PICS C5 Training Annex.pptx
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- C5 TRAINING TRAILER ROOF REPAIR (CONSTRUCTION)
- Solicitation number
- 70Z02725QPORT0000213
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The file is a PowerPoint presentation containing photographic documentation of roof damage for a U.S. Coast Guard facility at Base Portsmouth. The images detail multiple roof deficiencies, including water intrusion, membrane deterioration, and structural compromises in the C5 Training Trailer roof. Specific issues include soft spots in the plywood underlayment, membrane sections peeling at roof edges, metal components lifting, and water pooling that prevents proper drainage.
The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation (70Z02725QPORT0000213) for roof repair services at the Coast Guard base located at 4000 Coast Guard Blvd, Portsmouth, VA 23703. Proposals are to be submitted via email to Katherine M. Roberts and Kristy R. Barnette, with questions accepted until 11:00 AM EST on 8/28/2025. The solicitation is issued by the Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Coast Guard and seeks a contractor to address the comprehensive roof damage documented in the accompanying photographs.
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PR# 31040PR250000213 ATTACHMENT: PICTURES OF ROOF
Within the red lines of this portion of the roof . Water has intruded underneath the membrane and the plywood section under this area has sustained damaged and has created extreme soft spots and safety concerns with people transiting the roof.
PR# 31040PR250000213 ATTACHMENT: PICTURES OF ROOF
Membrane sections on the edge of the roof in several locations have started peeling up, allowing water underneath and has started leaking inside of the building.
PR# 31040PR250000213 ATTACHMENT: PICTURES OF ROOF
In several sections on the edge of the roof (in the area of) the red highlighted sections. The metal underneath the membrane has started to come up in several locations around the edge of the roof creating a dam for the water. Water is pooling on the roof in section from not being able to drain.
PR# 31040PR250000213 ATTACHMENT: PICTURES OF ROOF
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