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- Brockton Trial Court - Interior Water Damage Repair and Restoration , TRC2683I FT1 - Filed Sub-Bids
- Solicitation number
- BD-27-1107-FREG5-ACCOU-133131
- Issued by
- Plymouth County, Massachusetts
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This is a Scope of Work document issued by the Office of Court Management, Facilities Management & Capital Planning Agency under the Massachusetts Trial Court for interior repair work at the Brockton Trial Court. The project involves replacing building materials damaged by a water leak that originated on the fourth floor and affected multiple levels down to the basement. The scope of work consists of installing sheetrock at various wall and ceiling locations throughout the facility, with finishing work using joint compound or skim coat plaster to match existing conditions. Work locations span four floors and include public and private areas such as lobbies, hallways, courtrooms, offices, restrooms, and stairwells. Estimated quantities range from 4 square feet to 372 square feet per location, with total sheetrock installation varying between one and two layers of 5/8-inch material depending on the specific area. The project also involves cove base removal and reinstallation, carpet replacement, ceiling tile replacement, paint, and repositioning of displaced handrails and light fixtures. A site visit is strongly encouraged for bidders, and questions should be directed to Michael Lane, EH&S Manager, at michael.lane@jud.state.ma.us or 978-656-7085. No specific response deadline, award date, or contract term is provided in the document.
The document requires that all materials be new and UL listed, with work performed outside regular business hours on weekends or after closing. Contractors must submit worker documentation at least two weeks before commencing work to enable CORI background checks. All permits must be included in the price quotation, and work must comply with applicable state and local building codes. A 50% payment bond is required for projects with a final value exceeding $25,000, along with a certificate of insurance naming the Trial Court as additionally insured. Prevailing wages apply to this project, and contractors must acknowledge this in their proposals and provide a breakout of labor and materials costs. A one-year warranty covering parts and labor is required. The document does not specify pricing terms, funding sources, set-asides, or information regarding incumbent contractors.
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Brockton Trial Court Interior Repair – Post Water Damage
Scope of Work Statement – Sheetrock Page 1 of 4
090001 – Lathing and Plastering - Filed Sub-Bid Work
AWARDING ENTITY
Awarding Entity: Office of Court Management, Facilities Management & Capital Planning Agency Name and Address: Massachusetts Trial Court, Three Pemberton Sq., Room 106, Boston, MA 02108
CONTACT INFORMATION
Name and Title: Michael Lane, EH&S Manager Phone: 978-656-7085 Email Address: michael.lane@jud.state.ma.us
CONTRACT AND BIDDING INFORMATION
Project Name: Replace interior building materials that were removed due to water damage at the Brockton Trial Court located at 215 Main Street in Brockton, MA 02301
Project Description (brief overview): A recent water leak on the fourth-floor damaged interior building materials from the fourth floor down to the basement level. The purpose of this project is to repair or replace water damaged floors, walls and ceilings.
SCOPE OF WORK
This project consists of replacing or re-installing building materials that were damaged or removed as a result of the water leak. Damaged materials include carpet, cove base, ceiling tiles, sheetrock, and paint. Materials that were displaced include handrails and light fixtures.
Bidders are directed to the Cove Base Scope of Work. In addition to replacing sheetrock that was removed as a result of the water damage, sheetrock replacement and finish with joint compound or skim coat of plaster will be required in locations where cove base was removed to cut vent holes during remediation.
Detailed Scope of Work: The work consists of replacing sheetrock that was removed due to damage sustained from the water leak. Work includes installing sheetrock at wall and ceiling locations as noted in the table below. Sheetrock will be finished with joint compound or a skim coat of plaster to match existing.
The selected vendor will provide labor and materials necessary to replace water damaged sheetrock. The requested work scope includes installation of the sheetrock to match existing layering and finish materials. Layering currently varies between one and two layers of sheetrock. Finish materials consist of either joint compound at seams and screwheads or a skim coat of plaster. The table below provides a breakdown of work locations, sheetrock layering and the finish materials being requested.
Scope of Work Statement – Sheetrock Page 2 of 4
Floor Work Area Sheetrock Layering and Finish Estimated Quantity
1 Public Lobby #100 - Column 2 layers - 5/8" over 5/8" finished with joint compound 12 SF
1 Public Lobby #100A - Ceiling 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 40 SF 1 Security Office #101 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 42 SF 1 Service Center - Office #110 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 30 SF 1 Public Hallway Room #100A 1 layer - 5/8" finished with skimcoat plaster 106 SF
1 Private Hallway Room #119 2 layers - 5/8" over 5/8" finished with joint compound 160 SF 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 40 SF
1 Stairwell #1 - Public 2 layers - 5/8" over 5/8"finished with skimcoat plaster 130 SF
1 Stairwell #2 - Private 2 layers - 5/8" over 5/8" finished with joint compound 225 SF
1 Public Men's Room #104 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 40 SF 1 Public Women's Room #102 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 40 SF 2 Lawyers' Lounge Room #201 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 154 SF 2 DYS Room 203 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 22 SF 2 CASA Room #205 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 40 SF 2 CASA Room #205A 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 60 SF 2 Mediation Room - Office #207 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 68 SF 2 DSS Room 209 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 44 SF 2 Court Clinic - Waiting Room #210 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 14 SF 2 Court Clinic - Exam Room #212 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 50 SF
Court Clinic - Common Areas & Hallway 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 62 SF
2 Private Hallway Room #219 2 layers - 5/8" over 5/8" finished with joint compound 38 SF 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 86 SF
2 Public Hallway Room #200A 1 layer - 5/8" finished with skimcoat plaster 50 SF
2 Stairwell #1 - Public 2 layers - 5/8" over 5/8"finished with skimcoat plaster 80 SF
2 Stairwell #2 - Private 2 layers - 5/8" over 5/8" finished with joint compound 225 SF
3 Vestibule Room #301A 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 60 SF 3 DA Office - Cubicles Room #312 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 28 SF 3 DA Office - File Room Room #312A 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 28 SF
DA Office - Service Window Room #310A 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 28 SF
3 DA Office - Waiting Room #310 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 68 SF 3 DA Office - Vic/Witness Room 311 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 36 SF
Scope of Work Statement – Sheetrock Page 3 of 4
3 DA Office - Vic/Witness Room 311A 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 68 SF 3 DA Office - Vic/Witness Room 311B 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 38 SF 3 DA Office - Copy Room #315 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 24 SF 3 Janitorial Closet Room #308 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 22 SF
3 Private Hallway Room #319 2 layers - 5/8" over 5/8" finished with joint compound 40 SF 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 150 SF
3 Public Hallway Room #300A 1 layer - 5/8" finished with skimcoat plaster 228 SF
3 Public Hallway Room #300A - Water Fountain Soffit 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound
4 SF
3 Public Hallway Room #300A - Ceiling by Conference Room #300 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound
9 SF
3 Stairwell #1 - Public 2 layers - 5/8" over 5/8"finished with skimcoat plaster 120 SF
3 Stairwell #2 - Private 2 layers - 5/8" over 5/8" finished with joint compound 225 SF
3 Public Men's Room #304 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 40 SF 3 Public Women's Room #302 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 60 SF 4 Public Hallway Room #400A 1 layer - 5/8" finished with skimcoat plaster 254 SF
4 Jury Pool Room #405 2 layers - 1/2" over 5/8" finished with joint compound 372 SF
4 Private Hallway Room #419 2 layers - 5/8" over 5/8" finished with joint compound 70 SF 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 90 SF
4 Public Men's Room #404 1 layer - 5/8" finished with joint compound 6 SF
GENERAL CONDITIONS
No work will be conducted during the Courthouse’s regular business hours. All work must be conducted on weekends or after closing during the week. All workers must pass Trial Court CORI check. The Contractor may use facility water and electricity.
For a complete overview of the requested scope of work, please see the attached drawings and scope of work documents for other trades. These documents are not mutually exclusive, together they are intended to describe the complete design intent.
A site visit is strongly encouraged to inspect and accurately quote all necessary labor and materials to complete this project. Any discrepancies discovered in the information provided should be brought to the attention of the awarding authority prior to bidding.
Bidders may reach out to michael.lane@jud.state.ma.us with questions.
REQUIREMENTS
mailto:michael.lane@jud.state.ma.us
Scope of Work Statement – Sheetrock Page 4 of 4
Contractor to provide:
• At least two weeks before work begins, Contractor must submit documentation for any on-site workers in order to complete CORI check.
• All materials used shall be new and shall be UL listed.
• Site Condition and Debris Removal – prior to commencing any work, the Contractor shall move all furniture and other items from the work areas to locations specified by the Trial Court. The Contractor shall bear responsibility for maintaining all work areas clean and free of debris, leaving areas in a condition satisfactory to the Trial Court.
Contractors shall clean up during and immediately upon completion of their work in each area. Clean-up includes removing all rubbish, waste, tools, equipment, appurtenances caused by and used in the execution of the work and the legal disposal of project waste.
• All necessary permits must be included in price quotation.
• Work to comply with all applicable state and local building codes.
• 50% payment bond required for projects with a final project value over $25,000
• Certificate of insurance naming the Trial Court as additionally insured required.
• Prevailing wages shall apply. Acknowledge prevailing wage in proposal.
• Breakout of labor and materials on proposal.
• 1-year warranty parts and labor.
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