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This is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for the refurbishment of a Polaris A3 missile monument located at Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads (NSA HR) in Norfolk, Virginia. The contractor must complete monument restoration work including patching and smoothing all holes, surface cleaning, and repainting to achieve a like-new appearance upon completion. The work requires the use of marine-grade primer and paints in flat black and flat white to match existing colors. The Period of Performance is 6 months from contract approval.
The contractor must obtain unescorted access to NSA HR and is required to complete a 5512/1 form and pass a background check to obtain a DBIDS badge, which the sponsor will assist in acquiring. Work scope includes implementing environmental protection measures, masking and tarping the surrounding area to prevent paint debris and splatter damage, scraping and removing damaged and peeling paint, surface preparation, priming and repainting, and complete cleanup and debris disposal. A lift is required to access all monument surfaces. Parking will be coordinated for an equipment trailer and one work vehicle. The Point of Contact is Eric Stein, COMSUBLANT Facilities Manager, at Eric.j.stein2.civ@us.navy.mil or 757-836-6387.
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A3 Polaris Missile monument refurbishment PWS
Refurbish the Polaris A3 missile monument in front of building NH-13 (COMSUBFOR headquarters). Location is 1430 Mitscher Ave., Norfolk, VA 23551, onboard Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads (NSA HR).
Contractor requires NSA HR unescorted access to accomplish work.
Sponsor can assist in obtaining a DBIDS badge if contractor completes 5512/1 form and passes background check.
Period of Performance is 6 months from contract approval.
Work includes patching and smoothing of all holes, cleaning and repainting. Monument should look new upon completion of work.
Paint color will be same as is currently on the monument.
This project requires the use of a lift to access the entire surface.
Parking for an equipment trailer and one work vehicle will be coordinated.
Contractor must implement environmental protection, collect and dispose of debris. Mask and tarp surrounding area to protect surfaces from paint debris and splatter. Scrape and remove damaged and peeling paint, clean and prep for repainting. Prime and repaint, with marine grade primer and paints, to carefully match the existing paint colors which are flat black and flat white. Clean up and dispose of all construction debris.
POC is Eric Stein, COMSUBLANT Facilities Manager, Eric.j.stein2.civ@us.navy.mil, 757-836-6387 mailto:Eric.j.stein2.civ@us.navy.mil
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