Attachment 2. Statement of Work.pdf

US Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Statement of Work

Contents Project

General Information

1.0 Objectives

2.0 Scope of work:

3.0 Background

Contractor Requirements

4.0 Technical Requirements / Tasks

5.0 Government Furnished

6.0 Deliverables / Schedule

7.0 Contractor’s Key Personnel

8.0 Security Requirements

Project International Institute of Tropical Forestry Analytical Lab Move Service

General Information

1.0 Objectives

The objective of this contract order is to provide professional moving services (to include all labor, equipment, supplies, packing materials, tools, insurance, and any other work and services required for planning, scheduling, and coordinating of furniture, equipment, files, and other items to disassemble, box, install and prepare for transfer and reassemble at the UPR lease building). The Contractor will provide a site supervisor who will be on-site during all tasks.

Key considerations of the move include the relocation of IT office equipment, printers, safes, fax machines, furniture, filing cabinets, office desk, documents, refrigerators, freezers, sophisticated analytical instruments, balances, ovens, new instruments/ovens inside boxes and crates, Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), lab equipment and other miscellaneous items. The Contractor will ensure the protection and secure contents at all times and strictly adhere to predetermined schedules unless otherwise agreed to in advance by all parties.

The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, tools, training, and supervision necessary to accomplish the transport, delivery, and assembly and disassembly, and detaching of office furniture, equipment, supplies, and technical equipment and other various items. The Contractor shall also provide all consumable and non-consumable moving supplies such as moving blankets and pads, furniture covers, hand trucks, moving dollies, tie downs, ratchet straps, floor runners, boxes, etc. to support space management requirements. The Contractor shall furnish all safety equipment, including hard hats, gloves, safety glasses, steel-toed shoes, and any other related equipment to safely complete all tasks.

The Contractor shall provide all Move-in/Move-out (moving) services on an as needed basis.

Within two business days of award, the Contractor shall meet and/or phone conference with the COR and park point of contact (POC) to discuss the next steps to the relocation.

2.0 Scope of work:

The USDA Forest Service anticipates awarding a firm-fixed price contract for a full range of services to disassemble where necessary and remove the existing office furniture, equipment, and related supplies from the International Institute of Tropical Forestry Analytical Laboratory in the Jardin Botanico Sur in San Juan Puerto Rico and transport the items to the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) Lease building in the Jardin Botanico Sur in San Juan Puerto Rico. This includes unfastening desks, counters, and shelves from walls or partitions, and cutting edge of the countertop of the laboratory benches prior to moving them. The selected contractor shall provide all materials, equipment, and personnel to relocate the existing property, equipment, materials, and contents as described herein to the point of relocation. Both The Analytical Laboratory and the UPR Lease Laboratory are located in El Jardin Botanico Sur in Rio Piedras/San Juan.

Puerto Rico. The tentative relocation dates are July - August 2022. The actual move date may be shortened or extended.

The final dates are not yet available due to current construction requirements. The moved items will be off-loaded, assembled, and placed according to the layout and directions of the Forest Service. The actual Analytical Laboratory is a two story 7,695 square foot building and contains modern, sophisticated analytical instrumentations, and office furniture.

The Contractor shall administer, manage, and execute the work necessary to provide the specified services. The Contractor shall comply with applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations, and directives. The Contractor shall perform all work in accordance with the terms and conditions of the contract.

Quantities may increase or decrease by up to 10% and are approximate. Vendors should account for this in their pricing submission. The following tables note the approximate quantities and items which will be inventoried, prepared, packed, and moved to the new location. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to verify amounts prior to submitting a bid.

A pre offer site visit is required and should be coordinated with the Maysaa Ittayem. The POC can be reach at 787-764-7205 or maysaa.ittayem@usda.gov .

3.0 Background

The main campus of The International Institute of Tropical Forestry (IITF) is located in the Rio Piedras section of San Juan, Puerto Rico. The existing Chemical lab consists of three, interconnected buildings, on two levels. These structures will be demolished and replaced by a new Chemical Laboratory Building. The move is necessary in order for the USDA Forest Service IITF could demolish and conduct the new construction building. The existing building shall be empty prior to the new construction begins.

The building is an active laboratory that also houses staff, and the move is necessary to support a forthcoming construction project.

In addition to personnel desks, cabinets, computers, etc., the building also contains laboratory benches, specialty equipment, refrigerators, tables, etc., sophisticated Laboratory equipment, and infrastructure support shelves and equipment, plus administrative cabinets, tables, refrigerators, freezers, ovens, etc.

Contractor Requirements

4.0 Technical Requirements / Tasks

Service Required:

The Contractor shall provide Moving Services for the International Institute of Tropical Forestry Analytical Laboratory.

The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, tools, training, and supervision necessary to accomplish the transport, delivery, assembly, and disassembly, and detaching of office furniture, equipment, supplies, technical equipment, and other various items. The contractor shall also need to unfasten desks, counters, and shelves from walls or partitions, and cutting edge of the countertop of the laboratory benches prior to moving them The Contractor shall also provide all consumable and non-consumable moving supplies such as moving blankets and pads, furniture covers, hand trucks, moving dollies, tie downs, ratchet straps, floor runners, boxes, etc. to support space management requirements.

The Contractor shall furnish all safety equipment, to include hard hats, gloves, safety glasses, steel-toed shoes, and any other related equipment to safely complete all tasks. The contractor shall be responsible for providing and supervising sufficient and qualified personnel and acquiring and maintaining all required equipment, tools, materials, vehicles, supervision, and other items and services necessary to successfully accomplish the move. This includes furniture, equipment, and boxes between the two laboratory buildings in The Jardin Botanico Sur in Rio Piedras. The Contractor's crew shall have the appropriate tools and equipment to move all sizes of furniture/equipment. The Contractor shall provide all Move-in/Move-out (moving) services on an as needed basis. The Contractor shall provide all the management necessary to administer and perform the specified services in accordance with the requirements specified in the Statement of Work (SOW).

Equipment, furniture of IITF Chem Lab Inventory : The following is a summary breakdown of items to be moved:

IITF Chem Lab Inventory that needs to be moved to the new UPR building z

Location: IITF Water Laboratory Item Quantity Comments Kenmore (Fridge) 1 32”W x 29.5”D x 65”H

Frigidaire (Fridge) 1 30 ¼”W x 33”D x 66 1/8” H Frigidaire (Horizontal Freezer) 1 61 3/8”W x 29 ½”D x 35”H Cabinet 1 84"H x 36"W x 16"D ICS Module 1 1 (needs to be cut) 91"W x 37"H x 31"D ICS Module 2 1 (needs to be cut) 91"W x 37"H x 54"D UPS 3 18"H x 12"W x 24"D Wall cabinet 1 30" H x 48"W x 16"D

Hood 1 50"H x 49"W x 27.5"D

Location: ICP Room

ICP machine 1 (Moves along with the table) 59.5"W x 29.5"D x 72"H Auto sample machine 1 30"W x 28"H x 21"D Auto sample module 1 (needs to be cut) 44"W x 37"H x 41"D ICP computer work area 1 57.5"W x 32"D x 31"H Cabinet 1 84"H x 36"W x 16"D Wall cabinets 2 30"H x 48"W x 16"D

Location: CNS Laboratory

Wall cabinet 1 30"H x 48"W x 16"D CNS module 1 (needs to be cut) 158"W x 41"D x 37"H CNS work area 1 68"W x 31"D x 31.5"H Balance module 1 (needs to be cut) 36"W x 31"D x 37"H LECO Machine 2 38"H x 29"D x 30"W & 38"H x 29"D x 51"W

Location: Photosyntesis Laboratory

Wall cabinet 1 30"H x 48"W x 16"D Wall cabinets 3 36"W x 30"H x 12"D Work area module 1 67"W x 31.5"D x 31.5H Module in "L" form 1 (needs to be cut) 70"W x 35"D x 37"H Cabinet 1 48"W x 84"H x 16"D

Location: Sorting Laboratory

Wall cabinets 2 30"H x 48"W x 16"D Module in "L" form 1 37"H x 31.5"D x 179"W Module 128" 1 (needs to be cut) 128"W x 31.5"D x 31.5"H

Location: TGA

TGA Module 1 116"W x 31"H x 31.5"D Small oven 1 (Moves along with the table) 24"D x 55.5"H x 22"W TGA UPS 1 28"D x 16"W x 19.5"H Vulcan machine 1 (Moves along with the table) 72"W x 31"D x 62.5"H Vulcan UPS 2 (7.5"W x 21"D x 19'H) (22"D x 17.5"W x 3.5"H) Emergency shower 1 80"H Small sink 1 24.5"W x 33"H x 20"D

Location: Reagent Room

Wall cabinet 1 30"H x 13"D x 48"W Hydroclave machine 1 18"H x 15.5"W x 24.5"D Distiller machine 1 41.5"H x 18"W x 22"D

Deionizer machine 1 15"W x 22"H x 16"D Drying machine 1 57.5"H x 26.5"D x 26"W Area meter equipment 1 29"W x 24"D x 9"H Doble wall cabinet 1 13"D x 68"W x 30"H Cabinet for acids and agents (blue) 1 47"W x 35.5"H x 34"D Cabinet for acids and agents (blue) 2 35"W x 35.5"H x 34"D Cabinet for acids and agents (yellow) 1 24"W x 37"H x 24"D Cabinet for acids and agents (yellow) 1 44.25"H x 43" W x 20.5"D Cabinet waste (ivory) 1 47"W x 18.5"D x 18"H pH mixer 1 28"W x 26"H x 16.25"D

Location: Basement Hallway

Frigidaire (Fridge) 1 59"H x 28"W x 28.5"D GC Machine 1 multiple parts Parts of 1 cubicle 1 Fire cabinet (4 drawers) gray 1 31"D x 53.75"H x 16.75"W

Location: Weighing Room

White-westing house (Fridge) 1 58"H x 24"W x 25"D White-westing house (Fridge) 1 65"H x 29"D x 32"W Thermo scientific (negative temperature freezer) 1 35"H x 23"W x 25.5"D Module for scales and weighing "L" 1 111"W x 25.5"D x 37"H (75"W)

Location: Multipurpose Laboratory

Incubator (Precision) 1 (Moves along with the table) 69"H x 21.5"D x 24"W Oxymax equipment 1 39"H x 12.5"W x 20"D Fire cabinet (4 drawers) 1 53"H x 22"D x 17.5"W

Location: Global

LECO CN machine 1 38"H x 29"D x 30"W LECO battery 1 7.5"W x 17.5"H x 21"D Small cabinet 1 42.5"H x 18"W x 18"D

Location: Storage

Metal cabinet 1 36"W x 77"H x 18"D Locker 1 78"H x 21"D x 18"W

Location: Office cubicle area

Parts of 1 cubicle 2 Desk 2 Fire cabinet (4 drawers) gray 5 53"H x 22"D x 17.5"W

Location: Oven room

Muffle Furnace oven 1 (Moves along with the table) 64.5"H x 40"W x 26"D Soil oven 1 79.5"H x 36"W x 29.5"D Storage area 1 60"W x 76"H x 24"D

Location: Lunch room

Frigidaire (Fridge) 1 22.5"W x 60"H x 24.5"D Microwave 1 19"W x 11"H x 13"D

Location: Hallway

Box with Crate(oven) 1 55.5"H x 48"W x 42"D

Location: Storage IITF

Box with Crate (oven) 2 Maintenance Storage Area

Location: Conference Room Chem Lab

Box with Crate (TOC machine) 1 Laboratory Conference Room

It is highly recommended that the contractor/vendor view each room to determine the actual piece count. The contractor will be responsible to move all items in the areas identified. A pre-bid walkthrough is highly recommended in order for the bidders to determine the extent of the move. The pre-bid walk-through will be conducted at a time coordinated by the CO.

Some equipment or personnel boxes may be ‘tagged’ or marked as fragile, or special protective measures’ for storing. The Contractor shall properly and amply protect all goods in its possession by providing proper protective measures and by stowing effects in a manner not likely to cause damage during the move and ensure all goods are in place at the UPR lease location. These storing measures are needed in order to not cause damage and to ensure all goods are safely secured and protected in place.

Some furniture (i.e., cupboards and shelves, desks, tables, etc.), may include dismantled. The Contractor is to ensure that the accompanying screws and related tools are packed with the item in question ensuring that no critical parts are lost during the move. Some cabinets will be secured to the wall (for safety reasons) and will need to be unscrewed before moving. (Store screws and anchoring devices with each cabinet).

Special Requirements for Moving Freezer & Refrigerated Equipment):

1. Eight refrigerators and freezers will be moved by the Contractor. (The refrigerators and freezers will be emptied by FS staff before moving).

2. Each room must be swept, and any debris created during the move must be disposed of before the contractor completes the job.

3. Remaining items not indicated to be moved by FS shall remain in IITF Analytical Laboratory.

Analytical instruments are delicate equipment that require care during handling in order to preserve their ability to generate data of the greatest accuracy and reliability.

Special Requirements for Moving Sophisticated Analytical Instruments:

1. The Instruments should be handled with precaution while avoiding rough handling and should never be rolled or pushed on floors or ramps.

Task Requirements

Tasks to be performed. The Contractor shall provide the following services:

1. Pre-Move Planning

a. Meet with the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) and POCs two business days after award and notice to proceed to confirm needs, inventory, logistics, relocation plan, and schedule a site visit to both the existing and new locations.

b. Perform an inventory of all lab equipment, furniture, and other miscellaneous items to be moved. Validate the inventory spreadsheets to include, but are not limited to the following:

1. Confirm utilities and locations for each piece of equipment, furniture, etc. to be transferred.

2. Document current room location (lab/workstation and room number)

3. Document new location (lab/workstation and room number)

4. Identification and names of the manufacturer of the equipment, furniture, and electronics.

5. Special handling requirements.

6. Dimensions of equipment.

c. Prior to the execution of the move, a site visit and complete walkthrough of the existing and new facility will occur with the Contractor and COR/park POCs to note any pre-existing damage. The Contractor shall review and be given a copy of the floor plans, including on-site verification, to ensure that proper quantities of building preparation materials are delivered and installed to protect against damage. Wheels and casters of all dollies, carts, and other move equipment will be non-marring and free of grease. In the UPR lease building all pathway walls, paint, tiles, floors, doors, ceiling, lights, and other features within the pathway of the move will be protected with appropriate coverings against scratches, nicks, and damage. All building protection materials must be in place before the actual move.

d. Provide the following packing materials:

1. Anti-static bubble wrap, stretch wrap, wall hangings, etc.

2. Boxes, plastic crates with lids, blueprint file storage containers, and commercial bins.

3. Packing tape

4. Labels

5. Keyboard/Storage bags for small loose desk items.

6. Dollies

7. Building protection: floor panel protection, corrugated wall, corner guards, and blankets.

8. In addition, to any other tools, supplies needed for packing, transporting, and safekeeping items.

2. Preparation

a. Meet with the COR and park POCs to arrange the installation date of building protection supplies.

b. Install the following building protection for all locations in this move. This will be completed before the actual move:

1. Corrugated wall protection: Corner bead/guard or equivalent and approved by COR.

2. Door protection

3. Rubber door stops

4. Padding to protect the floor from damage.

3. Storage/Moving Containers

a. Meet with the COR to discuss staging location of containers, and review labeling system and inventory lists.

b. The Contractor will confirm quantities and provide the required number of crates/containers and boxes. The contractor will provide enough crates/ containers and boxes to accommodate all files, equipment, desk supplies, etc.

c. Drop off the containers/ boxes in advance of the move at predesignated locations as directed by the COR.

Allowing personnel to have a total of seven full business days to pack prior to the move.

d. Create an electronic labeling system and provide labels for all items being moved pre-printed, color-coded move labels, temporary color-coded door signage, and temporary directional signage. The Contractor will submit a draft copy to the COR for review prior to the packing and actual move. The COR will review and approve the labeling system.

e. Drawings/seating arrangements of new locations will be provided to the contractor before work commences.

4. Moving Services

a. The Contractor, COR, and FS POCs will meet prior to the move to review the moving plan and placement of new furniture and equipment.

b. Ensure all protection is in place before any items are moved.

c. Protect, pack, relocate, disassembly/and reassembly where necessary all office furniture, and lab furniture to include benches, chairs, filing cabinets, wall shelves, shelves, etc.

5. Post Move Services

a. The Government will not be responsible in any way for damage caused by fire, theft, accidents or otherwise, to the Contractor’s equipment, or personal belongings. The Contractor, at its expense, shall provide and maintain the appropriate insurance coverage in amounts maintained commercially and as may be required by any State Regulatory authority. This includes cargo, vehicular and general public liability insurance. The Contractor shall provide evidence of acceptable cargo insurance, and vehicular, and general public liability insurance as part of its proposal. The Contractor shall furnish written notice to USDA FS IITF, 30 days in advance of the effective date of any reduction in, or cancellation of these policies. The Contractor shall furnish written evidence of any renewal policy not less than 15 days prior to the expiration of any current policy. The Contractor shall also make such insurance information a part of its proposal to provide relocation services.

b. The Contractor will be liable for loss or damage to Government or personal property caused by their failure to properly pack and crate the property.

c. The Contractor is responsible for and has a full liability of the office/lab furniture, equipment and supplies during the period of performance. The Contractor must have full liability insurance and coverage up to $1,000,000 and is fully responsible for insurance coverage of any damaged Government or personal furniture, equipment, and/or supplies.

d. Verify that all inventoried items/furniture, equipment, etc., have been successfully relocated to the new building in conjunction with the COR/FS POC.

e. Remove building protection materials and debris from vacated laboratory and new lab areas. All destination spaces will be cleaned by the Contractor after the move to include removing move-generated trash, labels, and signage.

f. Pick up plastic storage crates/bins seven full business days after the move.

g. Process claims for damaged or lost items.

h. Process claims for damage to the building, and property.

i. The Contractor and COR/FS POCs will do a walkthrough of both the existing and new locations. Go over any damaged, missing items and other punch list items.

j. The Contractor shall provide the COR with all necessary claim forms and instructions in the event that any damage is reported as a result of services performed under this contract. The Contractor is required to acknowledge claims within 30 calendar days and/or either pay, decline, or make a formal compromise settlement within 120 days after receipt of the claim. If for some reason beyond the Contractor’s control, action on the claim is delayed, the Contractor shall notify the COR as to its status and each 30 calendar days thereafter until final action is taken. The Contractor shall furnish the COR with a copy of each claim filed, any related correspondence, and any notice of final settlement or denial of any claim. The COR reserves the right to request copies at no additional charge to the Government.

k. The COR will provide a written list of items found to be damaged during the move, to the Contractor within 15 working days after the completion of the relocation. This list shall include both furnishings and building finishes, such as walls, carpet, etc., as well as damages to ground landscaping such as scrubs, lawns, etc.

l. The Contractor and COR shall visually inspect the damaged item(s) together and mutually agree upon a time frame for repairing or replacing the damaged item(s). The repair or replacement of the items shall be completed within the time frame specified by the COR and must be of equal fair market value. Except when loss and/or damage arises out of causes beyond the control and without the fault or negligence of the Contractor, the Contractor shall assume full liability for any and all goods lost and/or damaged i

Work Quality. The Contractor shall perform all work in a manner meeting or exceeding industry standards or as specified in this SOW. The Contractor shall inspect work based upon the Contractor Quality Control Plan. Quality Control services provided by the contractor will include completion of the QCP that will be accepted by the Government. The QCP will be utilized in conjunction with the PRS for quality assurance. This surveillance will be used to verify the contractor is completing actions according to the performance requirements. On site surveillance and monitoring will be conducted by inspectors in accordance with the QASP.

Work Efficiencies. The Contractor is expected to work in the most efficient and effective manner for all items of work specified. The contractor's lack of effort to manage and perform work efficiencies, resulting in excessive hours, will be documented, and measured against final payment and past performance.

Work Coordination. The Contractor shall coordinate work schedules and work in-progress throughout the life of the contract with the (CO) and (COR) while conditions change for required work.

Workload and Work Capability. The Contractor shall have the capability and technical expertise to perform the quantity and quality of services in the capabilities described in this SOW.

5.0 Government Furnished

With the exception of the items being moved, there is no other Government furnished property for this contract. There will be a COR and Government Technical Monitor onsite during the move.

6.0 Deliverables / Schedule

Access Hours: Access to the IITF Analytical laboratory and the UPR lease building shall only occur from '8:00,A.M: to 4:30 P.M/Monday to Friday( unless otherwise agreed in writing by the (CO). The Contractor shall not occupy the building in the absence of designated COR or Forest Service Move Crew"

Timeliness of Work. The Contractor shall perform the work described in this Contract within the time specified. The Contractor shall manage and schedule the work described to meet the office/furniture move requirements within the period of performance and work diligently to reflect the effectiveness and efficiency established for the contract.

1. The service shall be carried on in such a manner that there will be maximum coordination between the Contractor and the Government COR or technical representative.

2. Contractor will follow the provided phasing schedule and shall be flexible to the maximum extent practical.

3. The Contractor will be responsible for all the logistical support for the duration of the move.

4. The Government’s representative (COR), under whose technical guidance the work will be performed, shall be consulted as to the manner of starting and performing the work.

5. The Contractor shall consult with the Government to develop and implement a reasonable and workable moving schedule and will provide updated copies upon changes to the moving schedule.

6. Contractor must have flexibility if the government requires a change to the start date or period of performance (within a 180-day window) without a change of price.

Workmanship: The service involved in this order shall be performed accurately and in a timely manner. The contractor and their employees are to follow established guidelines closely and maintain professional conduct at all times.

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE:

The period of performance for this work effort is as follows: (This performance period is negotiable with the contractor).

1) 30 workdays for the planning and coordination of the move

2) 10 work days for moving; during workdays from ‘8:00,A.M: to 4:30 P.M/Monday to Friday.

The anticipated start date for the overall move is within 2 months of the award.

Days Date Task Days 1-10 TBD The Contractor will perform inventory, install building protection, deliver crates, labels, and supplies. Employees will have ten full business days to pack.

Days 11-20 TBD Main move will take ten days.

Days 21-30 TBD The Contractor will pick up crates, supplies, clean up, and remove building protection. Employees will have ten full business days to pack.

Post move adjustments as needed.

7.0 Contractor’s Key Personnel

The Contractor and employees shall be capable of performing commercial moving services, and all stated in the SOW.

8.0 Security Requirements

Security: It is the Contractor's responsibility to provide secure storage for items temporarily stored outside of the buildings. Temporary storage arrangements or containers shall be proposed by the contractor and require acceptance by the (COR) prior to the move. Temporary storage arrangements or containers shall be secured and locked if left. The offeror shall become familiar with all available information regarding difficulties that may be encountered and the conditions, including safety precautions, under which the work must be accomplished under the contract. The offeror shall not be relieved from assuming all responsibility for properly estimating the difficulties and the cost of performing the services required in this contract because the offeror failed to investigate the conditions or to become acquainted with all information concerning the services to be performed.

The contractor shall perform all work described in this Contract in a timely and quality manner. The Contractor shall perform quality control on all work performed and work will be monitored for Quality Assurance by the Government based on the following criteria:

IITF Chem Lab Inventory that needs to be moved to the new UPR building

IITF Water Laboratory All the equipment and furniture illustrated here inside this room needs to be relocated to the Water Lab room in the UPR Lease Building

Kenmore 32”W x 29.5”D x 65”H Frigidaire 30 ¼”W x 33”D x 66 1/8” H Frigidaire (Horizontal freezer) 61 3/8”W x 29 ½”D x 35”H cabinet

Laboratory Bench and base cabinet (the bench needs to be cut)

UPS 3

Wall Cabinet Hood

IITF-ICP Room- All the equipment and furniture illustrated here inside this room needs to be relocated to the ICP room in the UPR Lease Building

ICP instrument with the bench

Auto-sampler along with the Laboratory Bench and base cabinet (the bench needs to be cut)

ICP Desktop bench

ICP’S UPS located in the storage room in IITF

Cabinet

2 wall cabinets (96”)

IITF-CNS Laboratory- All the equipment and furniture illustrated here inside this room needs to be relocated to the CNS room in the UPR Lease Building

Wall cabinet

Laboratory Bench and base cabinet with the Leco Truspec analyzer (the bench needs to be cut)

Laboratory Desktop bench and base cabinet

Laboratory Bench and base cabinet (This bench needs to be cut in two areas).

IITFPhotosynthesis lab Note the furniture and cabinets inside this room need to be relocated in two different rooms in the UPR Lease building.

The three wall cabinets need to be relocated to the room labeled as LECO in the UPR Leasing building).

The wall cabinet needs to be relocated in the room labeled as Joel’s Office in the UPR leasing building.

The bench with the base cabinet and the wall cabinets need to be relocated to the room labeled as Joel’s Office in the UPR leasing building.

Laboratory Bench and base cabinet (the bench needs to be cut in two areas) Cabinet

Cabinet

IITF-Sorting Laboratory - All the equipment and furniture illustrated here inside this room needs to be relocated to the Sorting room in the UPR Lease Building

2 wall cabinets

140” long Laboratory Bench and base cabinet (the bench needs to be cut)

Laboratory Bench and base cabinet (the bench needs to be cut at 128”)

IITF Soil Lab TGA/ All the equipment and furniture illustrated here inside this room needs to be relocated to the TGA lab room in the UPR Lease Building

Laboratory Bench and base cabinet with the Leco TGA analyzer

Oven with table

Desiccators and tool cart TGA’S UPS

IITF-VULCAN LAB / All the equipment and furniture illustrated here inside this room needs to be relocated to the Vulcan room in the UPR Lease Building

Vulcan Instrument with bench

VULCAN’S UPS

Emergency shower Sink Cabinet

IITF Reagent Room Note the lab benches and wall cabinets inside this room need to be relocated to different rooms in the UPR Lease building.

The Wall cabinets need to be relocated to the TGA room in the UPR Lease Building.

The Hydroclave MC10 needs to be relocated to the UPR Lease room labeled as Fume Hood/Reagent Room The distilled water equipment needs to be relocated to the UPR Lease. room labeled as Water Purification/ Multipurpose.

The Lancer lab dryer equipment needs to be relocated to the Fume hood/ Reagent room in the UPR Lease building

The Small Refrigerator needs to be relocated to the Vulcan room in the UPR Lease building

The area meter needs to be relocated to the The shaker needs to be relocated to the Fume hood/Reagent room Fume hood/Reagent Room in the UPR Lease building. in the UPR Lease building. .

The pH stirrer needs to be relocated in the Fume hood/Reagent Room in the UPR Lease building

The three corrosive cabinets, need to be relocated to the Fume Hood/Reagent Room int the UPR Lease building

Two Flammable Cabinets and One Waste Cabinet These cabinets need to be relocated to the Fume Hood/Reagent room in the UPR Lease building

IITF Lower lab area

Hallway area: Frigidaire Freezer, needs to be relocated to the Water lab room in the UPR Lease building

Balance Room

These two refrigerators need to be relocated to the Water lab room in the UPR Lease building

(Thermo scientific) Freezer needs to be relocated to the Water lab room in the UPR Lease building.

Laboratory Bench and base cabinet need to be move to the Water Purification/ Multipurpose Room in the UPR Lease Building

IITF-Lower lab area, Cublicle area at the Hallway

Shimadzu Gas Chromatography instrument to be relocated to the Fume Hood/Reagent Room at the UPR Lease Building

Multipurpose Lab

Incubator (precision) with the table needs to be relocated to the Fume Hood/Reagent Room at the UPR Lease Building

Oxymax respirator instrument needs to be relocated to the Fume Hood/Reagent Room at the UPR Lease Building

The Fire Cabinet needs to be relocated to the Water Purification/ Multipurpose Room in the UPR Lease Building

IITF-Lower lab storage area

The shelve/ lockers need to be relocated to the multipurpose room and the ovens room in the UPR Lease building.

All the equipment illustrated here that are inside this room need to be relocated to the Ovens room in the UPR Lease Building.

Muffle furnace with table Soil Oven

Instruments and ovens in crates in the laboratory conference room hallway and mantainance storage area.

Shimadzu TOC Instrument / This instrument needs to be relocated to the Water Lab room in the UPR Lease Building.

The refrigerator needs to be relocated in the room labeled as Joel’s Office in the UPR leasing building.