Section J - Att No. 002 SOW.pdf

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GOLDEN GATE NATIONAL RECREATION AREA

National Park Service

201 Fort Mason

San Francisco, CA 94123

REPLACEMENT OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS STORAGE LOCKERS AT

MUIR WOODS AND STINSON BEACH, MARIN COUNTY, CA

Scope of Work

I. INTRODUCTION

A. Project Background

Golden Gate National Recreation Area is both a congressionally designated boundary (GGNRA) and an administrative unit (GOGA) of the National Park Service and is referred to as GOGA in this Scope of Work (SOW).

Several hazardous waste/hazardous materials accumulation/storage lockers within GOGA have been identified as being not adequately designed, constructed and/or maintained to prevent the possibility of hazardous situations (i.e. fire, explosion, or any unplanned releases of hazardous materials/waste, etc.).

B. Purpose

The following SOW is for purchase and installation of chemical storage lockers at Muir Woods and

Stinson Beach in Marin County, California and off haul and disposal/recycling of two existing chemical storage lockers from the same locations (one from each). See Appendix A for site locations.

The Contractor shall provide all necessary manpower, equipment, and services to perform the following tasks, complete and in conformity with all cited specifications. An optional bid item includes a removal of an existing chemical storage locker from Fort Miley in San Francisco County.

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Section J - Att No. 002 SOW

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II. SCOPE OF SERVICES

The Contractor shall provide all man power and equipment to accomplish the following tasks.

A. Existing chemical storage lockers off haul and recycling (Stinson Beach and Muir Woods)

The contractor shall provide all necessary manpower and equipment to off haul and recycle two old chemical storage lockers from Muir Woods and Stinson Beach sites. Each locker has nominal dimensions of 8’ x 9’ x 9’ (L x W x H). A photo of each existing unit is provided in Appendix B of this SOW.

Both chemical lockers have been used to accumulate bio hazardous waste, universal waste, and hazardous waste (RCRA and non RCRA).

The Contractor shall decontaminate, if necessary, all lockers prior to recycling to ensure compliance with all applicable Federal and State laws and regulations.

B. Installation of a chemical storage locker: Muir Woods

The contractor shall provide all necessary manpower and equipment to deliver and install a locker that at a minimum meets the following:

1. The locker shall meet or exceed the latest edition of all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations, and codes.

2. The locker shall have one compartment.

3. Approximate nominal dimensions of the whole unit to be approximately 6’ x 6’ x 9’.

4. At least 2 Hour Fire-Rated, welded steel construction.

5. Rain Shield.

6. Secondary containment system with high density polyethylene sump liner and a drainage mechanism.

7. Swing doors with locks.

8. Loading ramps.

9. Internal and external Corrosion Protection. Corrosion protection shall be targeted to withstand marine environment.

10. Color: the entire exterior of the locker shall be painted “Wosky Brown” color. The contractor shall confirm color match with the government prior to locker manufacturing and delivery on site.

11. Signs:

a. Approved label of 3rd party nationally recognized testing laboratory (such as UL or FM).

b. Manufacture’s name and contact information.

c. Label each appliance and any control switched.

d. Label all circuit breakers, if applicable.

e Metal NFPA Diamond sign for each compartment (nominal dimensions of 9” x 9”)

f. Flip file type metal DOT placard for each compartment (placard to contain 9 messages) with nominal dimensions of at least 13” x 13”.

g. One metal hazard sign with the following language “CAUTION, HAZARDOUS

WASTE STORAGE AREA UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS KEEP OUT” with approximate nominal dimensions of 10” X 14”.

h One metal “NO SMOKING” sign with approximate nominal dimensions of 4” x 12” (white lettering on red background).

12. Connection to an existing grounding rod.

13. Passive ventilation.

14. Automatic dry chemical fire suppression system.

15. Stainless steel shelving with lip guards, 16” deep along all (three) sidewalls of each unit.

16. The locker shall be anchored and leveled on existing asphalt upon installation.

The Contractor shall be responsible for arming and testing the new dry chemical system as well as leveling and grounding the new locker.

C. Site Access and Existing Site Conditions: Muir Woods

Muir Woods site is accessed via narrow two-lane road (Muir Woods Rd). The locker shall be installed onto an existing asphalt surface. There will be limited access to electricity and water supplies for contractor’s use. If decontamination of the units is needed prior to recycling, decontamination shall take place outside of the park boundaries.

D. Installation of a chemical storage locker: Stinson Beach

The contractor shall provide all necessary manpower and equipment to deliver and install a locker that at a minimum meets the following:

1. The locker shall meet or exceed the latest edition of all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations, and codes.

2. The locker shall have one compartment.

3. Approximate nominal dimensions of the whole unit to be approximately 8’ x 8’ x 9’.

4. At least 2 Hour Fire-Rated, welded steel construction.

5. Rain Shield.

6. Secondary containment system with high density polyethylene sump liner and a drainage mechanism.

7. Swing doors with locks.

8. Loading ramps.

9. Internal and external Corrosion Protection. Corrosion protection shall be targeted to withstand marine environment.

10. Signs:

a. Approved label of 3rd party nationally recognized testing laboratory (such as UL or FM).

b. Manufacture’s name and contact information.

c. Label each appliance and any control switched.

d. Label all circuit breakers, if applicable.

e Metal NFPA Diamond sign for each compartment (nominal dimensions of 9” x 9”)

f. Flip file type metal DOT placard for each compartment (placard to contain 9 messages) with nominal dimensions of at least 13” x 13”.

g. One metal hazard sign with the following language “CAUTION, HAZARDOUS

WASTE STORAGE AREA UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS KEEP OUT” with approximate nominal dimensions of 10” X 14”.

h One metal “NO SMOKING” sign with approximate nominal dimensions of 4” x 12” (white lettering on red background).

12. Connection to an existing grounding rod. There is currently a grounding rod installed but no electrical connection exists, nor is required for the locker.

13. Passive ventilation.

14. Automatic dry chemical fire suppression system.

15. Stainless steel shelving with lip guards, 16” deep along all (three) sidewalls of each unit.

16. The locker shall be anchored and leveled on existing asphalt upon installation.

The Contractor shall be responsible for arming and testing the new dry chemical system as well as leveling and grounding the new locker.

E. Site Access and Existing Site Conditions: Stinson Beach

Stinson Beach site is accessed via a narrow two-lane highway (CA Highway 1) passing through a single lane entrance gate. The locker shall be installed onto an existing asphalt surface. There will be limited access to electricity and water supplies for contractor’s use. If decontamination of the units is needed prior to recycling, decontamination shall take place outside of the park boundaries.

F. Period of Performance

The period of performance shall be 180 days days after notice to proceed (NPT) is issued.

G. Optional Item Description – Existing chemical storage locker off haul and recycling (Fort

Miley)

The contractor shall provide all necessary manpower and equipment to off haul and recycle one old chemical storage lockers from Fort Miley site. The locker has nominal dimension of 8’ x 9’ x 9’ (L x

W x H). A photo of the unit is provided in Appendix B of this SOW.

This chemical locker have been used to accumulate bio hazardous waste, universal waste, and hazardous waste (RCRA and non RCRA).

The Contractor shall decontaminate, if necessary, all lockers prior to recycling to ensure compliance with all applicable Federal and State laws and regulations.

The site is accessed via a Veterans Health Administration Hospital located off of Clement Street in San

Francisco, CA.

III. SUBMITTALS

A. Pre award submittals

As part of the proposal and award evaluation, the Contractor shall provide the following documentation to the CO:

1. A proposal, in a letter format, outlining the scope of the project and services to be performed including project’s schedule.

2. Diagrams and drawings of the proposed lockers including overview of the building and its equipment as well as structural sections; warranty statement; corrosion protection specifications; and 3rd party quality assurance approvals.

3. Description of a comparable successfully completed project.

B. Post award submittals

1. Prior to mobilization, the contractor shall submit for NPS review and acceptance OSHA compliant Site Specific Health and Safety Plan.

2. Updated pre-award submittals as warranted.

C. Project Close out submittals

Upon project completion and prior to issuance of final payment, the Contractor shall provide the following documentation to the CO:

1. Diagrams and drawings of the installed locker including overview of the building and its equipment as well as structural sections.

2. Maintenance schedule and manuals for the installed locker.

3. Schematic of the installed electrical equipment.

4. Warranty documentation.

5. Documentation pertaining to quality assurance.

6. Documentation pertaining to 3rd party approvals.

7. Certificate of recycling/disposal for the old chemical lockers.

APPENDIX A – Site Locations

Appendix B - Existing Chemical Storage Locker

(Muir Woods, Stinson Beach, Fort Miley)

Muir Woods Chemical Locker

Stinson Beach Chemical Locker

Fort Miley Chemical Locker