TE_15_PaintBoothLog.docx
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- DRAFT Solicitation for Base Operations and Maintenance Services, Fort Huachuca, Arizona 20231115
- Solicitation number
- W9124A23R0005
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This document contains a technical exhibit outlining requirements for maintaining a paint booth log at Fort Huachuca, Arizona. The log includes details of each painting project such as the job number, type of equipment painted, paint or solvent used with corresponding MSDS number, amount used, emission controls, filter status, and operator information. Painting operations must be conducted in an enclosed area with at least 96% overspray containment and non-photochemically reactive solvents. The log aims to document painting activities for safety and regulatory compliance.
A related forthcoming solicitation from the Department of the Army will seek base operations and maintenance services at Fort Huachuca, including maintenance of the paint booth and adherence to the log requirements.
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Base Operations (BASOPS) Performance Work Statement Technical Exhibit 15 – Paint Booth Log
Paint Booth Activity Log
| Location Name |
| O&M Contractor Paint Booth |
| Building Number |
| 22524 |
Emission Control Measure Utilized
Dry Filters
Source POC
Date of Project
Job/Project/ Work Order Number
Magnehelic Gage Reading = < ½ in. water
Product Used (Paint or Solvent)
Product MSDS Number Amount of Product Used Type of Equipment or Media Painted
Duration of Project
Operator
Filter Replacement Log and Additional Information (Reference the project, where applicable):
Non‐tactical application unless otherwise noted. Replace filters if magnehelic gage reads ½ in. of water or greater.
→ Complete this log each time a spray painting project is conducted. ***All fields are required*** → Notify Environmental and Natural Resources Division (ENRD) regarding any process changes (includes changes in spray gun equipment, new paints or solvents, proposed control measure changes, etc.). The use of photochemically reactive solvents is prohibited.
→ All painting operations must be conducted in an enclosed area equipped with controls containing no less than 96% of the overspray.
→ Follow all manufacturer instructions regarding filter installation and maintenance.
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