P12_Asbestos Report - 07.06.2017.pdf
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This document is an Asbestos Inspection Report for the Jason Mangum VA Medical Center in Biloxi, Mississippi. The report summarizes the findings of an asbestos survey conducted on June 14, 2017, which identified asbestos-containing materials in the basement of Building 6, including thermal system insulation on pipes, pipe joints, and the ground. The report provides details on the analysis of three asbestos samples, all of which contained 20% chrysotile asbestos.
The related federal contract opportunity is for the renovation of Building 1 at the Biloxi VA Medical Center. The scope of work includes selective demolition, exterior building envelope alterations, and interior renovation of areas within Building 1, as well as upgrades to the interior utilities and building systems. The period of performance is 912 calendar days from receipt of the Notice to Proceed, and the project magnitude is estimated to be between $50M to $100M. Wage Rate Requirements (Construction) apply.
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Jason Mangum
VA Medical Center
400 Veterans Blvd.
Biloxi, MS 39531
RE: Asbestos Inspection
Asbestos Inspection Report
Enclosed are the results of the survey performed by the industrial hygiene department on 6/14/2017. If you have any questions concerning this report please feel free to contact Dave Bingham, Industrial Hygiene Supervisor.
Work Order #: 1706469
July 06, 2017
Dear Jason Mangum
6500 Sunplex Drive
Ocean Springs, MS 39564
228.875.6420 Phone
228.875.6423 Fax
Biloxi VAMC Asbestos Re-Inspection 2017
Harry P. Howell
President
Mailing Address:
PO Box 1410
Ocean Springs, MS
39566-1410
P a g e o f 1
Asbestos Survey Report
Summary Comments:
See the attached report.
06/16/17
Micro-Methods Laboratory, Inc.Laboratory:
Lab Contact:
Date Reported:
Asbestos Inspection
Tina Tomek For Charles D. Bingham
Client:
Client Reference:
Log-In:
PO Number:
7/6/2017
Biloxi VAMC Asbestos Re-Inspection 2017
Sample No: Client ID:1706469-01 Bldg. 6 Basement TSI on Pipes
Macroscopic
Description
No. of Layers and Layer
Designator
Percent of
Total Sample Non-Fibrous
Components*
Other Fibrous Non-
Asbestos Content
Total or Layer % Footnotes
Asbestos Content
Total or Layer %
Footnotes
Analytical
Date
White friable 1 100 3 06/23/17Chrysotile 20
Sample No: Client ID:1706469-02 Bldg. 6 Basement TSI on Pipe Joints
Macroscopic
Description
No. of Layers and Layer
Designator
Percent of
Total Sample Non-Fibrous
Components*
Other Fibrous Non-
Asbestos Content
Total or Layer % Footnotes
Asbestos Content
Total or Layer %
Footnotes
Analytical
Date
White friable 1 100 3 06/23/17Chrysotile 20
Sample No: Client ID:1706469-03 Bldg. 6 Basement TSI on Ground
Macroscopic
Description
No. of Layers and Layer
Designator
Percent of
Total Sample Non-Fibrous
Components*
Other Fibrous Non-
Asbestos Content
Total or Layer % Footnotes
Asbestos Content
Total or Layer %
Footnotes
Analytical
Date
Gray friable 1 100 3 06/23/17Chrysotile 20
The results in this report apply to the samples analyzed in accordance with the chain of custody document. This analytical report must be reproduced in its entirety.
06/16/17
Micro-Methods Laboratory, Inc.Laboratory:
Lab Contact:
Date Reported:
Asbestos Inspection
Tina Tomek For Charles D. Bingham
Client:
Client Reference:
Log-In:
PO Number:
7/6/2017
Biloxi VAMC Asbestos Re-Inspection 2017
Footnotes and Definitions A-gf Gray friable A-wf White friable
* Key to Non-Fibrous Components
1 = Rock/Mineral fragments 5 = Diatoms 9 = Vinyl 13 = Spores/Pollen
2 = Mica/Vermiculite 6 = Perlite 10 = Foam/Rubber 14 = Foil
3 = Binders 7 = Adhesive/Mastic 11 = Paint
4 = Opaques 8 = Tar 12 = Other
< Less Than
> Greater Than
The scope of services included a limited visual survey of the property. The survery focuses on the detection of visible suspect asbestos materials. The results of this survey are presented in the following report.
In addition to the visual survery, if asbestos samples were taken per client request, the results of completed laboratory analysis are included as an attachment to this report. Often materials are located in confined or inaccessible locations with little or no visible manifestation of their presence. These materials may be found in various areas such as under existing flooring materials, above ceilings, behind walls, materials within fixtures, electrical wiring casing, or buried pipes and wires. Because of the potential for hidden materials, it may not be possible to determine whether all suspect building materials have been identified, located, and subsequently tested. Destructive measures to access these potentially hidden materials were not employed by Micro-Methods Laboratory, Inc. as a part of this project. However, Micro-Methods Laboratory,Inc. does warrant that its investigations and methodology reflect our best efforts upon the prevailing standard of care in the environmental industry and the clients scope of work. It is not intended that the scope and/or cost of remedial action is to recommended or defined based on the results and recommendations made by this inspector. The results relative to this inspection are applicable to the single structure that is inspected. Detached structures should be inspected and reported separately. Based on the the opinion, judgment, and experience of the inspector, it is their discretion to determine the location and quantity of samples taken, including but not limited to collection of non-suspect samples. Inspections performed pursuant to this standard rely upon the opinon, judgment, and experience of the inspector, and are not intended to be technically exhaustive. Based on the opinion, judgment, and experience of the inspector, recommendation of additional inspections may be appropriate based on factors outside the data interpretation contained in this inspection. In the event a law, statue, or ordinance prohibits a procedure recommended in the standard, the inspector is relieved of the obligation to adhere to the prohibited part of the inspection.
This inspection was conducted according to the State of Mississippi NESHAP regulations by a state certified asbestos inspector.
The results in this report apply to the samples analyzed in accordance with the chain of custody document. This analytical report must be reproduced in its entirety.
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