67538_Statement_of_Work.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK

Remove Existing Soundproofing Panels and Install New Drywall.

Location Building: 1543 By: Patrick LeBorgne

WORK ORDER NUMBER: 67538

DATED: 4 April 2019

1. GENERAL INFORMATION:

This project is intended to remove existing soundproofing panels and install new drywall in accordance with all applicable National, Air Force, State and local building codes and regulations. This work will consist of supplying/furnishing all labor, materials, tools, equipment, shop drawings, and expenses necessary to accomplish the work described below in compliance with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Building Code and Massachusetts General Law requirements, Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) state and federal codes, base standards and manufacturer’s instructions. Where there is a conflict between nationally recognized codes and local codes, the most stringent shall apply. Effective immediately: Due to safety concerns the use of manhole fixed ladders on Hanscom AFB is prohibited for the purpose of entry and egress. An alternative means is authorized (i.e. appropriate portable ladder/personnel lowering device).

2. SCOPE: Remove existing soundproofing panels and install new drywall.

• Contractor shall be responsible for moving all furniture away from walls and returning furniture to their original locations when work is completed.

• Contractor shall cover all furniture, computer equipment, office equipment, and floor while work is being performed and remove covering when work is completed.

• Contractor shall be responsible for removing and reinstalling dry erase boards and items mounted to the ceiling.

• Requester shall be responsible for removing personal items from walls and reinstalling items on walls when work is completed. Personal items shall include pictures, plaques, maps, awards, legacy items, etc.

• Classroom Area o Remove and properly dispose of the existing ceiling tiles (approximately 900 square feet).

o Remove and trim cross tees (as required) connected to the ceiling wall angle.

o Remove and properly dispose of the existing ceiling wall angle.

o Remove and properly dispose of the existing oak trim to include baseboard trim, window trim, door trim, chair rail, etc.

o Remove and properly dispose of the existing cover plates to include outlets, switches, communications, etc.

o Remove existing exit signs, emergency lighting fixtures, hornstrobes, emergency pull switches, thermostats, etc. from the existing soundproofing panels and reinstall to their original locations after the new sound dampening drywall is installed on walls.

o Remove and properly dispose of the existing soundproofing panels on walls (approximately 1100 square feet) including all fasteners, trim, moldings, channels, etc,.

o Install new dB-Bloc sound barrier membrane on walls per manufacturer’s recommendations.

o Install new resilient channels (25 gauge steel, single leg, ½” height, 1-1/2” wide) perpendicular to wall framing studs. New resilient channels shall be installed per manufacturer’s recommendations.

o Install new ¼” foam sound dampening tape on to the new resilient channels.

o Install all necessary new extensions for outlet boxes, switch boxes, junction boxes, etc.

o Install new sound dampening drywall (1/2” thick) on to the new resilient channels.

New sound dampening drywall shall be QuietRock 500 or an approved equal. It shall be installed per manufacturer’s recommendations and shall be finished to a Level 4 finish.

o Seal all wall penetrations to include electrical outlets, electrical switches, communications outlets, etc. with an acoustical sealant.

o Prime all new sound dampening drywall walls. Primer shall be a latex primer.

o Paint all new sound dampening drywall walls (2 coats). Paint shall be Benjamin

Moore Navaho White latex paint with an eggshell finish.

o Reinstall existing exit signs, emergency lighting fixtures, hornstrobes, emergency pull switches, thermostats, etc. on to the new sound dampening drywall.

o Install new cover plates to include outlets, switches, communications, etc. New cover plates shall match the existing cover plates.

o Install new foam insulation around windows to seal any gaps. Foam insulation shall be installed according to manufacturer’s recommendations and windows shall be tested to make sure that they operate correctly before installing new trim.

o Install new oak trim to include baseboard trim, window trim, door trim, chair rail, etc. and shall include all necessary oak extension jambs. New oak trim shall match the existing oak trim and color and finish shall match the existing color and finish (as close as possible).

o Install new wall angle. New wall angle shall match the existing wall angle.

o Reinstall existing cross tees which were connected to the existing ceiling angle.

o Install new ceiling tiles. New ceiling tiles shall be Armstrong Optima 3250 or an approved equal.

• Office 1, Office 2, Administration Office, Front Entrance Area, and Back Entrance Area.

o Remove and trim cross tees (as required) connected to the ceiling wall angle.

o Remove and properly dispose of existing ceiling wall angle.

o Remove and properly dispose of the existing oak trim to include baseboard trim, window trim, door trim, chair rail, etc.

o Remove and properly dispose of the existing cover plates to include outlets, switches, communications, etc.

o Remove existing exit signs, emergency lighting fixtures, hornstrobes, emergency pull switches, thermostats, etc. from the existing soundproofing panels and reinstall to their original locations after new drywall is installed on walls.

o Remove and properly dispose of the existing soundproofing panels on walls (approximately 2300 square feet) including all fasteners, trim, moldings, channels, etc.

o Install all necessary new extensions for outlet boxes, switch boxes, junction boxes, etc.

o Install new ½” drywall on all walls and finish to a level 4 finish.

o Prime all new drywall walls. Primer shall be a latex primer.

o Paint all new drywall walls (2 coats). Paint shall be Benjamin Moore Navaho White latex paint with an eggshell finish.

o Reinstall existing exit signs, emergency lighting fixtures, hornstrobes, emergency pull switches, thermostats, etc. on to the new ½” drywall.

o Install new cover plates to include outlets, switches, communications, etc. New cover plates shall match the existing cover plates.

o Install new foam insulation around windows to seal any gaps. Foam insulation shall be installed according to manufacturer’s recommendations and windows shall be tested to make sure that they operate correctly before installing new trim.

o Install new oak trim to include baseboard trim, window trim, door trim, chair rail, etc. and shall include all necessary oak extension jambs. New oak trim shall match the existing oak trim and color and finish shall match the existing color and finish (as close as possible).

o Install new wall angle. New wall angle shall match the existing wall angle.

o Reinstall existing cross tees which were connected to the existing ceiling angle.

3. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:

Work includes, but is not limited to the following:

a. Provide resolutions of any technical problems that arise during the construction.

b. Should any change in scope be required, it must be coordinated with the Project POC and approved as a change order prior to performing the change in work.

c. Provide updates to Project POC. Any construction issues, changes to schedule, or schedule slippages with justification must be reported at the periodic updates.

d. The Contractor is solely responsible for compliance with the Occupational Safety and

Health Act of 1974 (OSHA) and the protection of their employees and all sub-contractor employees. In performing work under this contract on a Government installation, the contractor shall report any accidents involving Air Force property/equipment damage, or contractor personnel injuries occurring on the job or an accident resulting in death, injury, occupational disease, or adverse environmental impact to the contracting officer within five days.

e. Any modifications and addition on a facility that contains Lightning Protections System (LPS) This includes paint projects, roofing projects, projects requiring roof penetrations, installation of new HVAC or other metallic equipment, antenna installation, or other work.

Additions and modifications to the facility envelope require re-evaluation of the LPS for the completed facility as a whole. The LPS required by the addition or modification shall not be a simple addition to the LPS. The LPS must be considered a single entity and must comply with requirements of a single LPS upon completion. The LPS shall be inspected by a commercial, third-party inspector whose sole work is lightning protection, and shall be certified by this third-party inspector as compliant with AFI 32-1065 and NFPA 780, in that priority order. Projects calling for an LPS addition to an existing LPS project shall consider the configuration of the final LPS in the initial design. Projects of this type shall ensure the final LPS as a whole is compliant with AFI 32-1065 and NFPA 780, in that priority order. The same third-party inspector requirements shall apply.

f. Complete the “builder data inventory and assessment sheet” for newly installed assets, ensuring the bar code number is attached to the new equipment. Transfer bar codes from any removed equipment to the builder assessment ½ sheet form

g. Provide three (3) copies of O & M manuals and warranty letter

h. Period of Performance 90 days after award of contract

4. ADMINISTRATION:

Points of Contact (POC):

POC: Patrick LeBorgne Phone Number. (781) 225-2997 Alternate POC: Roland Hartz Phone Number. (781) 225-5924