Quick Service IDIQ Contract 19GG8026D0006 for Make ready_SIGNED.pdf

1 SOLICITATION NUMBER

19GG8026Q0007

2. TYPE OF SOLICITATION

I sreleo sro pra.;

! Heeornreo 1nrel

3, DATE ISSUED

o3/09/2026

E REOUEST NUMBER

PR160113e7

GG8OO

Bregvadze

NAME

Nana

SOLICITATION, OFFER,

AND AWARD

(Construction, Alteration, or Repair)

PAGE 1 OF 76 PAGES

RTANT - The section on the reverse must be ful

4, CONTRACT NUMBER

19GG8025D0005

7. ISSUED BY

AMERICAN EMBASSY TBILISI

8. ADORESS OFFER TO

AMERICAN EMBASSY TSILISI

29 Georgian tunedcan F iendship Avenue, ATTN: GSO TBlLtSt 0.131

GEORGIA

Iy offeror

6 PROJECT NUMBER

CODE

29 Georgian Am€rican Friendshlp A\6n!e, ATTN: GSO/PROCUREMENT TBtLlSl 0131

GEORGIA

b. TELEPHONE NUMBER (lnctude erca code) (NO COUECT CALLS) 9953222n201 s NOTE; ln sealed bid solicitations "offef'and "offeror" mean "bid and "bldder".

1a THE GOVERNMENT REOUIRES PERFORMANCE OF THE I ISRKoESCRIBED lN THESE DOCUMENTS (ride, idenMng nunber, dab) lDlQ Contract for Residential Make+eady/Renovation Services

. 5F1442 cover sheet

. Price

. Scope of Work

. Packaging and Marking

. lnspection and Acceptance

. Deliveries/Performance

. Contract Administration Data

. Special Contract Requirements

. Clauses

1 1 . The contraclor shall begin performance within calendar days and complete it within calendar days afler receiving

I awaro, f notic€ to proceed. ti" p".ror,rliI pJif i" f manoatory ! negotiable. (See-_-.t89!bE4l!alLj@9!e!l-,.

12A. THE CONTRACTOR MUST FURNISH ANY REOUIRED PERFORMANCE AND PAYI\4ENT BONDS? 128, CALENDAR DAYS (tt'YES," idicate within how marry caledar days afret awad in ltem 128.)

YES EnO

13. AODITIONAL ICITATION R IREMENTS:

a Sealed offtrs in original and _copies to perform the wolk required are due at the place specilied in ltem 8 by 17:00 (hou4 localtime MtO3l2O26 (date). lfthis is a sealed bid solicitation, offers will be publicly opened al that time. Sealed envelopes

SENSITIVE BI,+UNCLASSI FI ED

Prescribed by GSA - FAR (48 CFR) 53.236-1{d) STAi{DARD FORM &2 (REv Bl2oi4)

9, FOR INFORMATION

CALL:

containing ofiers shall be marked to show the offeroi's name and address, the solicilation number, and lhe date and time offers are due.

b. An offer guarantee n is, I is not required.

c All offers are subject to the (1) work requirements, and (2) other provisions and clauses incorporated in the solicjlation in full text or by reference-

d. Offers providing tess than calendar days for Government acceptance after the date offers are due will not be considered and will be .eiected.

OFFER be

14. NAME AND OF EROR (lnclude ZtP 15 TELEPHONE NUI!,l8ER (tnclude area code)

QUICK SERVICE LLC

Nutsubid2e Slope, lV Micro/d istrict, Building 16, apartment 62 0186, Tbitisi, Georgia

16, REMI ADOR9SS @clud6 only if different 14.)

CODE FACILITY COOE

17. The offeror agrees to pertorm the wo required at the prices specjfied below in strict a6cordance with the terms of this soticitetion, it this ofer is accepled bv th€ Govemmenr in wriling within calendar days afler the date offes arc due- (lnsei any nufiber equal ,c or grcabr then theminidun @qutten€nt slatecl in ltem 1x. Faifure b insqT any nuhbet means lhe oflerct accepts the ninimun in lten t 3d.)

AMOUNTS

18. The offeror agrees to furnish any required performance and payment bonds.

19, ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF AMENDMENTS

(The oltetur ackhodledges rcceid ot amendnents to ttr€ solc.ir''adon - ive numbe. and date ot ead)

AMENDMENT

NUMBER

OATE

2Oa, NAIIIE AND TITLE OF PERSON AUTHORIZEO TO SIGN OFFER Tlype orp,NO

AWARD /Ta he bv Government)

2Ob, SIGNATURE 20c. OFFER DATE

21. ITEI,,IS ACCEPTED:

22. AMOUNT

0.oo usD (oFF)

24, SUBMIT INVOICES TO ADDRESS SHO\^A IN

(4 copies unless othetuise specified)

23, ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA

26, ADMINISTERED BY

AMERICAN EMBASSY TBILISI

29 Goorgia. American Frien6hjp Avenue, ATTN: GSO/PROCUREII,IENT TBtLtSl0l3l

GEORGIA

27 PAYIUENT WLL BE MADE BY

AMERICAN EMSASSY TBILISI

29 Georgian Amedc€n Frisndship Avenue, AfiN: lbilisifmovouchering@stel6.gov

TBILISI

G€ORGIA

25, OTHER THAN FULL AND OPEN COMPETITION PURSUANT TO

E 10 u.s.c. 23oa(cx ) B1 u.s.c. 253(cx )

CODE

CONTRACTING OFFICERWILL CO]',PLETE ITE]ti 28 OR 29 AS APPLICABLE

ITEI\4

28. NEGOTIATEO AGREEI\4ENT (Contnctot is equircd to sign this document and rctum copies to issuing dfice-) Contractor agrees to turnish and deliver all items or pelform all work, requisitions identned on this form and any continuation sheets fo. the consideration slated in this contracl. The rights and obligations of the parties to this contrad shall be governed by (a) this contract ar^rard, (b)the solicitation, and (c) the clauses, representations, certificalions, and specifications or incorporated by reference in or attached to this contract.

3OA, NAME AND TITLE OF CONTRACTOR OR PERSON AUTHORIZED

29. AWARD (Contrcctot is not required to sign this tucument.) Yout offer on this solicilation is hereby accepted as to the items ti$ted. This award consummates the contract, which consists of (a) the Government solicatation and your ofier, and (b) this contract award. No further contractual document is necessary.

TO SIGN flype orpl,id) I iashc^ Ecbrrh o4te D t cecto c

31A. NAME OF CoNTRACTING OFFICER (Type ot pirt)

Anne Kosinska

3OB. SIGNATURE 31C. AWARD DATE

05t15t2026

318, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BY

fur07:42 ,{ath nskaKA@stat6.g{Kosi

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SENS ITIVE BUIgUN CLASSI FI E D

STANDARD FORM 1442 (REV. 8/2014) BACK

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3OC, DATE

SECTION B - SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICES/COSTS

B.I SCOPEOF SERVICES

The Contractor shall provide personnel, supplies and equipment for all make-ready services for residences U.S. Embassy Tbilisi as described in Sections B and C ofthis contract, and the exhibits in Section J.

8.2

This is an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity type contract for make-ready. The Contractor shall furnish services according to task orders issued by the Contracting Officer. Oral task orders maybe necessary for emergencies, however, they shall be issued in writing within three days after issuance of the oral instructions. The task orders shall specify the location and type of work requested (see Section B.4 and the example in Section J, Exhibit 1).

The contract will be for a one-year period from the date ofthe contract award, with 3 (three) one-year options. For each effective year ofthe contract, the U.S. Govemment guarantees a minimum order of 2,000 USD (Equivalent in local currency GEL) worth of services. The maximum amount ofservices ordered under each year ofthe contract will not exceed $851000 USD (Equivalent in local cunency GEL) worth of services.

B.3 PRICES/COSTS

The prices will include all work, including furnishing all labor, materials, equipment and services, unless otherwise specified in Section B.4.4. The prices listed below shall include all labor, materials, direct and indirect costs, insurance (see FAR 52.228-4 and 52.228-5), overhead, and profit.

8.3.I VALUE ADDED TAX

VALUE ADDED TAX (VAD. The Govemment will not reimburse the Contractor for VAT under this contract. The Contractor shall not include a line for VAT on Invoices as the U'S.

Embassy has a tax exemption certificate with the host govemment.

8.3.2 CURRENCY

All prices shall be in USD.

8.3.3 BASE YEAR PRICES (starting on the date stated in the Notice to Proceed and continuing for a period of l2 months).

CLIN

Description of Service

Estimated

Quantity

*Total Est.

Price in

USD

Painting services (see Section c.2.1.4.)

heparation works: wrap the area for painting works, cover furniture, floors, doors, baseboards, windows, etc. (see

Section C.2.1 .3.)

Sqm* 3.50 250 875.00

2 Painting of interior walls Sqm* 13.50 500 6750.00

3 Painting ofceilings sqm* 13.s0 300 4050.00

4 Painting of exterior walls Sqm* 13.50 200 2700.00

Painting of interior textured surfaces

Sqm* 13.50 150

Painting of exterior textured surfaces

Sqm* 13.50 250 3375.00

Painting ofexterior grills/railings/other metal

Sqm* 13.50 150 2025.00

Linear meter 9.00 80 720.00

Replacing wallpaper/other wall covering

Sqm* 9.00 r00

Masonry services (see Section c.2.r.s.)

Repairing damaged interior plaster/stucco/drywall

Sqm* 150 l0 Repairing damaged exterior plaster/stucco

Sqm* 15.00 r50 22s0.00

II Repairing interior textured surf'aces

Sqm* r 5.00 150 2250.00 t2 Repairing exterior textured surfaces

Sqm* 15.00 ls0 2250.00 t3 Removing existing tiles Sqm* 3.50 100 350.00 t4 Removing old grout and applying 350.00

3.50 100Sqm*

Unit of Measure

Price per Unit in USD

2025.00

900.00

15.00 2250.00 l5 InstalI of tiles (60x60cnr)

38.00 50 1900.00 t6 lnstall oftiles (60xl20cm or more)

Sqm* 45.00 50 2250.00

Applying waterproofi ng (Hydro-insulation fluid) material to walls and floors before tiling

Sqm* I 1.00 1100.00

Application of concrete bonding liquid (a special material used to improve and strengthen adhesion fbr plastering) to the wall prior to plastering.

Sqm* 6.00 50 300.00 t9 Installation ofa floor screed with a thickness of 8-[0 cm.

Sqm* 26.00 1300.00

Install of Tile Trim Profiles (edge-protection profile for outside comers)

Linear meter 6.00 20 I 20.00

2t

Install of Tile Trim hofiles (edge-protection profile) for window and door openings in bathroom

Linear meter 6.00 20 120.00

Install of45* degree cut tile edges

Linear meter 8.00 20

Install of45* degree cut tile edges for window openings in bathroom

Linear meter 8.00 20 I 60.00

Installation of a self-leveling concrete floor finish, cement-based, with a thickness of 5 mm.

Sqm* 13,00 r00 1300.00 lnstal lation of a self-leveling concrete floor finish, gypsum-based, with a thickness of 5 mm.

Sqm* 100 I 300.00

Application of interior plaster/stucco

Sqm* 8.00 100 800.00

Application of exterior p laster/stucco

8.00 100 800.00

Insulation of exterior facade walls with XPS 5 cm thick

3200.0016.00 200 new grout

Sqm* r00 l8

160.00

13.00

Sqm*

29 Excavation works (Digging the ground)

Cubic meter 35.00 l0

30 Installation ofpaving using stone tiles with a thickness of 5 cm.

(sand-base or sand-cement-base)

Sqm* 30.00 50 1s00.00

3l Removal/dismantling of damaged paving stones

Sqm* 4.00 l0 40.00

32 Exterior Wall Plastering with Hi gh-Quality Facade Plaster, Fiberglass Mesh Reinforcement, and "Munich" Type Textured

Finish

Sqm* 26.00 100 2600.00

33 Temporary removal of security grills (window/door)

Linear meter 4.00 l0 40.00

34 Reinstallation of the temporary security grills (window/door)

Linear meter 14.00 l0 140.00

Removing exterior decorative stone wall cover

Sqm* 3.00 I00 300.00

J6 Installing exterior decorative stone wall cover

Sqm* 40.00 100 4000.00

Carpentry services (see Section c.2.r.6.)

.5t Sanding/varnishing of interior woodwork

Sqm* 22.60 200 4520.00

Linear meter 100

Sanding/varnishing of exterior woodwork sqm* 22.60 100 2260.00

Sanding and vamishing hard wood floors

Sqr* 22.60 ls0 3390.00

Sanding and varn ish ing pressed-wood/laminate floors Sqm* 100 2260.00

Removing existing hard wood floors

Sqm* 6.00 150 900.00

42 lnstalling new hard wood floors 5250.00Sqm* 35.00 150

8^00 800.00

22.60

350.00

+5 300.00

8.3.4 FIRST OPTION YEAR PRICES (sta(ing on the date stated in the Notice to Proceed and continuing for a period of l2 months).

Removing existing pressed-wood/laminate floors Sqm* 3.00 100

Installing new pressed-wood/laminate floors

Sqm* 35.00 100 3s00.00

Total of all line-item prices:

80,080.00

Base Year Total, estimated+:

S8o,o8o.oo

CLIN

Description of Service

Unit of Measure

Price per Unit in USD

Estimated

Quantity

*Total Est.

Price in

USD

I

Preparation works: wrap the area for painting works, cover fumiture, floors, doors.

baseboards, windows, etc. (see

Section C.2.1.3.)

Sqm* 3.50 2s0 875.00

2 Painting of interior walls Sq,n* 13.50 500 6750.00

3 Painting ofceilings 13.50 4050.00

4 Painting of exterior walls 13.50 200 2700.00

Painting of interior textured surfaces

Sqm* ls0

Painting of exterior textured surfaces

Sq,,* 13.50 3375.00

Painting of exterior gril ls/railings/other metal

Sqm* 13.50 150 2025.00

Linear meter 9.00 80 720.00

Replacing wallpaper/other wall covering sqm* 9.00 t00 900.00

Masonry services (see Section c.2.r.5.)

*Sqm - square meter

Painting services (see Section c.2.1.4.)

Sqm* 300

Sq',*

13.50 2025.00

Repairing damaged interior plaster/stucco/drywall Sqm* 15.00 r50

Repairing damaged exterior plaster/stucco Sqm* 15.00 150 2250.00 ll Repairing interior textured surfaces

15.00 150 2250.00

Repairing exterior textured surfaces

15.00 150 2250.00 t3 Rernoving existing tiles Sqm* 3.50 100 350.00 t4 Removing old grout and applying new grout Sqm* 3.50 100 350.00 l5 lnstall of tiles (60x60cm) Sqm*

38.00 50 1900.00 t6 Install oftiles (60x120cm or more)

Sqm* 45.00 50 2250.00

Applying waterproofi ng (Hydro-insulation fluid) material to walls and floors before tiling

Sqm* I1.00 100 l t 00.00 l8

Application of conoete bonding liquid (a special material used to improve and strengthen adhesion for plastering) to the wall prior to plastering.

Sqm* 6.00 50 300.00 t9 Installation ofa floor screed with a thickness of 8-10 cm.

Sqm* 26.00 1300.00

Instal[ of Tile Trim Profiles (edge-protection pro{ile for outside corners)

Linear meter 6.00 20 120.00

Install of Tile Trim Profiles (edge-protection profi le) for window and door openings in bathroom

Linear meter 6.00 20 120.00

Install of45* degree cut tile edges

Linear meter 8.00 20 t 60.00

Install of45* degree cut tile edges for window openings in bathroom

2250.00

Linear meter 8.00 20

Sqm*

Sqm*

160.00

Installation of a self-leveling concrete floor finish, cement-based, with a thickness of 5 mm.

Sqm* 13.00 100 lnstallation of a self-leveling concrete floor finish, gypsum-based, with a thickness of 5 mm.

Sqm* 13.00 100 1300.00

Application of interior plaster/stucco Sqm* 8.00 100 800.00

Application of exterior plaster/stucco Sqm* 8.00 100 800.00

Insulation of exterior facade walls with XPS 5 cm thick Sqm* I6.00 200 3200.00

29 Excavation works (Digging the ground)

35.00 t0 350.00

30 Installation of paving using stone tiles with a thickness of 5 cm.

(sand-base or sand-cement-base)

Sqm* 30.00 50 1s00.00

3r Removal/dismantling of damaged paving stones

Sqm* 4.00 l0 40.00

32 Exterior Wall Plastering with High-Quality Facade Plaster, Fiberglass Mesh Reinforcement, and "Munich" Type Textured

Finish

Sqm* 26.00 100 2600.00

JJ Temporary removal of security grills (window/door)

Linear meter 4.00 t0 40.00

34 Reinstallation of the temporary security grills (windowidoor)

Linear meter 14.00 l0 t40.00

Removing exterior decorative stone wall cover

Sqm* 3.00 100 300.00

36 Sq** 40.00 100 4000.00

Carpentry services (see Section c.2.1.6.)

Sanding/vamishin g of interior woodwork

4520.00

1300.00

Sqm*

Page I

22.60 200 t)

Cubic meter lnstalling exterior decorative stone wall cover

800.00

*5qm - square meter

8.3.5 SECOND OPTION \TAR PRICES (starting on the date stated in the Notice to Proceed and continuing for a period of 12 months).

Sqm*

Linear meter 8.00 t00

Sandin g/varni shing of exterior woodwork Sqm* 22.60 100

Sanding and vamisbing hard wood l]oors 22.60 150 3390.00

Sanding and varnish ing pressed-wood/laminate floors Sqm* 22.60 100 2260.00

4t Removing existing hard wood floors Sqm* 6.00 r50 900.00

42 Installing new hard wood floors Sq'n* 35.00 150 5250.00

Removing existing pressed-wood/laminate floors

Sqm* 3.00 100 300.00

Installing new pressed-wood/laminate floors Sqm* 35.00 100 3500.00

Total of all line-item prices:

80,080.00

First Option Year Total, estimated*:

s 80,080.00

CLIN

Description of Service

Unit of Measure

Price per Unit in USD

Estimated

Quantity

*Total Est.

Price in

USD

Painting services (see Section c.2,1.4.)

I

Preparation works: wrap the area for painting works, cover fumiture, floors, doors, baseboards, windows, etc. (see

Section C.2.1.3.)

3.50 250 875.00

2 Painting of interior walls Sqm* 13.50 500

3 Painting ofceilings Sqm* 13.50 4050.00

4 Painting of exterior walls 13.50

2260.00

Sqm*

Sqm*

6750.00

2700.00

Painting of interior textured surfaces sqm' 150

Painting of exterior textured surfaces

Sqm* 13.50 250 337s.00

Painting of exterior grills/railings/other metal

Sqm* 13.50 150 2025.00

Linear meter 9.00 80 720.00

Replacing wallpaper/other wall covering

Sq-* 9.00 900.00

Masonry services (see Section c.2.1.s.)

Repairing damaged interior plaster/stucco/drywall Sqm* 15.00 150 2250.00 l0 Repairing damaged exterior plaster/stucco 15.00 150 2250.00

Repairing interior textured surfaces

Sqm* 15.00 150 2250.00

Repairing exterior textured surfaces

Sqm* 150 2250.00

13 Removing existing tiles Sq-* 3.50 100 350.00

Removing old grout and applying new grout Sqm* 3.50 100 350.00

Install of tiles (60x60cm) 38.00 50 1900.00

Install oftiles (60xl20cm or more) Sq** 45.00 50 t7 Applying waterproofi ng (Hydro-insulation fluid) matedal to walls and floors before tiling

Sq-* I r.00 100 1100.00

Application of concrete bonding liquid (a special material used to improve and strengthen adhesion for plastering) to the wall prior to plastering.

Sq-* 6.00 50 300.00

Installation ofa floor screed with a thickness of 8-10 cm. Sqm* 26.00 50 1300.00

Tnstall of Tile Trim Profiles (edge-protection profi le for outside corners)

120.00

13.50

Linear meter 6.00 20

Page 1'1

Sq**

15.00

Sqm*

2250.00

2025.00

Install of Tile Trim Profiles (edge-protection profile) for window and door openings in bathroom

Linear meter 6.00 20 lnstall of45* degree cut tile edges Linear meter 8.00 r 60.00

Install of45{ degree cut tile edges for window openings in bathroom

Linear meter 8.00 20 160.00

Installation of a self-leveling concrete floor finish, cement-based, with a thickness of 5 mm.

Sqm* 13.00 100 1300.00

Installation of a self-leveling concrete floor finish, gypsum-based. r.r ith a thickness of 5 mm.

Sqm* 13.00 100 1300.00

26 Application of interior plaster/stucco Sqm* 8.00 100 800.00

Application of exterior plaster/stucco Sqm* 8.00 100 800.00

28 Sqm* 16.00 200 3200.00

29 Cubic meter 35.00 10 350.00

30 Installation ofpaving using stone tiles with a thickness of 5 cm.

(sand-base or sand-cement-base)

Sqm* 30.00 50 1500.00

31 Removal/dismantling of damaged paving stones

4.00 10 40.00

52 Exterior Wall Plastering with Hi gh-Quality Facade Plaster, Fiberglass Mesh Reinforcement, and "Munich" Type Textured

Finish

Sqm* 26.00 100 2600.00

33 Temporary removal of security grills (window/door)

Linear meter 4.00 10 40.00

34 Reinstallation of the temporary security grills (window/door)

140.00

120.00

14.00 l0

)i

Insulation of exterior facade walls with XPS 5 cm thick

Excavation works (Digging the ground)

Linear meter

Removing exterior decorative stone wall cover Sqm* 3.00 100

Installing exterior decorative stone wall cover

Sqm* 40.00 100 4000.00

Carpentry services (see Section c.2.1.6.)

Sanding/vamishing of interior woodwork

Sqm*

Linear meter

22.60

8.00

4520.00

800.00

Sanding/varnishing of exterior woodwork

Sqm* 22.60 100 2260.00

Sanding and vamishing hard wood floors

Sqm* 150 3390.00

Sanding and vamishing pressed-wood,{aminate floors

Sqm* 22.60 100 2260.00

4t Removing existing hard wood floors

Sqm* 6.00 150 900.00

42 lnstalling new hard wood floors Sqm* 35.00 150 5250.00

Removing existing pressed-wood/laminate floors Sqm* 3.00 100 300.00

Installing new pressed-wood/laminate floors

Sqm* 35.00 3500

Total ol all line-item prices: 80,080.00

Second Option Year Total, estimatedt:

s 80,080.00

300.00

*Sqm - square meter

Page13

22.60 r00

8.3.6 THIRD OPTION YEAR PRICES (starting on the date stated in the Notice to proceed and continuing for a period of 12 months).

CLIN

Description of Service Unit of

Measure

Price per Unit in USD

Estimated

Quantity

*Total Est.

Price in

USD

Painting services (see Section c2.1.4.)

Preparation works: wrap the area for painting works, cover fumiture, floors, doors, baseboards, windows, etc. (see section C.2.1.3.)

Sqm* 3.50 250 875.00

Sqm* 13.50 500 67 50.00

3 Painting of ceilings Sqm* 13.50 300 4050.00

4 Painting of exterior walls Sqm* 13.50 2740.00

Painting of interior textured surfaces Sqm* 13.s0 150

Painting of exterior textured surfaces Sqm* 13.50 2s0 3375_00

Painting of exterior grills/railings/other metal

Sqm* 13.50 150 2025.00

Linear meter 9.00 80 720.00

Replacing wallpaper/other wall covering

Sqm* 9.00 100 900.00

Masonry services (see Section c.2.1.5.)

Repairing damaged interior plasteri stucco/drywall

Sqm* 15.00 150 2250.00

Repairing damaged exterior plasterlstucco Sqm* 15.00 150 22s0.00

1l Repairing interior textured surfaces sqm* 15.00 2250.00

Repairing exterior textured surfaces

Sqm* 15.00 150 2250.00

13 Removing existing tiles 3.50 100 350.00

Removing old grout and applying new grout 350.00Sq-* 3.50 100

2 Painting of interior walls

2025.00

Install of tiles (60x60cm) 38.00 50

Install oftiles (60x120cm or more) 45.00 50 2250.00

Applying waterproofi ng (Hydro-insulation fluid) material to walls and floors before tiling

Sq-* i 1.00 100 1100.00

Application of concrete bonding liquid (a special material used to improve and strengthen adhesion for plastering) to the wall prior to plastering.

Sqm* 6.00 300.00 l9 Installation ofa floor screed with a thickness of 8-10 cm. Sqm* 26.00 50 1300.00

Install of Tile Trim Profiles (edge-protection profi le for outside corners)

Linear meter 6.00 20 120,00

Install of Tile Trim Profiles (edge-protection profi le) for window and door openings in bathroom

Linear meter 6.00 20 120.00

Install of45+ degree cut tile edges Linear meter 8.00 20 160.00

Install of45* degree cut tile edges for window openings in bathroom

Linear meter 8.00 20 160.00

Installation of a self-leveling concrete floor finish, cement-based, with a thickness of 5 mm.

Sqrn * 100 1300.00 lnstallation of a seltleveling concrete floor finish, gypsum-based with a thickness of 5 mm.

Sq** 100 1300.00

Application of interior plaster/stucco sqm* 8.00 t00 800.00

Application of exterior p lasterlstucco

Sqm* 8.00 100 800.00

Insulation of exterior facade walls with XPS 5 cm thick Sqm* 16.00 200 3200.00

29 Excavation works (Digging the ground)

350.00

1900.00

Cubic meter 35.00 10 sqm -

Sqm*

13.00

13.00

30 Instal lation ofpaving using stone tiles with a thickness of 5 cm.

S4qd-base or sand-cement-base)

Sqm* 30.00 50

3t Removal/dismantling of damaged paYing stones

Sqm* 4.00 l0 40.00

32 Exterior Wall Plastering with High-Quality Facade Plaster, Fiberglass Mesh Reinforcement, and "Munich" Type Textured

Finish

Sqm* 26.00 100 2600.00

33 Temporary removal of security grills (window/door)

Linear meter 10

J+ Reinstallation of the temporary security grills (windoddoor)

Linear meter 14.00 l0 r40.00

Removing exterior decorative stone wall cover Sqm* 3.00 100 300.00

-i t) Installing exterior decorative stone wall cover sqm* 40.00 100 4000.00

Carpentry services (see Section c.2.1.6.)

22.60

8.00

4520.00 37 Sanding/vamishing of interior woodwork 800.00

Sqm*

Linear meter

Sanding/vamishing of exterior woodwork Sqm* 22.60 100 2260.00

Sanding and varnishing hard wood floors sqm* 22.60 150 3390.00

Sanding and vamishing pressed-wood/laminate floors Sq-* 22.60 100 2260.00

Sqm* 6.00 150 900.0041 Removing existing hard wood floors

35.00 150 5250.0042 Installing new hard wood floors

300.0043 Removing existing pressed-wood/laminate floors

Sqm* 3.00 100

4 40.00

Sq-*

1500.00

*5qm - square meter

Base Year Total: $ 80,080.00 First Option Year Total: $ E0,080.00

Second Option Year Total: $ 80,080.00 Third Option Year Total: $ 80,080.00

Grand Total Price for all Years: $ 320,320.00

MINIMUM ANO MAXIMUM AMOUNTS

During the Base Year ofthe cortract, and during the option year that might be exercised, the United States Covernment (USG) shall place orders totaling a minimum of 2,000 USD (Equivalent in local currency GEL). This reflects the contract minimum guarantee for each period of performance. The amount ofall orders, for base and all option years shall not exceed 340,000 USD (Equivalent to the local cunency GEL). This reflects the contract maximum.

Installing new pressed-wood/laminate floors

Sqm* 35.00 100

Total of all line-ltem prices: 80,080.00

Third Option Year Total, estimated*:

s 8o,08o.oo

3500.00

B.3.7 GRAND TOTAL PRICE FOR BASE YEAR PLUS TTIREE OPTION

YEARS

8.4 ORDERING - The Govemment shall issue task orders for ordering all services under this contract. Task orders may be issued from the effective date ofthe contract until the end ofthe "Period of Performance." All task orders are subject to the terms and conditions ofthis contract.

This contract shall take precedence in the event ofconflict with any task order.

B.4.1 ISSUANCE OF TASK ORDERS - The Contracting Officer may issue task orders orally but will confirm them in writing within three days.

B.4.2 SIJ'RVEY OF PROPERTY - Before performing work, the Contractor shall survey the property and verify the work required against the task, to determine if any discrepancies exist.

The Contractor shall be responsible for any errors that might have been avoided by such a survey/review. The Contractor shall immediately report any discrepancies to the COR or the

Contracting Officer and shall not begin work until such matters are resolved.

B.4.3 CONTENTS OF TASK ORDERS - The Contracting Officer shall issue task orders for make-ready services on an as-needed basis. See the sample task order at Section J, Exhibit l.

Task orders shall include:

(a) Date oforder

(b) Contract number

(c) Order number

(d) Location of property

(e) Amount of work (square meters or linear meters)

(f) Point ofcontact for questions

B.4.4 COMPLETION DATE.

The following are maximum completion times that will be included in individual task orders.

dependent upon the type and amount ofwork to be done:

Type of House Square Meter Ranges, Gross

Number of calendar days for

Make Ready

Extra Large House 601-1200 t7 Large House 301-600 t4 Medium House 201-300 t2 Small House 140-200 10

Small Apa(ment 80- 160 5

Medium Aparftnent 161-230 6

Large Apartment 231-360 7

The time period specified above shall not begin until the Contractor is afforded reasonable access to the work site.

The time period specified above may be shortened if mutually a$eed to by the contractor and the Government.

The completion date is fixed and may be extended only by a written modification signed by the

Contracting Officer.

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SECTION C . DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATIONS/WORK STATEMENT

C.I INTRODUCTION

C.l.l GENERAL - The U.S. Embassy Tbilisi requires a make-ready service contractor to perform task orders on U.s. Govemment owned and leased properties. The contractor shall fumish managerial, administrative and direct operational personnel to accomplish all work as required.

C.l .2. PERSONNEL - The Contractor shall be responsible for providing qualified technicians for each trade with relevant experience to perform make-ready services for task orders issued under this contract. Helper positions do not need to meet the experience requirement.

The designated representative shall be assigned to each project who shall be located on site during working hours (see Section F.8) and shall have supervision as his/her sole function. The Contractor's employees shall be on site only for contractual duties and not for any other business or purposes.

There shall be no employer-employee relationship between the Government and thg personnel.

Subcontractors may only be employed with the express written consent ofthe Contracting OlTicer.

C.1.3 DEFINITIONS (see also FAR clause 52.202-1, Alr. 1 [ApR 1994], cited in I.l)

Make-ready Services - Preparation ofresidential units for occupancy, renovation/refirrbishment services, including all items in this contract.

C.2.I APPLICABLE PAINTING STANDARDS AND PAINT SPECIFICATIONS

C.2. 1. I LOCAL/INDUSTRY PAINTING STANDARDS

Painting and preparatory work shall be in accordance with local standards and the instructions given below. In cases where local standards and those listed in this contract are in conflict, the stricter ofthe two shall apply.

C.2. 1.2 PAINT SPECIFICATIONS

Paint used shall match similar adjacent materials or surfaces (plaster, metal, wood, etc.). It shall be the highest quality paint on the market, which does not contain harsh chemicals for health,/hazardous materials (such as lead, mercury, etc.) and is environmentally friendly. Currently the paint used for make-ready services is Caparol Alpina (interior and exterior) but this may be changed by the COR. The colors will be specified in each task order for each projecl Materials to be used shall be agreed with the COR. If mismatch is found, the contractor shall fix the issue at his/her own expense.

C.2 STANDARDS

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Painting shall not disturb or damage any fixed property (including light fixtures, floors, furniture, carpets, or windows, etc.). The Contractor shall remove fumishings or protect them by protective covering. The Contractor shall also protect floors from soiling and paint spills.

The Contractor shall not wash wooden floors under any circumstances. To protect floors (ofall types) from damage, the Contractor shall use a suitable protective cover and provide ladders and scaffolding with clean rubber shoes or similar protection devices.

If the Contractor spills any paint, or damages floors/furniture, a specialist floor finishing/furniture refurbishing company at the Contractor's expense shall perform the repair works. After completion ofthe painting work, the Contractor shall return all furnishings to their original position, remove debris, and clean the work area.

l. "Paint" includes coating systems materials, primers, emulsions, enamels, stains, sealers and fillers, and other applied materials whether used as prime, intermediate or finish coats.

2. Product Data: When requested, the Contractor shall submit manufbcturer's technical information, label analysis, and application instructions for each paint material proposed for use to the COR, prior to starting work. Identifu each material by the manut'acturer's catalog number and general classification.

3. Single Source Responsibility: Provide primers and undercoat paint produced by the same manufacturer as the finish coats.

4. Material Quality: Provide the manufacturer's best quality trade sale type paint material.

Paint material containers not displaying manufacturer's product identification will not be acceptable.

5. Delivery and Storage: Deliver materials to the job site in manufacturer's original, unopened packages and containers bearing manufacturer's name and label with trade name and manufacturer's instructions. Store the materials according to manufacturer' s recommendations.

6. Project Conditions: Apply paint only in temperatures in accordance with manufacturer's specifications. Examine substrates and conditions under which painting will be performed lor compliance with requirements. Do not begin application until unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected.

7. Preparation and application: Remove hardware and hardware accessories, plates, light fixtures, and items in place that are not to be painted or provide protection such as taping prior to surface preparation and painting. Scrape, sand, clean and prepare surfaces to be painted following manufacturer's instructions before applying paint or surface treatments.

Remove oi[, dust, and direct, loose rust, mildew, peeling paint or other contamination to

C.2.I .4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR PAINTING WORK

ensure good adhesion. Repair cracks with crack-tape and patch all nail holes and damaged surface areas. Before application offinish coats, apply a prime coat as instructed by the manufacturer. In some cases, the Contractor may be requested to remove all existing coats ofpaint and sealers if prior paint application is showing signs of improper adhesion, such as peeling, or chipping. Al[ surfaces must be clean and dry. Schedule cleaning and painting so dust and other contaminants will not fall on wet, newly painted surfaces.

Mix, prepare and apply paint following manufacturer's directions. Use applicators and techniques best suited for substrate and type ofmaterial being applied. Do not paint over dirt, rust, scale, grease, moisture, scuffed surfaces, or conditions detrimental to formation of a durable paint film.

Apply materials at the manufacturer's recommended spreading rate. Provide total dry film thickness ofthe system as recommended by the manufacturer. Eliminate cloudiness, spotting, laps, brush marks, runs, sags, ropiness, or other surfbce imperfections. Draw neat glass lines and color breaks. The colors are usually standard, they only require one coat of paint. The contractor shall apply additional coats when undercoats or other conditions show through final coat, until paint film is ofuniform finish, color, and appearance.

C-2-1.5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR MASONRY WORK -

1. Repairing damaged interior/exterior plaster/stucco/drywall:

Repair damaged interior and exterior plaster/stucco as directed by the COR. The damaged surface shall be completely scraped down, dried, source ofdamage shall be identified/eliminated and new layer offinish shall be applied according to manufacturer's recommendations. The plaster material shall be similar to the existing plaster in texture and color' Patch defective drywall with a similar thickness and quality drywall. Joints must be taped in a manner, so they are not readily visible. The patch must be textured with a texture consistent with tho rest of the surface being patched. Alt nail heads must be set and speckled. Joints must be taped and covered with ajoint compound. Spackled nail heads and tape joints must be sanded smooth, and all dust removed prior to paining. Exterior surfaces must be speckled with exterior grade compounds.

8. Completion and cleaning: Upon completion of painting, clean glass, and paint-spaftered surfaces. Remove spattered paint by washing, scraping or other suitable methods to not to damage surfaces. Remove temporary protective wrappings. Remove all debris and leftovers. Put all fumishings back to their original locations. Clean all walls, floors, windows, and fumiture.

9. Replace wall covering: Remove the designated wall covering (such as wallpaper, cork, mirror, and tile). After removing the wall covering the area shall be scraped and cleaned and made ready for new covering to be applied. The Contractor shall remove and properly dispose ofthe old wall covering. New wallpaper/covering will be provided by the Embassy.

2. Repairing interior/exterior textured surfaces: The Contractor shall prepare the wall by filting and sanding any small holes or craoks with suitable "non-shrinking" material. After preparatory worh the Contractor shall fumish and apply a toxture type material matching the existing texture.

3. Install of Tiles (60x60cm)

Steps:

. Prepare and clean the substrate.

o Plan tile layout and mark guidelines.

. Mix and apply tile adhesive.

. Lay tiles. using spacers for even joints.

. Tap tiles gently to ensure adhesion.

r Allow adhesive to set, then apply grout.

Materials:

. Tiles (60x60cm)

. Tile adhesive

. SPacers

. Grout

. Tiles will be provided by the Embassy for each task order.

4. Install of Tiles (60x120cm or more)

Steps:

. Pfepare and clean the substrate.

. Plan layout and mark guidelines.

. Mix and apply tile adhesive.

. Lay large-format tiles. using spacers.

o Level tiles and ensure proper adhesion'

. Allow adhesive to set, then grout

Materials:

. Tiles (60xl20cm or larger)

. Tile adhesive (suitable for large_format tiles)

. Spacers

. Grout

. Tiles will be provided by the Embassy for each task order.

5' Apprying waterproofing (Eydro-insuration fluid) Materiar to wars and Froors BeforeTiling

Steps:

o Clean and dry the substrare.

. Apply primer if required.

. Apply first coat ofwaterproofing fluid.

o AIIow to dry as per manufacturer,s instructions.

. Apply second coat, ensuring full coverage.

. Allow to cure before tiling.

Materials: (Materials shall be provided by the contractor) o Waterproo fing (hydro-insulation) fluid

. Primer (ifrequired) o Reinforcing mesh/tape (forjoints and corners)

6 Application of Concrete Bonding Liquid to the Wall prior to plastering

Steps:

. Clean and prepare the wall surface.

. Mix bonding liquid as per manufacturer,s instructions.

. Apply bonding liquid evenly to the wa .

. Allow to dry as specified before plastering.

Materials: (Materials shall be provided by the contractor) o Concrete bonding liquid

7. Installation of a Floor Screed with a Thickness of 8-10 cm

Steps:

o Clean and prepare the substrate.

o Install edge insulation strips ifrequired.

o Mix screed material.

o Pour and spread screed to required thickness.

r Level and compact the screed.

o Allow to cure.

Materials: (Materials shall be provided by the contractor) o Screed mix (cement, sand, aggregate)

. Edge insulation strips (if required)

. Curing compound (if specified)

E. Install of Tile Trim Proliles (edge-protection profile for outside corners).

Steps:

. Measure and mark the installation area for the trim profile.

o Cut the trim profile to the required length.

. Apply tile adhesive to the substrate where the profile will be installed.

o Press the trim profile into the adhesive, ensuring it is level and aligned.

. Install tiles adjacent to the profile, ensuring a snug fit.

o Clean excess adhesive and allow to set.

Materials:

. Tile trim profiles (edge-protection, for outside corners).

. Tile adhesive r Spacers (ifrequired)

. Grout

Tile trim profiles will be provided by the Embassy for each task order.

9. Install of Tile Trim Profiles (edge-protection profile) for window and door openings in bathroom.

Steps:

o Measure and cut the trim profile to frt windoWdoor openings.

o Apply tile adhesive to the substrate.

. Position and press the trim profile into the adhesive.

o Install tiles up to the profile, ensuring proper alignment.

o Clean excess adhesive and allow to set.

Materials:

. Tile trim profrles (for window/door openings).

. Tile adhesive

. Spacers (ifrequired)

. Grout r Tile trim profiles will be provided by the Embassy for each task order

10. Install of45o Degree Cut Tile Edges

Steps:

r Measure and mark tiles for 45o cuts.

. Cut tile edges at a 45" angle using a tile cutter.

. Dry-fit tiles to ensure proper alignment.

. Apply tile adhesive to the substrate.

. Install the cut tiles, aligning the mitered edges.

o Allow adhesive to set, then grout thejoints.

Materials:

. Tiles (as specified)

. Tile adhesive

Grout

Tiles will be provided by the Embassy for each task order.

Install of 45o Degree Cut Tile Edges for Window Openings in Bathroom11.

Steps o Measure and mark tiles for window opening, r Cut tile edges at a 45" angle.

. Dry-fit tiles around the window opening.

. Apply tile adhesive to the substrate.

o Install the cut tiles, ensuring mitered edges align.

o Allow adhesive to set, theo grout the joints.

Materials:

o Tiles (as specified).

. Tile adhesive

. Grout

. Tiles will be provided by the Embassy for each task order.

12. Installation of a Self-Leveling Concrete Floor Finish, Cement-Based, 5 mm

Steps:

o Fill and repair all cracks.

. Clean and prime the substrate.

o Mix self-leveling compound as per instructions, o Pour and spread compound to 5 mm thickness.

r Allow to self-level and cure.

Materials: (Materials shall be provided by the contractor)

. Cement-basedself-levelingcompound

. Primer (if required)

13. Installation of a Self-Leveling Concrete Floor Finish, Gypsum-Based, 5 mm

Steps:

o Fill and repair all cracks.

o Clean and prime the substrate.

. Mix gypsum-based selfleveling compound.

o Pour and spread to 5 mm thickness.

o Allow to self-level and cure.

Materials: (Materials shall be provided by the contractor) o Gypsum-basedself-levelingcompound

. Primer (if required)

14. Application of Interior Plaster/Stucco

Steps:

e Clean and prepare the wall surface.

. Apply bonding agent ifrequired.

. Mix plaster/stucco.

. Apply plaster in layers to required thickness.

o Smoolh and finish surface.

Materials: (Materials shall be provided by the contractor)

. lnterior plaster/stucco mix

. Bonding agent (ifrequired)

15, Application of Exterior Plaster/Stucco

Steps:

. Clean and prepare exterior wall surface.

. Apply bonding agent ifrequired.

. Mix exterior plaster/stucco.

. Apply in layers to requted thickness.

o Smooth and finish surface.

Materials: (Materials shall be provided by the contractor)

. Exterior plaster/stucco mix

. Bonding agent (if required)

16. Exterior Facade Wall Insulation with XPS Boards (5 cm Thickness)

Detailed lnstallation Methodology

1. Surface Preparation

. Existing exterior wall surface shall be structurally sound, clean, dry, and free ofdust, oil, loose particles, paint residues, or biological growth.

. Any cracks, voids, or uneven areas greater than manufacturer's tolerance shall be repaired with approved repair mortar and allowed to cure.

. Surface flatness shall comply with manufacturer's requirements (typically +5 mm over 2 m straightedge).

2. Layout and Reference Lines

. Establish horizontal and vertical reference lines using laser level or chalk lines to ensure accurate alignment of insulation boards.

. Installation shall begin from the bottom ofthe fagade, using a starter track or level reference to prevent slippage.

3. Adhesive Application (Per Manufacturer's Instructions)

. Use approved cement-based adhesive mortar compatible with XPS insulation systems.

. Adhesives shall be apptied using the perimeter-and-dabs method or full-surface notched trowel method, depending on wall flatness and manufacturer's specification:

o Continuous adhesive strip around the perimeter ofthe board o Minimum 3-6 adhesive pads in the center

. Adhesive coverage shall be not less than 40-60% ofthe board surface after pressing against the wall.

4. Installation ofXPS Boards

. Install XPS boards (50 mm thick) firmly against the wall while adhesive is fresh.

. Boards shall be installed in a staggered (brick-bond) pattern, avoiding continuous vertical joints.

. Boards must be tight-fitted, with no gaps greater than 2-3 mm.

. Any gaps shall be filled with XPS-compatibte polyurethane foam (not cement mortar) -if required (COR wili decide).

. Boards shall be checked continuously for level, plumb, and flatness.

5. Mechanical Fixing (Dowels / Anchors)

. After adhesive curing (as per manufacturer's recommended time), XPS boards shall be mechanically fixed using plastic insulation anchors (dowels) with thermal caps.

. Minimum 5-6 anchors per square meter, or more as required by windJoad calculations and system design.

. Anchors shall penetrate the structuml substrate to the depth specified by the manufacturer.

. Anchor heads shall be flush with the insulation surface and not damage the boards.

6. Reinforcement Mesh Installation

. Apply a base coat ofcementitious reinforcement mortar over the XPS boards using a stainless-steel trowel.

. While the base coat is fuesh, embed alkali-resistant fiberglass mesh into the mortar:

o Mesh overlaps shall be minimum 100 mm o Mesh shall be fully embedded, without wrinkles or exposure

. Apply additional mortar to f,ully cover the mesh and achieve a uniform surface.

7. Surface Leveling and Curing r Ensure the reinforced surface is smooth, flat, and ready for subsequent finishing layers.

. Allow curing in accordance with manufaotuer's requirements, protecting the surface from:

o Direct sunlight o Rain o Freezing temperatures

8. Quality Control and lnspection

. InspEct the entire fagade for:

o Loose or misaligned panels o Improper dowel placement o Visible mesh or voids

. Any deficiencies shall be conectod priorto proceeding with finishing works.

9. heparation for Final Finishes

. Once cured, the insulated fagade shall be ready for final plaster, cladding, or fagade finishing system as specified in the project documents.

17. Excavation Works (Digging the Ground) This excavation ofsoil to the required depth and dimensions, including removal and disposal of excavated material. The contractor is responsible for selecting the apprcpriate method-manual labor or mechanical equipment-based on the project's requfuements, site conditions, and the volume of earth to be moved-

Work Procedures (Step-by-Step) Marking the Excavation Area . Accurately mark the boundaries ofthe excavation area using marking paint, string lines, or stakes, as per project drawings and instructions, . Veri& dimensions and alignment before proceeding.

Removal of Surface Material . Remove any surface materials such as vegetation, topsoil, debris, or existing pavement within the marked arca.

Protect adjacent surfaces and structures as necessary using sheeting or barriers.

Excavation to Required Depth and Dimensions . Excavate the ground to the specified depth, width, and profile as indicated in the project documents.

. The contractor may use manual tools (shovels, picks) or mechanical equipment

(excavators, backhoes, loaders) as appropriate for the site conditions and required excavation volume.

' Ensure excavation sides are stable and safe; provide shoring or slope as needed to prevent collapse.

. Continuously check levels, slopes, and dimensions to ensure compliance with specifications.

Disposal of f,xcavated Material . Segtegate reusable material ifrequired; otherwise, load and transport excavated soil and debris to the designated disposal site.

. Dispose ofall material in accordance with local regulations and project requirements.

. Maintain a clean and safe work area throughout the process.

Materials and Equipment . Marking paint, string lines, stakes o Protective sheeting or barriers (ifrequired)

. Manual excavation tools (shovels, picks, wheelbarrows)

. Mechanical equipment (excavators, backhoes, loaders, dump trucks), as needed

. Personal protective equipment (PPE)

Quality and Safety Requirements . Al[ work must comply with relevant safety standards and project specifications.

. The contractor must select the most efficient and sale method (manual or mechanized) based on the excavation's size, depth, and site access.

. The excavation must be completed to the exact dimensions and levels specified.

. The contractor is responsible for site safety, including the stability ofexcavation sides and protection of adjacent structures.

18. Installation ofexterior paving using 5 cm thick stone tiles, including all preparatory earthworks, sub-base construction with compacted crushed stone, and the application of either a sand-cement or sand base.

Materials to be Used o Stone tiles (5 cm thick)

. Crushed stone (gravel) fraction, 15-20 cm layer (granulometry as specified)

. Sand

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. Cement (for sand-cement base option)

. Water (for mixing and compaction)

. Geotextile(ifspecified)

. Edge restraints (ifspecified)

Work Procedures (Step-by-Step)

Site Preparation and Excavation

. Mark the area to be paved according to project drawings.

. Excavate the soil to a minimum depth of25 cm below the final finished surface level.

. Remove all vegetation, debris, and unsuitable material from tlre excavation.

. Level and grade the subgrade to ensure proper drainage and slope.

Installation and Compaction of Crushed Stone Sub-Base

. Place a layer ofcrushed stone (gravel) with a thickness of 15-20 cm over the prepared subgrade.

. Spread the crushed stone evenly to the required thickness.

. Mechanically compact the crushed stone using a plate compactor or roller until maximum density is achieved.

. Check the level and slope to ensure compliance with design requirements.

lnstallation of Base Layer

Option A: Sand-Cement Base

. Place a layer ofsand-cement mix (proportion as specified, typically 1 part cement to 6*8 parts sand) over the compacted crushed stone.

. Spread the sand-cement mix to the required thickness (typically 3-5 cm).

. Level and lightly compact the base to create a smooth, even surface.

Option B: Sand Base

. Place a layer ofolean, well-graded sand over the compacted crushed stone.

. Spread the sand to the required thickness (typically 3 5 cm).

. Level and lightly compact the sand to create a smooth, even surface.

Installation of Stone Tiles

. Lay the 5 cm thick stone tiles on the prepared base, following the specified pattem and alignment.

. Use spacers ifrequired to maintain uniform joint widths, . Check levels and adjust tiles as necessary to ensure a flat, even surface.

Joint Filling

. For sand-cement base: Filljoints with sand or mortar as specified, sweeping material into the joints and compacting as needed.

. For sand base: Filljoints with clsan sand, sweeping it into the joints and compacting as needed.

Final Compaction and Cleaning

. Compact the entire paved area with a plate compactor, using a protective mat to avoid damaging the stone surface.

. Sweep the surface clean ofexcess sand or mortar.

o Inspect the finished work for levelness, alignment, andjoint integrity.

Site Cleanup

. Remove all waste materials, debris, and excess materials from the site.

. Restore adjacent areas disturbed during construction.

Quality and Safety Requirements o All materials and workmanship must comply with relevant standards and project sp€cifications.

. Compaction must achieve the specified density for the sub-base and base layers.

. Workers must use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow site safety protocols.

. The finished surface must be stable, level, and free oftrip hazards.

19. RemovaUDismantling of Damaged Paving Stones

Steps:

o Mark area of damaged paving.

o Remove damaged stones carefully.

. Clean and prepare area for new installation.

Materials:

. Protective sheeting or bags (for debris removal)

20. This Work covers the preparation and plastering of exterior walls using a high-quality, exterior-grade plaster system. The work includes the application of a fiberglass mesh for reinforcement and the creation of a "Munich" (Miinchen) type textured linish.

Materials to be Used . High-quality, exterior-grade facade plaster (suitable for outdoor use, weather-resistant)

. Quartz-primer for exterior surfaces (as recommended by plaster manufacturer)

. Fiberglass mesh (alkali-resistant, facade grade)

. Adhesive mortar for mesh embedding (compatible with plaster system)

. Corner beads and edge profiles (PVC or galvanized, as required)

. "Munich" type texture tools (rollers, trowels, or special brushes)

. Water (clean, for mixing) o Protective sheeting and masking tape (for adjacent surfaces)

. Scaffolding and safety equipment

Work Procedures (Step-by-Step) Surface Preparation

. lnspect exterior wall surfaces for structural integrity, cracks, or loose material.

. Clean surfaces thoroughly to remove dust, dirt, grease, and any contaminants.

r Repair any defects, fill cracks, and ensure a stable, even substrate.

. Protect adjacent surfaces (windows, doors, ground) with sheeting and masking tape'

Priming . Apply Quartz primer to the prepared wall surfaces according to the manufacturer's instructions.

. Allow primer to dry completely before proceeding.

Installation of Comer Beads and Profiles . Install corner beads and edge profiles at all external comers, window/door reveals, and other necessary locations.

. Secure profiles firmly to ensure straight, durable edges, Application of Base Coat and Fiberglass Mesh . Prepare adhesive mortar as per manufacturer's guidelines.

. Apply a thin, even layer…