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Attachment 4

SCOPE OF WORK

Project No.: AU-00003-3J Project Title: Convert two (2) Company Operations Facilities (COF) into one (1) COF, Bldg. 7026

GENERAL:

The required work includes the principal features listed below. The outline of principal features does not limit the responsibility of the Contractor to furnish all plant, labor, equipment, materials and transportation to result in a complete, usable facility.

1. All drains are assumed functional. It is the contractor’s responsibility to verify the condition of drains and notify the Government Quality Assurance (QA) Inspector or Project Manager of any nonfunctional drains prior to starting work.

2. All new work shall meet current Mechanical, Electric and Industrial Standards. Test results per CSI 01031- 4000 of the Unit Price Book (UPB) including load test.

3. It is the contractor’s responsibility to verify site conditions, measurements, associated equipment/materials and quantities including revisions to the Scope of Work.

4. PPE must be worn at all times by personnel on site, including hard hats, steel toed work shoes, gloves or as required for the task being performed. All site personnel will wear identification badges and all vehicles/equipment must be properly marked with contractor’s identification.

5. Work area(s) will be clean and all lights turned off at the end of each work day.

6. Provide O&M manuals, specifications and prints for all new equipment to the Project Managers at project completion.

7. Contractor will maintain a project board with updated/maintained record drawings as built, hot work permits, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, and emergency notification numbers.

8. Replacement components shall be sized to match existing component sizes.

9. The contractor shall complete and submit a Schedule of Material Submittals (SMS) five (5) days after task order award.

WARRANTIES:

Provide a separate warranty submittal on any parts or equipment that has a warranty period that is greater than one year, per contract specification “SECTION 01 32 33 00m - WARRANTY OF CONSTRUCTION” and include warranty information on submittal register IAW “SECTION 01 70 00 00 - CLOSEOUT PROCEDURES”. Upon project completion, demonstration and training will be provided to DPW O&M maintenance personnel for newly installed systems, equipment, etc… as required by contract specification SECTION 01 30 00 00a - DEMONSTRATION AND TRAINING.

PRINCIPAL FEATURES:

1. Conduct construction waste management requirements per Section 01 74 19 00 salvaging, recycling and disposing of nonhazardous demolition and construction waste. Deliver all salvable demolished items and non-salvable demolished items in accordance with the contract. Receipt(s) of turn in shall be given to the Government QA Inspector.

2. Remove hazardous waste materials (ACM, ballast, fluorescent tubes, etc…) will be disposed of per Sections 02 81 00 00 Disposal of Hazardous Materials, 02 82 00 00 Asbestos Containing Materials and 26 01 50 51 Removal of Fluorescent Light Ballast/Capacitors and Fluorescent Light tubes should any or all apply to this project. Receipts for turn in of these materials will be given to the QA Inspector.

3. Lead Safe Work practices will be used if LBP exist.

4. Install erosion control as needed.

5. Provide submittals for approval by the Contracting Officer on all construction materials, prior to the start of construction. Provide all documentation and perform all work in accordance with the contract specifically sections; C.1.18.1. PROPOSAL DRAWINGS and H.6.3.4. CONTRACTOR’S TASK ORDER PROPOSAL.

6. Every UPB line item of the Contractor's proposal shall include notes that clearly indicate the location(s) where the work for that line item is to be performed. Where a UPB line item is to be installed at multiple locations, multiple entries of the UPB line item shall be included in the proposal as required to clearly indicate where the line items are to be installed and justify the quantities. The proposal and proposal drawings shall identify items and work by calling out drawing sheet number and location in the proposal note block.

7. Provide all documentation and perform all work in accordance with the contract.

8. Provide building and construction methods per LEED requirements and contract specifications. SECTION 01 32 33 00i - LEED REQUIREMENTS

9. Perform demolition and install new work in accordance with the Technical Specifications.

10. The work shall include but is not limited to:

Demolition and construction of walls and cages as indicated on drawings. Remove and replace all existing floor Vinyl Composition Tile (VCT). Remove and replace all existing ceiling tile with new. Patch, repair floors and ceilings where walls were removed or added. Construct new showers and move latrine fixtures as shown on the drawings. Provide new water heater of adequate size for additional showers. Replace existing T12 light fixtures with energy efficient T8 fixtures. Repair concrete slab construction joints in the Equipment Maintenance area. Patch and paint walls where walls were removed. Install new air conditioning to supply the back room. Install dedicated air conditioning systems to the arms room and secured storage for non-sensitive items area. Insulate the roof deck in the Equipment Maintenance area. Replace existing T12 light fixtures with energy efficient T5 high bay fluorescent light fixtures in the Equipment Maintenance area. Install fire sprinkler system, smoke detectors and graphic annunciator panel as needed.

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