Attachment 1_NEPE SOW Re-Roof Whitebird and East Kamiah Interpretive Shelters.pdf

Statement of Work - Attachment 1

Re-Roof White Bird and East Kamiah Interpretive Shelters

1) Project Location(s)

a) White Bird Battlefield, US Highway 95, Address: 3823 Two Moon Trail, White Bird, ID 83554

Latitude/Longitude:

45°46'44.42"N 116°16'39.87"W

b) East Kamiah Interpretive Shelter at Heart of the Monster, Address: 4243 US-12 Kooskia, ID 83539 Latitude/Longitude:

46.2133° N, 116.0059° W

2) Background The White bird and East Kamiah Interpretive Shelter’s poly-carbonate roofing installed in the 80’s is deteriorating from sun damage and weather. The deterioration is compromising both the integrity of the structures and their appearance.

3) Project Description This project would replace the current plastic 400 square foot roofs with metal roofs, which have a longer life cycle and will approve the appearance of the structures. The structures need to be watertight to preserve electronic audio interpretive devices as well as interpretive tools stored in the shelters. It will also help preserve the recent renovation efforts maintenance has performed on the exterior and interior of the structures to improve their appearance and integrity.

4) Work Schedule Will be discussed and determined with facility management staff during the post award process.

5) REQUIRED SPECIFICATIONS AND SCOPE OF WORK:

Re-Roof White Bird and East Kamiah Interpretive Shelters:

Contractor will furnish all labor, material, tools, equipment and services for all preformed roofing as indicated, in accord with the provisions of the contract documents and will provide all components required for a complete metal roofing system to include white metal roof panels, hex washer head, trim/flashing, ridge, closures, sealants, fillers and any other required items.

Metal roofing system will be attached according to the manufactures specifications.

Work shall include but is not limited to:

(1) Mobilization: Isolated project sites should be considered, hardware, tools, roofing, and fasteners. may not be available in surrounding communities.

(2) Staging area: location(s) to be specified by park staff during pre-construction meeting.

(3) Removal and disposal of existing poly-carbonate roof.

(4) Inspect structural integrity of existing roofing trusses

(5) Replace any deficient material if found.

(6) Install white metal roofing panels. Seal and fasten according to manufacturer’s specifications.

(7) Install ridge vent foam or similar product to reduce moisture and insect infiltration into the shelter.

(8) Removal of all construction waste from project site.