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SCOPE OF WORK: The contractor shall provide all material, labor, equipment, and supervision required to accomplish the following:

General description – This scope of work is to be accomplished at various locations aboard MCB CAMP LEJEUNE, North Carolina.

The contractor shall REMOVE AND INSTALL NEW FLOORING SURFACES, IAW details listed in drawings.

Detailed Requirements and Specifications: All measurements on the attached sketches are for reference only; the contractor shall take his own field measurements in determining required materials and costs. The contractor shall be certified to install products as listed under the product specifications listed below.

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS:

1. ACM reports attached.

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SCOPE OF WORK

FLOOR PLAN; BLDG H1

ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS:

1. All materials shall contain low volatile organic compounds (VOC).

2. Disposal and clean-up of materials shall be followed as required by the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) directives.

NOTES:

1. The contractor is responsible for actual field verification prior to bidding, ordering material and during every step of the construction process for existing surfaces, dimensions and conditions.

2. Repair, refinish areas damaged or disturbed by new work to be provided under this contract.

3. Properly remove, haul, and dispose of all debris.

4. The contractor shall not utilize dumpsters provided by Camp Lejeune for the benefit of the occupants of the buildings.

5. Contractors may ONLY use the Camp Lejeune Sanitary Landfill for the disposal of asbestos containing materials, building products with tightly adhered lead containing paint, non-contaminated clean dirt and clean gravel. The hours of operation are 0730-1530 Monday - Thursday and 0730-1430 on Friday. Delivery of acceptable materials (identified above) shall be by appointment only. Appointments made by phone at 910-451-5011 or 910-451-2946.

ALL other contractor generated material shall be weighed through the Base Landfill scales before being removed from the Base. Contractors utilizing the base scales will require Contracting Officer assisted pre-registration with the Landfill Manager.

The Contracting Officer will register the contract via E-mail, with the Base Landfill. All haul vehicles will maintain a secure vehicle placard as a condition to utilize the scale. E-mail the contract information to the Landfill Clerk, including the name on the Prime Contractor, contract number, job name/ description, completion date and whether or not any of the above materials will be delivered to the Landfill.

SUBMITTALS:

1. Contractor shall make electronic copies of all submittals, including the approved transmittal sheets, and provide two (2) CD/DVD's containing all submittals for the project. The CD/DVD's shall be marked "Complete Submittal Package – “H1- 3ES; REPLACE CARPET IN COMMANDING GENERAL SUITE” - Contract # N40085-19-B-0000."

2. AFTER AWARD: The contractor shall furnish the Contracting Officer, material Specifications for selection and approval prior to the ordering and installation of said material.

3. DURING PRECONSTRUCTION MEETING: The contractor shall submit, to the COR, for approval, a detailed schedule identifying proposed phasing in order to complete the project in a timely manner.

CONTACT PERSONNEL:-

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PM TIM LEE 910 545 9224

THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL ARE FOR COORDINATING

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITES ONLY, PER LOCATION

H1 CPL CORDLE 910 451 6470

MR. CHUCK CALLAHAN 910 451 8070

WORK REQUEST #

4951690

SPECIAL CONDITIONS:

NONE

SPECIAL SCHEDULING AND ACCESS:

1. Access and scheduling to the work area shall be arranged through the Regional Officer In-Charge of Contracting Office

(ROICC).

2. These are occupied Administration Offices / Rooms. Work cannot begin until all materials are on hand to eliminate unnecessary delays or disruptions. ALL MATERIAL SHALL BE

ON HAND AND WORK SHALL BE COMPLETED BETWEEN 15

OCTOBER TO 15 NOVEMBER.

3. Contractor shall be responsible for moving and resetting furniture as needed to complete tasks. Occupants will be responsible to remove and reinstall all personal and government equipment to include computers, telephones, fax machines, copiers, scanners.

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2. FLOORING:

Demolition:

2.1 Remove and properly dispose carpet and other flooring surfaces in the work areas indicated on the attached sketches.

a. Do not dispose of any construction or demo material in any Base owned dumpsters.

2.2 Do not remove wood base.

a. If needed, the contractor may remove the existing base board in a manner that will not damage the base board or wall surface and reinstall after carpet installation.

b. The contractor is responsible for making any repairs to the wall or base board during demo.

2.3 Contractor shall not begin Demo phase until all material submittals have been submitted, approved and material is on hand so as to not disrupt the working Environment of these facilities and its Occupants.

Preparation for flooring installation:

2.4 Examine surfaces on which new flooring is to be installed to ensure that the floor is clean and free of oil , waxy films, paint, dust and substances that prevent adhesion. Leave floor dry and cured, free of residue from curing or cleaning agents.

2.5 Contractor shall correct conditions which will impair proper installation, including trowel marks, pits, dents, protrusions, cracks or joints. Fill cracks, joints depressions, and other irregularities in substrate with leveling compound. Do not use adhesive for filling or leveling purposes.

2.6 The contractor shall clear away debris from substrate and “resilient vacuum Clean”.

2.7 The contractor shall take precautions to remove existing adhesive, as recommended by manufacturer, to ensure proper application of new adhesive, to include wet scrapping and applying a primer/sealer to substrate, in accordance to manufacturer’s instructions.

Installation of Flooring:

2.8 Installation of flooring surfaces shall be IAW manufacturer’s instructions.

2.9 Secure the new carpet padding and floor coverings to the sub-floor with a pressure sensitive adhesive, as recommended by manufacturer. If existing flooring adhesive is not compatible with new adhesive, contractor is responsible for applying a primer / sealer recommended by flooring manufacturer in order for the new adhesive to adhere the new flooring as designed.

2.10 Follow carpet manufacturer's recommendations for matching pattern and texture directions. Flooring of the same color shall be from the same manufacturing run to ensure color match.

2.11 Existing transitions (wood) shall be removed and reinstalled during carpet demo and installation.

2.12 The contractor is responsible for making any alterations necessary to the existing doors created by installing the new flooring systems, to allow for the proper opening and closing of these doors.

2.13 Prior to final acceptance, contractor shall remove waste, fasteners and other cuttings from carpet floors and vacuum all new carpet.

BROADLOOM CARPET:

(BASIS OF DESIGN: MAINSTREET BY PHILADELPHIA,

EMPHATIC II 36, MOUNTIAN PINE AND CATHEDRIAL RED)

a. Surface Appearance: Cut Pile

b. Yarn content:

a. General: BCF Premium Nylon

i. 100% piece dyed.

ii. Sentry Soil Protection

c. Primary Backing: Synthetic, Classicbac

d. Face Weight: 36oz

e. Bonding Agent: Premium Vinyl

f. Size: Broadloom, 12ft Roll

g. Passes ADA requirements

h. Static Propensity: AATCC 134: 3.5 KV or less

i. Flooring Radiant Panel: ASTM E-648 NFPA Class 1 (Glue Down)

j. Antimicrobials: Antimicrobials are an EPA registered pesticide. If Antimicrobials are utilized in the product, the manufacturer must submit 3rd party certification seal Indicating no health hazard to the end user or occupants. Test ASTM E 2471 05 should indicate NEGATIVE for antimicrobials. Adhesives are exempt from this section.

k. WARRANTY: Flooring contractor shall provide a 5-year warranty for defects in materials and workmanship.

Flooring manufacturer shall provide a 25 year non-prorated limited warranty against excessive surface wear and static, de-lamination, edge ravel, zippering, and backing resiliency loss.

REMOVE / INSTALL FLOORING IN VARIOUS

BLDGS- H-23, 423, HP-57, 762, FC500, M107,

BB86, 54, AS148

USMC CAMP LEJEUNE

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3ES, COMMAND GENERAL SUITE

FINAL

LEE, TIMOTHY M CIV DATE 6/12/2014 CONTRACT # N40085-14B-XXXX SHEET 3 OF 3

REMOVE / INSTALL FLOORING IN BLDG-

FC500

4594034

BA256, BA257, BA264

4623955

8/25/2015 CONTRACT # N40085-16B-XXXX

BA256, BA257, BA264, 858, H1, 524, 59

4623955

9/4/2015

BA256, BA257, BA264, 858, 524, 59, 312,

AS3905, 223

11/3/2015

BA256, BA257, BA264, 59, 223, 307, 312, 317,

524, 858

11/24/2015

524, 858, 1933

524, 858, 1933, H1, 8

12/8/2015

4621689

REMOVE / INSTALL FLOORING IN BLDG- 59,

223, 307, 312, 317, 524, 858, 1933, H1, 8

12/21/2015 CONTRACT # N40085-16B-0419

PAINT AND REPLACE FLOORING IN VARIOUS BLDGS; H1,

1023, 1201 AST, 1202 AST, 521 AST, HP5 AST, FC280 AST,

FC420 AST TT42 AST, BB250, BB54, 59, 223, 307, 312, 317,

524, 858, 1933, 8

4608614

1/21/2016 CONTRACT # N40085-15B-0461

4951690

8/15/2019 CONTRACT # N40085-19B-XXXX

H1- 3ES; REPLACE CARPET IN

COMMANDING GENERAL SUITE

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ROOM

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21' 22' 28' 20'

13'

6'14'

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50'

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1B

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REMOVE EXISTING CARET AND PADDING. INSTALL NEW CARPET WITH

ATTACHED OR GLUE DOWN PADDING. COLOR TO BE COMPARABLE TO

PHILADELPHIA, MAINSTREET, EMPHATIC II 36, MOUNTIAN PINE 56366.

REMOVE EXISTING CARET AND PADDING. INSTALL NEW CARPET WITH

ATTACHED OR GLUE DOWN PADDING. COLOR TO BE COMPARABLE TO

PHILADELPHIA, MAINSTREET, EMPHATIC II 36, CATHEDRIAL RED 54256.

REPAIR EXISTING CARPET SEAMS.

WORK LIMIT

APPROX

LOCATION OF

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SURVEY FINDINGS Building: H1

Friable ACM identified

DESCRIPTION LOCATION Date Quantity

PIPE INSULATION 4,000 LFWITHIN WALLS AT COLUMNS,

PRIMARILY CORNERS OF MECHANCIAL

WINGS;

SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR SOUTH

OFFICES;

CRAWLSPACES, ALONG PERIMETER AT

VERTICAL CHASES AND MAIN CHASE

AT MECHANICAL WING; DEBRIS FIELDS

IN CRAWLSPACE

1/26/2009

PIPE INSULATION 3,500 SFWITHIN WALLS AT COLUMNS,

AT MECHANICAL WING;

DEBRIS FIELDS IN CRAWLSPACE

FIBROUS DEBRIS 1,250 SFCRAWLSPACE; BASEMENT

MECHANICAL

1/28/2009

12/2/2014

FIBROUS DEBRIS 1,800 SFCRAWLSPACE; BASEMENT

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7/21/2000

FIBROUS DEBRIS 1,400 SFCRAWLSPACE AT VERTICAL CHASE

AREAS AT PERIMETER

4/11/2011

12/12/2012

FIBROUS DEBRIS 1,800 SFCRAWLSPACE; BASEMENT

3/6/2018

FIBROUS DEBRIS 2,000 SFCRAWLSPACE; BASEMENT

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Non-friable ACM identified

9" GREEN FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE 1,000 SFE1 SOUTH, EAST SIDE BOTTOM/ MIDDLE

LAYER TILE

4/1/2009

GASKET MATERIAL 100 LFCRAWLPACE DEBRIS (SEWER LINE

PACKING);

VALVE FLANGES, MAIN UTILITY

TUNNEL

4/2/2009

EXTERIOR CAULKING, 480 LFEXTERIOR WING WALL (BRICK)

EXPANSION JOINTS, TYPICALLY

BEHIND DOWNSPOUTS (SEE ALSO

HM171)

3/31/2009

TAR SEALANT 1,500 SFPLASTER LATHE BEHIND WALL/BRICK;

CAPS AT VENTS ON WALLS, PRIMARILY

FOUND IN MECHANICAL ROOMS BUT

MAY BE PRESENT AROUND ENTIRE

PERIMETER (see also 156)

12" BEIGE w/TAN FLOOR TILE AND

ADHESIVE

500 SFCOMMON UPPER TILE THROUGHOUT,

TYPICALY OVER OTHER [ACM] TILE

MISCELLANEOUS FLOOR COVERINGS, 50 LFMIXED USE THROUGHOUT, TYPICALY

AT TILE TO CONCRETE TRANSITIONS;

STAIRWELLS, JANITOR CLOSETS,

MECHANICAL ROOMS

TAR SEALANT 60 LFEXTERIOR WING WALL (BRICK)

HM172)

FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE, UNDER OTHER 111,640 SFTHROUGHOUT BUILDING, TYPICALLY

UNDER 1-2 OTHER LAYERS, EXPOSED IN

SOME CLOSETS/ STORAGE AREAS

(REFER TO DRAWINGS FOR SPECIFIC

LOCATIONS)

12,000 SFCOMMON TOP/ MIDDLE TILE LAYER

THROUGHOUT

20,160 SFCOMMON TOP/ UPPER LAYER OF TILE

DOWN MAIN CENTRAL CORRIDOR

TRANSITE PANEL MATERIAL 360 SFATTIC GABLE VENTS/ DORMERS

(LIMITED ACCESSIBLITY); ATTIC

DEBRIS (LIMITED)

12" TAN w/BROWN FLOOR TILE AND

1,500 SFMIXED USE THROUGHOUT; UNDER 124

TILES, OVER 110 ACM TILES

2,000 SFPATCH/ MIXED USE TILE, TOP LAYER J,

G, E WINGS

1/27/2009

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12" TAN FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE 8,000 SFSANDWICH TILE D1 SOUTH BETWEEN

HM104 (TOP) AND HM110 (BOTTOM)

12" CREAM FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE 1,250 SFPATCH TILE; B WING FOYER, A/B 1 HALL 3/13/2009

GASKET MATERIAL 100 SFTHROUGHOUT BUILDING ON PIIPING

SYSTEMS, NOT ACCESSIBLE FOR

SAMPLING

1/30/2009

INSULATION 50 LFCONDENSATE VALVES ON HVAC UNITS 3/9/2009

RESIDUAL MASTIC 7,500 SFREMNANTS FROM PREVIOUS ACM TILE

AND MASTIC LOCATIONS, UNDER NEW

OR OTHER NON ACM TILES IN MOST

AREAS

9/24/2014

11,500 SF1C, E, F, J; 2H:

COMMON TOP/ MIDDLE TILE LAYER

1,250 SFMIXED USE THROUGHOUT; UNDER 124

INSULATION 50 LFCONDENSATE VALVES ON HVAC UNITS 12/2/2014

12" CREAM FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE 1,250 SFPATCH TILE; B WING FOYER, A/B 1 HALL 12/2/2014

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PERIMETER

500 SFFIRST AND THIRD FLOOR E:

COMMON UPPER TILE THROUGHOUT,

MISCELLANEOUS FLOOR COVERINGS, 50 LFFIRST FLOOR C, D, E, F:

MIXED USE THROUGHOUT, TYPICALY

FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE, UNDER OTHER 96,450 SFTHROUGHOUT BUILDING, TYPICALLY

MISCELLANEOUS FLOOR COVERINGS, 50 LFMIXED USE THROUGHOUT, TYPICALY

FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE, UNDER OTHER 102,815 SFTHROUGHOUT BUILDING, TYPICALLY

11,500 SFCOMMON TOP/ MIDDLE TILE LAYER

THROUGHOUT; REPLACEMENT FOR

HM104 TILES REMOVED IN 2011

12" CREAM FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE 1,250 SFPATCH TILE; B WING FOYER, A/B 1

HALL (w/HM115)

1,250 SFMIXED USE THROUGHOUT; UNDER 124

TILES, OVER 110 ACMB TILES

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INSULATION 50 LFCONDENSATE VALVES ON HVAC UNITS 12/12/2012

500 SFCOMMON UPPER TILE THROUGHOUT,

MISCELLANEOUS FLOOR COVERINGS, 50 LFFIRST FLOOR C, D, E, F:

MIXED USE THROUGHOUT, TYPICALY

FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE, UNDER OTHER 93,225 SFTHROUGHOUT BUILDING, TYPICALLY

12,000 SFCOMMON TOP/ MIDDLE TILE LAYER

1,500 SFMIXED USE THROUGHOUT; UNDER 124

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Tested Non ACM or REMOVED Materials

RESIDUAL MASTIC 7,500 SFREMNANTS FROM PREVIOUS ACM TILE

AND MASTIC LOCATIONS, UNDER NEW

OR OTHER NON ACM TILES IN MOST

AREAS (see also all floor tiles and HM104)

GASKET MATERIAL 95 SFTHROUGHOUT BUILDING ON PIIPING

INSULATION 50 LFCONDENSATE VALVES ON HVAC UNITS 3/6/2018

12" CREAM FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE 1,250 SFPATCH TILE; B WING FOYER, A/B 1 HALL 3/6/2018

12" GRAY FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE E1 SOUTH STAIRWELL 4/1/2009

12" ACOUSTICAL TILE E SOUTH LOBBY 4/1/2009

DOOR KICKPLATE MATERIAL THROUGHOUT BUILDING 4/1/2009

DRYWALL AND JOINT MATERIAL WALLS AND LOCAL AREA CEILINGS

INTERIOR CAULKING, METAL CRAWLSPACE ENTRY DOOR 4/1/2009

2'x4' CEILING TILE, PATCHES THROUGHOUT, NOT 1/26/2009

BASE COVE/MASTIC, MIXED LIMITED PATCHES

FIBERGLASS INSULATION SEALANT THROUGHOUT BUILDING ON HVAC

AND PIPING SYSTEMS

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2'x4' CEILING TILE, LIMITED PATCHES THROUGHOUT 1/26/2009

1'x2' CEILING TILE, PATCHES OF OLD CEILING;

J1 NORTH

PLASTER MATERIAL THROUGHOUT STRUCTURE, WALLS

AND CEILINGS (EXCEPT RENOVATION

REBUILDS)

MISCELLANEOUS SEALANT WALL AND CEILING PENETRATIONS

THROUGHOUT, PRIMARILY AT CABLE

CONDUITS

MISCELLANEOUS SEALANT HVAC DUCT SEAMS THROUGHOUT,

PRIMARILY MECHANICAL ROOMS

INSULATION HEATER FLOOR PENETRATION, H1S 1/26/2009

12" ACOUSTICAL TILE LIMITED PATCHES: J1 SOUTH; B WING

FOYER; E3N FOYER; F2 SOUTH; C1

NORTH and SOUTH; D1 NORTH and

SOUTH

MISCELLANEOUS SEALANT PATCHES FOUND ON WALLS, RANDOM 1/26/2009

2'x2' CEILING TILE, LIMITED USE PATCH, J WING 1/26/2009

WINDOW GLAZING MATERIAL WOOD WINDOWS THROUGHOUT,

METAL WINDOWS OF CRAWLSPACE/

MECHANICAL AREAS

12" WHITE FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE UPPER/ TOP LAYER TILE; F2 NORTH

AND SOUTH, H1 NORTH, A1 NORTH AND

1/29/2009

BASE COVE/MASTIC, MIXED USE THROUGHOUT 1/26/2009

INTERIOR CAULKING, LIMITED MIXED USE, LIMITED AREAS 1/27/2009

BASE COVE/MASTIC, MIXED USE THROUGHOUT 1/27/2009

VAPOR BARRIER ROOFING PAPER THROUGHOUT, WALL

VAPOR BARRIER THROUGHOUT, AND

FLOOR COVERING E NORTH WING

MISCELLANEOUS SEALANT PIPE JOINT SEALANT, SEWER PACKING

DEBRIS

2'x2' CEILING TILE, G WING, LIMITED PATCH TILE 1/27/2009

EXTERIOR CAULKING, METAL DOOR, BASEMENT 3/9/2009

12" WHITE FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE E2N LOBBY 3/10/2009

ELECTRICAL WRAPPED WIRING ABANDONED LINES, PRESUMED

THROUGHOUT STRUCTURE

FLOOR LEVELING COMPOUND MIXED USE THROUGHOUT (NOT

ACCESSIBLE TO IDENTIFY)

CARPET ADHESIVE MIXED USE THROUGHOUT 1/26/2009

MISCELLANEOUS SEALANT VARIOUS ELECTRICAL PIPES; HVAC

DUCT TAPE/PUTTY

2'x2' CEILING TILE, PATCH/ SECONDARY TILE USED

12" WHITE w/ GRAY FLOOR TILE AND

TOP LAYER IN HALLS, E SOUTH WING 1/28/2009

2'x4' CEILING TILE, PATCH TILE, E2 SOUTH 1/28/2009

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12" GRAY w/ GRAY FLOOR TILE AND

REPLACEMENT/ RENOVATED AREA

TILE;

B1, B2 NORTH AND SOUTH, E2 NORTH

LOBBY

2'x2' CEILING TILE, LIMITED USE E2 SOUTH CG WING 1/28/2009

SINK UNDERCOATING, E2 SOUTH CG WING 1/28/2009

CLOTH LAGGING MATERIAL MECHANICAL PIPING SYSTEMS;

PRIMARILY BASEMENT MECHANICAL

AND STEAM TUNNEL, SOME PATCHES

INSIDE STRUCTURE

ROOFING SEALANT, BLACK J1 SOUTH ATTIC 1/27/2009

ASPHALT SHINGLE AND TAR PAPER J1 SOUTH ATTIC 1/27/2009

12" WHITE FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE PATCH TILE, D WING 3/13/2009

EXTERIOR CAULKING, METAL DOORS AND DOOR TRIM 3/31/2009

MISCELLANEOUS SEALANT DEBRIS, H2 SOUTH MECHANICAL ROOM 3/10/2009

12" WHITE FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE F1 SOUTH 3/11/2009

SINK UNDERCOATING, F1 SOUTH (DENTAL CLINIC) 3/11/2009

INTERIOR CAULKING, CEILING PATCH, C1 SOUTH CORRIDOR 3/13/2009

2'x2' CEILING TILE, F2 NORTH CONFERENCE ROOM 1/29/2009

FIREWALL MATERIAL, SOFT PLASTER ATTIC AREAS; E NORTH MECHANICAL 1/29/2009

RENOVATED AREA TILE;

B1, B2 NORTH AND SOUTH,

BLACK VINYL BASE AND ADHESIVE, 4" RENOVATED AREAS;

B1, B2 NORTH AND SOUTH, F2 NORTH

AND SOUTH

1/29/2009

2'x2' CEILING TILE, MIXED USE THROUGHOUT 1/26/2009

CEILING TILE CEILING TILES THROUGHOUT 3/9/2009

INTERIOR CAULKING, VAIRIET LIMITED USE, PATCHING;

SAMPLED WHERE IDENTIFIED

3/9/2009

EXTERIOR CAULKING, NEW WINDOWS 3/31/2009

EXTERIOR CAULKING, OLD (WOOD) WINDOWS (770), OLD

VENTS

CLOTH EXPANSION JOINT MATERIAL, THIN MECHANICAL ROOMS (LIMITED) 3/9/2009

TANK INSULATION BASEMENT MECHANICAL ROOM HOT

WATER TANKS

MISCELLANEOUS SEALANT ABANDONED HVAC UNIT, E3N

MECHANICAL ROOM

INSULATION ABANDONED HVAC UNIT, E3N

MECHANICAL ROOM

ROOFING SEALANT, BLACK E WING PATIO, RESIDUAL MATERIAL 12/2/2014

INTERIOR CAULKING, METAL CRAWLSPACE ENTRY DOOR 12/2/2014

PLASTER MATERIAL THROUGHOUT STRUCTURE, WALLS

AND CEILINGS (EXCEPT RENOVATION

REBUILDS)

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12" WHITE FLOOR TILE AND ADHESIVE UPPER/ TOP LAYER TILE; F2 NORTH

AND SOUTH, H1 NORTH, A1 NORTH AND

RENOVATED AREA TILE;

B1, B2 NORTH AND SOUTH,

WINDOW GLAZING MATERIAL WOOD WINDOWS THROUGHOUT,

METAL WINDOWS OF CRAWLSPACE/

MECHANICAL AREAS

FLOOR LEVELING COMPOUND MIXED USE THROUGHOUT (NOT

ACCESSIBLE TO IDENTIFY)

INTERIOR CAULKING, METAL CRAWLSPACE ENTRY DOOR 12/12/2012

COMMON UPPER TILE THROUGHOUT,

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