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Statement of Work Summary: Eisenhower Tunnel Pressure Grout Repairs

This Statement of Work outlines repair requirements for the Eisenhower Lock Tunnel, operated by the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation (GLS), a U.S. Government corporation within the Department of Transportation. The contractor must seal approximately 500 linear feet of cracks, seams, construction joints, and pipe penetrations in a confined-space crawl area above the tunnel using hydrophobic polyurethane injection resin. The work requires specialized equipment, experienced personnel, and compliance with OSHA regulations, GLS safety policies, and federal/state environmental requirements. The contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision necessary for complete project execution. Work must be performed at the Eisenhower Lock Tunnel in Massena, New York 13662, beginning within 10 calendar days of notice to proceed and completing within 90 calendar days.

The approved material is SPETEC PUR F400 Hydrophobic Closed Cell Polyurethane Foam Injection Resin or approved equal, which must achieve minimum 20-times free-foam expansion, stop active water leaks under hydrostatic pressure, and demonstrate durability against shrinkage and chemical degradation. The contractor must conduct surface and crack preparation, install injection packers, monitor injection pressure, and inspect all repaired areas at least 24 hours after injection to confirm water infiltration elimination. Any areas still exhibiting leakage must be re-injected at no additional cost to the Government. Pricing shall be submitted as a per linear foot cost. Deliverables include attendance at a pre-construction meeting within 15 days of award, mobilization (CLIN 0001), crack repairs (CLIN 0002), and demobilization (CLIN 0003). GLS provides job site access, secure work areas, and existing system drawings.

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Statement of Work (SOW)

Eisenhower Tunnel Pressure Grout Repairs

1. Background InformaƟon:

The Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development CorporaƟon (GLS) is a wholly owned U.S.

Government corporaƟon within the U.S. Department of TransportaƟon, which owns and operates that porƟon of the Saint Lawrence Seaway in U.S. territorial waters between Lake Ontario and Montreal, Canada. The CorporaƟon’s funcƟon is to facilitate the safe and efficient passage of commercial vessels through the Seaway. A major part of this funcƟon is the operaƟon and maintenance of Eisenhower and Snell Locks located in Massena, New York.

These locks were constructed in the late 1950’s and opened to commercial navigaƟon in 1959.

The lock walls are composed of a series of mass concrete monoliths, with internal galleries and recesses that contain lock machinery and uƟliƟes.

There are numerous cracks, seams, and construcƟon joints (all referred to as “cracks” in this document), and pipe penetraƟons in a crawl space above the Eisenhower Lock Tunnel that either currently leak water into the space. The cracks are of varying widths, but most are fine (approximately 3 mm. in width). Although the cracked concrete is structurally stable, it is necessary to seal the cracks to prevent water infiltraƟon and resultant corrosion and ice formaƟon during the winter months.

Access to these areas requires entry through hatches above the tunnel, followed by descending a flight of stairs and walking a distance to reach the work locaƟon. Work shall be conducted under confined-space condiƟons and in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulaƟons.

2. Mission/Purpose:

GLS is seeking a qualified Contractor to seal designated cracks in the selected recesses to stop current water infiltraƟon and any infiltraƟon in adjacent areas because of the work.

3. Scope:

An esƟmated total of 500 linear feet of crack is to be sealed as summarized by locaƟon below.

Note that the esƟmated quanƟƟes by area are not consecuƟve linear feet and will entail mulƟple locaƟons.

The specific cracks to be repaired will be indicated to the Contractor by the ContracƟng

Officer’s RepresentaƟve (COR) in a walk-through inspecƟon at the beginning of the project.

EsƟmated Linear Feet is given as a reference. Pricing should be submiƩed as a per linear foot cost to seal all water infiltraƟon in the areas as listed in CLINs. The Contractor should be aware that there are high voltage and other uƟliƟes in these areas, and thus shall take appropriate safety precauƟons when working in the vicinity of them.

4. Requirements:

4.1 General

The Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision necessary to seal acƟve water infiltraƟon through cracks, joints, voids, or pipe penetraƟons in concrete structures using a hydrophobic polyurethane injecƟon resin.

All work shall be performed in accordance with manufacturer’s installaƟon guidelines, industry best pracƟces, and applicable safety regulaƟons.

4.2 Materials

Approved Product: SPETEC PUR F400 Hydrophobic Closed Cell Polyurethane Foam InjecƟon Resin, or approved equal.

Performance Criteria requirements for an approved equal:

- Hydrophobic: Designed to react with water to form a closed-cell, flexible foam.

- Expansion: Minimum free-foam expansion of 20 Ɵmes original liquid volume.

- Water Cut-off Capability: Stops acƟve water leaks under hydrostaƟc pressure.

- Durability: Resistant to shrinkage, chemical degradaƟon, and long-term water exposure.

- Curing: Achieves full cure in accordance with manufacturer specificaƟons

(typically within minutes).

4.3 Surface and Crack PreparaƟon

Inspect and idenƟfy all cracks, joints, or voids with visible water infiltraƟon.

Clean crack surfaces to remove dirt, laitance, grease, loose parƟcles, or other contaminants that may impede bond or resin penetraƟon.

Drill injecƟon ports at proper spacing and angle to ensure complete crack penetraƟon.

Flush cracks with clean water as required to facilitate resin expansion and penetraƟon.

4.4 InjecƟon Procedure

Install injecƟon packers or ports at all designated locaƟons.

Mix and prepare SPETEC PUR F400 (or approved equal) per manufacturer’s instrucƟons.

Inject resin under controlled pressure unƟl resin flow is observed at adjacent ports or unƟl refusal.

Monitor pressure to prevent damage to surrounding concrete.

Remove packers aŌer injecƟon and patch holes with compaƟble non-shrink grout.

4.5 Quality Control

All materials shall be handled and installed by personnel experienced in polyurethane injecƟon systems.

Contractor shall verify complete crack fill and leak cessaƟon.

All repaired areas shall be inspected at least 24 hours aŌer injecƟon to confirm water infiltraƟon has been eliminated.

Any areas sƟll exhibiƟng leakage shall be re-injected at no addiƟonal cost to the Government unƟl fully sealed.

5. Deliverables

Tasks Deliverables Due

AƩend Pre-ConstrucƟon MeeƟng with

GLS representaƟves.

Within 15 days of award

CLIN 0001 MobilizaƟon

CLIN 0002

Crack Repairs - Eisenhower Lock

Tunnel

CLIN 0003 DemobilizaƟon

6. Period of Performance / Place of Performance

The Contractor shall begin performance within 10 calendar days and complete within ninety

(90) calendar days aŌer receiving the noƟce to proceed.

Work will be performed at Eisenhower Lock Tunnel in Massena, NY 13662.

7. Government-Furnished Equipment, Property, and Services GLS will provide the following resources and services:

Access to the job site and secure work areas

ExisƟng system drawings and documentaƟon

8. Safety and Environmental Requirements

All work shall be conducted in accordance with applicable OSHA regulaƟons, GLS safety policies, and federal/state environmental regulaƟons.

9. AƩachments

Reference Drawings.PDF

*It should be noted that cable trays, uƟliƟes and some other features are not shown on these drawings. Other drawings can be made available for inspecƟon, upon request.*

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