1.02 38KP163101R_00_A01 SPEC.pdf

This is a Job Specification document for antisweat coating work on the USS Pioneer (MCM-9), a naval vessel. The work involves applying antisweat coating to various compartments and surfaces throughout the ship to prevent condensation-related corrosion.

The scope encompasses five primary work areas: the Oily Water Separator Room, General Purpose Electronic Test Equipment Storeroom, Crew Living Space, GATX Machinery Room, and Bow Thruster Machinery Room. Specific surfaces to be treated include one spiral round duct with supply terminal and CRES components, one 4-inch diameter round duct, 4 square feet of rectangular ventilation duct surface, 40 square feet of rectangular ventilation duct surface, 200 square feet of sonar trunk box surface, and 160 square feet of bow thruster surface. Work requirements include recording permeability test results for existing and new metallic materials using SRF YOKOSUKA 4121/1 standards, removing and fabricating new ventilation ducts, power tool cleaning surfaces to bare metal per SSPC-SP-11 with hand tool cleaning in areas where power tools cannot reach, and applying new primer and antisweat coating per preservation standards 009-32 and manufacturer instructions. The anticipated award date is June 14, 2026, with performance of work commencing July 14, 2026, and completion by October 31, 2026. Government-furnished materials include spiral round ducts, elbows, terminals, and rubber sheets. The specification requires use of only non-magnetic materials and includes government permeability indicators to be issued as needed. Ship's force will conduct witness visual inspections of replaced ventilation ducts and dampers, with a legible report required to the supervisor documenting compliance with section 3.2.1 requirements.