S02 Work Narrative - 523A5-24-010 - Expansion Joint Corrections.pdf
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This document is a Work Narrative related to the federal contract opportunity for project 523A5-24-010 Expansion Joint Corrections at the VAMC Brockton Campus in Brockton, MA. The solicitation, issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 1, is an invitation for bid for this project. The Work Narrative provides details on the required work, which includes expansion joint corrections. The procurement opportunity has a Solicitation Number of 36C24124B0053. No other details about response dates, award information, pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, or other salient information are provided in this specific document.
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Expansion Joint #1:
1. Saw cut with a fine diamond tip blade along each edge of the existing aluminum expansion joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #2:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles
Expansion Joint #3:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
5. Install a cover over the exposed expansion joint, that match the existing joint covers, along the walls with the metal stock holding the crash rail, typically located under the windows.
6. Remove and replace approximately 3 SF of damaged tiles adjacent to the expansion joint.
Prepare subfloor as necessary to install new tiles. The tile color is Nurazzo DC-1815, the grout color is Latricrete Bright White.
Expansion Joint #4:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
5. Install a cover over the exposed expansion joint, that match the existing joint covers, along the walls with the metal stock holding the crash rail, typically located under the windows.
Expansion Joint #5:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles
Expansion Joint #6 joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
5. Install a cover over the exposed expansion joint, that match the existing joint covers, along the walls with the metal stock holding the crash rail, typically located under the windows.
6. Remove and replace approximately 6 SF of damaged tiles adjacent to the expansion joint.
Prepare subfloor as necessary to install new tiles. The tile color is Nurazzo DC-1285, the grout color is Laticrete Sauterne.
Expansion Joint #7:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #8:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles
Expansion Joint #9:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #10:
1. Saw cut with a fine diamond tip blade along the joint of the small tile on the south side of the expansion joint, mirror this cut on the north side so that the finished expansion will be symmetrical.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #11:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
5. Install a cover over the exposed expansion joint, that match the existing joint covers, along the walls with the metal stock holding the crash rail, typically located under the windows.
6. Remove and replace approximately 1 SF of damaged tiles adjacent to the expansion joint.
Expansion Joint #12:
1. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products expansion joint cannot restrict operations of the door.
2. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles
Expansion Joint #13:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #14:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #15:
expansion joint, mirror this cut on the north side so that the finished expansion will be symmetrical.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it
Expansion Joint #16:
1. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products, expansion joint cannot restrict operations of the door.
2. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod
Expansion Joint #17:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #18:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #19:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #20:
joint.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #21:
joint
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod
Expansion Joint #22:
1. Saw cut with a fine diamond tip blade along the joint of the small tile on the east side of the expansion joint, mirror this cut on the west side so that the finished expansion will be symmetrical.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #23:
1. Demo out existing expansion joint.
2. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
3. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the concrete
Expansion Joint #24:
joint.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #25:
joint.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #26:
2. Saw cut with a fine diamond tip blade along each edge of the existing aluminum expansion joint.
3. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
4. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
5. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
6. Install a cover over the exposed expansion joint, that match the existing joint covers, along
Expansion Joint #27:
4. Demo out existing expansion joint.
5. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
6. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod
Expansion Joint #28:
1. Saw cut with a fine diamond tip blade along the joint of the small tile on the north side of the expansion joint, mirror this cut on the south side so that the finished expansion will be symmetrical.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
5. Install a cover over the exposed expansion joint along the walls with the metal stock holding the crash rail.
Expansion Joint #29:
expansion joint, mirror this cut on the north side so that the finished expansion will be symmetrical.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #30:
joint.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
5. Install a cover over the exposed expansion joint, that match the existing joint covers, along the walls with the metal stock holding the crash rail, typically located under the windows.
6. Remove and replace approximately 3 SF of damaged tiles adjacent to the expansion joint.
Expansion Joint #31:
joint.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #32:
expansion joint, mirror this cut on the north side so that the finished expansion will be symmetrical.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #33:
expansion joint, mirror this cut on the north side so that the finished expansion will be symmetrical.
2. Demo Out the cut tile, any damaged concrete underneath, and any previous repairs.
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
5. Install a cover over the exposed expansion joint, that match the existing joint covers, along the walls with the metal stock holding the crash rail, typically located under the windows.
6. Remove and replace approximately 3 SF of damaged tiles adjacent to the expansion joint.
Repair the subfloor as necessary to install the new tiles. The tile color is Nurazzo DC-1815 and Nurazzo DC-764, the grout color is Latricrete Bright White.
Expansion Joint #34:
joint.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut.
Expansion Joint #35:
joint.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #36:
1. Demo the expansion joint, removing all steel and rubber.
2. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
3. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod
Expansion Joint #37:
expansion joint, mirror this cut on the north side so that the finished expansion will be symmetrical.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #38:
1. Saw cut with a fine diamond tip blade along the joint of the small tile on the west side of the expansion joint, mirror this cut on the east side so that the finished expansion will be symmetrical.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut.
Expansion Joint #39:
joint.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Expansion Joint #40:
1. Saw cut with a fine diamond tip blade along the joint of the small tile on the east side of the expansion joint, mirror this cut on the west side so that the finished expansion will be symmetrical.
2. Demo Out the cut tile and any damaged concrete underneath
3. Prepare the surface for installation of quick set epoxy expansion joint products
4. Install the complete epoxy expansion product:
o Place a 3/8” backer rod o Install a quick set epoxy repair compound making it level with the tiles surrounding it o Make a cut above the backer rod and inject a rubberized epoxy into the saw cut
Work Area #1
1. Demo out existing floor tile pieces creating a ramp
2. Prepare subfloor as necessary to install new tiles. The new tiles cannot obstruct functionality of the door.
3. Furnish and replace existing frie rated frames and double doors. These are currently held open by magnets attached to the fire Alarm System with new fire rated framed and double doors. These doors are being replaced in-kind as they are damaged. Contractor is to field verify dimensions, hardware and devices and furnish and replace with new.
4. Install new floor tiles (8 SF). The tile color is Nurazzo DC-094, the grout color is Latricrete Sauterne.
5. Install a schluter strip to transition from the new tile to the existing VCT
6. Install 8’ of cove base. The color of the cove base is Tarkett Poetry Plum.
Work Area #2:
2. Prepare subfloor as necessary to install new tiles. The new tiles cannot obstruct functionality of the door.
3. Furnish and replace existing frie rated frames and double doors. These are currently held open by magnets attached to the fire Alarm System with new fire rated framed and double doors. These doors are being replaced in-kind as they are damaged. Contractor is to field verify dimensions, hardware and devices and furnish and replace with new.
4. Install new floor tiles (16 SF). The tile color is Nurazzo DC-1174, the grout color is Latricrete Bright White.
5. Install a schluter strip to transition from the new tile to the existing VCT in the corridor and a Schluter strip from the new tile to the floor of the office.
6. Install 9’ of cove base. The color of the cove base is Tarkett Drizzle CG.
Work Area #3:
2. Prepare subfloor as necessary to install new tiles. The new tiles cannot obstruct functionality of the door.
3. Install new floor tiles (24 SF). The tile color is Nurazzo DC-764, the grout color is Latricrete
Bright White.
4. Install a schluter strip to transition from the new tile to the existing VCT
Work Area #4:
2. Prepare subfloor as necessary to install new tiles. The new tiles cannot obstruct functionality of the door.
3. Furnish and replace existing frie rated frames and double doors. These are currently held open by magnets attached to the fire Alarm System with new fire rated framed and double doors. These doors are being replaced in-kind as they are damaged. Contractor is to field verify dimensions, hardware and devices and furnish and replace with new.
4. Install new floor tiles (24 SF). The tile color is Nurazzo M-106 Cocoa Brown, the grout color is Latricrete Sauterne.
Work Area #5:
2. Prepare subfloor as necessary to install new tiles. The new tiles cannot obstruct functionality of the door.
3. Furnish and replace existing frie rated frames and double doors. These are currently held open by magnets attached to the fire Alarm System with new fire rated framed and double doors. These doors are being replaced in-kind as they are damaged. Contractor is to field verify dimensions, hardware and devices and furnish and replace with new.
4. Install new floor tiles (16 SF). The tile color is Nurazzo DC-1882, the grout color is Latricrete Bright White.
6. Install 10’ of cove base. The color of the cove base is Tarkett Clay.
Work Area #6:
2. Prepare subfloor as necessary to install new tiles. The new tiles cannot obstruct functionality of the door.
3. Furnish and replace existing frie rated frames and double doors. These are currently held open by magnets attached to the fire Alarm System with new fire rated framed and double doors. These doors are being replaced in-kind as they are damaged. Contractor is to field verify dimensions, hardware and devices and furnish and replace with new.
4. Install new floor tiles (40 SF). The tile color is Nurazzo M-111 Terra, the grout color is Latricrete Bright White.
6. Install 6’ of cove base. The color of the cove base is Tarkett Moon Rock WG.
Work Area #7:
2. Prepare subfloor as necessary to install new tiles. The new tiles cannot obstruct functionality of the door.
3. Furnish and replace existing frie rated frames and double doors. These are currently held open by magnets attached to the fire Alarm System with new fire rated framed and double doors. These doors are being replaced in-kind as they are damaged. Contractor is to field verify dimensions, hardware and devices and furnish and replace with new.
4. Install new floor tiles (32 SF). The tile color is Nurazzo M-106 Cocoa Brown, the grout color is Latricrete Sauterne.
6. Install 10’ of cove base. The color of the cove base is Tarkett Iguana.
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