Attachment_1_-_Tasks_Listing.pdf

FA4427-17-R-0101

19 DEC 2016

SCHEDULE B TASKS LISTING: PAINT, SIGNS AND HWY ROAD STRIPING

001 - PAINT STRIPING: Application of new acrylic waterborne paint for striping parking lots in accordance with Section 32 17 23, Pavement Markings. Striping lines are measured by linear feet

(LF) color: white. This task includes labor, material and equipment.

001A – 4 inch wide striping (i.e. parking lot stall, access aisles)

001B – 6 inch wide striping

001C – 8 inch wide striping (i.e. stop bar)

001D – 12 inch wide striping

002 - THERMOPLASTIC (INSTEAD OF PAINT): Markings shall comply with SECTION 32 17

23, PAVEMENTS MARKINGS and latest CalTrans Standards and MUTCD. Crosswalks, stop bars, yield markings street markings mainly are where thermoplastic or flame-tape is used but can be applied wherever requested or required by QAE/COR, Federal, State or local government codes. The mil thickness must meet the same codes and be applied IAW these codes. The markings will be measured by linear feet (LF). This task includes labor, material and equipment. Color will be yellow or white as directed.

002A – 4 inch wide striping (i.e. centerline of roads)

002B – 6 inch wide striping (i.e. road intersections)

002C – 8 inch wide striping (i.e. road intersections, stop bar)

002D – 12 inch wide striping (i.e. crosswalks)

003 - THERMOPLASTIC STENCILS: Application of new markings in accordance with Section

32 17 23, Pavement Markings. Thermoplastic numbers or letters on pavement shall be measured in square feet (SF). This task includes labor, material and equipment.

004 - LAYOUT PARKING LOT (CHALK/DRAWING): Layout marking of new parking lots or existing parking lots that are faded or worn beyond ability to see the lines. Space between lines, where the vehicle parks and method and color of marking will be no less than the State or local laws or regulations. Handicap parking spaces must meet the Architectural Barriers Act (ABA) Guidelines for Accessibility. Each line chalked is measured in linear feet (LF). This task includes labor, material and equipment.

005 - PAINT SOLID WHITE ROAD EDGE: A 4” solid white line with acrylic waterborne paint is mainly used as a fog line where no road side curb exists. This type of line can be used where any solid white line is required. Lines are measured by linear feet (LF). This task includes labor, material

006 - THERMOPLASTIC BROKEN CENTER LINE ROADWAY: A 4” thermoplastic broken line IAW the Federal, State or local codes and may be white or yellow as directed. Lines are measured by linear feet (LF). This task includes labor, material and equipment.

007 - ADDITION OF REFLECTIVE BEAD: Reflective beads are added to the paint or thermoplastic to assure the lines can be seen at night and/or in fog conditions on the roads IAW

Federal, State and local government codes. Reflective beads can be requested to be added when any paint or thermoplastic is applied and usually are not used for parking lots. Application is measured by linear feet (LF). This task includes labor, material and equipment.

007A – 4 inch wide striping (i.e. parking lot stall, access aisles)

007B – 6 inch wide striping

007C – 8 inch wide striping (i.e. stop bar)

007D – 12 inch wide striping

008 - THERMOPLASTIC DOUBLE YELLOW DIVIDER: The use of double yellow lines are to be applied to the roads IAW Federal, State and local government codes. These lines are mainly used as a middle road divider lines but codes can require them on road edges. Double yellow dividers are measured by linear feet (LF). This task includes labor, material and equipment.

009 - THERMOPLASTIC DOUBLE YELLOW BROKEN LINES: These are middle road divider lines applied to the roads IAW Federal, State and local government codes. These lines are mainly used as middle road divider lines but codes can require them on road edges. Double yellow broken lines are measured by linear feet (LF). This task includes labor, material and equipment.

010 - PAINT AIRCRAFT RED, YELLOW SAFETY SOLID: The use of aircraft lines are to be applied to the roads IAW Federal, State and local government codes. These lines are mainly used to guide aircraft towards aircraft hangers or in aircraft hangers. These lines might also be required on perimeter roads, FOD checkpoints and in very rare cases on the airfield. This task includes labor, material and equipment. Striping lines are measured by linear feet (LF). Color may be red or yellow as directed. This task includes labor, material and equipment.

010A –4 inch wide striping

010B –12 inch wide striping

010C – 24 inch wide striping

011 - ERADICATION OF OBSOLETE PAVING MARKINGS: There are occasions when road marking codes change, road markings are no longer needed due to new requirements. Removal shall be in accordance with Section 32 17 23, Pavement Markings. This task includes labor, material and equipment. Removal is measured by square feet (SF). Use the following line items for the method of removal.

011A – Sandblasting

011B – Waterblasting

011C – Grinding

012 - INSTALL TRAFFIC RAISED MARKERS: Reflective raised markers are an important means of noting locations of hydrants at night. Markings shall comply with SECTION 32 17 23, PAVEMENTS MARKINGS and latest CalTrans Standards and MUTCD. This task is installed as

EA and includes labor, material and equipment. (i.e. Red - wrong way, White - correct way and

Blue- fire hydrant)

013 - REMOVAL TRAFFIC DOTS/MARKERS: Removal of traffic dots/markers might be required due to changes in road traffic and these dots/markers are to be removed by means of minimal damage of the road, pavement or cement. This task is calculated by EA and includes labor and equipment to perform the work.

014 – REPAIR PAVEMENT OR CEMENT DUE TO REMOVAL OF TRAFFIC

DOTS/MARKERS: Dot markers removal due to damage and if damage is more than direct surface

(hole is made) area must be saw cut and filled with same material (asphalt or concrete). This task is calculated by square feet (SF) and includes labor, material and equipment.

015 - THERMOPLASTIC TRAFFIC DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE: This is used for directional arrow lines on roads for showing the direction of traffic (left, right or straight). These will be applied by the size IAW Federal, State and local government codes. Directional signage is measured in square feet (SF). This task includes labor, material and equipment.

016 - PAINT TRAFFIC ARROW SIGNAGE: This is used for right, left or straight arrow lines on parking lots for showing the direction of traffic. These will be applied by the size IAW Federal, State and local government codes. Arrow signage is measured in square feet (SF). This task includes labor, material and equipment.

017- PAINT ROAD MARKING - LETTERING, STOP, YIELD, ETC: Lettering or markings on pavement using stencils are measured by square feet (SF). Painting over existing or new and will be applied by size and shape IAW Federal, State and local codes. This task includes labor, material and equipment.

018 - INSTALL SIGN ON EXISTING POLE: New or old sign to be installed to existing sign pole and holes drilled as needed to place properly and IAW codes for height and so it does not block the view of traffic or low enough for pedestrian to walk into it. This task is calculated by EA and includes labor, material and equipment.

019 - INSTALL NEW SIGN POLE: If installation of new sign pole is to replace an existing location no dig permit is required. Old concrete footing is to be removed, new concrete footing poured, and sign pole is to be placed so sign pole is level on all sides. Installation of new sign pole at new location requires the above as well as a dig permit. This task is calculated by EA and includes

020 - INSTALL NEW SIGN POLE SLEEVE – Install sign pole sleeve to support number 019.

Sign pole sleeve is to be level on all sides. This task is calculated by EA and includes labor, material

021 - REMOVE EXISTING POLE: Existing pole is to be removed as well as the concrete footing holding it in place and the hole is to be filled with soil, compacted and finished to match surrounding grade. This task is calculated by EA and includes labor, material and equipment.

022 - NEW SIGN: Lettering and graphics of the sign is to be made using a computer program and a special cutting or laser method of creating the wording and graphics on differing materials. Requests can be made for all differing types of colors and reflective or non-reflective materials. In most cases a one color background is applied to a steel metal or aluminum metal in the size requested and words, number and/or graphics are then applied onto the background in a neat, centered and appealing layout. Layouts of sign are to be IAW Federal, State and local government codes or by means of a provided layout design, drawing or plan. Signs are measured by square feet (SF) regardless of amount of lettering involved. This task includes labor, material and equipment.

023 - NEW MAGNETIC SIGN: Same as number 022 but is applied to magnetic material. Signs are measured by square foot (SF) regardless of amount of lettering involved. This task includes labor, material and equipment.

024 - INSTALL SIGNS TO EXISTING POLE: This line item is to be used for a sign to be installed onto existing poles by means of two bolts on a standard pole as indicated in number 018.

This also applies to signs installed on existing light poles or other means of strapping devices used to attach the sign. This task is calculated by EA and includes labor, material and equipment.

025 - REMOVE EXISTING SIGN: Removal of any size or type of sign from existing pole, light pole, or any other means that the sign is attached. This task is calculated by EA and includes labor, 026 - PROVIDE/INSTALL NEW SIGN FRAME: This is for the making and installation of a B3, D2 or other like or type of sign. Fabricated sign frames consist of 3’’x 3” vertical post, 2”x 2” cross member, 2” x 1“ channel and installation. Include installation of frame in ground but does not include making of sign. This task is calculated by EA and includes labor, material and equipment.

027 - REFACE EXISTING SIGNS: This is for placing a one color background material usually on the back side of existing or newly made signs. This is usually the base dark brown color but can be any color of choice and can be reflective or non-reflective material. This task is measured by square feet (SF). This task includes labor, material and equipment.

028 - MUTCD/CalTrans DIAMOND GRADE SIGN: This is the new highway sign code and all signs must meet or exceed the Federal, State and local government code for this type of sign. There is a higher grade that could be required at a later date and will be provided if requested. These signs are mostly the STOP, YIELD, etc. This task is calculated by EA and includes labor, material and delivery.

029 - FREE STANDING SIGN STAND: These stands are round based, approximately 40 to 60 lbs in total weight so not to blow over in high winds and have a round pole about half way up the sign shaft and then flat section at top with multiple holes to match existing holes, move sign up or down as needed and to keep sign flat against the pole. This task is calculated by EA and includes labor, 030 - PRESSURE SENSITIVE LETTERS/GRAPHICS - GLASS DOORS: This is for lettering and/or graphics with lettering on glass surfaces no greater than 2 FT x 2 FT. This can be made in differing colors and then applied to the glass surface removing all bubbles, line and creases. In most cases this is a frosted glass etch type look. The Government provides any government type of graphics or specialized graphics needed for this task. This task is calculated by square feet (SF) and includes labor, material, standard graphics and equipment.

031 - TAPE/TEXTURE DRYWALL: Tape with a paper or manmade mesh product and use drywall mud over this material in all corners, ceiling connections and where drywall meets other drywall to cover all of these areas. Sand smooth, reapply as needed until smooth enough to match adjacent areas and/or ready for texturing. If texture is being applied it is to match or blend with existing wall or nearby walls matching as best as possible to existing texture. If texture is for completely new area or can blend into other existing areas use a light knock down method of texturing. This task is calculated by square feet (SF) and includes labor, material and equipment.

032 - PATCH/PLASTER/SAND DRYWALL: Patching/plaster and sanding will be used for holes in the drywall that exceed one (1) square inch in size and in most cases will be followed by line number 041 “Paint Interior”. Holes that exceed the one (1) square inch size will be prepped for proper patching/plastering of the hole(s), sanded and then textured to match existing area. Holes or damage areas not to exceed 4 SF. This task is calculated by square feet (SF) and includes labor, 033 - PAINT INTERIOR (1 COAT): Before painting the holes in the walls one (1) inch square or less will be patched or filled, sanded and texture matched to existing. Once the wall(s) are prepped for painting they can be sprayed, brushed or roll painted as the contractor determines to be the best coverage giving the best appearance. The contractor is responsible to protect the flooring, furniture and other office equipment and/or furniture in the working area. This task is calculated by square feet

(SF) and includes labor, material and equipment.

034 - WALLPAPER REMOVAL: Wallpaper will be removed by best method determined by the contractor leaving as little to no damage to the drywall underneath. The contractor will then skim-coat the walls and sand to as smooth of a finish as possible. This line number will likely be proceeded by line numbers 039 and 041 to finish the walls. This task is calculated by square feet (SF) and includes labor, material and equipment.

035 - PAINT TRIM/MISC: Most offices have trim only around the doors as the floors are a rubber cove base material and there are very few offices with chair railing and/or ceiling molding. This painting of trims and miscellaneous will mostly be wood surfaces accomplished with a semi-gloss or gloss type of paint but could include metal or other types of trim. This task is calculated by linear feet

(LF) up to a 6 inch width and includes labor, material and equipment.

036 - COVE BASE (RUBBER), REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION: Removal of old and installing of new cove base inside facilities to match existing adjacent cove base. Material will be rubber. This task is calculated by linear feet (LF) and includes labor, material and equipment.

036A – 4 inch width

036B – 6 inch width

037 - REMOVE ACOUSTICAL CEILING: Removal of acoustical ceiling is also referred to as a popcorn type ceiling. Before removal can be accomplished it must be determined that no asbestos is present in the materials being removed. The government will have this test accomplished and a copy of the results will be provided to the contracted (if needed) and a copy to the contracting office. Other line numbers may be used or needed to texture and paint. This task is calculated by square feet (SF) and includes labor, material and equipment.

038 - REPAIR ACOUSTICAL CEILING: Due to the cost of removing the acoustical ceiling materials there is sometimes a need to repair or patch damaged areas in the old ceiling material. This repair is to match as best as possible with the existing material and touched up to match the color as best as possible. This task is calculated by square feet (SF) and includes labor, material and

039 – FLAT LATEX PAINT ON CONCRETE, MASONRY, EIFS, BRICK & CEM.

COMPOSITION SIDING/PANELS:

039A - PREPARATION: Removal of all deleterious substances on the surface of the painted area, including but not limited to signs or fixtures which should be salvaged and reinstalled. Containment of materials removed and new material applied by means of taping, plastic and/or canvas to cover all areas assuring no paint spills or damage by overspray. Contractor is not to move personal items off of the desks, walls, bookshelves, etc. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, materials and

039B - PRIMER: Required on new materials before applying the first coat of paint, or on previously painted surfaces to cover darker paint. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and

039C - PAINT (1 Coat): Apply one coat of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this type of coating. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and equipment.

039D - PAINT (2 Coats): Apply two coats of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this type of coating. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and equipment.

040 - LATEX AGGREGATE COATING TO MATCH TEXTURE OF ADJACENT

SURFACES: Self-explanatory. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and

041 - ELASTOMERIC COATING ON CONCRETE, CONC. MASONRY, EIFS, STUCCO,

BRICK & CEM. ASBESTOS.

041A - PREPARATION: Removal of all deleterious substances on the surface of the painted area, including but not limited to signs or fixtures which should be salvaged and reinstalled. Containment of materials removed and new material applied by means of taping, plastic and/or canvas to cover all areas assuring no paint spills or damage by overspray. See specification for details. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, materials and equipment.

041B - PRIMER: Required on new materials before applying the first coat of paint, or on previously painted surfaces to cover darker paint. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and

041C - PAINT (1 Coat): Apply one coat of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this type

041D - PAINT (2 Coats): Apply two coats of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this

042 - GLOSS ALKYD ON METAL SIDING, GUTTERS, DOWNSPOUTS, FLASHING &

ROOF METAL TRIM, FASCIA.

042A - PREPARATION: Removal of all deleterious substances on the surface of the painted area, including but not limited to signs or fixtures which should be salvaged and reinstalled. Containment of materials removed and new material applied by means of taping, plastic and/or canvas to cover all

042B - PRIMER: Required on new materials before applying the first coat of paint, or on previously painted surfaces to cover darker paint. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and

042C - PAINT (1 Coat): Apply one coat of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this type

042D - PAINT This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and equipment. (2 Coats):

Apply two coats of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this type of coating.

043 - WATERBORNE LIGHT INDUSTIAL GLOSS STRUCTURAL STEEL, TANKS,

LADDERS, METAL DOORS, WINDOW FRAMES & TRIM

043A - PREPARATION: Removal of all deleterious substances on the surface of the painted area, including but not limited to signs or fixtures which should be salvaged and reinstalled. Containment of materials removed and new material applied by means of taping, plastic and/or canvas to cover all calculated by SF and includes labor and equipment.

043B - PRIMER: Required on new materials before applying the first coat of paint, or on previously painted surfaces to cover darker paint. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and

043C - PAINT (1 Coat): Apply one coat of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this type

043D - PAINT (2 Coats): Apply two coats of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this

044 - HEAT RESISTANT ENAMEL/COATING HOT METAL SURFACES INCL.

SMOKESTACKS

044A - PREPARATION: Removal of all deleterious substances on the surface of the painted area, including but not limited to signs or fixtures which should be salvaged and reinstalled. Containment of materials removed and new material applied by means of taping, plastic and/or canvas to cover all

044B - PRIMER: Required on new materials before applying the first coat of paint, or on previously painted surfaces to cover darker paint. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and

044C - PAINT (1 Coat): Apply one coat of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this type of coating. This is calculated by SF and task includes labor, material and equipment.

044D - PAINT (2 Coats): Apply two coats of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this

045 - INORGANIC ZINC RICH COATING ON RAILINGS, STAIRS, LADDERS, DOORS,

WINDOWS, FRAMES & TRIM

045A - PREPARATION: Removal of all deleterious substances on the surface of the painted area, including but not limited to signs or fixtures which should be salvaged and reinstalled. Containment of materials removed and new material applied by means of taping, plastic and/or canvas to cover all

045B - PRIMER: Required on new materials before applying the first coat of paint, or on previously painted surfaces to cover darker paint. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and

045C - PAINT (1 Coat): Apply one coat of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this type

045D - PAINT (2 Coats): Apply two coats of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this

046 - SEMIGLOSS LATEX ON WOOD SIDING, DOORS, WINDOWS, FRAMES, TRIM,

FASCIA, PLYWOOD, SHINGLES & ROUGH LUMBER

046A - PREPARATION: Removal of all deleterious substances on the surface of the painted area, including but not limited to signs or fixtures which should be salvaged and reinstalled. Containment of materials removed and new material applied by means of taping, plastic and/or canvas to cover all

046B - PRIMER: Required on new materials before applying the first coat of paint, or on previously painted surfaces to cover darker paint. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and

046C - PAINT (1 Coat): Apply one coat of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this type

046D - PAINT (2 Coats): Apply two coats of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this

047 - SEMIGLOSS ALKYD ON WOOD SIDING, DOORS, WINDOWS, FRAMES, TRIM,

FASCIA, PLYWOOD, SHINGLES & ROUGH LUMBER

047A - PREPARATION: Removal of all deleterious substances on the surface of the painted area, including but not limited to signs or fixtures which should be salvaged and reinstalled. Containment of materials removed and new material applied by means of taping, plastic and/or canvas to cover all

047B - PRIMER: Required on new materials before applying the first coat of paint, or on previously painted surfaces to cover darker paint. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and

047C - PAINT (1 Coat): Apply one coat of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this type

047D - PAINT (2 Coats): Apply two coats of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this

048 - SEMI-TRANSPARENT STAIN WOOD DOORS, FRAMES, TRIM & PLYWOOD

048A - PREPARATION: Removal of all deleterious substances on the surface of the painted area, including but not limited to signs or fixtures which should be salvaged and reinstalled. Containment of materials removed and new material applied by means of taping, plastic and/or canvas to cover all areas assuring no paint spills or damage by overspray. See specification for details. . This task is

048B – STAIN COATING (1 Coat): Apply one coat of stain. This task is calculated by SF and

048C – STAIN COAT (2 Coats): Apply two coats of stain. This task is calculated by SF and

049 - GLOSS LATEX ON GLASS, CANVAS, CLOTH COVERINGS

049A - PREPARATION: Removal of all deleterious substances on the surface of the painted area, including but not limited to signs or fixtures which should be salvaged and reinstalled. Containment of materials removed and new material applied by means of taping, plastic and/or canvas to cover all

049B - PRIMER: Required on new materials before applying the first coat of paint, or on previously painted surfaces to cover darker paint. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and

049C - PAINT (1 Coat): Apply one coat of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this type

049D - PAINT (2 Coats): Apply two coats of paint to at least the specified mil thickness for this

050 - SURFACE REPAIR DURING PREP WORK REPAIRS TO ALL SURFACES BEYOND

HAIRLINE CRACKS

050A - BACKER ROD, 1/4" DIAMETER OR GREATER: In most cases this work will be accomplished within CE shops but should CE manpower not be available the contractor will make appropriate repairs. Covers cost of material, equipment and labor to install backer rod by the linear foot, LF. This task includes labor, material and equipment.

050B - MASONRY JOINTS FILLED OR REPAIRED: In most cases this work will be accomplished within CE shops but should CE manpower not be available the contractor will make appropriate repairs. Covers cost of material, equipment and labor to fill or repair CMU joints with acrylic latex by the linear foot, LF. This task includes labor, material and equipment.

050C - CRACKS FILLED, GREATER THAN 1/4": In most cases this work will be accomplished within CE shops but should CE manpower not be available the contractor will make appropriate repairs. Covers cost of material, equipment and labor to bridge gaps with silicone joint fillers.

Finish to match adjacent surface. Quantities are measured in linear foot, LF. This task includes

050D - SPALLS IN STUCCO/CONCRETE FILLED PER 1/4" THICKNESS: In most cases this work will be accomplished within CE shops but should CE manpower not be available the contractor will make appropriate repairs. Covers cost of material, equipment and labor to fill spalls in stucco or concrete for every ¼” thickness. Area is measured in square feet, SF. This task includes labor, 051 - WOOD TRIM OR FASCIA REPLACED - DRY ROT OR DAMAGED: In most cases this will make appropriate repairs. Covers cost of material, equipment and labor to replace damaged wood by the linear foot, LF. This task includes labor, material and equipment.

051A – 1x6

051B – 1x8

051C – 1x10

052 – GALVANIZED STEEL SHEET METAL REPLACEMENT, 24 GAGE: In most cases this will make appropriate repairs. Covers cost of material, equipment and labor to replace damaged sheet metal by the square foot, SF. This task includes labor, material and equipment.

053 - CAULK AROUND WINDOWS, DOOR FRAMES & PENETRATIONS ON PAINTED

SURFACE: In most cases this work will be accomplished within CE shops but should CE manpower not be available the contractor will make appropriate repairs. This task is calculated by LF and

054 - PRESSURE WASH: Using power washing equipment with the proper head, pressure with or without soap to clean off built up soil, mold, peeling paint, stains or loose building material before priming and/or painting. This is generally part of the procedure for preparation of surfaces, but may be a separate line item where specified in a delivery order. This task is calculated by SF and includes

055 - ADDITIONAL MATERIALS, LABOR and EQUIPMENT

055A - 6-MIL SHEET PLASTIC GROUND COVER, INCLUDES TAPE & LABOR SET-UP:

Any additional material required beyond what is typically provided under surface preparation. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, material and equipment.

055B - SIGNS, BARRICADES/TAPE, INCLUDES LABOR & MATERIAL SET-UP & TAKE

DOWN (D.O. SPECIFIC): Work areas need to be cordoned off to insure proper safety boundaries are well defined for non-worker personnel. This task is calculated by hourly rate and includes labor, 055C - TRISODIUM PHOSPHATE SOLUTION: The major use for tri-sodium phosphate is in cleaning agents. This is to be used for cleaning of surfaces, equipment, and/or tools. Contractor shall ensure it is disposed of in the proper manner. This task is calculated by SF and includes labor, 056 - LEAD ABATEMENT: Proper removal of lead based paint IAW Bio Environmental, EPA guidelines, Federal and local codes and regulations. This is calculated by SF and task includes labor, material and equipment to remove lead based paint by means of hand scraping.

056A - LEAD SAMPLING & TESTING (D.O. SPECIFIC): Following proper protocol for the removal of material samples IAW environmental guidelines and testing performed by an independent testing laboratory. This task is calculated by EA and includes labor, material and equipment.

056B - LEAD REMOVAL: Proper removal and insurance of removing, capturing, collecting and disposal of all loose and flaking lead based paint. This task is calculated by SF of area affected and

056C - HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL: If the content and volume of the lead being removed determines it is Hazardous it will be packaged, tagged and disposed of in the proper manner according to the State EPA, Federal and/or local government. Contractor must coordinate with base for generator number and to supply proof of manifest documents. This task is calculated by EA 55 gallon container and includes transportation, labor, material and equipment.

057 - LIFT RENTAL: This is an item that due to low volume use and high maintenance the contractor would need to obtain them commercially every time one is needed for higher than 1 floor.

057A - 2-3 Floor building, this task is calculated by actual receipt from store and/or supplier of this type of equipment.

057B - 4 Floor and higher building, this task is calculated by actual receipt from store and/or supplier of this type of equipment.

057C - Air Craft Hanger building, this task is calculated by actual receipt from store and/or supplier of this type of equipment.

058 - HEALTH & SAFETY PLAN, D.O. SPECIFIC (when required): This is a plan required for all jobs and consists of but is not limited to how the work will be accomplished, the safety plan, who will be working, the workers certifications, parking plan and all other items called out for to be in this plan. This task is calculated by EA and includes the labor, materials and equipment required to support.

059 – LEAD REMOVAL PLAN, D.O. SPECIFIC (when required): This is a plan required for all jobs and consists of but is not limited to how the work will be accomplished, lead sampling results, worker certifications, and all other items called out for to be in this plan. This task is calculated by

EA and includes the labor, materials and equipment required to support.