days after contract award

Section 11.8 of PWS Certificates within 30 calendar No AT Level I Training Days after award Certificates

Section 3.2 of PWS Schedule Within (2) hours during No Status Reports normal work hours; (4) Hours after normal work Hours after request

Section 4.4 of PWS Notification of Building At least (4) business Yes Services days prior to scheduled Service to the building

Section 2.7 of PWS Post Award/Performance Within (2) calendar No Evaluation Meeting days after distribution Minutes Signed and from KO Returned

Section 3.4 of PWS Daily records of all Monthly with Yes pest control operations invoice*

Total amount of Annually -1st Yes pesticides used week in October**

Section 11.6.10 of PWS Safety Plan within 10 calendar No days Of award; (5) prior to Change implementation

Section 11.4.5 of PWS Spill Plan within thirty (30) days No after contract award

Section 12.4 of PWS Inspection File Upon request; within (5) No Working days of Completion of the Contract

Section 6.1.1.2 of PWS DD Form 1070/Termite Five work days Yes and Wood Decay after completion Inspection of inspection

Section 7.0 of PWS Adult Mosquito Light By noon No Trap Counts following each collection

Section 7.0 of PWS Larvae Dip Counts By 9 a.m. after No taking of counts

Section 6.2.2.2 of PWS Termite Treatment Seven (7) Calendar No Warranties Days

Sections 6.1.3 of PWS Inspection/Treatment At least (5) No Records (Termite) business days Prior to start of treatment

Section 3.5 of PWS Ultra-low volume (ULV) at least fifteen (15) days No

Equipment calibration prior to start of work;

Report every 50 hours of use

(or per manufacturer's recommendations); when the machine is repaired

Section 6.1.3 of PWS General Structural at least five (5) business NO Floor Plans days prior to treatment activities

Section 11.15 of PWS Contract Manpower Once per year No Reporting by 30 September

Section 16.0 of PWS Recycling Record Once per year No By 30 September

*When the Army Web-based Pest Management Database Program is operational – pest management data will be entered into the Database daily or the next work day.

**When the Army Web-based Pest Management Database Program is operational, this requirement will not be applicable as once the pest management data has been entered into the Database. Should the system be non-operational Contractor can supply the 1532/1532-1 spreadsheet.

Attachment F: MINIMUM/MAXIMUM QUANTITIES FOR INDEFINITE QUANTITY

WORK

The following table provides the minimum and maximum quantity of each indefinite quantity line item the Government will order per task order for this and all option ordering periods.

Minimum Maximum Item No. Service Quantity Quantity

0002 Base - Storage Area (Household & Animal) Pest Control as needed

1 –2,608 sqft facility (1 each at $____) 1 EA 395 EA

6,656 – 8,010 sqft facility (1 each at $____ ) 1 EA 4 EA

9,424 – 9,760 sqft facility (1 each at $____) 1 EA 70 EA

0003 Base - Weed Control Services as needed

0003AA Weed control, Selective Brush, Vine and 1 AC 100 AC Johnsongrass Control (at $____ per acre)

0003AB Weed Control, Non-Selective, Bare Ground 1 AC 100 AC

0004 Base – Structural Pest Inspection/Treatment as needed (at $_____per sqft) 1 SQFT 665,000 SQFT

0005 Base – Fire Ant Control as needed 1 AC 20 AC (at $______per acre)

0006 Base – Mosquito/Biting Fly Control 1 AC 20 AC as needed (at $______ per acre)

1002 Option 1, Storage Area (Household & Animal) Pest Control as needed

1002AA 1 –2,608 sqft facility (1 each at $____) 1 EA 395 EA

1003 Option 1, Weed Control Services, as needed

1003AA Weed control, Selective Brush, Vine and 1 AC 100 AC

1003AB Weed Control, Non-Selective, Bare Ground 1 AC 100 AC

1004 Option 1 – Structural Pest Inspection/Treatment

1005 Option 1 – Fire Ant Control as needed 1 AC 20 AC

1006 Option 1 – Mosquito/Biting Fly Control 1 AC 20 AC as needed (at $______ per acre)

2002 Option 2, Storage Area (Household & Animal) Pest Control as needed

2002AA 1 –2,608 sqft facility (1 each at $____) 1 EA 395 EA

2003 Option 2, Weed Control Services as needed

2003AA Weed control, Selective Brush, Vine and 1 AC 100 AC

2003AB Weed Control, Non-Selective, Bare Ground 1 AC 100 AC

2004 Option 2 – Structural Pest Inspection/Treatment

2005 Option 2 – Fire Ant Control as needed 1 AC 20 AC

2006 Option 2 – Mosquito/Biting Fly Control 1 AC 20 AC

3002 Option 3, Storage Area (Household & Animal) Pest Control as needed

3002AA 1 –2,608 sqft facility (1 each at $____) 1 EA 395 EA

3003 Option 3, Weed Control Services as needed

3003AA Weed control, Selective Brush, Vine and 1 AC 100 AC

3003AB Weed Control, Non-Selective, Bare Ground 1 AC 100 AC

3004 Option 3 – Structural Pest Inspection/Treatment as needed (at $_____per sqft) 1 SQFT 665,000 SQFT

3005 Option 3 – Fire Ant Control as needed 1 AC 20 AC

3006 Option 3 – Mosquito/Biting Fly Control 1 AC 20 AC

4002 Option 4, Storage Area (Household & Animal) Pest Control as needed

4002AA 1 –2,608 sqft facility (1 each at $____) 1 EA 395 EA

4003 Option 3, Weed Control Services as needed

4003AA Weed control, Selective Brush, Vine and 1 AC 100 AC

4003AB Weed Control, Non-Selective, Bare Ground 1 AC 100 AC

4004 Option 4 – Structural Pest Inspection/Treatment

4005 Option 4 – Fire Ant Control as needed 1 AC 20 AC (at $______per acre)

4006 Option 4 – Mosquito/Biting Fly Control 1 AC 20 AC

AC = Acre EA = Each SQFT=Square Foot

Attachment G: PEST CONTROL TREATMENT NOTIFICATION FORM

From: Insert Contractor Name Date: Insert date To: Occupants

The following quarters, buildings, and/or areas have been scheduled for pest control treatment as shown below:

Building or Quarters Number Insert Bldg/Qtr No is scheduled for Insert type service treatment on Insert Date from Insert Time of Day to Insert Time of Day

SPECIAL NOTES

In most cases, occupants will be required to vacate the space(s) concerned for a brief period while the services are actually being performed. Prior to treatment, occupants are required to accomplish the following precautionary measures:

1. Barracks. If feasible, remove contents of personal lockers and place on bunk. Open all locked areas.

2. Messes, Clubs, Commissaries. Store all open food if possible; otherwise, cover with protective cloth, paper, or plastic. Remove utensils or wash before using.

3. Hospital Wards. The person in charge of each ward must be present immediately prior to treatment to define the scope of work allowed at that particular time, or communicate any restrictions that might be in effect.

4. Family Housing. Open all cabinet and closet doors. Place open food in the refrigerator. Cover food, such as vegetables, fruit, etc., with protective cloth, paper, or plastic.

Remove utensils or wash before using. Advise the housing office or the contractor if the quarters are occupied by infants or elderly individuals.

5. Office Buildings. Have all desks and cabinets unlocked and available for treatment.

NOTE: It is the desire of Insert Contractor’s Name to give efficient, effective, and economical pest control services. Any suggestions are welcomed, as well as comments regarding the manner in which the work is performed.

Telephone: Insert Phone No. THANK YOU, (Contractor’s signature)

Attachment H: SURVEILLANCE METHODS

PEST SPECIES SURVEILLANCE METHOD

Cockroaches Visual, Sticky Traps

Ants Visual, Sticky Traps, Baits

Other Arthropod Pests (Silverfish, Spider, Cricket, etc.)

Visual, Sticky Traps

Rodents Visual

Nuisance Birds Visual

Subterranean Termites Visual (swarming adults, tubes, damage)

Carpenter Ants Visual

Adult Mosquitoes New Jersey-type Light Traps, CDC Traps, Biting Counts, Resting Stations

Larval Mosquitoes Dip Counts

Filth Flies Sticky Traps, Fly Grids, Light Attractant Traps, Scudder grill Counts

Turf Pests Visual, Soapy Water

Fire Ants Visual (mounds)

Weeds Visual

Miscellaneous Pests Visual

Attachment I: SERVICE LOCATIONS

1. HOUSEHOLD NUISANCE PEST CONTROL. Inspect the following areas and treat as necessary for the control of cockroaches, ants, other arthropod pests, rodents, and nuisance birds per the requirements of the PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services. Frequencies specified are a minimum.

a. Monthly Inspection. Treat as necessary.

Bldg No Description Area Unit

16050 CHILD DEV CENTER 14,350 SF QMUN

16080 FOOD SERVICE 640 SF QMUN

b. Quarterly Inspection. Treat as necessary.

Bldg No. Description Area Unit

10020 ADMIN GEN PURP 42,568 SF

10030 ADMIN GEN PURP 6,897 SF

10040 COMMUN CONTROL 5,479 SF

10050 FIRE STATION 8,390 SF

11060 DEXTER GATE GUARD 216 SF

11080 EMPL CHANGE FAC 2,371 SF

12525 LODGING 527 SF QMUN

13000 CLINIC CORRIDOR 2,565 SF

13010 ADMIN GEN PURP 2,429 SF MEDDAC

13020 HEALTH CLINIC 4,548 SF MEDDAC

13030 CO HQ BLDG 3,007 SF MEDDAC

13040 HEALTH CLINIC 1,352 SF

13050 HEALTH CLINIC 2,942 SF MEDDAC

13060 HEALTH CLINIC 2,835 SF MEDDAC

13080 GEN INST BLDG-CA 4,620 SF MEDDAC

13090 GEN INST BLDG 2,284 SF

13100 PHARMACY-MED 2,301 SF MEDDAC

13110 RESPIRATOR INSP 1,666 SF MEDDAC

15330 UOQ TRANSIENT 5,310 SF QMUN

15350 UOQ MILITARY 5,310 SF QMUN

15370 LAUNDRY/DRY CLN 551 SF QMUN

15400 DOIM 3,544 SF

16040 DOIM 1,304 SF

16180 ENLISTED UPH 5,548 SF QMUN/UPH

16190 ENLISTED UPH 1,740 SF QMUN/UPH

16221 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16222 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16223 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16224 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16225 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16226 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16227 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16310 PHYS FIT CTR 28,286 SF QMUN

16341 STORM SHELTER 80 SF

16450 CREDIT UNION 1,427 SF

17110 EEO 5,273 SF

17120 CONTRACTING 6,766 SF

17130 PASS & ID 5,973 SF

23330 STOREFRONT 1,196 SF

23350 ADMIN GEN PURP 10,712 SF

23390 ADMIN GEN PURP 8,974 SF

24020 PLAINVIEW GATE 160 SF

24560 GAME CHECK STATION 600 SF QMUN

24610 TRAINING CENTER 6,809 SF

31080 BOILER OPERATOR ADMIN 1,583 SF

31541 BREAK/LUNCH RM 560 SF

31641 BREAK/LUNCH RM 560 SF

34111 LAB/TST BLDG GP 16156 SF ECBC

32030 CBDO 372 SF

32035 VEHICLE MAINT 1,035 SF

32070 LAUNDRY/DRY CLN 17,865 SF

32090 GEN ADMIN 3,562 SF

32100 QUALITY TESTING 4,184 SF

32120 LAMS 584 SF

32160 GEN ADMIN 2,227 SF

32621 BREAK/LUNCH RM 560 SF

33030 RR ENVIRON LAB 2,048 SF

33470 BREAK/LUNCH RM 560 SF

33541 BREAK/LUNCH RM 560 SF

33641 BREAK/LUNCH RM 560 SF

34161 LABORATORY 19,759 SF

34641 BREAK/LUNCH RM 560 SF

34910 BREAK/OFFICE AREA 14,821 SF

34970 GEN ADMIN 2,119 SF

34980 GEN ADMIN 3,711 SF

42210 WATER TREATMENT PLANT 502 SF

42930 WASTE TMT PLNT 568 SF

44100 CAFETERIA 9,100 SF QMUN

44100 GEN ADMIN 9,391 SF

44110 PRODUCTION BREAK 388 SF QMUN

44300 CONFERENCE CENTER 3,060 SF

53100 ORG CLASSROOM 3,356 SF

53160 ADMIN GEN PURP 3,178 SF ECBC

53930 GEN ADMIN 247 SF RCMD

53931 STORM SHELTER 46 SF RCMD

53990 SHIPMENT RECEIVING 53,727 SF

54160 GEN ADMIN 2,882 SF RCMD

54166 STORM SHELTER 57 SF RCMD

54170 GEN ADMIN 1,934 SF RCMD

54220 GEN ADMIN 144 SF RCMD

5701 MAINT SUP FAC 20,000 SF

5702 OPER SUP FAC 4,035 SF

5734 STORAGE BLDG 11,507 SF

5738 LATRINE 282 SF

57220 CHB 30,128 SF

57225 BREAKROOM/REST ROOM 720 SF

57250 PUB 22,610 SF

60020 ADMIN GEN PURP 2,745 SF

60021 ANNEX (OPNS CENTER) 4,800 SF

63100 GEN ADMIN 2,511 SF

63121 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

64060 STARK GATE 216 SF

74100 GEN ADMIN 19,918 SF

c. Biannually Inspection. Treat as necessary.

Bldg No Description Area Unit

10051 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

10052 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

10076 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

13200 STORM SHELTER 50 SF MEDDAC

16060 MWR FITNESS 5,819 SF QMUN

15360 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

15361 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

15362 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

15363 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

15364 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

15365 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

15366 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

15367 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

16051 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16052 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16061 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16181 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16182 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16183 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16184 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16313 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

16314 STORM SHELTER 50 SF QMUN

17111 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

17112 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

17113 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

17131 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

17132 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

24011 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

32036 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

32037 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

32063 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

32072 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

32073 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

32074 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

32092 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

32093 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

32161 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

32213 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

32214 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

32215 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

33031 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

34986 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

34987 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

42966 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

42967 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

53101 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

53102 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

53103 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

53104 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

53162 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

53163 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

53164 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

54167 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

54168 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

54169 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55021 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55022 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55023 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55024 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55025 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55029 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55600 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55601 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55602 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55603 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55604 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55605 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55606 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55607 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

55608 STORM SHELTER 50 SF

57100 ADMIN GEN PURP 5,300 SF

57130 IGLOO 775 SF

2. STRUCTURAL PEST CONTROL. The following facilities shall be inspected annually for wood-destroying pests, as specified in the PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services.

a. Slab on Grade Foundations

Bldg No Description Area Unit

10030 ADMIN GEN PURP 6,897 SF

10040 COMMUN CONTROL 5,479 SF

10050 FIRE STATION 8,390 SF

13040 EAP 2,835 SF

13070 UPH 3,685 SF QMUN/UPH

15370 LAUNDRY/DRY CLN 551 SF QMUN

16040 STORAGE GP INST 2,700 SF

16050 CHILD DEV CENTER 14,350 SF QMUN

16180 ENLIST UPH 5,548 SF QMUN

16190 MISC DET FAC 1,742 SF QMUN

16310 PHYS FIT CTR 28,286 SF QMUN

17110 ADMIN GEN PURP 7185 SF

17120 ADMIN GEN PURP 7,797 SF

17130 ADMIN GEN PURP 12,359 SF

24010 ACCESS CNT FAC 168 SF

24020 ACCESS CNT 162 SF

24030 ACCESS CNT 162 SF

24610 CLARA BARTON CENTR 6,828 SF

32035 DISPATCH BLDG 16,865 SF

32070 LAUNDRY/DRY CLN 17,865 SF

32090 ADMIN GEN PURP 2,250 SF

32100 C-E QA/CAL DEP 11,662 SF

34111 LAB/TST BLDG GP 16,156 SF ECBC

34120 AMMO QA/CAL PRO 8,704 SF

34161 LABORATORY 27,464 SF

34930 ENG/HOUSING MNT 11,713 SF

34970 ADMIN GEN PURP 2,239 SF

42210 WTR SUP/TRT BLD 3,816 SF

44100 ADMIN/CHANGE FAC 25942 SF

44300 CONFERENCE CTR 3,060 SF

53100 ORG CLASSROOM 3,356 SF

53160 ADMIN GEN PURP 3,178 SF ECBC

5701 MAINT SUP FAC 20,000 SF

5702 OPER SUP FAC 4,035 SF

5734 STORAGE BLDG 11,507 SF

5738 LATRINE 282 SF

57220 CHB 30,128 SF

57250 PUB 22,610 SF

60400 DUN BLDG DEPOT 5,930 SF

60021 ANNEX (OPNS CENTER) 4,800 SF

b. Pier and Beam Raised Foundations

Bldg No Description Area Unit

10020 ADMIN GEN PURP 42,568 SF

12525 LODGING 527 SF QMUN

15330 UOQ MILITARY 5,310 SF QMUN

15350 UOQ MILITARY 5,310 SF QMUN

60020 POLICE/MP STA 3,000 SF

3. FIRE ANT PEST CONTROL

a. Critical areas IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services, Section

8.A.2.2.1.

Site Acres Map Health Clinic 5 3a1, MEDDAC MWR Area 2 3a2, MWR Area

b. Non-critical areas IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services, Section 8.A.2.2.2.

Site Acres Map Dilly Pond 1 3b1, Dilly_Pond Tulley Lake 4 3b2, Tulley_Lake Rifle Range .5 3b3, Rifle_Range Clear Pond 1 3b4, Clear_Pond DPW 34-970/980/910 1 3b5, DPW_34_970_980_ Creasy Complex .5 3b6, Creasy_Complex Plainview Gate/QEF .5 3b7, Plainview Gate_QEF

10-020 and Center Median 1 3b8, 10020_and_Center Median

4. WEED CONTROL

a. Selective control of woody brush, Johnsongrass, vines and trees while maintaining a grass sod cover IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services. Estimates of acreage below contain both linear (fences, roadways, etc) and entire area type acreage (earth covered igloos, yellow lake, etc) sprays. Different equipment, chemical, labor and methods may be necessary to complete each area’s vegetation control. For example, spraying a fence line may require a small ATV with a sprayer attachment, while a flat area may require a tractor with a boom attachment. Each technique has different labor hour requirements as well. All factors shall be considered with pricing.

(1) Igloos (218 each). No vehicles will be allowed on slopes or the top of earth-covered igloos; only hand-carried equipment will be allowed. Selective control of woody brush and vines while maintaining a grass sod cover in accordance with Section 9.B.1. (.2 acres estimated total per igloo = 44.5 total estimated acres*). See Map 4a1.

(2) Antenna Sites:

Bartlett’s Field (NE corner of Arsenal) Radio Tower on McCoy Road

An estimated 1 acre* area is present within the whole sites listed above.

Only small four wheel drive ATV's are allowed on these sites. The limits of work around all these structures is a circle with a radius from the center of the tower to 10 feet beyond the down wire anchors and 20 feet beyond the base of the dish antennas at the CLA site. See Map 4a2.

(3) Environmental Areas:

(a) Hazardous Landfill #1 (vicinity of 64-510) Hazardous Landfill #2 (vicinity of 97-020)

(b) Environmental closure sites numbers 4A, 7B, 7C, 7D, 11D, 11E, 11F, 16A, 17, 20A, 23A, 24, 27, and 29. Only small four wheel drive ATV's are allowed on these sites.

(c) Holding ponds (XX) west of the bombing mat and (XX) east of the toxic storage yard.

An estimated 5.5 acres* of infested area is present within the site. Only small four wheel drive ATV's are allowed on these sites. The limits of work are two feet on each side of the perimeter fence lines, including vegetation in and on the fence. See Map 4a3.

(4) Culvert pipe headwalls of culverts under railroads, roads etc, Arsenal wide.

A generously estimated 100 acres** of infested area is present on headwalls. Herbicides used on these sites must be labeled for use in or near water and ditch banks. The limits of work are 10 feet beyond the top of the ditch bank on each side of the ditch by 50 feet from the end of the culvert pipe. No restriction on equipment used.

(5) Boundary Fence. No restrictions on the type of equipment allowed on the following site. Two feet from center on both sides of the fence shall be controlled. Estimated 2.5 acres* infested area. See Map 4a4.

(6) Yellow Lake. Selective control of emerged weeds. Area is severely infested with American Lotus (lily pads). Contractor shall treat appropriately to keep 1/3 of area free of overgrowth in the base period and rotate to the next 1/3 in each option period as identified on the attached map. 383 Total Acres* (1/3 sprayed per year = 118-133 acres per year). No restriction on type of equipment used, although application from a water vessel is expected to be necessary. See Map 4a5.

(7) Outer side of dam at surface impoundment pond (Area 7 Section 4). An estimated 2 acres* of infested area is present within the site. No restrictions on equipment used in this area. See Map 4a6.

b. Non-Selective control of all vegetation IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services. Estimates of acreage below contain linear (fences, roadways, etc), entire area type acreage (levees, parking lots, etc), and spot (cracks/crevices, building exteriors, etc.) sprays. Different equipment, chemical, labor and methods may be necessary to complete each area’s vegetation control. For example, spot sprays may require only a hand held sprayer. Each technique has different labor hour requirements as well. All factors shall be considered with pricing. No equipment restrictions for non-selective control application unless specified below.

(1) Railroad Right-of-Way IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control

Services. Bare ground. Total estimate of 86 Acres*. See Map 4b1

(2) Road Shoulders IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services.

Bare ground. Total estimate of 50 Acres** (100 miles).

Hoadley Road from Plainview Gate to McCoy Road Sibert Road from Williams Road to BREA fence Williams Road from Warbritton Gate to Sibert Road Wise Road from Dexter Gate to Sibert Road Atkisson Road from Wise Road to 504th Street 504th Street from Atkisson Road to Roemer Road McKee Drive Fleming Drive Rideout Road from 504th Street to Webster Road Webster Road from Rideout Road to Doolittle Road Hanlon Road from 601st to Roemer Road “B” Street extension

Roemer Road from Dock “I” to Stark Gate including all gravel areas at Stark Gate

Haul Road from 504th Street to north entrance gate to PBCDF Avenue 6242 from BREA Gate 4 to 504th Street

All roads inside the BREA Access Roads to McCoy Road Radio Tower Site to include inside the fenced area and the fence line

Access road into holding ponds XX1 and XX2

(3) Electrical Substations IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services. Bare ground. Total estimate of 2 Acres*.

23-100 41-100 53-600

(4) Emergency Generators IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services. Bare ground. Total estimate of 1 Acre*. See Map 4b2.

10-040 10-050 12-620 13-020 13-005 23-371 31-430 32-609 32-630 33-430 34-110 34-121 34-125 34-161 34-910 44-101 42-826 42-930 42-210 51-440 53-990 54-160 60-020 60-021

(5) Pad-Mounted Transformers IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services. Bare ground. Total estimate of 1 Acre*.

17-120 North 53-210 West 32-730 West 53-220 NE 33-520 South 53-910 East 33-530 South 54-200 SW 33-060 57-110 North 34-111 North (2) 57-120 North 34-125 North 57-160 North 34-186 60-070 North 34-630 South 63-110 South 34-640 (3) 63-200 42-948 63-410 West 53-120 South 93-500

(6) Gas Reducer and Station IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services. Bare ground (non-selective) on all total estimate 0.75 Acres*.

Williams Road and Sibert Road

Two fence enclosed reducer stations along Sibert Road (Wise Road and Sibert Road and Wilhelm Drive and Sibert Road)

(7) Pond/Lake RipRap Levees IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control

Services. Bare ground (non-selective). Total estimate 16 Acres**. Including but not limited to:

North oxidation Pond on Webster Road (56-855) South oxidation pond at the incinerator complex (42-825) Two lagoons at the incinerator complex (42-931 and 42-932) Back wash pond at the water plant (42-225) Tulley Lake levee, spillway and earth/fishing piers

Rock lined ditches along Sibert Road and Atkisson Road Creek crossing both sides of Sibert Road just north of Hoadley Road

(Area Section 4) East of Community Club (Area 1 Section 5) South of Atkisson Road on Sibert Road, 2 locations (Area 1 Section 2) Atkisson Road, 2 locations (Area 7 Section 4) Both sides of fishing peninsula on east side of Yellow Lake Rock at each end of culvert on “B” Street extension

Inside of dam at surface impoundment pond (Area 7 Section 4) See Map 4a6

(8) Crack and Crevices IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control

Services. Bare ground (non-selective). Total generous estimate of 160 Acres**. Including but not limited to:

Production Area 1 Production Area 2 Production Area 3 Production Area 4

Treat around all buildings Arsenal wide that have asphalt or concrete abutting the building

Treat around all above grade loading docks arsenal wide Treat at all concrete pads at entrance doors Arsenal wide Asphalt parking lots Arsenal wide to include islands and wheel stops Bombing mat 77-950 Demilitarization Area (57 Area)

Asphalt sidewalks and asphalt road shoulders Arsenal wide to keep the grass from growing in the asphalt

(9) Crushed Stone Areas, Parking Lots, and Storage Areas IAW PWS for

Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services. Bare ground (non-selective).

Total estimate 180 Acres**. Including but not limited to:

Fire training tower 16-451 and van trailer south of 16-451 Inside fenced storage area at 16-320 Treat the gravel areas in between the wings on the back side of 10-020 Parking area at the driving range

All gravel areas in the vicinity of 51-420, 51-430, and 53-100 to include around parking lots

All gravel area at the sports pro shop (10-075) at the Golf Course All parking lots along Sibert Road south of Hoadley Road Truck parking area at 60-090 LCL lay down area inside fence Area 2 Section 3 Ton Container Yard (TCY) inside the BREA

Inside chain link fenced areas on south end of swimming pool and across the street from the swimming pool

Gravel storage site at the north end of Building 53-990 Storage 3-01 across from Building 53-100 Lay down yards in vicinity of 34-910 and 34-924 (3) Under wooden fences at the swimming pools Storage site behind 15-400

Vegetation growing in the sand bags at the portable sentry station building at trailer court listed above

All gravel areas around the Fire Station Gravel patrol road outside the BREA fence Parking lot on south side of Roemer Road just outside Stark Gate

Two access drives to the concrete container off-loading pad on Hanlon Road and around the concrete pad

All gravel areas inside the incinerator complex All gravel areas in the WP area (34-120, 34-160, 34-110 and 34-111) and WP storage tanks especially in the piping west of 34-110 Gravel surfaces inside chain link fences 50-720 and area to the north of 50-720 to include any vegetation growing on the fence fabric Gravel areas inside limits of the fenced vehicle area on 504th Street/Site

(10) Igloos (60) with Geomembrane Cover IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal

Pest Control Services. Bare ground (non-selective). 3 Acres**. See Map 4b3.

Igloo No Description Interior Area Unit

61020 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61060 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61070 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61080 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61090 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61100 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61210 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61230 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61250 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61260 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61410 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61430 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61540 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61550 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61650 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61910 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61950 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

61970 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62120 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62160 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62270 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62280 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62290 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62310 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62410 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62420 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62520 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62530 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62540 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62550 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62560 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62590 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62600 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62620 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62660 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62680 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62690 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62740 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62760 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62770 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62780 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62820 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62840 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62850 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62860 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62870 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62880 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62890 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62900 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62950 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62970 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62980 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

62990 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

64320 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

64360 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

64460 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

84220 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

85030 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

85120 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

85130 IGLOO STR DEPOT 2,460 SF

The limits of work are all vegetation growing thru the cover laps, around vents, behind headwalls, and at the base of the fabric.

5. MOSQUITO & BITING FLY CONTROL IAW PWS for Pine Bluff Arsenal Pest Control Services in standing water areas. Total area estimated at 5 acres.

*Denoted overall acres of the sites and not the size of work involved.

**Denotes estimated acres of infested area present at all sites. Does not denote the overall acres of the sites.

Attachment J: INSTALLATION MAPS

The attached maps show the location of the buildings and areas at which pest control services shall be provided.

MAP TITLE PAGES

3a1, MEDDAC 1 3a2, MWR Area 1 3b1, Dilly_Pond 1 3b2, Tulley_Lake 1 3b3, Rifle_Range 1 3b4, Clear_Pond 1 3b5, DPW_34_970_980_910 1 3b6, Creasy_Complex 1 3b7, Plainview Gate_QEF 1 3b8, 10020_and_Center Median 1 4a1 Igloos 1 4a2 Antenna_Sites 1 4a3 Hazardous Landfill, Environmental 1 Closures, and Holding Ponds 4a4 Boundary_Fence 1 4a5 Yellow Lake 1 4a6 (Area 7 Section 4) Dam2 1 4b1 Railroad_Lines 1 4b2 Emergency_Generators 1 4b3 Membrane Covered Igloo 1

Attachment K: SAMPLE INVOICE

The Contractor shall prepare and submit an invoice for payment similar to the attached.

This should be attached to the Wide Area Workflow (WAWF) submission along with any other supporting documentation to substantiate the WAWF invoice.

COMPANY LETTERHEAD AND ADDRESS

(As it appears on the contract)

Date: (Insert Date) Invoice No.: (Insert Invoice No.)

TO: (Insert Installation Name and Address)

CONTRACT: (Insert Contract Number and Title)

FIXED-PRICE WORK 1 Month @ $ = $

INDEFINITE QUANTITY WORK (If Ordered)

Task Order No. ________ _____

Item No. Description Quantity Unit Unit Contract Quantity Completed Price Amount Completed Amount

Completed to Date Total ________ Less Previous Invoices ________

INDEFINITE QUANTITY WORK TOTAL = $

TOTAL AMOUNT OF INVOICE = $

I CERTIFY THE ABOVE IS A TRUE BILL AND PAYMENT THEREFORE HAS NOT

BEEN RECEIVED

(SIGNATURE)

(COMPANY OFFICIAL NAME AND TITLE)

Enclosures:

Task Orders Monthly Work Schedule for (Insert Month) DD Form 1532-1, Pest Management Maintenance Record as Daily Pest Management records (CD) for the Month of (Insert Month)

Attachment L, TERMITE AND WOOD

DECAY INSPECTION

DATE INSPECTED BUILDING NUMBER

INSTALLATION TYPE BUILDING INSPECTOR

PERM TEMP

I. FAVORABLE TERMITE AND FUNGI INFESTATION CONDITIONS

WOOD IN CONTACT WITH SOIL POOR VENTILATION UNDER BUILDING

FORM BOARDS LEFT IN CONCRETE WATER COLLECTIONS UNDER BUILDING

WOOD MEMBERS SET IN CONCRETE FLOOR VINES AND SHRUBS AGAINST BUILDING

WOOD STEPS IN CONTACT WITH SOIL LEAKY PLUMBING IN BUILDING

WOOD STEPS WITHOUT SHIELDS WOOD SCRAP PILED UNDER BUILDING

WOOD SIDING IN CONTACT WITH SOIL LOOSE WIRE IN CONTACT WITH SOIL

PIPES IN CONTACT WITH SOIL AND WOOD OTHER (Specify)

NO SHIELDS ON FOUNDATION

FAULTY TERMITE SHIELD

II. LOCATION OF INFESTATIONS

FOUNDATION TIMBERS BASE BOARDS

WOOD PILLARS DOOR FRAMES

SILLS WINDOW FRAMES

CROSS BEAMS STEPS

FURNITURE ROOF

FLOOR JOIST OTHER (Specify)

FLOOR

STUDS

III. TYPE OF TERMITE IV. TYPE OF FUNGI V. DAMAGE

SUBTER-

RANEAN

NONSUBTER-

RANEAN

WOOD DECAY

WOOD

STAINING

STRUCTURAL

WEAKENING

SUPERFICIAL

ESTIMATED COST

VI. REPAIR AND TREATMENT

TYPE RECM ACCOMP TYPE RECM ACCOMP

REMOVAL OF WOOD FROM SOIL CONTACT REPAIR OF TERMITE SHIELDS

SEALING CRACKS IN CONCRETE REMOVAL OF CONCRETE FORMS

POINTING UP POOR MORTAR REMOVAL OF VINES AND SHRUBS

LOWERING GRADE LEVEL REMOVAL OF WOOD TRASH

CAPPING CONCRETE FOUNDATION OTHER (Specify)

IMPROVING DRAINAGE UNDER BUILDING

IMPROVING VENTILATION UNDER BUILDING

VII. CHEMICAL CONTROL

APPLICATION OF POISON DUST TO SHELTER TUBES

YES NO

CHEMICAL USED

SOIL POISON

YES NO

TRENCH DEPTH LINEAR FEET CHEMICAL USED

REPLACEMENT OF DAMAGED

WOOD YES NO

NO. OF M BD FEET REPLACED UNTREATED DIPPED SOAKED SPRAYED PRESSURE TREATED

DRILLING AND FLOODING TREATMENTS

YES NO

CHEMICAL USED

WOOD INJECTION FOR DRY WOOD TERMITE

YES NO

CHEMICAL USED

VIII. COST

LABOR MATERIAL OTHER TOTAL

0.00

IX. TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS

DATE REMARKS INSPECTOR

DATE TITLE OF INDIVIDUAL AFFECTING REPAIR AND TREATMENT SIGNATURE

Reset

Attachment M, DD Form 1532, Pest Management Report and DD Form 1532-1, Pest Management Maintenance Record dd1532-1.xlsm

Form Approved. OMB No. 0704-0188 REPORT CONTROL SYMBOL: PEST MANAGEMENT MAINTENANCE RECORD

DD FORM 1532-1, AUG 96

MEASUREMENT UNITS

MSF = 1,000 square feet MCF - 1,000 cubic feet LFF = Linear feet AC = Acres

ORIGIN OF WORK

SW = Scheduled work WR = Work request

TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION

CO = Concrete BL = Block BV = Brick veneer ST = Steel, sheet metal SC = Service or trouble call R = Routine inspection WO = Wood OT = Other

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BUILDING/AREA

SIZE

TYPE OF

CONSTRUCTI

ON

USE DESIGNATION

Date Units

Service d

Work Origi n

Unit of Measure

Targe t Pest

Control Operation

If Pesticide is Used

Labo r Time

Appli-cator Initial s Name EPA Reg %

Conc Amount