CGC HEALY AFF AND OILY WASTE OFFLOAD SOW.pdf

Statement of Work Bilge and Space Cleaning

USCGC Healy

1. GENERAL

1.1 Background

The US Coast Guard (USCG) is seeking services to clean spaces that have been contaminated with an oily/water mixture that also had PFOS-containing AFFF. The spaces have been de-watered, but there is residual contamination of the decks that needs to be cleaned.

Scope

The contractor must:

1. Clean deckplates, flooring, ladder wells including treads, and bilges in required spaces to abate PFAS from AFFF.

2. Install protections as needed to prevent damage to equipment in spaces during cleaning.

3. Dispose of all hazmat and contaminated materials IAW with local, state, and federal regulations.

4. Comply with SFLC standard specification 0000.

All work to be done onboard CGC HEALY at USCG Base Seattle at 1519 Alaskan Way S, Seattle, WA, 98134

2. REQUIREMENTS

a. For steel decks, bilges, metallic painted surfaces, electrical matting and tiles listed in

Table 1, the Contractor must rinse the surface with hot water (between 110 and 160 degrees Fahrenheit) and either FluoroFighter or PerfluorAd. Agitate the cleaning solution while it soaks the surface for at least 30 minutes. Collect the residual liquid and dispose of the PFAS-contaminated fluid in accordance with Federal, State and Local law and SFLC Std. Spec 0000. Repeat this process twice per space.

(1) The Contractor may suggest a diƯerent PFOS cleaner with approval from the US

Coast Guard. The contractor must provide documentation that the product is eƯective at removing PFOS

(2) The “Bowling Alley” areas also need the first foot of the bulkhead above the deck to be cleaned with the agent with three wipedowns with warm water. The 30-minute

Commented [BA1R2]: I also removed the requirement for the Contractor to document the removal of the hazard. Even if they do their job properly, it is unlikely that they will be able to provide a “clean” sample showing that PFOS has been completely removed from the space.

Holding them to that standard seems unreasonable and will cost a huge amount of money.

Commented [BA1]: I narrowed the scope and removed the tank pumping. I am concerned that dealing with this much deck space is going to exceed the 350k SAP limit, and I would like to try to stay under that if we can.

Pumping down the tanks is a diƯerent function than cleaning the decks, so I think it would be reasonable to bid that out seperately. The next time we do our typical clean and inspection of the tanks, we can incorporate instructions to mitigate PFAS. That will buy us a little time to see if regulations, cleaning products and best practices improve. There isn’t much to go on right now.

soak is not required for these vertical surfaces. Use this same procedure for aƯected ladders.

b. See Coast Guard Drawing 420-WAGB-801-001for guidance about the location and disposition of the spaces listed in Table 1.

c. The Contractor is responsible for removing furniture and blocking deck drains as needed to achieve this cleaning and carpet renewal.

d. Upon completion of the work, submit a document to the US Coast Guard showing which areas were cleaned and what agent was used to clean them.

Table 1. Spaces to be cleaned

Space Name Square Footage Cleaning Requirement Generator Room #2 2000 Deckplate Cleaning Auxiliary Machine Room 1 Upper 630 Deckplate Cleaning Auxiliary Machine Room 1 Lower 630 Deckplate Cleaning Auxiliary Machine Room 1 Bilge 630 Clean and pump Auxiliary Machine Room 2 Upper 462 Deckplate Cleaning including CoƯerdams and bulkheads

Auxiliary Machine Room 2 Lower 462 Deckplate Cleaning Auxiliary Machine Room 2 Bilge 462 Deckplate Cleaning Auxiliary Machine Room 3 Upper 462 Deckplate Cleaning including CoƯerdams and bulkheads

Auxiliary Machine Room 3 Lower 462 Deckplate Cleaning Auxiliary Machine Room 3 Bilge 462 Deckplate Cleaning Auxiliary Machine Room 4 Upper 462 Deckplate Cleaning Auxiliary Machine Room 4 Lower 462 Deckplate Cleaning Auxiliary Machine Room 4 Bilge 462 Deckplate Cleaning Auxiliary Machine Room 5 1430 Deckplate Cleaning Auxiliary Machine Room 6 1430 Deckplate Cleaning Auxiliary Machine Room 7 715 Deckplate Cleaning not including switchboard Auxiliary Machine Room 8 715 Deckplate Cleaning not including switchboard Port Transformer Room 500 Deckplate Cleaning in walkway Main Lab 600 Deckplate Cleaning AFFF room and Passageway 1200 Deckplate Cleaning, wipedown of AFFF space

Port Side Bowling Alley 700 Deckplate Cleaning and bulkhead wipe down

Port Davit Room 300 Deckplate Cleaning Passageway and Horseshoe between Messdeck and Gen Rooms

1500 Deckplate Cleaning

MICA Storeroom 400 Deckplate cleaning along walkway

Soft Start Passageway 200 Deckplate Cleaning Laundry Room 500 Deckplate Cleaning Lower Gym 462 Flooring Main Motor Room Lower 1400 Deckplate and bilge Main Motor Room Upper 500 Deckplate to lower MM Auxiliary Generator Room 800 Deckplate Cleaning Repair Locker 2 and 3 1000 Deckplate Cleaning Messdeck 1200 Deck Cleaning House 01 Level 4000 Deck Cleaning House 02 Level 4000 Deck Cleaning House 03 Level 4000 Deck cleaning House 04 Level 4000 Deck Cleaning STBD House Ladderwell 1000 Deck Cleaning to include

Stair treads Port House Ladderwell 1000 Deck Cleaning to include

Stair treads

Total SQ Footage of cleaning 36,426

2.5 Delivery Location

Services to be performed at:

USCG Base Seattle 1519 Alaskan Way S Seattle, WA 98123 ATTN: CGC Healy, POC: LCDR Trey Thunborg APOC: LT Stephen Bruno

2.6 References

Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC) Std Spec 0000, 2022, General Requirements Coast Guard Drawing 420-WAGB-801-001, Rev K, Booklet of General Drawings Coast Guard Drawing 420-WAGB-634-001, Rev C, Deck Covering and Carpet Shed

2.7 Submittals and Approvals

3. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

24 Aug 2026 – 4 Sep 2026

3. Notes: For questions regarding this statement of work contact: LTJG Igor Guerrero at igor.guerrero@uscg.mil