SRC22631.Fiberglass_Repair_Specs.pdf
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- Conservation/MRD - Vessel Fiberglass Repair
- Solicitation number
- SRC0000022631
- Issued by
- Baldwin County, Gulfcrest CDP, Alabama
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This document contains the specifications for a fiberglass repair project on a 25' 2011 Parker Vender for the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Marine Resources Division (MRD). The required repairs include fabricating a combing/gunwale guard, fiberglass repair in the cockpit and deck, fiberglass repair below the waterline, and providing safe storage for the vessel during the work. The vendor must be located within 20 miles of the MRD office in Gulf Shores, Alabama. This opportunity is part of the Conservation/MRD - Vessel Fiberglass Repair contract, which covers the state of Alabama, specifically Baldwin County and the Gulfcrest CDP.
The price quoted must include all labor, parts, supplies, storage fees, electrical charges, shop supplies, environmental fees, and miscellaneous materials to complete the repairs. A gelcoat patch kit and training for MRD staff are also required. No further details are provided regarding pricing terms, set-asides, incumbents, funding requirements, or other salient information.
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Fiberglass Repair on 25’ 2011 Parker
Vender must be located within 20 miles of the Gulf Shores MRD office to limit wear/tear on trailer with limited mobility.
Office address: 999 Commerce Drive, Gulf Shores, AL 36542
Repairs include:
1) Fabricate Combing/Gunwale Guard
a. Supply and install L-Molding to gunwale cap edges
b. Screw and caulk into place
c. Clean debris and caulk
2) Fiberglass repair in cockpit and deck
a. Grind, glass, fair, prime and paint 5 areas of damaged fiberglass
b. Clean resin and gelcoat
3) Fiberglass repair below water line
a. Grind, glass, fair, prime and paint damaged fiberglass below the waterline
b. Clean resin and gelcoat
4) Safe storage
a. Vessel must be stored while work is being conducted at a secure location that is at least
15’ above sea level
b. Must have 20 amp 110v power available
5) Supply gelcoat patch kit and train MRD staff to repair damaged gelcoat
a. 1.0 oz MEKP Hardener (YMMEKP)
b. 1.0 gallon white gelcoat (PCBMG-G-GC)
**Price includes ALL labor, parts, supplies, storage fees, electrical charges, shop supplies, environmental fees, misc. materials, etc. to complete needed repairs. **
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