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- W912WJ24Q0057
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This document provides details for a federal contract opportunity to rehabilitate a utility building at the Cape Cod Canal in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - New England District is soliciting proposals to replace three windows, two doors, and roof fascia trim on the 22' x 30' building. Additional work includes scraping and painting the building's exterior, louvers, and standalone fuel tank enclosure, as well as mortar repointing of concrete masonry unit walls and minor concrete repair. The contractor must properly handle and dispose of asbestos, lead, and polychlorinated biphenyl hazardous materials, with 100% onsite project monitoring by an industrial hygienist during demolition. Proposals are due between $100,000 and $250,000 for all work completed in accordance with the statement of work. This small business set-aside procurement uses NAICS code 238390 with a $19 million size standard. Respondents must have an active SAM registration to be considered for award.
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REPLACE WINDOWS, DOORS, AND PAINT UTILITY BUILDING
Photo 1
Photo 1: Shows the typical existing conditions of the utility building, south and west elevations.
Photo 2
Photo 2: Shows the typical existing conditions of the utility building, north and west elevations.
The green transformer is not in contract (NIC).
Photo 3
Photo 3: Shows the typical existing conditions of the utility building, north and east elevations.
Photo 4
Photo 4: Shows the typical existing conditions of the utility building, north and east elevations.
The grey fuel tank enclosure shall be painted.
Photo 5
Photo 5: Shows the typical existing conditions of the single door to be replaced.
Photo 6
Photo 6: Shows the typical existing conditions of the double door to be replaced.
Photo 7
Photo 7: Shows the typical existing conditions of the standalone fuel tank to be painted. Tank bungs, vents, and information placards shall not be painted.
Photo 8
Photo 8: Shows the existing conditions of a window in close proximity of the generator. The generator is Not-In-Contract (NIC)
Photo 9
Photo 9: Shows the typical existing conditions of the exterior and interior wall which requires minor concrete repair work on cracks and holes of existing walls.
Photo 10
Photo 10: Shows the typical existing conditions of the window to be replaced.
Photo 11
Photo 11: Shows the typical existing conditions of the attic louver vent which shall be painted.
Contractor shall remove the existing deteriorated roof perimeter wood fascia trim and replace with new polyvinyl chloride boards (PVC) trim boards of same size, shape, and dimensions.
REPLACE WINDOWS, DOORS, AND PAINT UTILITY BUILDING
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