Solicitation 70Z03025PCLEV0072 - Statement of Work.pdf

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70Z03025QCLEV0072 - U. S. COAST GUARD ST. IGNACE FAMILY HOUSING FLOORING REPLACEMENT PROJECT
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details a flooring replacement project for three U.S. Coast Guard housing units located at 210, 220, and 274 Keightley St. in St. Ignace, Michigan. The project requires the contractor to remove and replace existing carpet on stairs and second floors with Mohawk Dynamic Quality I Spice Cake carpet, and install Viking Lakeshore WPC Cheboygan 20 mil laminate flooring on downstairs areas. Additional requirements include using 3/8" spill guard padding, Johnsonite rubber shims, and Mannington Vinyl in kitchen, dining, utility, and bath areas.

The project scope involves comprehensive flooring removal, subfloor preparation, and installation with specific technical requirements such as tucking carpet on stairs, using transition strips, and minimal disruption to the housing units. The contractor will be responsible for all materials, proper disposal of removed flooring, and ensuring worksite cleanliness. The Coast Guard Point of Contact (POC) is DC1 Onalee Rohl, and work is to be completed within a one-week window per unit, with normal work hours from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday-Friday, excluding federal holidays. The solicitation is estimated between $25,000 and $100,000, targeting small businesses under NAICS code 238330.

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Department of Homeland Security United States Coast Guard

Base Cleveland Housing Division

Statement of Work (SOW) Housing Site St Ignace, MI

For Downstairs Laminate Wood and/or Vinyl Flooring Install and/or Upstairs Carpet

Replacement

Point of Contact (POC)

DC1 Onalee Rohl 906-440-0946

Site Addresses

220 Keightley St, St. Ignace MI 49781 274 Keightley St, St. Ignace MI 49781 210 Keightley St, St. Ignace MI 49781

Solicitation 70Z03025QCLEV0072 USCG St. Ignace Housing Flooring Replacement

Scope of Work

Carpet Area -

1.1 The contractor is to remove all carpet on stairs and on the second floor along with the padding to be replaced and dispose of all materials off the USCG property at the contractor expense to an approved disposal site.

1.2 The contractor will repair or replace any damaged or loose tack strips as needed; inspect and repair the subfloor for any loose staples, screws, nails, etc.; identify and report any water, pet staining or odors, or any other abnormal damages that may cause further damage or odors to the USCG POC before continuing work.

1.3 All flooring will need to be cleaned of all loose debris, swept and/or vacuumed, before installing any new materials.

1.4 Install any needed rubber shims to level the carpet with any other flooring in use and install transitions to areas connecting to different flooring materials.

1.5 Install stain resistant padding and carpet following the manufacturer’s recommendations.

1.6 Carpet installation on stairs is to be tucked.

1.7 Baseboards will be removed in a way so as not to cause damage baseboard or wall and will be reinstalled at the conclusion of work. If damage does occur, contractor will supply new baseboard that closely matches existing and install.

Laminate Flooring Install –

1.8 Contractor to remove all installed carpet and padding in the downstairs area of the home.

1.9 Contractor to remove all tack strips from old, removed carpet.

1.10 Contractor will remove all tile flooring to include any old flooring that previously was installed on top of, if applicable, (possibly two to three layers) in the dining area. Contractor to take all lower-level flooring down to subfloor level in areas to have laminate flooring installed.

1.11 Contractor will flush cut all flooring along back and side of kitchen floor cabinetry in dining room to remove any tile or flooring in dining room without disturbing the kitchen cabinetry, flooring in kitchen area will remain along transition of kitchen entry in a clean-cut manner with a transition strip to match flooring being installed.

1.12 Contractor is to fill any cracks found in subfloor work area and if necessary, level sub- floor in preparation of new laminate flooring installation.

1.13 Contractor will use an underlayment to the specifications listed below for an extra noise and moisture barrier between the subfloor and the laminate floor to be installed. This will be provided by the contractor.

1.14 The specific flooring to be installed is indicated below under materials, this will be provided by the contractor.

1.15 All transition strips required through the unit will be matched with the flooring installed.

Minimal use of transitional strips is required per contract, if flooring can be floated through multiple rooms, then install will be completed in this manner.

1.16 Install area is to include all alcoves, closets and other flooring areas in accordance with the POC guidance upon contractor’s walkthrough for accurate worksite measurements.

1.17 This flooring will not be installed in any rooms where Toilet or Shower facilities are present. Flooring in such spaces is to be properly separated with a transition strip to match the installed floor coverings being placed by this contract.

1.18 Baseboards will be removed in a way so as not to cause damage to baseboard or wall and will be reinstalled at the conclusion of work. If damage does occur, contractor will supply new baseboard that closely matches existing and install.

Material/ Part Information

2.1. All materials will be supplied by the contractor.

2.2. 3/8” Spill guard padding is to be used.

2.3. Mohawk Dynamic Quality I Spice Cake color is to be used.

2.4. All rubber shims used will be Johnsonite LS-40-E (D or E according to thickness required).

2.5.All transitions and other exposed materials planned for use will have to be approved by the POC listed for quality and color.

2.6. Underlayment for all hard flooring is to be a minimum of 2mm thick and will provide moisture barrier protection and sound reduction. One option would be 1/4" Sureply Underlayment.

2.7. All hard flooring to be installed will be Viking Lakeshore WPC Color: Cheboygan 20 mil. Any deviation from this must meet the same specifications of the above flooring, especially for thickness, durability and function. All deviations outside the flooring listed above must be previously approved by the Coast Guard listed POC.

2.8 All rolled vinyl to be installed will be Mannington Vinyl-#SPR180 Muirs Point- Riverstone in Kitchen, Dining Room, Utility & Baths. Approximate square footage is listed below per unit per install area; contractor is to measure for accuracy and may do so prior to submitting a bid, padding and carpeting measurements are to include stairs:

Carpeted Estimate Hard Floor Estimate Rolled Vinyl

274 & 210 Keightley St-

100 sq. yards (each) 490sq. feet (each) 0 sq. yards

220 Keightley St- 80 sq. yards 0 sq. feet 50 sq. yards

References

3.1 All work is to be completed shall comply with Federal, State and Local Laws, Codes and

Regulations.

Liabilities

4.1 The contractor will be financially responsible for any and all damages incurred while working on Government property.

Coordination

5.1 All communications will go through the POC listed. No work can be modified or changed without their permission.

5.2 A site visit is highly encouraged to provide valuable insight into homes.

Allowing the assessment of needs and condition of each unit to ensure quality and precise work. To schedule a site visit prior to commencing work and to accurately quote work needed, please contact the POC listed.

5.3 Work to be completed should have minimal impact on the unit’s operation. In the event any of the utilities need to be secured, these items should be well planned out.

5.4 Normal work hours for the unit are 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday-Friday, excluding all Federal Holidays. Any work outside these times needs to be worked out ahead of time.

5.5 All required License, Certificates, Accreditation Card, etc. will be submitted with the quote or bid.

Project Completion

6.1 All work completed is up to the POC’s approval. The site is to be at a minimum as clean of a condition it was found in. All trash, debris, materials removed, etc. should be properly disposed of by the contractor. There will be no on-site storage available for the duration of this project.

6.2 This contract will be awarded for this addresses, unit 210, 220 & 274 Keightley St, St.

Ignace MI 4978. Currently, unit 220 is vacant and available for work to begin at contractors’ earliest convenience. Units 210 & 274 Keightley St, St. Ignace MI will become vacant as specified by the POC. The contractor will be given a one-week window to schedule and complete each job. The Coast Guard POC will attempt to provide a 30-day notice prior to the availability timeline as they have the ability to do so.

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