Radar_Base_Dormitory_Removal_SOW.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 127EAU24Q0055
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the demolition and removal of the Radar Base Dormitory, a two-story concrete block building located in the Coronado National Forest in Arizona. The work involves conducting a hazardous materials survey, removing and abating all hazardous materials, and demolishing and cleaning up the structure.
The related federal contract opportunity is Solicitation Number 127EAU24Q0055, issued by the USDA Forest Service, for the Radar Base Dormitory Removal project. The solicitation requires the demolition and cleanup of the dormitory, which is believed to contain asbestos and lead. The work is to be conducted at the Radar Base Site, located approximately 45 miles north of Tucson, Arizona, at an elevation of 9,157 feet.
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RADAR BASE DORMITORY REMOVAL
(STEWARD OBSERVATORY BARRACKS DECOMMISSIONING)
STATEMENT of WORK Coronado National Forest
February 2023 gerardo.pedrego@usda.gov
Project Location: Work will take place at the Radar Base Dormitory, which is located north of the City of Tucson atop the Santa Catalina Mountains in the Santa Catalina Ranger District within Pima County, Arizona. The Radar Base Site is approximately 45 miles from downtown Tucson with a travel time around 90-minutes. The physical address of the site is 9800 E Ski Run Rd, Mt. Lemmon, AZ 85619. The site may be accessed using paved highways and roadways, mainly National Forest System Road 11 (Ski Run Rd off of General Hitchcock Hwy). The elevation of the site is 9,157 feet. The coordinates for the site are Latitude= 32.441152° and the Longitude= -110.791182° (Township 11 South, Range 15 East, Section 35).
Planned Work: This project consists of the demolition of the Radar Base Dormitory, which is two-story concrete block (CMU) constructed building. The structure is believed to contain both Asbestos and Lead. It has been unoccupied and received no maintenance for a significant amount of time. The work associated with the project consists of:
• Conduct hazmat survey for lead-based paint of the structure prior to demolition.
• Review the existing asbestos inspection report for the structure, as necessary prior to demolition
• Removal and abatement of all hazmat material, PRIOR to structure demolition.
• Demolition and cleanup of the structure identified in this contract.
Planned Disturbance: Construction activities associated with this project will be limited to the Radar Base Dormitory. Any ground disturbance shall be limited to previously disturbed areas directly adjacent the building.
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