S02 Atch A.4 SOW Attachment C - 2 pages.pdf
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- Replace Operating Room 5 Flooring
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- 36C26327Q0019
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This document is an Anteroom and ICRA Layout Diagram attachment that outlines Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) requirements for contractor installation and maintenance at a federal facility.
The contractor is responsible for installing and maintaining an anteroom and related ICRA containment measures as follows: Point A identifies the anteroom location; Point B designates the HEPA exhaust pathway through room 4216's window, which must be restored to original condition upon work completion; Point C is an exit route into Stairwell 1W-2 that must be closed with construction signage and containment barriers; Points D, E, H, and I are doorways that must remain closed and secured with barriers and construction signage; Point F is the jobsite entrance from the anteroom requiring zip barriers or hard containment doors with permits, ILSMs, and contractor contact information displayed; and Point G serves as the primary jobsite entrance featuring hard containment walls with a lockable door, which must extend from floor to ceiling or hard deck, with keys or codes provided to the Contracting Officer Representative. The diagram provides a visual floor plan indicating the spatial layout of all designated points and containment areas across multiple rooms numbered 4211-4241.
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Attachment C: Anteroom and ICRA Layout Diagram
Note: This drawing outlines ICRA requirements that the contractor is responsible for installing and maintaining.
The contractor shall install the anteroom and related ICRA requirements as described below and outlined within the Statement of Work.
Point A: This point depicts the location of the anteroom.
Point B: This is the pathway for HEPA exhaust. Utilize the window in room 4216. After work has been completed, the contractor shall restore the window to its original condition.
Point C: This is a exit route into Stairwell 1W-2. This doorway shall be closed down with appropriate construction signage and containment barriers to keep staff from entering or exiting. Construction signage is required on the stairwell side of the exit door.
Point D: This doorway shall remain closed and be secured with appropriate barriers and construction signage.
Point E: This doorway shall remain closed and be secured with appropriate barriers and construction signage.
Point F: This is the entrance into the jobsite from the anteroom. Zip barriers or hard containment doors are required here. Permits, ILSMs, and contractor contact information shall be displayed here.
Point G: This will serve as the jobsite entrance. The containment wall built in this position shall have hard containment walls with a lockable door to restrict access. The contractor shall provide keys or codes used to secure this door to the Contracting Officer Representative. The containment wall shall extend from the floor to the ceiling or hard deck.
Point H: This doorway shall remain closed and be secured with appropriate barriers and construction signage.
Point I: This doorway shall remain closed and be secured with appropriate barriers and construction signage.
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