J-1502000-21-03 Air Quality Inspections.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) attachment specifying air quality inspection requirements for Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Beaufort. The contractor shall conduct and document two facility air quality inspections annually for each building on the installation, with inspections designed to assist Public Works in identifying and investigating indoor air quality issues. Visual inspections must cover all indoor square footage including billeting, work, storage, mechanical, and maintenance areas, scheduled approximately six months apart and prioritized according to base concerns. Each inspection shall include recording of date, time, temperature, and humidity readings for all areas, with areas identified according to the MCAS Facility Listing and building numbers.
Problem areas exhibiting visual signs of fungal growth, water damage, or abnormally high humidity shall be scheduled for more frequent visits at no additional cost to the government. The contractor shall provide weekly reports summarizing inspection results and observations, with expanded reports for areas of concern that include humidity and temperature readings, photographs as needed or requested, and cleaning, sampling, testing, and remediation recommendations. All reports shall be submitted with required weekly reports to Public Works.
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Attachment J-1502000-21-03
Air Quality Inspections
Air Quality Inspections:
The contractor will conduct and document two facility air quality inspections annually for each building on Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Beaufort. The inspection is designed to assist Public Works in identifying and investigating issues that have or may lead to indoor air quality issues.
1. Conduct a visual inspection of all indoor square footage a minimum of two (2) times per year to include the billeting, work, storage, mechanical and maintenance areas.
a. Initial inspections will be scheduled in order of base concerns and or priorities.
b. Inspections will be scheduled approximately six (6) months apart.
c. Areas will be identified according to the MCAS Facility Listing, description and building number.
d. Date/time, temperature and humidity will be recorded for each area.
2. Problem areas showing signs of fungal growth, contaminants or other conditions favorable to fungal growth will be scheduled for more frequent visits at no additional cost. Problem areas are defined as:
a. Visual signs of fungal growth.
b. Water damaged areas.
c. Abnormally high humidity.
3. Weekly reports will be provided to summarize inspection results and observations for each area inspected. Areas with possible issues will include additional detail of conditions and recommendations and or remediation protocols.
a. Reports will be submitted with the required weekly reports.
b. Reports will include humidity and temperature readings.
c. Expanded reports for areas of concern.
d. Pictures will be provided as needed or as requested.
e. Cleaning, sampling, testing, and or remediation recommendations will be included.
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