B08_Attachment_1_-_SOW.pdf
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- Bryce Canyon - Steel Roof and Siding Replacement
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- 140P6224Q0018
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a federal contract opportunity to remove and replace the roof and siding of a seasonal duplex housing unit, Q-27, located within the Mission 66 Housing Area of Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah.
The key tasks include demolition and disposal of the existing 3,074 SF standing seam metal roof, repairs to the sub-roofing components as needed, and installation of a new Mahogany Brown screwless standing rib steel roof with associated flashing, drip edge, and ridge caps. The work also includes repairs to the front porch soffit and facing, and the installation of approximately 2,500 SF of concrete fiber siding in a khaki color.
The work is subject to specific requirements related to rodent exclusion and must be completed between October 21, 2024, and April 18, 2025. The contractor will be responsible for all traffic control operations and the removal of any generated refuse from the park. The work site is located within Bryce Canyon National Park and will be coordinated with the Buildings & Utilities Supervisor.
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Scope for Q27 Exterior Rehabilitation Bryce Canyon National Park is located in southern Utah, Bryce Canyon is looking to replace the roof and siding of Q-27, a seasonal duplex housing unit.
Structure is located within the Mission 66 Housing Area of Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah.
Coordinates: LAT/LON: 37.633957 N, -112.174897 W, MGRS: 12SUG9633465852
Site location may be viewed here:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/hbE83YtgabpcxvrTA
On-site work to begin no earlier than 21 October 2024. This date is due to the possible presence of protected species of bat, beginning on-site work on or after this date ensures that the bats will have migrated south. Permanent resident bats are not present in Bryce Canyon National Park.
Basic Tasks
Demolition and disposal of existing 3,074 sf standing seam metal roof, associated flashing, drip edge, and ridge caps.
Repairs, as needed, to sub-roofing components to include moisture barrier, plywood, and structural supports.
Installation of new Mahogany Brown in color screwless standing rib steel roof, associated flashing, drip edge, and ridge caps.
o Roof valleys will be minimum of 12 inches wide and include foam closure strips.
o Snow bars shall be installed across the full length of the roof, front and back.
o Ridge cap installation shall include foam moisture and pest barrier/closure strip.
o Ice barrier shall be installed at eaves.
o Moisture barrier shall be feltex.
o Minimum 1 ½ inch overhang on the roof.
o All materials to be installed per manufacturers’ specifications and instructions.
Repairs to front porch sofit and facing, including replacement of wood facing around the support beam.
Installation of approximately 2500 SF of concrete fiber siding, associated tyvex backing material, and trim, khaki in color.
o All joints shall be caulked with appropriate material to prevent water and pest intrusion. If fiber board specifications speak o All utility type access hole shall be caulked and/or sealed with hardware cloth a ¼ inch or less in diameter.
o All materials to be installed per manufacturers’ specifications and instructions.
Should any part of the roof or siding be left exposed at the end of the workday, hardware cloth will be applied to the entire exposed surface area prior to days end.
o Park staff shall be present to ensure no gaps are left before the end of the workday.
IPM Related Requirements
- All recommendations derived from NPS Rodent Exclusion Manual – 2014 – Natural Resources Report NPS/NRSS/EDQ/NRR-2014/863
Openings around features such as louvers, utilities, chimneys, exhaust vents, etc. must be sealed so no gaps exist larger than ¼". Metal flashing matching roofing materials will be securely fastened to seal any seems between siding and features listed above. Heavy gauge metal screening or hardware cloth may be used where ventilation is needed.
Louvers and other vents must not have ventilation openings larger than ¼".
All seams between siding components, soffit, fascia, corner posts, edging, etc. need to be securely sealed.
Corner posts or other features that may contain or create voids within the exterior siding or between the siding and exterior sheathing or structural framing must be capped/sealed to prevent incursion of rodents.
Flashing must be installed between rooflines and wall lines to seal gaps
Work Specifications
The work may take place Monday to Friday 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. MST. No work will be allowed on weekends, government holidays.
Work will be completed between October 21, 2024, and April 18, 2025, with specific work dates coordinated between the contractor and the Bryce Canyon NP Buildings & Utilities Supervisor.
The work site is located within Bryce Canyon National Park, South UT-63, in the Mission 66 Housing Area.
Contractor shall be responsible for all traffic control operations needed to ensure a safe work zone, as work site is accessed through a public use area.
CONTRACTOR GENERATED REFUSE: All contractor generated refuse and waste shall be removed from the park. Refuse disposal shall comply with the current disposal environmental requirements. The work site shall be kept neat, orderly, and safe for workers at all times.
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