B08_140P1422R0002_Attachment_J6_SEED_TO_SOW_Revised_30Mar2023.pdf

Scope / Statement of Work (SOW)

Table of Contents

1.0 Project Description / Summary

2.0 Objectives

3.0 Background

4.0 Specific Work / Tasks

5.0 Optional Work / Tasks

6.0 Government Furnished Equipment / Materials / Other

7.0 Special Conditions / Requirements

8.0 Place of Performance

9.0 Performance Period / Schedule Requirements

Statement of Work Park / Park Unit: YELL Youth Conservation Core Mess Hall Fire Suppression

Prepared By: Randy Froelich

Date: Revised 3/30/2023

1.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION / SUMMARY:

Remove all the current fire suppression system, and install the new system as per attached design

2.0 OBJECTIVES:

3.0 BACKGROUND:

The current system exceeds 20 years of service. The system installed is a dry system with numerous leaks and cannot maintain air pressure, causing the system to energize.

4.0 SPECIFIC WORK / TASKS:

All fire suppression work including removal and install shall follow the NFPA and design drawings with no exceptions unless approved by Yellowstone National Park Management team and the Contracting

Officer. All work shall comply with OSHA, EPA, NIOSH, State and Federal building codes

The National Park Service has submitted with this solicitation construction bid drawings for design; the awarded contractor shall provide a full submittal Package for approval before proceeding with installation requirements.

Submittal package shall include o Hydraulic calculations o Seismic calculations o Material Data Sheets o Mechanical drawing o Hangar detail o Seismic bracing detail o Riser detail

Dry pipe alarm valve:

1. Shall have external clapper reset device

2. Dry valve cannot require the use of a prime line to reset

3. Dry valve cannot require the use of priming water to be reset

4. Low-pressure dry valve will be acceptable

5. TYCO DPV-1 or equal

Backflow preventor:

1. Must removable #1 and #2 shut off valves

2. Shut off valve need to be butterfly valves

3. Must have removable cover plate in center of assembly

4. Wilkins 350 or 450 or equal

Air compressor:

1. Air compressor must be used with a tank

2. Must be mounted to structure using acceptable isolation pads

3. Must be tankless oilless type compressor

4. General air OLTV600100AC or equivalent

Inspections and testing:

1. Visual rough in inspection shall be completed and witnessed and signed off in writing by the Park Service (COR) Contracting Officer Representative after piping is installed but before it is concealed.

2. Hydrostatic pressure test as per NFPA shall be completed and witnessed by the COR before piping is concealed

3. Final completion inspection as per NFPA shall be completed and witnessed and approved in writing by the COR before final acceptance and system is placed in service.

4. Final completion the awarded contractor shall provide red line drawings both electronic and hard copy before final acceptance will be approved.

Remove and replace all necessary ceiling panels/gypsum board (All Locations) to include:

• Gypsum board replacement shall be a level 4 finish

• Drop panel ceiling (replace in kind 2x2 panels)

• Acoustic ceiling tiles (replace with gypsum board)

• Test and remove all disturbed asbestos products in building to include, ceiling panels, joint tape/ gypsum board and pipe wrap insulation.

All drop grid 2 x4 panel type ceiling shall be replaced with a grid and 2x2 foot panel type (White in color)

All gypsum type ceilings shall be repaired with the same thickness of current gypsum and all areas shall be overlayed with ½ inch gypsum board with a light orange peel texture primed and painted white

All acoustic ceiling tiles shall be removed, and all areas shall be overlayed with ½ inch gypsum board with a light orange peel texture primed and painted white

All ceiling materials shall meet all state and federal building commercial code for fire protection

Main Meeting room:

50 feet x 23 feet: ceiling type, Acoustic ceiling tile attached to gypsum board 22 feet x 7 feet (2 each) Side Hall attached to main meeting room Acoustic ceiling tile attached to gypsum board.

Dining Room:

28 feet x 25 feet: ceiling type, 2-foot x 4-foot grid and panel type ceiling

Office:

22 feet x 9 feet: ceiling type, Acoustic ceiling tile attached to gypsum board

East Side entrance area:

16 feet x 16 feet: ceiling type, gypsum board ceiling smooth texture

West Side entrance area:

17 feet x 15 feet: ceiling type, gypsum board ceiling smooth texture

Kitchen Area:

24 feet x 25 feet both kitchens’ areas: ceiling type, 2-foot x 4-foot grid and panel type ceiling

Kitchen Prep area:

29-feet x 11 feet ceiling type, 2-foot x 4-foot grid and panel type ceiling

Women’s Restroom:

7-feet x 10-feet ceiling type, gypsum board ceiling smooth texture

Men’s restroom:

9-feet x 9-feet ceiling type, gypsum board ceiling smooth texture

Mechanical room:

28 feet x 15 feet ceiling type, Open (remove all hot water pipe insulation and replace with closed cell foam) (Test current insulation for Asbestos) 300 linier feet

Fire suppression riser room:

5-foot x 8 feet ceiling type, Open

Dry Storage room:

20 feet x 24 feet ceiling type, Open (remove all hot water pipe insulation and replace with closed cell foam) (Test current insulation for Asbestos) 100 linier feet

North Entrance area:

8-foot x 12 foot: ceiling type, gypsum board ceiling smooth texture

North Storage area:

15-foot x 15 foot: ceiling type, gypsum board ceiling smooth texture

North End apartment area:

15-foot x 11 foot: ceiling type, gypsum board ceiling smooth texture

Final site cleanup and sanitize:

• Clean surfaces using soap and water, then use disinfectant. Cleaning with soap and water reduces the number of germs, dirt, and impurities on the surface. Disinfecting kills germs on surfaces.

• Practice routine cleaning of frequently touched surfaces.

• Clean high touch surfaces include doorknobs, light switches, countertops, handles, desks, phones, keyboards, toilets, faucets, sinks, etc.

• Sweep and vacuum all surfaces, including ceilings and walls

• Sweep, mop, and disinfect floors

• Thorough wipe-down and sanitization of bathrooms and kitchens (including appliances, cabinets, and counters)

• Dust, vacuum, and wipe-down of all window interiors including sills and frames

• Dust all ducts, grates, vents, blinds, ceiling fans, and lighting fixtures

• Clean all hardware hinges and handles, shelves, and cabinets

• Perform an exterior clean up to include a sweep with a magnet to remove nails and screws from site

• Removal of all remaining construction trash and debris

• Test all cleaned areas for asbestos containment utilizing a third-party company

• All testing results shall be provided to the NPS COR before the final project is approved

5.0 OPTIONAL WORK / TASKS:

6.0 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT / MATERIALS / OTHER:

N/A

7.0 SPECIAL CONDITIONS / REQUIREMENTS:

The base contract includes requirements for a submittal log, Material Safety Data Sheets, Product Data and Shop Drawings, Safety Program including project specific safety plan, Quality Control Plan, Site

Cleanup, Construction Barriers and Fencing, Concrete Placements and Site Work, Construction Testing, Environmental Testing, Utility Shutdowns, Accident Reports, As-Built drawings, Site Security, and

Warranties.

If project requires special considerations regarding any of the following, please include them in the proposal or discuss with the NPS Contracting Officer during the site visit: use of the project site, hauling restrictions, exotic weeds/vegetation, use of government utilities (water, electrical, HVAC systems), archaeological protection, stormwater pollution prevention plan, waste management plan, operations-and-maintenance manuals. This information may be as detailed or not depending on the circumstance of the project as the contractor will be meeting with NPS representatives that may also describe special project requirements.

8.0 PLACE OF PERFORMANCE:

YCC Camp Mammoth WY 82190 approximately 5 miles south of Gardiner MT.

9.0 PERFORMANCE PERIOD / SCHEDULE REQUIREMENTS:

120 days after NTP

10.0 CONTRACT LINE ITEM NUMBER DEFINITIONS:

CLIN 1: The base line funding shall be all work related to the installation of the fire suppression system including the repairs to return to as condition of the ceilings all areas 1a. Demo all points of entry within the ceiling to provide access to the current fire suppression system.

• This line item consists of all the labor, equipment, and materials necessary to remove and dispose of the required ceiling sections to provide access for the removal of the current fire suppression system components.

1b. Demo current fire suppression system and prepare area for the new suppression system upgrade.

• This line item consists of all the labor, equipment, and materials necessary to disconnect, remove, and dispose of the current fire suppression system components including the riser.

1c. Installation of the new fire suppression system.

• This line item consists of all the labor, equipment, and materials necessary to install the new fire suppression as per the attached drawing / design requirements.

1d. Suppression System testing.

• This line item consists of all the labor, equipment, and materials necessary to soft start and test the new fire suppression system as per the attached drawing/ design requirements.

• The testing shall include Yellowstone National Park technical experts and the Park Fire Chief.

1e. Replace / repair all points of entry in the ceiling.

• This line item consists of all the labor, equipment, and materials necessary to repair all points of entry in the ceiling.

• The cost shall include the replacement of all ceiling tiles updated to a 2’x2’ drop ceiling.

• The cost shall include updating / replacing all lighting fixtures to LED.

1f. Clean and decontaminate all surfaces.

• This line item consists of all the labor, equipment, and materials necessary to clean and decontaminate all surfaces.

• This shall include a final wipe test to determine cleanliness.

• The tests shall be used to monitor the cleanliness of the working surfaces in the area where asbestos was present. The samples shall be collected using micro-vacuuming on PCM cassettes or as wipe samples on all work areas.

• Independent test results shall be provided to the Government with the final approvals punch list.

CLIN 2: Option line shall be work related to the removal of all Asbestos material within the building this line option is dependent on the availability of funds and will be awarded or declined not to exceed 30 days after NTP.

Test, demo, remove and the dispose of all hazardous materials.

• Test for hazardous materials (all locations of work)

• This line item consists of all the labor, equipment, and supplies necessary to test for all hazardous materials and the removal and disposal of the above as per State and Federal requirements.