Exhibit G: Mold Remediation Protocol

This document is a mold remediation protocol exhibit prepared for the Health and Human Services department in Tyler, Texas, establishing standardized procedures for addressing mold contamination in state facilities. The protocol outlines comprehensive guidelines for mold assessment, containment, remediation, and post-remediation verification to ensure safe indoor environments and compliance with health and safety standards. The document serves as a technical specification document that bidders and contractors must follow when responding to the emergency mold remediation contract opportunity and provides detailed step-by-step procedures for identifying mold-affected areas, determining remediation scope, implementing containment measures, removing contaminated materials, and conducting air quality testing to confirm successful remediation completion.

The protocol establishes clear performance standards and requirements that contractors must meet throughout the mold remediation process, including documentation procedures, safety protocols for worker and occupant protection, disposal requirements for contaminated materials, and testing methodologies for post-remediation clearance. By defining these technical specifications in advance, the exhibit enables HHS to ensure consistent quality and effectiveness across all mold remediation projects undertaken by qualified contractors, while providing bidders with explicit expectations and requirements necessary to prepare accurate proposals and execute remediation work that meets the state's health and facility management standards.