Exhibit 1 Statement of Work- Bldg221.pdf
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- CUBICLE DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details a project for disassembly, removal, and reassembly of cubicles in Building 221, office 163. The service provider will disassemble 12 existing cubicles, carefully label and package all hardware and components, and then later reassemble the materials into 18-24 workspaces. The project involves a comprehensive inventory of furniture walls, desk surfaces, overhead storage, and other office components, with specific quantities listed for each item type.
The project is scheduled to have disassembly completed within 30 days after contract award, followed by a government-managed space refresh (cleaning, stripping, waxing, and painting) taking approximately 30-60 days. The reassembly will then be completed within 30 days after the space refresh. The service provider is responsible for providing necessary tools, ensuring safety compliance, maintaining communication, and addressing any issues promptly. The client will provide site access, specify storage locations, and perform the workspace preparation. The final acceptance criteria include successful disassembly of 12 cubicles and reassembly of 18-24 fully functional workspaces meeting the client's specifications.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Exhibit 3 Proposed Plan BG221 Bullpen.pdf | ||
| Exhibit 2 existing plan BG221 Bullpen.pdf |
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Statement of Work (SOW) for Disassembly, Removal, and Reassembly of Cubicles
1. Introduction This Statement of Work (SOW) outlines the tasks and responsibilities for a service provider to disassemble and remove 12 cubicles and all associated hardware from Building 221, office 163. The service provider will also return at a later date to reassemble the cubicles into 18-24 workspaces using the same existing hardware, pending availability of materials provided by the Government.
2. Scope of Work The service provider shall perform the following tasks:
2.1 Disassembly and Removal
• Disassemble 12 existing cubicles, including all associated hardware. Materials to be disassembled include but not limited to:
- Furniture Wall 42” wide x 60” tall – Qty 6
- Furniture Wall 60” wide x 42” tall – Qty 7
- Furniture Wall 36” wide x 60” tall – Qty 28
- Furniture Wall 30" wide x 60" tall – Qty 20
- Furniture Wall 24" wide x 60" tall – Qty 10
- Furniture Wall 24" wide x 60" tall Glass- Qty 6
- Furniture Wall 18" wide x 60" tall – Qty 4
- Furniture Wall 24" wide x 42" tall – Qty 2
- Furniture Post 60" tall(#) or Bracket(-) – Qty 13
- Desk Surface 60"x24" – Qty 9
- Desk Surface 60"x30" – Qty 3
- Desk w/overhead storage 72"x30" – Qty 8
- Desk w/overhead storage 72"x24" – Qty 4
- Desk Surface 72"x30" – Qty 1
- Desk Surface 66"x30" – Qty 1
- Desk w/overhead storage 36"x24" – Qty 4
- Desk Surface 36"x18" – Qty 7
- Desk Surface 36"x24" – Qty 2
- Desk Surface 42"x24" – Qty 2
- Overhead Storage 36" wide – Qty 2
- Copier – Qty 1
- Equipment to be removed – Qty 12
• After disassembly of materials, the contract shall carefully label and package all hardware and components to ensure they can be easily reassembled.
• Government will secure storage of all disassembled materials.
• Once the space is cleared, the Government will clean, strip, wax and paint all areas prior to the contractor returning. This effort will take approximately 30-60 days.
2.2 Reassembly
• Once the Government has performed necessary cleaning and painting, the contractor will return to center to reassemble.
• Reassemble the cubicles into 18-24 workspaces using the same existing hardware and components, pending the availability of materials.
• The reassembly materials will include but not limited to:
- Furniture Wall 42" wide x 60" tall – Qty 4
- Furniture Wall 60" wide x 42" tall – Qty 6
- Furniture Wall 36" wide x 60" tall – Qty 26
- Furniture Wall 30" wide x 60" tall – Qty 20
- Furniture Wall 24" wide x 60" tall – Qty 9
- Furniture Wall 24" wide x 60" tall Glass – Qty 4
- Furniture Wall 18" wide x 60" tall – Qty 2
- Furniture Wall 24" wide x 42" tall – Qty 2
- Furniture Post 60" tall(#) or Bracket(-) – Qty 13*
- Desk Surface 60"x24" – Qty 9
- Desk Surface 60"x30" – Qty 3
- Desk w/overhead storage 72"x30" – Qty 8
- Desk w/overhead storage 72"x24" – Qty 4
- Desk Surface 72"x30" – Qty 1
- Desk w/overhead storage 36"x24" – Qty 4
- Desk Surface 36"x18" – Qty 7
- Desk Surface 36”x24" – Qty 2
- Overhead Storage 36" wide – Qty 2
- Copier – Qty 1
• Contractor will need to provide 8 posts and brackets to support this (* above).
• Ensure all workspaces are fully functional and meet the client's specifications.
3. Deliverables
• Complete disassembly and removal of 12 cubicles.
• Government will secure storage of all disassembled components.
• Reassembly of 18-24 workspaces using the existing hardware.
4. Schedule
• Disassembly will take no longer than 30 days after contract award.
• Reassembly to be completed within 30 days after Government space refresh is complete.
5. Service Provider Responsibilities
• Provide all necessary tools and equipment for disassembly, removal, and reassembly.
• Ensure all work is performed safely and in compliance with relevant regulations.
• Maintain clear communication with the client throughout the project.
• Address any issues or concerns promptly.
5.2 Client Responsibilities
• Provide access to the site for disassembly, removal, and reassembly.
• Specify the storage location for disassembled components.
• Provide any necessary information or specifications for the reassembly of the workspaces.
• Perform the storage, cleaning, striping, waxing and painting for work area between disassembly and reassembly.
6. Acceptance Criteria
• Successful disassembly and removal of 12 cubicles.
• Reassembly of 18-24 workspaces that are fully functional and meet the client's specifications.
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