SOW.pdf
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- 140FGA25Q0061
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This Scope of Work details a rehabilitation project for the Browns Mount Comfort Station located at Bond Swamp National Wildlife Refuge in Bibb County, Georgia. The project, designated as Work Order #F2025675892, involves comprehensive repairs to a 672 sq ft concrete block building that suffered storm damage in January 2025. The scope encompasses extensive renovation including complete roof replacement with 30-year grey architectural asphalt shingles, repair or replacement of damaged roof trusses and main beams, replacement of exterior components like facia, eave, soffit, and wood siding, and interior repairs involving water-damaged components.
The project requires full replacement of plumbing fixtures (6 toilets, 2 urinals, 2 sinks, 2 hand dryers), installation of commercial-grade exterior metal doors, replacement of interior lighting with LED fixtures, and proper debris disposal. The work must be completed within 120 days from award, conducted during normal business hours (Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm), and coordinated with the Refuge Point of Contact, Jacob Tuttle (706-476-0767). The total project aims to fully restore the comfort station to operational condition following significant storm-related structural and water damage.
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Piedmont NWR FY25 Scope of Work Browns Mount Comfort Station Asset: #10056892
WO#F2025675892
Project Title: Rehab Browns Mount Comfort Station
Refuge POC Jacob Tuttle 706-476-0767 jacob_tuttle@fws.gov
Performance: 120 days from award
Browns Mount Comfort Station is located at Bond Swamp NWR in Bibb County, Georgia. It was built in 2001. The building is a single story 26ft x 23ft concrete block with A-line asphalt shingle roof. Approximate square footage is 672 sq ft.
The building suffered storm damage in January 2025. Trees fell across the roof and there was subsequent water damage. Roof truss(s) and main beam may be damaged.
This project will include:
-Remove and replace %100 of roof shingles, sheathing, decking (replace shingles will be 30 yr. -grey architectural asphalt shingles).
-Remove and replace any compromised roof trusses, and/or main beam -Remove and replace facia, eave, soffit, drip edge, gutters and wood siding. Wood siding will be replaced with cedar and painted to match existing color.
-Remove and replace all water damaged interior components, including plywood ceiling and attic insulation. Replace insulation with R38 or better.
-Inspect plumbing for any compromised components from main valve to the facility, including internal components and make repairs as needed to restore proper operations.
-Replace all fixtures (6 toilets, 2 urinals, and 2 sinks with faucets, and 2 hand dryers).
-Replace exterior metal doors (commercial grade) -Replace 6 interior 4ft ballast lights with LED lighting.
-Remove and properly dispose of all construction debris, refuse, and trash.
Work must be conducted during Refuge normal business hours – Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm. Vendor should coordinate workdays with refuge POC at least one week in advance.
mailto:jacob_tuttle@fws.gov
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