Attachment 1_Statement of Work.docx

12639526Q0130, Attachment 1 Statement of Work For Fire Damage Demolition, Building 6418 February 2026

1.0 Contract Project: Fire Damage Demolition, Building 6418

3.0 Project Background: Moore Air Base, building 6418 Mexican Fruit Fly Rearing Facility (MFFRF) (Mex-Fly), Mexican Fruit Fly Program’s overall goal is the eradication of Mexican Fruit Fly’s, (Anastrepha ludens) from the Lower Rio Grande Valley in Texas and the northern municipalities of Tamaulipas, Mexico. Eradication will be followed by the establishment and long-term maintenance of a functional barrier to keep these areas free of Mexican fruit fly. The Mexican Fruit Fly Rearing Facility can produce 160 million sterile flies a week to service the entire Rio Grande Valley’s citrus Mexican Fruit Fly eradication program.

4.0 Project Specifications: Building 6418 recently had a fire that damaged larval room numbers 1-4. Contractor shall provide all demolition and odor control services which include all materials, supplies and labor necessary to demolish the larval rooms. The Mex-Fly facility larval rooms access is located outside of building 6418, southwest of the building.

The contractor shall provide all equipment, trash bins, and trash/debris removal and disposal (off MAB premises) to accomplish the demolition of the larval rooms. The contractor will not receive any government assistance or dump any trash/debris in MAB.

4.0.1 Demolition:

1. Remove all burnt debris inside the larval rooms and place it in trash bins.

2. Remove all metal opening face panels, damaged wall girt/bracing, wood bracing/framing, and utility equipment.

3. Remove all roof and ceiling debris that consist of metal joists, beams, metal roof paneling, trims, burnt insulation, ceiling grid, lights, wires, electrical, pipes, gas pipes, mechanical devices, hardware, roof exhaust fans, etc. All the ceiling and roof will be removed.

4. Remove all main/sectional wall(s), Hardie board siding, internal electrical equipment, mechanical devices, wood studs, wood framing, hardware, as to leave the just the metal columns and support bracing.

5. De-energize and secure all electrical associated with the demolition at the nearest point to be reconnect for later use.

6. De-energize, secure, and remove all burnt electrical equipment that is in the interstitial space above the mezzanine area attached to the roof/ceiling.

7. Remove all eight, Trane, six-ton, air handlers inside the larval room mezzanines. Refrigerants will have to be evacuated and disposed of by the contractor. The contractor will de-energize and secure all electrical to the units.

8. Remove boxed Hardie board panel mezzanine and framing that houses HVAC air handlers in each room.

9. The larval room hallway structure will remain in place. Add Hardie board siding along the outside of the hallway where removed sectional walls and wood is missing. Ensure the outer walls, roof, or ceilings of the hallway are properly sealed to keep all flies from escaping and to keep any other critters from entering spaces.

10. Re-seal containment between the larval hallway and the larval rooms so that no flies can escape after the mezzanine is taken down exposing the larval hallway framing.

4.0.2 Burnt ash/silt and smell mitigation:

1. Pressure wash, clean, and de-odorize the inside of the larval hallway. This includes the floor, walls, and ceilings.

2. Pressure wash all outside larval hallway roof/ceilings, walls, columns, and floors.

3. Pressure wash all left over columns, bracing, and larval room floors.

4. Mitigate burnt smell odors after pressure wash all items with an environmentally friendly solution and apply it to all roofs/ceilings, walls, columns, and floors.

4.0.3 Final clean-up:

1. Clean up all debris and trash from floors and asphalt just outside of larval rooms and path to the dumpsters.

2. Clean and mop floors.

The Contractor shall ensure that all solutions/products shall be used in strict conformance with the product's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and state requirements. All manufacturers' instructions and recommendations for the use of the solutions shall be strictly followed. In addition, the contractor shall comply with all federal, state, or local laws and regulations concerning the use, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials.

Contractor will provide Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) as specified in this contract and keep the sheets current for any product that is used in this contract.

Contractors must comply with applicable codes, environmental regulations in the State of Texas and local ordinances.

· All work shall be performed in accordance with all applicable State and Local codes and standards.

· All equipment and material installed on this project shall be new and unused unless otherwise noted.

· All work to be performed during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, unless otherwise noted.

5.0 Facility Security and Safety Requirements:

In addition to this SOW, Moore Air Base is a restricted facility.

· Work Hours are Monday through Friday from 07:00 AM to 15:30 PM. All work outside of the mentioned days and hours shall be approved by the Facilities Maintenance manager in writing, prior to entering the facility. This includes work during Federal holidays.

· Some of this work will be required working after 3:30, the Contractor is to provide a schedule for those days to coordinate with the Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor.

· All employees shall have a valid picture identification such as a driver’s license or a State identification card.

· All vehicles shall have proper insurance and registration for entering the facility.

· All employees working at the facility shall remain in the project site under the supervision of a qualified job site superintendent. Anyone found outside of the determined construction area will be removed from the facility and not allowed to return.

· All employees shall provide temporary and portable restroom facilities for their employees if the project has a duration of over three working days.

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