JA-2 Statement of Work.docx

STATEMENT OF WORK

PAINTING SERVICES

EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE

ALASKA

4 MAY 2011

Contents

Solicitation FA5004-11-B-D001 Attachment JA-2, Statement of Work

SECTION 1 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

01010. SUMMARY OF WORK: The contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, tools, materials, storage, supervision, transportation, and other items necessary to perform Painting Services at Eielson AFB, Alaska.

01011. A generalized description of services required under this contract are application of paints, primers, stains, varnishes and other protective coatings to the interior and exterior of base facilities and to pavements; wallpaper application; suitable preparatory cleaning including washing, blasting, sanding, and scraping; lead-paint abatement; sheetrock repair; caulking and crack filling; mudding and taping; texturing; and application of primers and seal coats. Work shall involve entire buildings or portions of a building, tanks, piping, utilidors, and trailer-mounted apparatus.

01012. The above description of work is for the purpose of general information only and is not intended to include and describe every feature or item of work or to define the scope of work. Actual work requests will be issued on task orders based on line item costs. Contractor shall include all related expenses in line item costs (including but not limited to) profit, overhead, labor, materials, equipment costs, transportation, etc.

01013. The contractor shall use commercially-, trade-, and industry-accepted practices in the methods, procedures, and craftsmanship provided and in the performance of tasks under this contract. The contractor shall also use commercially available, industry-standard materials and products.

01020. PERSONNEL: Project Manager. The contractor shall provide a fully qualified project manager or other designated representative to be reached via phone within 30 minutes and on site within one hour upon request from the government, Monday through Friday, except federal holidays. The contractor shall notify the contracting officer in writing prior to contract start date of the names of the project manager and/or his designated representative. The project manager must be able to read, write, speak, and understand English.

01021. The contractor shall not employ any person who is an employee of the United States government, either military or civilian, unless such person seeks and receives approval. In addition, the contractor shall not employ any person who is an employee of the Department of the Air Force if such employment would constitute a conflict of interest or even present the appearance of a conflict of interest. The contractor is prohibited from hiring off-duty government inspectors from Eielson AFB, AK.

01030. QUALITY CONTROL: The contractor shall comply with industry standards except when more restrictive tolerances or specified requirements indicate more rigid standards or more precise workmanship.

01040. PHYSICAL SECURITY: The contractor shall be responsible for safeguarding all government property provided for contractor use. At the close of each work period, government facilities, equipment and materials shall be secured.

01041. Key Control. The contractor shall establish and implement methods of ensuring that all keys issued to the contractor by the government are not lost or misplaced and are not used by unauthorized persons. Government keys issued to the contractor shall not be duplicated.

01050. COMPLIANCE WITH REGULATIONS AND LAWS: The contractor shall comply with all requirements of Alaska state law, Eielson driving and fire safety regulations, OSHA directives pertaining to worker and workplace safety, and all directives applicable to the handling of hazardous materials and hazardous wastes.

01051. Before driving on the airfield, the contractor shall comply with foreign object damage (FOD) prevention rules and practices. Contractor employees shall remove all pebbles, stones and other debris from the tread of the tires. Any other item or materials that could inadvertently be deposited on the airfield shall also be removed or secured. These actions shall be repeated each and every time the contractor vehicle enters the airfield, or when the vehicle has left the paved surface and re-enters the paved airfield surface. Additionally, prior to operation on the airfield, each contractor employee shall report to Airfield Management to coordinate work performed and receive necessary training.

01060. GOVERNMENT SURVEILLANCE: Authorized government personnel may inspect any work performed under this contract at any time during the contract period. All work not in accordance with the specifications shall be immediately re-accomplished by the contractor at no additional cost to the government. Any work in progress judged unsatisfactory by the contracting officer shall be stopped until the unsatisfactory operations are corrected to conform to the contract requirements.

01070. ENVIRONMENTAL: Asbestos. If suspected--and previously unidentified—asbestos containing materials are encountered, the contractor shall stop work immediately and notify the contracting officer. The government will determine the presence of asbestos, and shall specifically notify the contractor when and if work may continue.

01071. Lead Based Paint Testing. The government shall test suspected lead paint surfaces before the contractor begins each work order, and shall make the results of these tests available to the contractor.

01072. Lead Based Paint. The contractor shall encounter existing lead-based paint during the performance of this contract and shall suitably prepare the surface for new paint. The presence of lead-based paint shall not preclude or prevent the contractor from providing services. The contractor shall treat debris generated by this surface preparation as hazardous waste and shall collect and deliver debris in approved UN/DOT containers for disposal at the Government’s expense at the Eielson AFB hazardous waste facility. When these containers contain EPA RCRA hazardous wastes (like lead-based paints), containers must be marked “Hazardous Waste” with the type of hazardous waste they contain (ie lead, chromium, etc), point of contact for the contracted individual most knowledgeable about what the waste is and how it was generated, accumulation start date (ASD), and container log sheet provided by the 354 CES Environmental section. These containers shall be transported by the contractor within 50 days of ASD to Eielson AFB’s hazardous waste collection facility located at Building 4388 and documented appropriately.

01073. Lead Based Paint Abatement. Work under this section includes those engineering controls as may be necessary for preparation of surfaces that are coated with lead based paint (LBP). This is a notification that work under this contract may bring the contractor into contact with LI3P materials that will require worker 'protection. Lead based paint is paint or other coatings on a surface that has a lead content equal to or above 5 parts per million (ppm) or an established applicable threshold.

01074. When requested, the contractor shall abate all lead based paint from surfaces to be painted. The contractor shall provide line item cost to fulfill preparation, collection, storage and disposal of paint chips. LBP chips and debris shall be disposed of at the Eielson AFB hazardous waste facility in accordance with federal and state regulations.

01075. Contractor shall avoid power washing those areas that contain loose paint chips, unless specifically authorized by the contracting officer. These areas shall be hand scraped. Prior to any LBP work the ground must be covered with 6mil plastic. Following hand scraping of loose and peeling paint, painted surfaces may be washed. Runoff water shall not enter storm drains or ditches.

01076. Site Preparation for Lead Based Paint. Contractor shall prepare the LBP site in accordance with applicable state and federal law. (The contractor is responsible for establishing and maintaining control measures sufficient to preclude any adverse effects to workers, Air Force personnel and dependents, the public, and the environment.

01077. Do not allow any paint, paint clean up wastewater, or window putty debris to enter soil, ditches, storm drains, or sanitary sewer lines. All paint rinse water and equipment clean up water shall be containerized and properly disposed of at the Eielson AFB hazardous waste facility.

01078. New Lead Paint. The contractor shall not use or otherwise apply any lead-based paint unless specifically authorized in writing in advance by the contracting officer.

01080. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: All hazardous materials brought onto Eielson AFB shall have a current and correct Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) and this MSDS shall be provided to the government before the material is brought onto the installation.

01081. Hazardous Wastes. Hazardous waste disposal is the responsibility of the contractor and shall occur at no additional cost to the government. Hazardous waste must be disposed of through the Eielson AFB hazardous waste facility. No use of sanitary, storm or industrial drains is allowed.

01090. SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE: Contractor shall be responsible for immediately containing and cleaning up any hazardous chemical spills caused by contractor personnel. Drips and leaks from mechanical equipment, engines or hydraulic components shall be containerized in drip pans. Any soil staining at the job site from such drips and leaks will require immediate clean up (soil removal and disposal as hazardous waste) by the contractor at his/her own expense. The contractor must have available sufficient absorbent and/or spill cleanup materials to clean up the largest container on the job site, Spill response and clean up shall be performed in accordance with the Eielson AFB Spill Prevention and Response Plan, and in accordance with federal, state, and local laws.

01091. Spill Reporting. The contractor shall immediately report all spills of petroleum, oils, and lubricants and other hazardous chemicals to the 354 CES Environmental Flight at 377-7745 (377-SPIL). During non-duty hours, notify the Eielson AFB fire department (base phone 911 or 377-4156).

01092. Spill Clean Up. Spill cleanup shall be performed to the satisfaction of regulatory agencies and 354 CES/CEAN. The contractor shall provide sample results to document adequacy of spill cleanup if requested by the contracting officer. The contractor shall notify 354 CES/CEAN prior to taking samples, and government personnel will observe sampling.

01093. Spill Clean Up Performed by the Government. If required, spill cleanup using government resources will be charged to the contractor at an amount determined by the contracting officer based upon actual costs incurred by the government.

01094. Waste Disposal. Contractor shall collect all waste and take it to the Eielson AFB hazardous waste facility. All containers shall be marked in accordance with the Eielson AFB Hazardous Waste Management Plan.

01100. MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT CALCULATIONS: The government shall require painting related services to entire facilities or any portion thereof. Payment for most painting services will be based on the number of square feet painted or serviced IAW Painting and Decorating Contract of America (PDCA) or other approved industry standard.

01101. Primers. Unless otherwise specified, all requests for painting services shall include two coats. If a primer coat is required as the first coat, then every coat after the primer will be applied as an additional coat.

01102. Painting Fire Hydrants. Payment for painting of fire hydrants will be by the number of fire hydrants painted.

01103. Paint Removal. Payment for blasting of concrete, masonry, metal, and stucco surfaces, including removal of paint from pavements, will be by the number of square feet blast-cleaned and accepted, deducting all wall openings.

01104. Lead Paint Abatement. Payment for lead paint abatement shall be by the number of square feet abated.

SECTION 2 - STANDARD DEFINITIONS

02011. Abatement: Used in the context of lead-paint abatement in this contract, the term abatement means removal of all lead-based paint from all surfaces to be painted. After abatement, only the substrate shall remain. Abatement includes suitable collection, storage, handling, and disposal of paint chips.

02012. Accent Color: The darker of the three colors used on Eielson AFB, usually used to define the roof line or the top of the structure by painting the fascia, eaves, or some other distinguishing characteristic of the upper eye line of the facility. Also, the color used on exterior personnel (man) doors.

02013. Additional Coat: Another coat of paint applied after a preceding coat, ordered on the same task order as the first coat, and while contractor is still in place at the work site. The additional coat of paint shall be in the same color as the first coat.

02014. Building Manager: The building manager is normally going to be considered the customer; he/she is an individual responsible for the management, repair, use and care of a facility. Sometimes called the facility manager or building custodian. The contractor shall interface with facility managers during the performance of this contract; however the contractor is cautioned that facility managers are not authorized to direct the contractor in the performance of this SOW.

02015. Task Order: A purchase order, contract, or other official instruction calling for task of any product, or performance of any service, at a particular time or within specified periods of time. The contracting officer issues task orders.

02016. Exterior Surface: Surfaces exposed to the weather or which are not fully enclosed.

02017. Facility: A facility is a structure such as a building, and includes all of its attachments. Included with the facility are all of its components that belong to the structure unless specifically excluded.

02018. First Coat: The original coat of paint installed in the selected color. The first coat includes mobilization, masking, and other preparatory work. The first coat is not the Prime Coat.

02019. Interior Surface: Interior surfaces are surfaces that are not classified as exterior surfaces.

02020.Paint: For the purposes of this contract, the term paint includes enamel, oil and water based paints, emulsions, fillers, primers, stains, varnishes, sealers, and other coatings, whether used as prime, intermediate or finish coats.

02021. Primary Color: The color of the majority of the facility, placed in two successive coats. The primary color is the lightest of the three colors used at Eielson AFB and shall make up the majority of paint applied.

02022. Self-Help: Work performed by facility occupants. Self-help may include interior and exterior painting, minor repairs, preparation for upcoming inspections, or other minor work required.

02023. Suitable Practice: A suitable practice is a reasonably accepted industry or trade procedure where it applies to personnel, methods, equipment, tools, or quality.

02024. Trim Color: The middle color of the three colors used at Eielson AFB. Usually placed to break up large areas of the primary color, such as on vertical ribs, exterior stairwells, roll up doors, or other distinguishing features.

SECTION 3 - GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY AND SERVICES

03011. The Government shall provide, without cost, the facilities, materials, equipment and/or services listed below, except as noted. Items not provided by the government are listed here to minimize confusion.

03012. Electric power provided for the contractor's use is not authorized for heating areas.

03013. Insects and Rodent Control. The contractor shall notify Civil Engineer Service Call at 377-2100 to report encountered insect or rodent infestations.

03014. Emergency Telephone Number. There is no emergency medical service available on Eielson AFB, however the fire department and police emergency telephone number for Eielson AFB is 911. When dialing 911 from cellular phones on Eielson AFB, the contractor is cautioned that these calls are automatically routed to emergency service agencies in Fairbanks. When necessary, the contractor should make every effort to contact emergency services via the base telephone system.

03015. Government personnel will disable any systems when the disabling of these systems has been determined to be absolutely necessary for the execution of contract work. Coordination with CES Alarm Shop must be accomplished 48-72 hours prior to disabling. Contractor will be responsible for the preservation of physical assets (sprinklers, alarm boxes, etc) during the course of project execution - to include, if necessary, providing a physical barrier between these assets and paint being applied.

SECTION 4 - SPECIFIC TASKS

04010. WORK CONTROL: The contractor shall have a local central point of contact for receiving all requests for work during regular work hours. All requests for painting services will come from the contracting officer, and shall be given to the contractor as a task order with a work order attached. The task order shall indicate type and location of service, date of request, performance period, and description of work.

04011. Removal of Surface Contamination, Building Surfaces. The contractor shall suitably clean and otherwise prepare building surfaces to receive paint.

04012. Removal of Surface Contamination, Pavement Surfaces. The Contractor shall use a solution of trisodium phosphate or other approved detergent or degreaser to clean pavement areas (such as intersections and parking lots, maintenance aprons, engine run-up areas, blast pads, and the threshold and rotation area of the runway) that reveal signs of surface contamination that could inhibit the bond between the paint and the pavement. After cleaning, the area shall be thoroughly rinsed. The contractor shall remove all curing compounds from rigid pavements by water blasting.

04013. Cleaning Existing Pavement Markings. The contractor shall clean existing areas that are to be remarked and remove any loose or poorly bonded paint that would inhibit adhesion of the new marking to the pavement surface. Paint that is intact and bonded to the pavement does not have to be removed. The contractor shall remove dust, dirt, peeling or poorly bonded paint and granular surface deposits from all other pavement areas by sweeping, blowing with compressed air, and/or rinsing with pressurized water. Debris, foreign objects, and paint chips as a result of the paint removal will be vacuumed off the surface of the Airfield. Any areas exposed to rain or traffic after cleaning shall be cleaned again before marking.

04020. WORK AREA PREPARATION: Areas, objects, and surfaces not receiving painting services shall be completely protected by the contractor. This primarily concerns furniture, floors, doors, windows, and unpainted walls, but may include obstructions up to and including a water-filled swimming pool. The contractor shall not be required to move furniture, equipment or other items.

04021. Where required, the contractor shall place warning signs, barricades, or other suitable barriers to define work areas and limit inadvertent access to the work area.

04022. The contractor is responsible for collection, disposal, transportation, and storage of all waste materials he generates, including hazardous waste. If the contractor finds any existing hazardous materials or wastes while working, immediately stop work and notify the government.

04030. MATERIAL APPLICATION:

04031. Application Rates. The contractor shall apply interior and exterior paints at a rate of 400 square feet per gallon, +/- 20 square feet.

04032. Pavement Paint, Non-Reflectorized Markings. The contractor shall apply pavement paints at 12 to 14 mils wet film to cover 121 square feet per gallon, +/- 6 square feet. (AFCESA/CES, Engineering Technical Letter (ETL) 04-2 (Change 1), 2004) 04033. Pavement Paint, Retroreflective Markings. The contractor shall apply retroreflective paint as specified above, and glass beads at 8 to 9 pounds per 1 gallon of paint. (AFCESA/CES, Engineering Technical Letter (ETL) 04-2 (Change 1), 2004) 04034. Pavement Paint, Placement of Markings. The contractor shall ensure that all markings are installed properly and placed in strict compliance with this specification, the most current Engineering Technical Letter for Standard Airfield Pavement Marking Schemes and/or the most current Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). The longitudinal edges of markings shall not vary from a straight line by more than 1 inch per 50 feet. The overall dimensions of the markings shall not vary by more than 5 percent. Any markings that are improperly placed or fail to meet the requirements of this specification will be removed and reinstalled at the contractor's expense. Materials used for repairs shall be from the same lot and batch as those approved for the performance of the contract or shall be subjected to the same requirements and approved by the contracting officer prior to beginning.

04035. Where specific instructions in these specifications require that a particular product and/or material be installed and/or applied by a "manufacturer-approved applicator", it shall be the contractor's responsibility to ensure that any subcontractors used for such work be approved applicators.

04040. Item Numbers. Each task order shall have a corresponding item number with the only variable per item number being the requested quantity of the service. A detailed description of each service is as follows.

04041. Large Quantity Exterior Painting, Non-Metal Surface(Below 12’). Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Large quantity is 500 square feet or more. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04042. Small Quantity Exterior Painting, Non-Metal Surface. Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Small quantity is 500 square feet or less. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04043. Large Quantity Exterior Painting, Metal Surface(Below 12’).. Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Large quantity is 500 square feet or more. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04044. Small Quantity Exterior Painting, Metal Surface. Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Small quantity is 500 square feet or less. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04045. Large Quantity Interior Painting, Non-Metal Surface (Below 8’ ).. Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Surface preparation is to include the filling and sanding of all nail/pin holes. Large quantity is 500 square feet or more. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04046. Small Quantity Interior Painting, Non-Metal Surface. Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Surface preparation is to include the filling and sanding of all nail/pin holes. Small quantity is 500 square feet or less. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04047. Existing or New Doors. Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and two coats of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Unit of measure is each (EA).

04048. Existing Door Frames and Jambs. Includes suitable surface preparation, two coats of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site clean up. Does not include the door. Unit of measure is each (EA).

04049. Gypsum Board Removal and Replacement. Includes removal of gypsum board and replacement to match using suitable, durable mounting methods. Includes necessary mud and tape application in preparation for paint or texture. Thickness of Gypsum board is not to exceed 5/8”. Boards are not required to be water or mold resistant. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04050. Mud and Tape. Includes necessary mud and tape application in preparation for paint or texture. Most likely used when others have installed the gyp board, or when repairing wall damage. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04051. Texture Walls. Includes suitable work area preparation, application of skim coat, mud,texture, and work site cleanup. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04052.

04053. Trim. Used to paint frames of windows and similar items not otherwise identified in the schedule.

04054. Stains or Varnish Application. This item is used to apply one coat of stain or varnish to wood surfaces, and includes suitable surface preparation. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04055. Log/ Wood High Gloss Sealer. This item is used to apply one coat of sealer to wood surfaces to include any suitable surface preparation products and all sanding. Additional coat does not include the application of surface preparation products or sanding and may be used as a maintenance coat. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04056. Pavement Painting, Airfield, Non-Retroreflective. Includes all labor, materials, etc. to apply paint to airfield pavements. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04057. Pavement Painting, Airfield, Retroreflective. Includes all labor, materials, etc. to apply paint to airfield pavements. Includes reflective glass beads. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04058. Pavement Painting, Streets and Parking Lots, Non-Retroreflective. Includes all labor, materials, etc. to apply paint to street and parking lot pavements. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04059. Pavement Painting, Streets and Parking Lots, Retroreflective. Includes all labor, materials, etc. to apply paint to street and parking lot pavements. Includes reflective glass beads. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04060. Fire Hydrant Painting. Includes all labor, materials, etc to apply two coats of standard Air Force brown paint to one fire hydrant. Includes suitable surface preparation. Unit of measure is each (EA).

04061. Lead Paint Abatement. This item is used to completely remove lead-based paint from pipes and siding surfaces only. Upon completion, the surface shall be free from all paint down to the substrate. All lead paint shall be removed. The contractor shall package the material in containers meeting the Department of Transportation's (DOT) Performance Orientated Packaging (POP) standards for the type of waste to be placed in the container and pass a container integrity inspection (wherein a Government inspector at the Hazardous Waste facility ensures there are no rips in super sacks or dents/gouges in drums, for example). When containers contain EPA RCRA hazardous wastes (like lead-based paints), containers must be marked “Hazardous Waste” with the type of hazardous waste they contain (ie lead, chromium, etc), point of contact for the contracted individual most knowledgeable about what the waste is and how it was generated, accumulation start date (ASD), and container log sheet provided by the 354 CES Environmental section. These containers shall be transported by the contractor within 50 days of ASD to Eielson AFB’s hazardous waste collection facility located at Building 4388 and documented appropriately. Simply removing the peeling paint and leaving the paint that isn't peeling does not fulfill the requirement for this item. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04062. Lead Paint Handling. This item is used when surface preparation is required on lead paint contaminated surfaces that are not abated. This item covers the tasks and costs associated with removal, containment, and disposal of lead paint chips created by surface preparation. Complete lead paint abatement is addressed in paragraph 05052 above.

04063. Paint Removal, Floors. This item is used to completely remove paints from floors. Upon completion, the surface shall be free of old paint, solvents, oils, and any other material that would prevent complete and reliable adhesion of new protective coatings. May be used with or without an order to repaint the surface. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04064. Paint Removal, Pavements. This item is used to completely remove paints from pavements. Paint shall be removed by high pressure water (and/or grinder by Contracting Officer approval). Upon completion, the surface shall be free of old paint, solvents, oils, and any other material that would prevent complete and reliable adhesion of new protective coatings. May be used with or without an order to repaint the surface. Unit of measure is square feet (SF). (AFCESA/CES, Engineering Technical Letter (ETL) 97-17 (Change 1), 1997) 04065.

04066. Paint Removal, Epoxy or Chemical Resistant Surfaces. This item is used to completely remove epoxies or chemical resistant coatings from floors. Upon completion, the surface shall be free of old paint, solvents, oils, and any other material that would prevent complete and reliable adhesion of new protective coatings. May be used with or without an order to repaint the surface. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04067. Floor Painting, Epoxy Floor Resurface. This item is used for floor resurfacing and includes all labor and materials to prime the floor, apply epoxy resurfacing, and apply aggregate for non-skid capabilities. Does not include removal of old floor finish or coating. Color shall be white or light gray. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04068. Floor Painting, Chemical Resistant System. This item is used for floor resurfacing and includes all labor and materials to prime the floor, apply elastomeric membrane for crack prevention, apply epoxy resurfacing, apply aggregate for non-skid capabilities, and apply two coats of chemical resistant urethane. Does not include removal of old floor finish or coating. Color shall be white or light gray. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04069. Floor Painting, Polyurea Elastomer. This item is used for floor resurfacing and includes all labor and materials to prime the floor, apply monolithic membrane with water and chemical resistance, and aggregate for non-skid capabilities. Does not include removal of old floor finish or coating. Color is recommended to be darker due to oxidation. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

)04070. Paint Railings for Stairs and Walkways. Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number. Unit of measure is linear feet (SF). The measurement of SF is to be calculated by multiplying the circumference by the linear footage.

04071. Primer. Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of primer applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. If Primer is used it is to take the place of first coat. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04072 . Large Quantity Exterior Painting, Non-Metal Surface(Below 12’ in Height). Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Large quantity is 15000 square feet or more. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number . Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04073. Large Quantity Exterior Painting, Non-Metal Surface (12’ and higher). Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Large quantity is 500 square feet or more. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04074. Large Quantity Exterior Painting, Metal Surface (12’ and higher) Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Large quantity is 500 square feet or more. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04075. Large Quantity Interior Painting, Non-Metal Surface (8’-15’). Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Surface preparation is to include the filling and sanding of all nail/pin holes. Large quantity is 500 square feet or more. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04076. Large Quantity Interior Painting, Non-Metal Surface (15’ and higher). Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Surface preparation is to include the filling and sanding of all nail/pin holes. Large quantity is 500 square feet or more. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04077 . Large Quantity Exterior Painting, Non-Metal Surface (12’ and higher). Includes work area preparation, suitable surface preparation, and one coat of paint applied in accordance with applicable industry and quality standards, and work site cleanup. Large quantity is 15000 square feet or more. Additional coats are requested and paid for under a different item number. Unit of measure is square feet (SF).

04072 - 04079. RESERVED

04080. ONE-DAY NOTICE OF FINAL INSPECTION: The contractor shall notify the inspector one day before each task order is completed.

04090. CLEANUP: The contractor is responsible for leaving the work areas free of all debris generated by this work both at the end of each workday and for final cleanup when the job is completed. At the completion of each work order, the government reserves the right to sample soils and other surfaces for contamination debris generated by the contractor. If contamination is discovered, the contractor shall remove all contaminants from the area. Facilities serviced by the contractor shall be returned to the government in the same condition of cleanliness as existed when received by the contractor. Plumbing fixtures used to clean paint equipment shall be cleaned immediately and the fixtures shall be restored to their prior state of cleanliness. Mineral spirits and other flammable liquids shall not be poured down drains, into plumbing fixtures, on the ground, on grass, on plants, or on pavement.

SECTION 5- FINISHES AND MATERIALS

05010. COLORS, TYPES, SEALERS, COATINGS, AND EPOXIES

05011. Exterior colors are 11 TH 9 Sampling, 10 TH 23 Belvedere, and 51 TH Cocobolo. These colors are from the Designer's Choice 11 Series, as manufactured by the Preservative Paint Co., 245 Post Road, Anchorage, AK 99501. Different manufacturers paints submitted for approval shall be considered provided the match to the above colors is identical. Exterior paints shall be applied at the rates identified in the quality control section.

05012. Interior colors are predominantly 11 TH 7 Creme Sash and 10 TH 22 Hawksbill. These colors are from the Designer's Choice II Series, as manufactured by the Preservative Paint Co., 245 Post Road, Anchorage, AK 99501. Different manufacturers paints submitted for approval shall be considered provided the match to the above colors is identical. Changes to interior colors may be allowed at the request of the customer, but generally the colors shall be off-white, warm tones. Interior paints shall be applied at the rates identified in the quality control section.

05013. Pavement Paint Specification. Pavement paint products for both airfield and non-airfield pavements shall use lead-free waterborne paint under Federal Specification TT-P-1952, Paint Traffic and Airfield Marking, Waterborne. Select Type I, Ten Minute No Pick-Up Time or Type II, Fast Dry, High Humidity Formula. Pavement paints shall be applied at the thickness identified in the quality control section. Primary colors are white, yellow, black, and red. For color selection, use Federal Color Standard 595, white (37925), yellow (33538), black (37038), and red (33136). (AFCESA/CES, Engineering Technical Letter (ETL) 04-2 (Change 1), 2004) 05014. Bead Specification. For all retroreflective markings use glass beads available under Federal Specification TT-B-1325, Beads, Retroreflective, Type I, Gradation A. (AFCESA/CES, Engineering Technical Letter (ETL) 04-2 (Change 1), 2004) 05015. Epoxy Floor Resurfacer. The basis of design for Epoxy floor resurfacing was Tennant Company Eco RS 125 or can be approved equal. Resurfacing systems are used as coatings to repair eroded concrete floor surfaces not exposed to significant vehicular or forklift traffic. Suitable granules shall be sprinkled into the wet coating for traction.

05016. Chemical Resistant System, Non-Hangar. Chemical resistant aliphatic urethane (CRU) tile-like glaze coatings used shall be Tennant CRU or approved equal and shall be resistant to fuels, oils, and most acids and solvents. CRU systems are used impart to improve lighting to work areas such as vehicle maintenance bays and in warehouses with forklift vehicle traffic. Suitable granules shall be sprinkled into the wet coating for traction.

05017. Chemical Resistant System, Hangar. Chemical resistant aliphatic urethane (CRU) coatings used shall be Tennant VOC-CRU or approved equal and shall be resistant to fuels, oils, and most acids and solvents. CRU systems--those resistant to jet fuels and hydraulic fluids—are used impart to improve lighting to work areas such as under aircraft. Suitable granules shall be sprinkled into the wet coating for traction.

05018 - 05029. RESERVED.

05030. SUBMITTALS: The contractor shall submit samples and specifications on all materials as identified in AF66 supplied with individual task order.

The contractor shall submit current and correct Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for all materials for use under this SOW.

Works Cited AFCESA/CES. (2004, July 19). Engineering Technical Letter (ETL) 04-2 (Change 1). Standard Airfield Pavement Marking Schemes . Tyndall AFB, Florida.

AFCESA/CES. (1997, December 1). Engineering Technical Letter (ETL) 97-17 (Change 1). Guide Specification - Paint and Rubber Removal from Roadway and Airfield Pavements . Tyndall AFB.