SOW Safety Railing and Scuba Tank Cages.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK

NOAA Beaufort Laboratory Beaufort, NC

Safety Railing Installation and Scuba Tank Storage Cage Fabrication

1.0 BACKGROUND

The NOAA Beaufort Laboratory, a federal government facility located at 101 Pivers Island Rd, Beaufort, NC 28516, requires the fabrication of two scuba tank storage cages, the installation of aluminum ADA safety handrails on two separate docks and one building.

2.0 SCOPE

The purpose of this contract is to fabricate two scuba tank storage cages and install ADA handrailing on two separate docks and one building on real property owned by the U.S Government in Beaufort, NC. The vendor shall perform the services in all designated areas and tasks/objectives in this statement of work.

3.0 OBJECTIVES

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Fabricate (two), 5’ x 3’ scuba tank storage cages (Section 13.0) with aluminum materials. Materials for cages to include, angle, grate plate, pipe and pads. Fabricate both cages to exact specifications of originals.

Fabricate and install approximately 40’ Aluminum 1-1/2” Pipe, Brushed, Sch 40. ADA 3-line safety rails on Dock #1.

Specifications will follow ADA standards and guidelines. (Section 14.0)

Fabricate and install approximately 57’ Aluminum 1-1/2” Pipe, Brushed, Sch 40. ADA 3-line safety rails on Dock #2.

Specifications will follow ADA standards and guidelines. (Section 14.0)

Remove all current railing from building, stairs, ramps and walkways and dispose of in a manner satisfying NCDEP, EPA, and DOC. (Section 15.0)

Fabricate and install approximately 150’ Aluminum 1-1/2” Pipe, Brushed, Sch 40. ADA 3-line safety rails on designated building. Specifications will follow ADA standards and guidelines. (Section 15.0)

One section of railing on building will be removable. (Section 15.0 Removable Rails)

Use type 316 stainless steel hardware to attach all railings to dock and building.

Use type 410 stainless steel concrete anchoring screws where railing will be attached to dock and building.

4.0 TASK AND DESIGN PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS:

Vendor shall provide all labor, daily transportation, and debris removal.

Vendor shall provide all materials, supplies, tools, and equipment.

Vendor shall complete all work within the period of performance.

Vendor will follow all ADA standards and guidelines with the installation of all handrails on docks and building.

5.0 QUALIFICATIONS/TECHNICAL TRAINING:

The contracting vendor shall provide trained personnel, with the experience and knowledge of working with aluminum to include welding and installation.

6.0 USE OF SITE:

The property will be in daily use and will remain so during the work. The vendor shall not interfere with the staff use of existing facilities. The vendor shall not enter any buildings without proper authorization from facility management.

The vendor shall confine activities to the immediate work area.

The vendor shall not unreasonably encumber the work area with materials and equipment.

The vendor shall keep the work area clean at all times and shall promptly remove materials or rubbish from walkways or parking lots.

All work will be performed during the normal business hours, 8:00am-4:30pm Monday-Friday. No weekend, no holiday, no after-hours.

7.0 USE OF GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY:

No use of any government furnished property. Vendor will provide all necessary tools, equipment and fuel, and materials.

8.0 REMOVAL AND RECYING OF MATERIALS:

All items, debris, and recyclables will be disposed of in a manner satisfying NCDEP, EPA, and DOC.

9.0 SECURITY/ SAFETY:

Vendor shall provide a site-specific safety plan to the Government Point of Contact before the start of any on-site work.

The safety plan will include job standards and requirements providing a complete analysis of job procedures and the requirement of the work activity at this specific location. A Job hazard analysis will be reviewed daily by the contractor, sub-contractors, and any other employees present.

Include in your safety plan phone numbers and directions to local emergency medical facilities including local emergency medical technicians.

All accidents/damages must be reported immediately to the Contracting Officer.

Vendor will adhere to all OSHA standards and practices.

10.0 PLACE OF PERFORMANCE:

NOAA Beaufort Lab, 101 Pivers Island Rd, Beaufort, NC 28516

11.0 GOVERNMENT POINT OF CONTACT:

To schedule site visit or have questions answered please contact:

Facility Operations Specialist, William Platt william.platt@noaa.gov

(252) 241-5451

Facilities Branch Chief Randy Grady randy.p.grady@noaa.gov

(252) 725-3541

12.0 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE:

09/15/2023 to 09/14/2024

13.0 SCUBA TANK STORAGE CAGES:

mailto:william.platt@noaa.gov mailto:randy.p.grady@noaa.gov

Scuba Storage Tanks

14.0 DOCK LOCATIONS:

Dock #1. Install approximately 40’, ADA aluminum railing in front of piles and attached to piles and 6x6 located on side of hog slat. (The red lines are used as an example for a visual representation. This is not what the final product will look like.)

Dock #2. Install approximately 57’, ADA aluminum railing in front of piles (On right side) and attached to piles, 6x6 and concrete located on side of hog slat. (The red lines are used as an example for a visual representation. This is not what the final product will look like.)

Dock #2. Install approximately 5’, ADA aluminum railing between piles and attached to piles and 6x6 located in front of hogslat on end of dock. (The red lines are used as an example for a visual representation. This is not what the final product will look like.)

Dock #2. Install approximately 2’, ADA aluminum railing at end dock, attached to concrete seawall with stainless steel hardware. (See location above) (The red lines are used as an example for a visual representation. This is not what the final product will look like.)

15.0 BUILDING SITE FOR RAIL REPLACEMENT:

Building where rails will be replaced

Stairs #1

Removable rails

Main walkway rails

Main walkway rail on building

Rail attached to building at end of walkway

Handicap ramp railing located in front of building

Wall rail on back of building leading to rear door

Section of railing on rear of structure located at rear door