Attachment 6 - Form CWM-2 High Sierra RS Demo.xlsx
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- Solicitation number
- 127EAW26Q0024
- Issued by
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This is a demolition waste identification form (CWM-2) that serves as an attachment to the High Sierra Ranger Station Demolition solicitation. The form is a template designed to document and quantify demolition materials for the project, requiring contractors to identify material types, estimate quantities in cubic yards or cubic meters, estimate weights in tons or tonnes, and provide remarks and assumptions for each material category.
The form encompasses a comprehensive range of demolition waste materials including structural components (asphaltic concrete, paving concrete, brick, CMU, lumber, plywood, and OSB), wood products (paneling and trim), metals (structural steel, rough hardware, and miscellaneous metals), building systems (insulation, roofing, doors, windows, glazing, and acoustical tile), floor coverings (carpet and carpet pad), interior elements (demountable partitions, equipment, and cabinets), and mechanical, plumbing, and electrical systems (fixtures, piping, supports, valves, sprinklers, equipment, conduit, wiring, light fixtures, ballasts, devices, switchgear, panelboards, and transformers). The form includes a totals row for aggregating all estimated volumes and weights across material categories. This template is part of the RFQ for demolition and disposal of ten buildings at the High Sierra Ranger Station on Sierra National Forest, a small business set-aside acquisition under NAICS code 238910.
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Table 1
| FORM CWM-2: DEMOLITION WASTE IDENTIFICATION | ||||
| MATERIAL DESCRIPTION | EST. QUANTITY | ESTIMATED VOLUME CY (CM) | ESTIMATED WEIGHT TONS (TONNES | REMARKS AND ASSUMPTIONS |
| Asphaltic Concrete Paving | ||||
| Concrete | ||||
| Brick | ||||
| CMU | ||||
| Lumber | ||||
| Plywood and OSB | ||||
| Wood Paneling | ||||
| Wood Trim | ||||
| Miscellaneous Metals | ||||
| Structural Steel | ||||
| Rough Hardware | ||||
| Insulation | ||||
| Roofing | ||||
| Doors and Frames | ||||
| Door Hardware | ||||
| Windows | ||||
| Glazing | ||||
| Acoustical Tile | ||||
| Carpet | ||||
| Carpet Pad | ||||
| Demountable Partitions | ||||
| Equipment | ||||
| Cabinets | ||||
| Plumbing Fixtures | ||||
| Piping | ||||
| Piping Supports and Hangers | ||||
| Valves | ||||
| Sprinklers | ||||
| Mechanical Equipment | ||||
| Electrical Conduit | ||||
| Copper Wiring | ||||
| Light Fixtures | ||||
| Lamps | ||||
| Lighting Ballasts | ||||
| Electrical Devices | ||||
| Switchgear and Panelboards | ||||
| Transformers | ||||
| Other: | ||||
| TOTALS |
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