Atch_17 FINAL Bldg 650 Asbestos Survey_June 2003.pdf

Yokota Air Base, Japan

Prepared for

Air Force Center for Environmental Excellence Brooks City-Base, Texas

3P-AE Architect-Engineer Services Contract

Final Asbestos Survey and Assessment Building 650

Contract F41624-00-D-8022, Delivery Order 51

June 2003 i

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section Page

1.0 INTRODUCTION

2.0 DETAILED SURVEY METHODOLOGY

2.1 HOMOGENEOUS AREAS DESIGNATIONS

2.2 DELINEATION OF HOMOGENEOUS AREAS

2.3 SAMPLING STRATEGIES

2.4 CHAIN-OF-CUSTODY PROCEDURES

2.5 ASSESSMENT LOGIC

2.6 OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE

3.0 FINDINGS

3.1 BUILDING 650

3.1.1 Homogeneous Areas

3.1.2 Sampling and Analysis Program

3.1.3 Summary of Findings

4.0 CONCLUSIONS

LIST OF TABLES

Table No.

3-1 SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

LIST OF DRAWINGS

Drawing No.

2082463.51011301-B28 Building Layout Plan - Basement 2082463.51011301-B29 Sample Plan - Basement 2082463.51011301-B30 Extent of Materials - Basement 2082463.51011301-B31 Building Layout Plan - First Floor 2082463.51011301-B32 Sample Plan - First Floor 2082463.51011301-B33 Extent of Materials - First Floor 2082463.51011301-B34 Building Layout Plan - Second Floor 2082463.51011301-B35 Sample Plan - Second Floor 2082463.51011301-B36 Extent of Materials - Second Floor ii

LIST OF APPENDICES

Appendix

A - Background Information On Asbestos B - Photograph Log C - Photographs D - Personnel Certification E - Bulk Sample Log F - Laboratory Analysis Data Sheets and Chain-of-Custody G - Decision Tree Flow Chart H - Building Materials Log

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Asbestos Survey and Assessment June 2003 Yokota Air Base, Japan Building 650 Page 1

1.0 INTRODUCTION

MWH was retained by the Air Force Center for Environmental Excellence (AFCEE) to conduct an inspection for asbestos-containing materials (ACM) throughout the industrial buildings located at the Yokota Air Base (AB) located in Japan. The inspections included an assessment of friable and non-friable suspect asbestos-containing building materials.

This report details the results of Building 650 – Communications Squadron Systems Annex

- Defense Information Systems Agency. The survey and assessment was performed on behalf of AFCEE in accordance with the scope of work dated 29 January 2002 and authorized under AFCEE Contract No. F41624-00-8022, Delivery Order Number 51 dated 25 March 2002.

The detailed survey and assessment followed criteria set forth by the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA), and included both an asbestos survey and the collection of bulk samples for the building. The building was inspected by accredited asbestos building inspector Angelina Symicek of Cedar Creek Consulting, Inc.

MWH performed an asbestos survey of Building 650 – Communications Squadron Systems Annex Defense Information Systems Agency. The building consists of three floors. The basement is approximately 20,990 SF, the 1st floor is approximately 28,700 SF and the 2nd floor is approximately 19,645 SF for a total of 69,335 SF. The interior finish consists of drywall and concrete walls, concrete floor with carpeting and floor tiling, and drywall, concrete ceiling and ceiling tiles. The exterior of the building is constructed of concrete.

Background information on asbestos is presented in Appendix A. Detailed information on the location of the ACM can be found in Section 3.0. The extent of materials for each floor are outlined in Drawings B30, B33, and B36.

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2.0 DETAILED SURVEY METHODOLOGY

The main purpose of this survey and assessment was to establish the location of ACM and quantify them to the extent possible, throughout the facility. The approach taken to complete the survey follows the AHERA protocol. This approach involves identifying and categorizing potential ACM, identifying and categorizing homogeneous areas, establishing a hazard rank for each homogeneous area, and sampling the materials for microscopic analysis.

Following is a brief overview of the asbestos survey and assessment activities: A more detailed discussion of each activity then follows:

• A room-by-room tour of the building was conducted, and building layout drawings were verified using existing drawings provided by the Yokota AB Environmental Flight or new drawings were constructed on-site. The Building Layout Plan for each floor is presented as Drawings B28, B31, and B34.

• On a room-by-room basis, homogeneous sampling area determinations were made along with observations concerning the locations of suspect ACM materials.

• An assessment was made of each suspect ACM to assess the friability, potential for disturbance and material condition.

• Destructive bulk sampling was conducted for suspect materials (with the exception of assumed materials) in each homogeneous area. Samples were collected according to protocols included in Section 2.3.

• Photographs were taken of each homogeneous area.

• Bulk samples were submitted to a National Voluntary Accreditation Program-accredited laboratory for polarized light microscopy analysis (PLM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) analysis. The laboratory analyzed each sample submitted, with the following exception: when the first positive sample from a given sample set was identified, the remaining samples collected of that material were not analyzed. At that point, the sample material was considered an

ACM.

2.1 HOMOGENEOUS AREA DESIGNATIONS

Suspect ACMs were grouped into homogeneous sampling areas. AHERA defines a homogeneous area as an area of surfacing material, thermal system insulation material, or miscellaneous material that is uniform in texture and color, date of material application, and appears identical in every other respect. Materials installed at different times are

Building 650 Page 3 considered different sampling areas. If there is any reason to suspect that particular materials might be different (even though they appeared uniform), they are assigned to separate sampling areas. For example, material in different wings of a building, or in special areas such as locker rooms are assigned to separate sampling areas, unless there was reason to believe that the material was identical throughout each area. Although floor tile and mastic are sampled together, they are analyzed and results were reported separately (per AHERA). Drywall and drywall joint compound are sampled, analyzed, and reported together (per AHERA).

2.2 DELINEATION OF HOMOGENEOUS AREAS

During the detailed survey, the location of each homogeneous material, a material description, the quantity of material, and the condition of the material were documented.

An assessment of known or assumed ACMs was performed and the materials were classified using priority levels defined by AHERA. A log of the photographs is presented in Appendix B. Photographs of each of the homogeneous areas are presented in Appendix C

2.3 SAMPLING STRATEGIES

The asbestos inspection was conducted by an accredited asbestos building inspector (copies of personnel certifications are presented in Appendix D). The inspection consisted of a detailed visual survey of surfacing materials, thermal systems insulation, and miscellaneous materials throughout the building.

The AHERA regulations categorize ACM into three types: thermal system insulation (TSI), surfacing material, and miscellaneous material. TSI typically includes materials applied to pipe fittings (valves, tee’s, etc.); tanks, boilers, breeching, flues and stacks, turbine jackets, ducts, or similar applications; and mechanical or structural components to prevent heat transmission or condensation. Surfacing materials typically include spray or trowel applied fireproofing and acoustical finishes. Miscellaneous materials typically include items such as gasket materials, vinyl asbestos floor tile, ceiling tiles, adhesives, mastics, and small amounts of packing or caulking materials.

During the inspection, ACMs were grouped into homogeneous materials and sampling plans were developed. Components of the inspection included the identification of homogeneous suspect materials on a room-by-room basis. A drawing of the facility identifying each of the rooms surveyed is presented as Drawings B28, B31, and B34. Areas from which samples were to be obtained were also identified during this task. Sample locations for each floor are identified in Drawings B29, B32, and B35. Collection and analysis of bulk samples was subsequently performed to confirm whether or not the suspect materials contained asbestos.

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During the inspection, the location of the homogeneous materials, a material description, the quantity of material, and the condition of the material was documented. The bulk sample log (presented in Appendix E) lists the sample number, location, description of the sample, and the asbestos content.

An assessment of known or assumed ACM was performed and the materials were classified using priority levels defined by AHERA. Homogeneous suspect ACM were, for the purposes of this survey and assessment and as outlined in the AHERA sampling protocol, placed into the four materials type categories, as described below. AHERA sampling protocol specifies sampling procedures for each material type:

Friable Surfacing Material

Friable surfacing material was sampled as follows:

1. At least three bulk samples from each homogeneous material that is 1,000 square feet or less.

2. At least five bulk samples from each homogeneous material that is greater than 1,000 square feet but less than or equal to 5,000 square feet.

3. At least seven bulk samples from each homogeneous materials that is greater than 5,000 square feet.

Thermal System Insulation

Thermal system insulation was sampled as follows:

1. In a randomly distributed manner, at least three bulk samples from each homogeneous materials of thermal system insulation that was not assumed to contain asbestos.

2. At least one bulk sample from each homogeneous material of patched thermal system insulation that was not assumed to contain asbestos.

3. In a manner sufficient to determine whether the material was asbestos-containing or not, a minimum of three (3) bulk samples were collected from each insulated mechanical system, that was not assumed to be asbestos-containing, where cement or plaster was used on fittings such as tees, elbows or valves.

4. Bulk samples were not collected from any homogeneous material where the inspector determined that the thermal system insulation was fiberglass without fiberglass tar paper wrap, foam glass, rubber or other non-ACM.

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Miscellaneous Materials

In a manner sufficient to determine whether a material was or was not asbestos-containing, three (3) bulk samples were collected from each area of homogeneous friable miscellaneous material that was not assumed to be asbestos-containing.

Non-Friable Suspected ACM

Bulk samples were collected from any non-friable homogeneous material in a manner sufficient to determine whether the material was asbestos-containing or not and samples were collected in discreet locations.

At the direction of Yokota AB Environmental Flight, inaccessible areas of the building, roof and roofing materials, fire door interior insulating materials, and interior ductwork lining insulation were not sampled in order to protect the integrity of the materials.

Bulk sampling procedures are as follows:

• A small area is wetted where the sample will be collected

• Small pieces of the material were collected in a discreet location

• The sample is placed into a sample container and labeled with a unique ID number

• Duct tape is securely placed over the sample locations on mechanical insulation

• The sampled areas are wiped clean

• Continue sampling and documenting samples

After completion of the field sampling activities, the bulk samples were transported to MACS Lab, Inc (MACS Lab). MACS Lab participated in the analysis of standard bulk samples through the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) accreditation #101948-0. Copies of the laboratory certification are presented in Appendix F.

The examination for the presence and identification of asbestos fibers in bulk samples was performed using crossed PLM and a dispersion staining particle identification technique using an Olympus BH-2 polarizing microscope at magnifications of 100X in accordance with USEPA, Method for the Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Building Materials, EPA 600/R-93/116 (July 1993). Bulk 12” x 12” vinyl floor tile samples were analyzed using the TEM method with a Hitachi H 600 TEM microscope at a magnification of 20,000X.

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When analyzing single component asbestos samples, the laboratory may stop when the first positive sample is found within a particular homogeneous area sample set. The remaining samples, which were collected within the same homogeneous area, are assumed to also be asbestos-containing.

All sample results of zero percent (0%) indicate an asbestos-free material. All sample results between zero and one percent (0-1%) indicate non-regulated ACMs. All sample results greater than one percent (>1%) are regulated ACMs. Copies of the laboratory reports and laboratory analysis data sheets are presented in Appendix F.

2.4 CHAIN-OF-CUSTODY PROCEDURES

Chain-of-Custody forms (presented in Appendix F) were completed for samples involving analysis. The Chain-of-Custody form established a record of possession for all samples.

Anyone handling samples, prior to and including laboratory reception, signed the Chain-of- Custody form. All blanks on the form are completed. If a blank is not applicable to a project, it is crossed out. This indicates that a blank was considered and not overlooked.

Information on the Chain-of-Custody forms includes:

• Client address, contact and telephone number

• Authorizer address, contact and telephone number, if different from the client

• To whom preliminary results should be provided

• To whom the report should be addressed and provided

• Client references, such as project location, client project number, or client purchase order number

• The type of analysis required

• The turnaround time required

• All appropriate sampling information

• Condition of sample package and seals

• Date, time and mode of receipt

• Signature of person relinquishing samples

• Signature of employee receiving samples

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The Chain-of-Custody form data is reviewed for completeness at the laboratory. The sampling data is also compared to the sample container labels for completeness.

2.5 ASSESSMENT LOGIC

A physical assessment of each identified homogeneous area of suspect ACM was conducted to determine what, if any, damage the area has sustained, and to assess whether the material should be classified as either friable or non-friable. The homogeneous areas were observed and touched to determine friability, physical condition, potential for disturbance, and Hazard Rank. A decision tree and explanation of hazard ranks is included in Appendix G.

Friable is defined by the US EPA as any material than can be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by hand pressure, when dry. This may also include previously non-friable material that becomes broken or damaged. Based on this definition of friability, the inspector ascertained if a material was friable by physically touching each material surface.

Suspect ACMs are also characterized as being in good condition, damaged, or significantly damaged. A material that is in good condition is a material with no visible damage or deterioration or showing only very limited (less than one percent) damage or deterioration.

Damaged materials exhibiting water stains, gouges, punctures, or mars on less than ten percent (<10%) overall, or less than 25 percent (<25%) localized of the surface area.

Significantly damaged material exhibits deterioration, water stains, gouges, punctures, or mars on greater then ten percent (>10%) overall or greater than 25 percent (>25%) of the localized surface area.

Following this field procedure, the suspect ACMs were classified according to the Classification for Hazard Potential. Rankings of potential hazards range from seven (most hazardous) to zero (least hazardous). Each suspect ACM was assigned a hazard rank based upon the material’s conditions and the disturbance potential as presented in the following table:

HAZARD RANKING CATEGORIES

Hazard Ranking Material Condition Disturbance Potential 7 Significantly Damaged Any 6 Damaged Potential for Significant Damage 5 Damaged Potential for Damage 4 Damaged Low Potential for Damage 3 Good Potential for Significant Damage 2 Good Potential for Damage 1 Good Low Potential for Damage 0 Non-ACMs N/A

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The hazard rankings for this detailed survey have been conducted on a “room-by-room” or “area” basis. Therefore, hazard rankings are specific to the material condition and potential for disturbance in that particular area. The response actions typically associated with each hazard rank are presented in the table below.

RESPONSE ACTIONS BASED ON HAZARD RANK

Hazard Rank Response Action 7 Evacuate or isolate area if needed. Abate or repair the ACM. O&M Program required.

6 Evacuate or isolate the area if needed. Abate or repair the ACM. O&M Program required.

5 Repair ACM to correct damage. O&M Plan required.

4 Repair ACM to correct damage. O&M Plan required.

3 Manage ACM in place. O&M Plan required.

2 Manage ACM in place. O&M Plan required.

1 Manage ACM in place. O&M Plan required.

0 Inventory for future use.

2.6 OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE

As discussed in Section 2.5, materials classified with a hazard rank of 1 through 3 can be managed in place through proper operation and maintenance. The AHERA program specifies specific criteria for creation of an Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Program that could be applied to the Yokota AB. In general, the AHERA Program specifies:

• Notification and labeling procedures

• General awareness and worker training

• Medical surveillance of workers

• Maintenance procedures and systems

• Renovation and remodeling procedures

• Emergency response procedures

• Periodic re-inspection to look for damage or deterioration

• Recordkeeping

During our inspection, ACM identified was generally found to been in good condition.

Significant data was also present, demonstrating that current systems in place by Yokota personnel were effectively managing the base ACM. It is recommended that base personnel review the AHERA regulations found in 40 CFR 763, Subpart E to make sure the Yokota O&M program is complete. The information in this survey should be incorporated into the base program.

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3.0 FINDINGS

The purpose of this section is to discuss the findings of Building 650 detailed asbestos survey and assessment. A Photograph Log is presented in Appendix B and the photographs are presented in Appendix C. All photographs were taken using a digital camera. The bulk sample log is presented in Appendix E and the Laboratory Analysis Data Sheets and Chain-of-Custody forms are presented in Appendix F. A complete listing of all materials in each room within the facility is presented in Appendix H – Building Materials Log. The survey results are summarized in Table 3.1.

3.1 BUILDING 650

3.1.1 Homogeneous Areas

During the inspection of Building 650, forty-nine (49) homogeneous areas were identified as suspect ACMs. A summary of the homogeneous materials is as follows:

• 6” x 6” brown stone floor tiles with associated adhesive and grout

• 6” x 6” beige stone floor tiles with associated adhesive and grout

• 1.5' x 7’ white wall tiles with fissures

• Interior caulking (around doors and window panes)

• Exterior caulking

• 2’ x 4’ white ceiling tiles with fissures

• 5" gray vinyl baseboard and associated mastic

• 5" tan vinyl baseboard and associated mastic

• 5" older black vinyl baseboard and associated mastic

• 5" mauve vinyl baseboard and associated mastic

• 5" blue vinyl baseboard and associated mastic

• 3" brown vinyl baseboard and associated mastic

• 5" gray vinyl baseboard (painted brown) and associated yellow mastic

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• 5" light brown vinyl baseboard and associated mastic

• Drywall and joint compound (older)

• Drywall ceiling panels

• Drywall and joint compound (newer)

• 3" dark gray plastic baseboard and associated mastic

• 2”-4” pipe elbow insulation

• 4”-8” pipe elbow insulation

• 8”-12” pipe elbow insulation

• Canvass pipe wrap

• 1’ x 2’ white wall tiles with fissures

• White caulking (interior)

• Beige floor coating

• White insulation panel

• 1” x 1” stone floor tiles with associated adhesive and grout

• 4” x 4” ceramic wall tiles with associated adhesive and grout

• Duct gasket

• Gray putty

• Beige pipe seal

• 5" gray/brown vinyl baseboard and associated mastic

• Spackling

• 3” x 3” ceramic wall tiles with associated adhesive and grout

• Carpet mastic – orange

• Carpet mastic – yellow

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• Black putty

• Carpet mastic – yellow (new)

• 1’ x 4’ very white ceiling tiles with many fissure and dots (replacement tiles)

• Wall patching compound

• Former floor tile mastic (yellow)

• Former floor tile mastic (yellow/gray)

• 5" newer black vinyl baseboard and associated mastic

• 5" brown vinyl baseboard and associated mastic

• Gray caulking around generator pads

• 3" light brown vinyl baseboard and associated mastic

• 12" x 12" beige vinyl floor tile with blue markings and associated mastic

• 12" x 12" white vinyl floor tile with brown and purple markings and associated mastic

• 12" x 12" gray vinyl floor tile with blue markings and associated mastic (replacement tiles)

3.1.2 Sampling and Analysis Program

The building sampling and analysis program included the collection and analysis of 144 bulk samples (141 PLM samples and 3 TEM floor tile samples) collected from the materials listed above. Appendix E presents the bulk sample log and the asbestos content of each sample collected. The sample locations for each floor are shown on the Sample Location Map in Drawings B29, B32, and B35.

3.1.3 Summary of Findings

Table 3.1 summarizes those areas of Building 650 where ACMs are located. While every room and area of Building 650 was inspected, this table lists areas of the facility where materials were found to be asbestos containing. If an area is not listed on the table, then no ACMs were identified in that particular area of the building. For a complete listing of all materials in each room in the building, refer to Appendix H – Building Materials Log.

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4.0 CONCLUSIONS

In order to promote a safe and healthy work environment, the Air Force requires that ACMs be identified and controlled. Sixteen non-friable miscellaneous materials and three thermal systems insulation materials were observed in Building 650. These materials tested positive for asbestos and consisted of:

• Mastic adhering 5” gray vinyl baseboard

• Mastic adhering 5” tan vinyl baseboard

• Mastic adhering 5” older black vinyl baseboard

• Mastic adhering 5” blue vinyl baseboard

• Yellow mastic adhering 5” gray vinyl baseboard (painted brown)

• Mastic adhering 5” light brown vinyl baseboard

• Mastic adhering 3” dark gray plastic baseboard

• Mastic adhering 5” gray/brown vinyl baseboard

• Mastic adhering 5” newer black vinyl baseboard

• 2”-4” pipe elbow insulation

• 4”-8” pipe elbow insulation

• 8”-12” pipe elbow insulation

• Duck gasket

• Gray putty

• Beige pipe seal

• Black putty

• 12” x 12” beige vinyl floor tile with blue markings

• 12” x 12” white vinyl floor tile with brown and purple markings

• 12” x 12” gray vinyl floor tile with blue markings (replacement tiles)

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At the time of the inspection, all of the vinyl baseboard mastic’s (listed above), the gray and black putty, and the beige pipe seal appeared to be in good condition and had a low potential for damage resulting in a Hazard Ranking of 1 for these materials. In this condition, these materials do not constitute a hazard. However, any disturbance of the materials such as cutting, drilling, or abrading may release fibers into the air. In order to facilitate the proper management and maintenance of these materials, MWH recommends that they be included in an O&M Plan.

The 12” x 12” beige vinyl floor tile with blue markings, the 12” x 12” white vinyl floor tile with brown and purple markings, and the 12” x 12” gray vinyl floor tile with blue markings (replacement tiles) appeared to be in good condition at the time of the inspection and had a potential for damage resulting in a Hazard Ranking of 2 for these materials. The floor tiles that were underneath carpeting had a low potential for damage and resulted in a Hazard Ranking of 1. In this condition, these materials do not constitute a hazard. However, any disturbance of the materials such as cutting, drilling, abrading or damaging the floor tiles may release fibers into the air. In order to facilitate the proper management and maintenance of these materials, MWH recommends that they be included in an O&M Plan.

At the time of the inspection, the 2”- 4”, 4”- 8” and 8”- 12” pipe elbow insulation were observed to be in good condition and had a potential for damage resulting in a Hazard Ranking of 2 for these materials. In this condition, these materials do not constitute a hazard. However, any disturbance of the materials such as cutting, drilling, abrading or damaging the pipe elbow insulation may release fibers into the air. In order to facilitate the proper management and maintenance of these materials, MWH recommends that they be included in an O&M Plan.

At the time of the inspection, the duct gaskets (next to unit EEF-1 in Room 209) were observed to be in good condition and had a high potential for damage resulting in a Hazard Ranking of 3 for this material. In this condition, this material does not constitute a hazard.

However, any disturbance of the material such as damaging the gaskets during replacement may release fibers into the air. In order to facilitate the proper management and maintenance of these materials, MWH recommends that they be included in an O&M Plan.

It is important to note that the roof, roofing materials and miscellaneous materials such as fire door interior insulation and interior ductwork lining insulation, if present in the building, were not sampled as discussed in Section 2.3. These items should be tested if major roof work, remodeling, or building demolition is planned.

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TABLES

TABLE 3.1

Summary of Findings Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room 109 - Equipment Room 650:16-18

Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 280 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 109A - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 37 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF Room 112 - Telephone

Systems 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 50 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF Room 115 - Work

Room 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 98 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 115A - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 48 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 121A 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 68 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 124 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 70 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 126 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 71 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 128 - Hallway 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 296 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 131 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 41 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF Room 132/246 -

Stairwell 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 154 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 201 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 73 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 201A 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 45 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 202 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 86 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 204 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 75 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 205 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 75 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 206 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 97 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF Room 208 - Equipment

Room 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 54 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF Room 212A - Pump

Room 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 17 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 213 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 79 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room 214 - Break Room 650:16-18

Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 77 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 215 - Womens Locker Room 650:16-18

Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 66 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 216 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 95 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 217 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 94 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 218 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 78 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 218A - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 34 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 218B - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 28 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 219 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 50 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 220 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 100 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 221 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 85 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 222 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 112 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 223 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 56 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 224 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 46 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 225 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 102 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 226 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 50 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 227 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 46 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 228 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 44 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 229 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 120 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 230 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 73 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room 231 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 68 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 232 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 75 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 233 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 75 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 235 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 48 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 236 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 51 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 236A - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 46 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 237 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 47 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 238 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 47 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 243B - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 103 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 244 - Hallway 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 548 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B01 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 59 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF Room B02 - Break

Room 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 61 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B03 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 61 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B04 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 61 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B05 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 85 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B06 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 236 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B07 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 64 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B08 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 60 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room B09 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 60 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B10 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 63 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B11 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 226 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B25 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 268 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B26 - Office 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 105 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B27 - Stairwell 650:16-18 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 175 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B12 - Office 650:19-21 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 1% Chrysotile 58 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B13 - Office 650:19-21 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 1% Chrysotile 60 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B19 - Office 650:19-21 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 1% Chrysotile 76 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B20 - Office 650:19-21 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 1% Chrysotile 94 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B21 - Office 650:19-21 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 1% Chrysotile 98 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF Room B23 - Wing

Information Assurance 650:19-21 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 1% Chrysotile 74 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B24 - Office 650:19-21 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 1% Chrysotile 96 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 110 - Hallway 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 26 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 110A - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 46 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 110B - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard ND% ND Room 111 - Yokota Telephone Co. Break 650:22-24

Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 88 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 113 - Telephone Sytems 650:22-24

Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 48 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room 121 - FCO Japan 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 190 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 121B - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 22 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 121F - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 13 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 122 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 200 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 122A - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 6 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 122B - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 8 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF Room 122D - Break room 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 13 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 123 - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 83 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 125 - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 72 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 203 - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 86 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 239 - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 65 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 240 - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 60 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 241 - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 50 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 242 - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 50 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 243A - Office 650:22-24 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (older) 1% Chrysotile 72 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF Room B22 - Wing

Information Assurance Office 650:28-30

Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 94 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 103 650:34-36 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (Yellow) 2% Chrysotile 178 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room 106 - Office 650:34-36 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl Baseboard (Gray (Painted 2% Chrysotile 55 LF 1 G PD O&M M NF

Room B28 - Hallway 650:37-39 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 258 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF Room B29 - Network

Control Center 650:37-39

Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl Baseboard (baseboard painted white) 2% Chrysotile 34 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 201 - Office 650:49-51 Mastic adhering 3in Vinyl

Baseboard (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 25 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 201A 650:49-51 Mastic adhering 3in Baseboard (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 25 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 101 - Generator Room 650:52-54 2in-4in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 16 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 103 650:52-54 2in-4in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 9 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF Room 105 -

Mechanical Room 650:52-54 2in-4in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 194 Elbows 2 G PD O&M TSI NF Room 116A - Fire

Utility Chase 650:52-54 2in-4in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 6 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 119 650:52-54 2in-4in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 9 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF Room 20 - Underneath

Stairwell 650:52-54 2in-4in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 1 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF Room 209 -

Mechanical Room 650:52-54 2in-4in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 35 Elbows 2 G PD O&M TSI NF Room 21 - Underneath

Stairwell 650:52-54 2in-4in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 1 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 213 650:52-54 2in-4in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 9 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room B18 650:52-54 2in-4in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 1 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF Room 101 - Generator

Room 650:55-57 4in-8in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 26 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 103 650:55-57 4in-8in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 5 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF Room 104 - Battery

Room 650:55-57 4in-8in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 13 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF Room 105 -

Mechanical Room 650:55-57 4in-8in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 166 Elbows 2 G PD O&M TSI NF Room 116A - Fire

Utility Chase 650:55-57 4in-8in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 4 Elbows 2 G PD O&M TSI NF

Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room 209 - Mechanical Room 650:55-57 4in-8in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 29 Elbows 2 G PD O&M TSI NF

Room B14A - Utility Chase 650:55-57 4in-8in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 1 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 101 - Generator Room 650:58-60

8in -12in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 14 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 104 - Battery Room 650:58-60

8in -12in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 10 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 105 - Mechanical Room 650:58-60

8in -12in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 11 Elbows 2 G PD O&M TSI NF

Room 209 - Mechanical Room 650:58-60

8in -12in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 8 Elbows 2 G PD O&M TSI NF

Room B14A - Utility Chase 650:58-60

8in -12in Pipe Elbow Insulation 5% Amosite 3 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room B17 650:58-60 8in -12in Pipe Elbow

Insulation 5% Amosite 5 Elbows 2 G PD O&M M NF Room 209 -

Mechanical Room 650:85-87 Duct Gasket 30% Chrysotile 106 LF 3 G PSD O&M M NF Room 102 - Switch

Gear Room 650:88-90 Putty (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 6 LF 1 G PD O&M M NF

Room 103 650:88-90 Putty (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 1 LF 1 G PD O&M M NF Room 117 - Women's

Restroom 650:88-90 Putty (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 6 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 119 650:88-90 Putty (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 13 LF 1 G PD O&M M NF Room 208 - Equipment room 650:88-90 Putty (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 18 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 213 650:88-90 Putty (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 2 LF 1 G PD O&M M NF Room 245 - Electrical

Room 650:88-90 Putty (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 2 LF 1 G PD O&M M NF

Room B12 - Office 650:88-90 Putty (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 4 LF 1 G PD O&M M NF

Room B13 - Office 650:88-90 Putty (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 5 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B18 650:88-90 Putty (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 1 LF 1 G PD O&M M NF Room B30 - Electric

Room 650:88-90 Putty (Gray) 3% Chrysotile 2 LF 1 G PD O&M M NF

Room 213 650:91-93 Pipe Seal (Beige) 5% Chrysotile 2 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room B14A - Utility Chase 650:94-96

Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl Baseboard 2% Chrysotile 14 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 119 650:109-111 Putty (Black) 2% Chrysotile 1 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 103 650:127 12in x 12in VFT (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 1601 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 106 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 176 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 109 - Equipment Room 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 4095 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 109A - Office 650:127 12in x 12in VFT (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 135 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 112 - Telephone Systems 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 156 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 120 - Sanwa Eng. Co. Ltd. 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 380 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 121 - FCO Japan 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 2362 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 121A - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 212 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 121B - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 231 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 121C - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 110 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 121D - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 110 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room 121E - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 125 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 121F - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 132 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 122 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 4210 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 122A - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 48 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 122B - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 73 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 122D - Break Room 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 169 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 124 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 286 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 125 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 299 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 126 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpet) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 184 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 128 - Hallway 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 1020 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 131 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 104 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room 132/246 - Stairwell 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 595 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 202 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 450 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 203 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 400 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 206 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 575 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 208 - Equipment Room 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 179 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 214 - Breakroom 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 334 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 215 - Womens Locker Room 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 230 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 216 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 563 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 217 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 550 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 218 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 720 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 218A - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 280 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room 218B - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 192 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 220 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 625 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 224 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 143 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 225 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 494 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 236 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 155 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 236A - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 161 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 237 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 138 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 238 - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 138 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 243A - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 602 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 243B - Office 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpet) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 658 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 244 - Hallway 650:127

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 2370 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room B27 - Stairwell 650:127 12in x 12in VFT (Beige with blue markings) 10% Chrysotile 679 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 109 - Equipment Room 650:128

12in x 12in VFT (replacement tile) (White with brown and purple markings) 16% Chrysotile 6 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 109A - Office 650:128

12in x 12in VFT (replacement tile) (White with brown and purple markings) 16% Chrysotile 2 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room B12 - Office 650:128 12in x 12in VFT (White with brown and purple markings) 16% Chrysotile 210 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room B13 - Office 650:128

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (White with brown and purple markings) 16% Chrysotile 200 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B19 - Office 650:128 12in x 12in VFT (White with brown and purple markings) 16% Chrysotile 325 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room B20 - Office 650:128 12in x 12in VFT (White with brown and purple markings) 16% Chrysotile 550 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room B21 - Office 650:128 12in x 12in VFT (White with brown and purple markings) 16% Chrysotile 600 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room B23 - Wing Information Assurance

Office 650:128 12in x 12in VFT (White with brown and purple markings) 16% Chrysotile 322 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room B24 - Office 650:128

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (White with brown and purple markings) 16% Chrysotile 575 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room B28 - Hallway 650:128

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (White with brown and purple markings) 16% Chrysotile 1004 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Building 650

Location Sample Number

Series Material Description Asbestos Content1 Approximate

Quantity Hazard

Ranking6 Physical

Condition4 Potential for Disturbance5

Response Action6

Type of ACM2 Friability3

Room B29 - Network Control Center 650:128

12in x 12in VFT (under carpeting) (White with brown and purple markings) 16% Chrysotile 72 SF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 208 - Equipment room 650:129

12in x 12in VFT (replacement tiles) (Gray with blue markings) 11% Chrysotile 3 SF 2 G PD O&M M NF

Room 110 - Office 650:130-132 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (newer) 1% Chrysotile 12 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 110A - Office 650:130-132 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (newer) 1% Chrysotile 20 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 110B - Office 650:130-132 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (newer) 1% Chrysotile 10 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 121 - FCO Japan 650:130-132 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard (newer) 1% Chrysotile 76 LF 1 G LPD O&M M NF

Room 121B - Office 650:130-132 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard 1% Chrysotile 43 LF 1 G PD O&M M NF

Room 121C - Office 650:130-132 Mastic adhering 5in Vinyl

Baseboard…