Charleston VAMC - 2021 Asbestos Survey Data Spreadsheet-edited FINAL.pdf
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- 36C24722R0019
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This document contains an asbestos assessment report for the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center in Charleston, South Carolina. The report identifies 74 homogeneous areas containing asbestos-containing materials including pipe insulation, floor tiles and mastics, duct insulation, and fire doors. Removal and repair cost estimates are provided for each area based on condition assessments. Priorities for removal range from 1 to 4 with 1 being the highest priority.
The related federal contract opportunity is a pre-solicitation notice for project 36C24722R0019 to correct fifth floor fire code issues at the same VA medical center. The opportunity involves removing asbestos-containing materials identified in the assessment report, particularly floor tiles and mastics. Removal is needed to access and repair areas not meeting fire code standards. The contracting agency is the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration VISN 7. No further details are provided on response dates or pricing terms.
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RALPH H. JOHNSON VAHC SYSTEM
CHARLESTON, SC
ASBESTOS ASSESSMENTS AND COST ESTIMATES
2021 BASELINE INSPECTION
Homog.
Area Asbestos Material Locations
Sample
Number(s) Quantity AHERA Assessment Recommendation Removal Priority
Repair Cost
Estimate
Removal Cost
Estimate
H-01
Duct Sealant - Red/reddish-brown sealant applied directly to the metal seams and joints of HVAC ducts above ceilings
Throughout Original
Blocks (A,B, & C)
MH01
~2 square foot (SQ) per linear foot (LF) where present
1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-02B Duct Insulation Mastic - Black mastic applied to foil faced fiberglass HVAC duct insulation Crawlspace MH05
~2 SQ per LF where present
O&M; Remove, enclose, or repair to correct damage 5 n/a
H-09
Pipe fitting mud insulation-cloth wrapped hand shaped insulation "mud" applied over fiberglass insulation at fittings on heating water piping
D134
MH12, MH13, MH14,
MH15
180 LF 4
O&M; Remove, enclose, or repair to correct damage 4 n/a
H-12
Pipe fitting mud insulation-cloth wrapped hand shaped insulation "mud" applied over fiberglass insulation at fittings on roof drain piping
D134 MH21 25 SF 2 O&M; Remove at renovation 6 n/a
H-14
Pipe insulation-cloth wrapped calcium silicate type, pre-formed dense insulation installed in short sections at hangers
D134 MH25 60 LF 2 O&M; Remove at renovation 6 n/a
H-15 Floor Tile-9"x9" floor tile (multiple colors) and associated ACM mastic
Corridor 2B9, B223, B240, B580, B554 None Provided 2,990 SF 2 O&M; Remove at renovation 6 n/a
H-16 Floor Tile-9"x9" floor tile (multiple colors) and associated Non-ACM mastic C123A, C124, A568A None Provided 5,325 SF 2 O&M; Remove at renovation 6 n/a
H-20
Pipe Insulation- cloth wrapped, calcium silicate type, pre-formed dense insulation installed in short sections at domestic water pipe hangers
C105 MH36 20 LF 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-21 Floor mastic-black mastic found below yellow mastic at the stairway landings Stairs 1,2,3,4,5,6 MH43, MH50 1,260 SF 2 O&M; Remove at renovation 6 n/a
H-25
Floor tile-12"x12" tan and white marbled floor tile adhered by tan mastic over grey/tan, thin brittle tile (likely 9") and black mastic
B506, B510, B514-
517, B526, B506B, Corridor 5B5 Fire
MH47, MH52 325 SF 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-27 Floor mastic-black mastic below gray leveling compound below carpet B559, B570, B571
MH49, MH53, MH56,
MH68
320 SF 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-28
Sink undercoat-gray, white or lavender colored coating applied to the bottom of stainless steel sinks
Original stainless steel sink throughout original blocks
MH54, MH55, MH57
~4 SQ per stainless steel where present 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-29
Pipe insulation mastic-black mastic applied over fiberglass insulation on pipes above ceiling on
Kraft-faced piping
Throughout Original
Blocks (A,B, & C)
MH59, MH62, MH63,
MH65
~2 SQ per LF where present 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-32
Floor tile and mastic-12"x12" vinyl composition floor tile and tan mastic installed over white floor tile and black mastic
C322,C416, AHU11 MH64- MH66 50 SF 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-36A
Floor tile and mastic-12"x12" white floor tile with small black dots and tan mastic installed over white tile and black mastic
Corridor 3A3, Corridor
3A9, A533 MH71, MH73 880 SF 2 O&M; Remove at renovation 6 n/a
H-36B
Floor tile and mastic-12"x12" white vinyl composition floor tile and black mastic below carpet
A357 MH72, MH75 300 SF 2 O&M; Remove at renovation 6 n/a
H-37A Floor tile and mastic-12"x12" white vinyl composition floor tile and black mastic A358 MH74 420 SF 2 O&M; Remove at renovation 6 n/a
H-61 Pipe insulation mastic-white mastic on fiberglass insulation at fittings of domestic water piping
Throughout Original
Blocks (A,B, & C) MH105 25 LF 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-63 Metal 2-hour Fire Doors Throughout Assumed ~15 SF Each 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-64 Round cementitious "transite" ACM pipe
2nd-5th Floors B wing
(Extends between levels & above ceiling on 5)
Assumed 300 SF 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
RALPH H. JOHNSON VAHC SYSTEM
CHARLESTON, SC
ASBESTOS ASSESSMENTS AND COST ESTIMATES
2021 BASELINE INSPECTION
Homog.
Area Asbestos Material Locations
Sample
Number(s) Quantity AHERA Assessment Recommendation Removal Priority
Repair Cost
Estimate
Removal
Cost
Estimate
H-65
Pipe fitting mud insulation- hand shaped insulation
"mud" applied between cloth wraped and fiberglass insulation on Kathbar system
Penthouse/Roof
(Extends between levels)
None Provided 150 LF 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-66
Gray and black mastic applied to short sections on non-ACM foam glass insulation at hangers along chilled water piping
Crawlspace
CH07, CH15, CH21,
CH22
1,023 LF 2 O&M; Remove at renovation 6 n/a
H-67
Multi-colored layered mastics-applied to open mesh wrapped, foil-kraft, rigid cellular foam insulation on water piping
Crawlspace
CH08, CH14, CH19, CH23,
CH24, CH25, CH26, CH36,
CH37, CH38 CH51, CH52,
CH72
830 LF 4 O&M; Remove at renovation 4 n/a
H-68
Black mastic-below white non-ACM mastic applied to sections of foam glass at hangers insulated with kraft faced fiberglass
Crawlspace
CH12, CH18, CH45,
CH61, CH63
1,350 LF 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-69
Hard gray and black mastic/coating- applied to non-ACM black, flexible, cellular rubber foam insulation
Crawlspace CH56, CH57, CH58 214 LF 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-70 White mastic-applied to fiberglass insulation Crawlspace None Provided 25 SF 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-71 Off-white mastic-applied over fiberglass insulation on HVAC piping
Corridor2BB1, throughout Block BB
LB-01, LB-02, LB-20
40 SF (Likely throughout Block BB) 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-72 Off-white/gray mastic- applied to fiberglass duct insulation Roof None Provided 1,220 SF 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-73 White mastic-applied to fiberglass on roof drain insulation
Penthouse (Extends between levels) RP-08 150 LF 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
H-74
Brownish-black mastics/sealants- applied to non-
ACM insulation on induction unit piping (some covered by newer white ACM mastic)
Throughout Original
Blocks (A,B, & C) None Provided
~2 SQ per LF where present 1 O&M; Remove at renovation n/a n/a
H-75 White mastic-applied to non-ACM insulation on induction unit piping
Throughout Original
Blocks (A,B, & C) None Provided
~2 SQ per LF where present 1 O&M; Remove at renovation n/a n/a
H-84 Black mastic beneath 12' blue Tile with mastic and underlying tile
A317-326, A331, A335-342, A369 534-16 3,650 sf 1 O&M; Remove at renovation 7 n/a
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