Attachment_1_-_SOW_Painting_in_Wall_Repair_-_E_MA_NWR.pdf
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- MA-FWS GREAT MEADOWS NWR-REPAIR WALLS PA
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- 140FF027Q0026
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for minor wall repair, priming, and painting services at a duplex residence located at 93 River Road, Sudbury, Massachusetts, which is part of the Eastern MA National Wildlife Refuge Complex under the US Fish and Wildlife Service. The project involves completing interior painting of one townhome unit (approximately 1,030 square feet with three bedrooms and two bathrooms) prior to use as refuge housing.
The contractor must prepare all walls and ceilings by removing nails and glue, repairing cracks and wall damage, and sanding surfaces to achieve a smooth finish. Work includes applying a minimum of one coat of primer and two coats of water-based first-quality paint in a neutral color approved by the refuge manager. Specific repairs required include wall repair of the shower surround in the upstairs bathroom, wall repair of a hole on the staircase, and repair of all small nail holes. The contractor is responsible for all site protection (cardboard or painting cloth floor protection, plastic covering of furniture and carpets), removal and cleaning of light switches and outlet covers, and protection of baseboards, door frames, doors, and window frames. The contractor must supply all materials, tools, ladders, scaffolding, and protection materials. Period of performance is to be determined but as soon as able, with the contractor responsible for coordinating scheduling with the Refuge Manager. The contractor must provide material submittals for government approval prior to procurement, conduct onsite field investigation and measurements, remove and properly dispose of old materials, and deliver the site cleaned and debris-free. Compliance with OSHA requirements (29 CFR 1910 and 1926), EM385-1-1 standards, and all current applicable industry health and safety standards is mandatory. Final inspection and acceptance will be conducted by the Refuge Manager or designated representative, with the contractor required to provide at least five business days' notice prior to scheduling final inspection.
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Statement of Work Minor Wall Repair, Priming and Painting
Duplex 93 River Road, Sudbury, MA Eastern MA NWR Complex
US Fish and Wildlife Service
1. General Information a. The project is located at 93 River Road, Sudbury, MA, in the Eastern MA National Wildlife Refuge Complex. The building is a duplex residence, each apartment is approximately 1,030 sq. ft. of living space, three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, hallway, living room and kitchen
b. This statement of work is to complete painting of the entire unit of one townhome prior to use as quarters/refuge housing.
2. Scope
a. In accordance with the work requirements below, the Contractor shall complete the site prep, minor wall repairs, priming and painting for the entire residence.
3. Work Requirements
A. The contractor shall prepare all walls and ceilings, by removing all nails, glue, repairing cracks and wall damage, and sand surfaces to achieve a smooth surface. Prime and paint walls and ceilings with a minimum of 1 coat of primer and two coats of water based first quality paint guaranteeing that all wall surfaces are free of stains and marks and have a homogeneous finish.
Contractor shall use a neutral color for all walls and ceilings to be approved by the refuge manager prior to initiation or the work. Surface preparation must include the following repairs:
Wall repair of the shower surround in upstairs bathroom Wall repair of hole on the staircase All small nail holes
B. Site Preparation and Protections
Before initiating any of the works referred above the Contractor shall protect all the floors using card boards or painting cloth and cover all the existing furniture and carpets with plastics, sealing them of dust and paint generated during the work. Before painting, remove all the light switches and electric outlet covers, wash them carefully to remove old paint and stains.
Reinstall covers after painting is finished and dried. Protect all the baseboards, door frames and doors and window frames.
It is of the Contractor’s responsibility to supply all the paint, primers, repairing materials, tools, ladders, sca olding, and protection materials.
4. Standards
The Contractor shall comply with EM385-1-1 and check the HQUSACE Safety and Occupational Health website.
5. Submittals: a. Material submittals shall be provided for Government approval before any materials are ordered or used to complete this project.
b. Onsite field investigation and measurements shall be made prior to procurement of supplies.
6. Deliverables:
a. The contractor shall provide all labor, material, technical knowledge and expertise to meet the necessary requirements.
b. The contractor shall remove and properly dispose of all old materials and leave the site without any debris around it.
c. The contractor will deliver the apartment/house as cleaned as found before initiating the works. It is the contractor's responsibility to ensure that they comply with all current applicable industry standards for Health and Safety.
7. Period of Performance: To be determined but as soon as able. If any delays are expected, the Contractor shall notify the Refuge Manager as soon as possible.
The Contractor will be responsible for the scheduling and coordination of work on the site with the Refuge Manager.
8 Inspection and Acceptance
a. The Government reserves the right to inspect all phases of the work performed under this Contract and will conduct a final inspection prior to acceptance of the work. The Contractor shall notify the Refuge Manager at least five business days prior to scheduling the final inspection.
b. Evaluation and Acceptance will be determined by the Refuge Manager or their designated representative.
9. Project Safety
a. The Contractor shall be responsible for strict compliance with all provisions of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements 29 CFR 1910 and 29CFR 1926 during the performance of the work.
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