Section_32_01_16_73_Coal_Tar_Concentrate_Pavement_Sealer.pdf

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This sources sought announcement from the Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Rucker is requesting information from potential vendors for an Indefinite Quantity Indefinite Delivery contract to provide paving services for the repair of roads, airfields, parking lots, and ancillary facilities. Services may include related work on sewer piping, drainage structures, and erosion control measures. Interested vendors should describe their ability to satisfy the requirements outlined in the draft scope of work and attached specifications for asphalt paving of airfields, coal tar concentrate pavement sealer, and ALDOT highway construction standards. Vendors must also provide references and past performance examples from the last three years involving similar work valued over $100,000, along with point of contact information. Responses are limited to two pages and must be submitted by October 18, 2019 to the identified contracting specialist. This sources sought announcement represents market research for future contracting requirements and does not constitute a solicitation.

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Section 32 01 16 73 Coal Tar Concentrate Pavement Sealer

Description of Work Cost shall cover the furnishing and installing of coal tar sealer on airfield pavements, roads, streets, parking areas, and other general applications. Installation procedures shall be in accordance with the product manufacturer’s recommendations. Demolition and removals of materials shall be as required to support the work.

Submittals required for each type of product indicated.

Products:

Product should be a highly concentrated material intended to be mixed with water and mineral aggregate to form a ready to use pavement sealer. (Polymer additives can be added as an option) Based on 100 gallons for ease of calculations) Coal Tar Concentrate Sealer 100 gals Water 25-50 gals Sealer V. M. Polymer 1-2 gal (optional) Sand 300-500 lbs (30-70 mesh AFS rating)

Physical/Chemical Properties: Coal Tar Concentrate is a premium quality pavement sealer that meets the following material requirements when tested in accordance with ASTM D 140, ASTM D 466, ASTM D 490, ASTM B117, ASTM D 529, ASTM D 2939, and ASTM D244 procedures. Material shall be homogenous and show no separation or coagulation that cannot be overcome by moderate stirring.

Chemical & Physical Analysis -Non Volatiles % 47% Minumum -Ash Non Volatiles % 30-40% -Solubility of Non Volatiles in CS2% 20 Minimum -Specific Gravity 25°C 1.20 Minimum Drying Time 8Hr. Max Adhesion &Resistance to Water No Penetration or Loss of Adhesion Resistance to Heat No Blistering or Sagging Flexibility No Cracking or Flaking Resistance to Impact No Chipping, Flacking or Cracking Resistance to Volatilization 10% Loss in Weight Max.

Wet Film Continuity Smooth, Nongranular Free from Coarse Particles Resistance to Kerosene No Loss of adhesion or penetration P-625 Fuel Resistance Test Pass Evaluation of Fuel Resistance P-630 Fuel Resistance Test Pass Evaluation of Fuel Resistance P-631 Fuel Resistance Test Pass Evaluation of Fuel Resistance

Installation Preparatory Work:

The asphalt surface must be structurally sound, surface cured, and free from all loose or foreign matter prior to the application.

Methods:

Place with mechanical equipment specifically designed for this purpose. Due to the heavy bodied nature of the slurry-mixed, application by means of specialized equipment is required. This equipment can be of two types, high volume positive displacement airless spray or mechanical squeegee. Both types must be capable of keeping material thoroughly mixed and homogenous throughout the application process by continuous agitation. All equipment used must be capable of supplying a sufficient quantity of material for uniform application over the entire width of the application mechanism to provide a uniformly coated surface.

Limitations:

Products shall not be applied when temperatures is expected to drop below 60°F or stricter product requirements at any time within a 24 hour period after applications

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