[E]_Scope_of_Work.pdf

Recovery Network of Program Inc.

392 Prospect Street

Mandatory Walk-Through Building Upgrades

Scope of Work

Flooring

• Contractor will prep the existing floors in all stairwells & basement landing, bedrooms, bedroom closets, Kitchen, offices, 2nd fl. Hallway, laundry, medication room etc., then go over the existing flooring on the 3rd and 4th floors. Contractor will remove all the existing quarter round and shoe molding.

• The prepping to receive new flooring includes patching to a smooth finish.

Contractor will ensure the new flooring does not have any highs & lows to the best of ability. Contractor can use a leveling material for this application. Contractor can use Sika or equal if necessary for this application.

• Contractor will purchase and install new flooring roughly five thousand five hundred (5,500 SF) of Perm Shield Luxury Vinyl Flooring or equal for installation in these areas.

• This floor is a floating floor, and the contractor will follow all manufacture recommendations for the installation of this floor including all accessories but not limited to underlayment material, reducers, transition strips,1/4 round, shoe molding, t-molding, or whatever is needed for the completion of this project. There will be no separation under any of the doors to all areas that receive new flooring

• New. flooring will meet the existing flooring in all hallways. Contractor will use transitions strips for these areas. (Owner to pick color). Contractor will buy and install new vinyl base roughly twenty-nine hundred (2900 LF) in these areas (Owner to pick color).

• Owners are responsible for removing all furniture and appliances

1st floor Kitchen

• Contractor will buy and install new RFP board in main cooking kitchen on the 1st floor on the entry wall. Contractor will install roughly three hundred square ft.

(300SF).

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3rd & 4th Floor Bathrooms

• Contractor will completely demo entire existing bathroom tub & shower, wall areas to exposé wall studs on 3rd & 4th floors. Contractor will remove all demolition debris legally offsite to a legal dumping area.

• Contractor will remove all drains and water pipes and replace them with new drains and water pipes bringing up to current building/plumbing codes while walls are exposed before continuing. Contractor will do all necessary framing to receive the new shower base and wall kit for installation in all bathrooms roughly twenty-four (24).

• Contractor will cover and save the existing tile bathroom flooring. Contractor will inspect all existing floor joist for rot. If contractor discovers that rot does exist contractor will than sister or remove and replace to match existing joist. Contractor will install blocking/bridging, and joist hangers bringing up to current building code.

• Contractor will purchase and install the proper cavity size and R-rating Owens Corning Insulation or equal to all expose exterior and interior walls including floor joist.

• Contractor will install new 3/4” inch cdx plywood sub floor. Prior to installing subfloor contractor will use PL400 or equal to existing floor joist (secure every 8” inch w/coated 1-5/8” inch coded screws, not sheetrock screws countersinking all screws (NOTE: Contractor will verify floor is level.

• Contractor will buy and install ¼” or ½” cement board no substitute.

Contractor will ensure plywood and cement board are flushed to existing adjacent floor.

• Contractor will secure cement board using ROCK- ON 1-5/8” or equal slightly countersinking all screws to cement board. Prior to installing cement board contractor will use PL400 or equal over newly installed subfloor to prevent squeaking or moving. (Secure every eight 8” inches w/ coated 1-5/8” inch screws, countersinking all screws).

• Contractor will sheetrock and tape all expose walls with one coat of tape and three coats of compound before installing shower wall kits.

• Contractor will buy and install new sterling or equal shower base and wall kit 2’ 6” x 5’ for installation in all bathrooms. Contractor will buy and install structural cement or equal to sit shower base into so when it sets up, they will not be any voids, air pocket, or movement and base will be solid.

• Contractor will install 2 or3 piece wall kit that comes with the shower base.

Contractor will following all manufacturing recommendations including but not limit to caulking an sealants for a water tight installation when installation all shower units. Contractor will ensure that the wall kit has shelves for soap, shampoo, etc.

Contractor will use rust proof screws to secure in place.

• Contractor will purchase and install new shower head, drain, mixing valve and complete shower trim by Simons or equal.

• Contractor will buy and install new American Standard Elongated Comfort Hight toilets or equal. Power-flush hands-free type for installation in all bathrooms.

• Contractor will install flushometers by (Sloan) Optima or equal for all toilets in all bathrooms.

• Contractor will buy and use new piping, drains, elbows, shut off valves, connecters, etc. Contractor will close, seal, cap off, remove, all plumbing that is no longer needed in all bathrooms that are under construction. Contractor will finish by using Lave Guards for all exposed piping and shut off valves in all bathroom’s sinks.

• Contractor will install hands free toilets, urinals, and faucets.

• Contractor will remove the existing lights, ceiling fans, mirrors, in all bathrooms.

Contractor will buy and replace same in kind to all bathrooms.

• Contractor will patch, sand and paint all areas of bathroom that is not tiled in bathroom and bathroom door with mold resistant paint with one coat primer two coats finish paint. (Owner will pick from 3 colors within white color family. (Benjamin Moore or equal semi-gloss on trim and flat ceiling).

• The ceiling fan comes on automatically with light switch.

• Contractor will buy and replace the existing GFCI outlet around newly installed sink area.

• (Entry threshold to bathrooms is to remain).

• Contractor will do all that’s needed for a complete job in this area.

• Contractor will buy and install in all bathroom’s new fixtures. Sinks will be wall hung. Contractor will reinforce the wall by removing the sheetrock and installing 2” by 6” Doug fir for reinforcement then sheetrock and tape finish.

• Contractor will buy and install. Hand free faucets by America standard or equal.

The owner is responsible for the purchase and installation of all toiletries inside the bathroom. Contractor will buy and install one (1) 24” towel bar.

Building Lights

• Contractor will buy and replace the existing lighting throughout building with new

2’ x 4’ LED lights.

Contractor will remove and discard roughly one hundred and six (106) existing ceiling lights 2’, x 4’ to a legal dumping area. Contractor is responsible for any damage to ceiling tiles and grids when replacing lights. Contractor will buy and install roughly twenty-two (22) recessed light and eighty-four (84) flush mount light thoroughly building.

3rd Fl Laundry

• Contractor will patch, sand and paint all area in laundry room on the 3rd floor including door with mold resistant paint with one coat primer two coats finish paint. (Owner will pick from 3 colors within white color family. (Benjamin Moore or equal semi-gloss on trim and flat ceiling).

3rd Fl Kitchen

• Contractor will remove existing kitchen cabinets, counter tops, and backsplash legally offsite to a proper dumping area.

• Contractor will field measure all existing cabinets roughly 12' linear ft. of cabinets and roughly 6' liner ft. of countertop.

• Contractor will buy and install new medium grade cabinets to the same location including all spacer and hardware. (Owner will pick style of cabinets and hardware).

• No material will be purchased without the facility manager’s approval. The facility manager has the sole right to pick the color of the cabinets and hardware

• The contractor will show owner at least three (3) samples of the cabinets, countertops, and hardware.

• Contractor will prep the existing walls where new cabinets are to be hung so they will be secured properly to the walls. Contractor will purchase and install new Silestone or equal countertops with a bullnose finish on all edges that are not exposed. Contractor will install a four (4) inch backsplash to all countertop's locations.

• Contractor will buy and install a 25: undermount stainless steel sink with new countertop. Contractor allowance for new sink is $300.

• Contractor will buy and install one (1) new faucet with sprayer. Contractor allowance for new faucet is $300,00. (Owner to pick color).

Stair Treads

• Contractor will remove and discard the existing stair treads on both sides of the building stairwells leading to all floors. Contractor will remove stair treads in main entry way to building and basement area. Contractor will dispose to a legal dumping site. Contractor will prep stairs and remove, sand, and clean before applying the new glue and stair treads.

• Contractor will purchase and install new rubber stair treads using proper stair tread glue/adhesive for the installation. Stair treads will have Grit Tape Inserts.

Stair treads will be rubber heavy commercial grade thickness. 3/16 thick at nose and 1-1/2” deep square nose or whatever is needed for this application depending on the existing nosing on the stairs. Vinyl treads will not be accepted.

• Contractor will buy and install roughly one hundred forty-two (142) stair treads for completion of the job. Contractor will allow a minimum of $25.00 a linear foot for the purchase of the stair treads. Stair treads will be Uline or equal. Contractor will not purchase without talking to the facilities director. (owner to pick color).

Total $____________________

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