W912BU-12-R-0037_A003-Specs.pdf

US ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, PHILADELPHIA

POC:MICHELLE L. JOHNSON

WANAMAKER BLDG

100 PENN SQUARE EAST

PHILADELPHIA PA 19107-3390

AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

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FAR (48 CFR) 53.243

THIS AMENDMENT EXTENDS THE PROPOSAL RECEIPT DATE TO 23 AUGUST 2012 AT 2:00 P.M.

No Further RFIs will be answered.

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8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR (No., Street, County, State and Zip Code) X W912BU-12-R-0037

X 9B. DATED (SEE ITEM 11)

20-Jul-2012

10B. DATED (SEE ITEM 13)

9A. AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION NO.

11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

X The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offer X is extended, is not extended.

Offer must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended by one of the following methods:

(a) By completing Items 8 and 15, and returning 0 copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted;

or (c) By separate letter or telegram which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by telegram or letter, provided each telegram or letter makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA (If required) Demolition of the Walson Hospital Complex, located at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (JB MDL), New Jersey

13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS.

IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO. AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.

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CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES (such as changes in paying office, appropriation date, etc.) SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(B).

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

D. OTHER (Specify type of modification and authority)

E. IMPORTANT: Contractor is not, is required to sign this document and return copies to the issuing office.

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

10A. MOD. OF CONTRACT/ORDER NO.

2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NO. 5. PROJECT NO.(If applicable)

6. ISSUED BY

3. EFFECTIVE DATE

15-Aug-2012

CODE

CONTR DIV-CONTRACTS BR

USAED, PHILA DISTRICT

WANAMAKER BUILDING

100 PENN SQUARE EAST

PHILADELPHIA PA 19107-3390

W912BU 7. ADMINISTERED BY (If other than item 6)

4. REQUISITION/PURCHASE REQ. NO.

CODE W912BU

FACILITY CODE CODE

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Amendment No. 0003

RFP W912BU-12-R-0037

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT (continued)

a. RFI’s with RESPONSES: RFI’s with responses, annotated Amendment No.

0003 are attached to this amendment.

b. SECTION 00870 – HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY: Please delete this section in its entirety and substitute revised section 00870, annotated Amendment No. 0003, attached hereto.

c. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

(1) SECTION 01 11 00 – SUMMARY OF WORK: Please delete this section in its entirety and substitute revised Section 01 11 00, annotated Amendment No. 0003, attached hereto.

(2) SECTION 02 82 14 – ASBESTOS HAZARD CONTROL ACTIVITIES: Please delete pages 02 82 14-27 to 42 in their entirety and substitute revised pages 02 82 14-27 to 42, annotated Amendment No. 0003, attached hereto.

d. Please indicate receipt of this amendment on Standard Form 1442(SOLICITATION, OFFER, AND AWARD) as Amendment No. 0003. Failure to acknowledge all amendments may be cause for rejection of the bid.

FOR INFORMATION ONLY

REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION WITH

RESPONSES

RFP W912BU-12-R-0037

15-Aug-2012

RFI # Discipline Dwg Sheet/Spec Section Comment Response

1 Asbestos 02 82 14 - Page

The As Built Drawing of June 1, 1966, 85 of 85, identifies that there are 62 Blackmastic Pipe Chases. Do we base the bid on assuming that all 62 pipe chases have asbestos?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid as shown.

2 Asbestos 02 82 14 - Page

Duct Insulation: There are no quantities of ACM, do we assume that all the duct insulation has asbestos?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note” “Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete”.

No further information is forthcoming. Bid as shown.

3 Asbestos 02 82 14 - Pages 28-31

The quantity of ACM is 14,000 square feet. Do we base our bid on the quantity in the scope, and if so, should we include a unit price if the quantity of ACM is less than or in excess of 14,000 square feet?

See revised Individual Work Task Data Elements in Amendment No. 0003. Do not provide alternate unit prices.

4 Asbestos 02 82 14

Are we permitted to crush the non asbestos masonry, asphalt and concrete and stockpile onsite? Can these materials be used for the installation of the road bed?

Product must meet the referenced NJDOT Specification shown in subject Specification Section 01 50 00, Paragraph 2.4.2.

5 Asbestos 02 82 14

Page 29, Table 1 Individual Work Task Data Elements, there is a reference to 14,000 SF of friable fireproofing. Based on our knowledge, the asbestos is a roped gasket that is extremely friable and has been expoxied inside the core drilled locations. Please confirm due to the ambiguity on the individual work tasked that this material is friable.

See revised Individual Work Task Data Elements in Amendment No. 0003

6 Asbestos 02 82 14 Is the asbestos removal governed under the State of New Jersey N.J.A.C. 5:23-8 Asbestos Hazard Abatement Subcode?

Yes

7 Asbestos 02 82 14

Based on the fireproofing, the response action detailed sheet should be Response Sheet #45 (USACE Engineering Pamphlet 1110-1-11). If this material is friable is this the incorrect detailed sheet. Please identify the correct sheet.

See revised Individual Work Task Data Elements in Amendment No. 0003

8 Asbestos 02 82 14

Can the entire USACE Engineering Pamphlet 1110-1`-11 "Asbestos Abatement Guideline Detail Sheets" be added to provide to all contractors in the next amendment?

The information is available at :

http://publications.usace.army.mil/publicati ons/eng-pamphlets/EP_1110-1-11/toc.htm.

Requests for Information Page 1

9 Asbestos 02 82 14 Will the IH be provided by USACE to oversee the asbestos remediation activities? If so, which company will the Corp be utilizing?

The company has not been selected. Bid as shown.

10 Asbestos 02 82 14 On the fireproofing, how many locations inside the core drills can be assumed that have the friable fireproofing?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note” “Survey is presented for information only, and should not be considered complete”.

No further information is forthcoming. Bid as shown.

11 Asbestos 02 82 14 For the fireproofing, can the Corps provide direction as to where it is located in the building?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note” “Survey is presented for information only, and should not be considered complete”.

No further information is forthcoming. Bid as shown.

12 Asbestos 02 82 14

On the spray applied asbestos containing waterproofing (on the exterior curtain wall) it appears that there is overspray of waterproofing on columns and other concrete structures. Is this included in the quantities provided?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note” “Survey is presented for information only, and should not be considered complete”.

No further information is forthcoming. Bid as shown.

13 Asbestos 02 82 14 For the removal of the asbestos waterproofing, can the bricks/CMU be dropped or will this render this material friable.

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note” “Survey is presented for information only, and should not be considered complete”.

No further information is forthcoming. Bid as shown.

14 Technical Requirements 00120 Page 2

For the relevant experience, as the buildings to be demolished are 390,920 GSF, will a comparable 7-story building less than this be relevant OR does it need to be equal to or greater to than the buildings to be demolished under this contract be qualified as a Past Performance project?

Bid as shown.

15 Technical Requirements 00120 Page 5

Management Plan: There is currently a 20 page limit on the Management Plan. Based on the information requested to provide sufficient detail, 40 pages will be needed for this section.

Can the page limit be increased from 20 pages to 40 pages?

No Change, bid as shown

16 Technical Requirements 00120 Page 2

Relevant Projects: As Bldg. 5250 is a total of 384,057 SF, can a contractor use a contract which has multiple buildings that have a cumulative total of the total square footage of the hospital to be a relevant project?

Bid as shown.

It was stated at the Pre-Con, that the erosion control permit must be obtained by the Contractor. Is this an approval from the State or the US Army Corps, or both?

E & S Permits are issued by the County and the State.

It was stated at the Pre-Con, there is no power in the building. Is the transformer or substation that feeds to the building still energized?

See specification 01 11 00, paragraph

1.1.2.1 and Amendment No. 0003. Bid as shown.

Requests for Information Page 2

It was stated at the Pre-Con, there is no water at the building, are any fire hydrants available for use for water? If so, what are the procedures for use?

See specification Section 01 11 00, page 5.

Bid as shown.

Based on the number of directly related questions submitted, the time it will take for the Corps to answer them, and the adequate amount of time needed for bidders to review the answers for the impacts on the technical approach and pricing, we request an extension of the proposal due date by two weeks.

See Amendment No. 0003

If a contractor has not performed work directly for the Corp of Engineers performing demolition work, will they pass or fail the technical portion?

USACE experience is not required.

On the first floor, it appears that the walls are lined with lead shielding. Please confirm and provide location map of exactly where located.

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note” “Survey is presented for information only, and should not be considered complete”.

No further information is forthcoming. Bid as shown.

23 Are the any archeological findings on the site? None recorded. Bid as shown

24 Demolition SHEET CD-100 For the purposes of the bid, should contractor assume that lines labeled as UE that are to be removed still contain electrical cables?

See Amendment No. 0003.

25 Demolition SHEET C-105 Will NJ Avenue, especially at the SW corner of the site, be shut down, as it seems to show in C- 105?

Yes. Bid as shown.

26 Demolition SHEET CD-100

There is an 8" water pipe going into the NE corner of the original hospital not marked for demolition. We assume it was intended for demolition. Please confirm.

Yes. Bid as shown.

27 Demolition SHEET G-103 Will contractor be responsible for returning temporary road to grass after the project?

Yes, see specification 01 50 00, paragraph

3.5.1. Bid as shown.

28 Demolition SHEET G-103 Please confirm that temporary access road shown does not overlap with the road around the General Circle or with 4th street?

The temporary access road shall not overlap with the General Circle paving.

Bid as shown.

29 Demolition SHEET G-103

Please confirm that there is no stormwater management system off of the S side of 4th street that will be affected by the construction of the temporary road.

See specification 01 57 23. Bid as shown.

30 Demolition SHEET G-103 Does the first lef of the temporary road run on the clearing between Fort Dix Avenue and the General's Circle?

See revised sheets G-102 & G-103 issued with Amendment No. 0002.

31 Demolition SHEET CD-100

No reference is made to the connection points between the UE lines that are to be demolished and the existing lines that will remain. Will the contractor need to do anything there?

See specification 01 11 00 page 3, paragraphs 1.4.1 and 1.4.2. Bid as shown.

Requests for Information Page 3

32 Demolition SHEET CD-100

No reference is made to the connection points between the stormwater lines that are to be demolished and the existing lines that will remain. Will the contractor need to do anything there?

Connection required, see sheet C -105 - Bid as shown.

33 Demolition SHEET CD-100

SHEET G-103

From New Jersey avenue to the end of the temp road there seems to be significant space. Are we using 4th street, or should the temp road and its security fencing go all the way to the entrance of the project?

See revised sheet G-102, issued under Amendment No. 0002, for general limits of temporary security fence. Bid as shown.

34 Demolition SHEET CD-100

The legend does not include a definition for the symbol seen as ---x---x---x---x. Is the correct interpretation of that symbol the desired temporary fencing line?

Correct. Bid as shown.

35 Demolition 01 56 26

Please confirm that the 30' guideline for removing trees and brushes is only INSIDE the fence line, and not outside the fence line.

Correct. Bid as shown.

36 Demolition 01 56 26

Since the temporary fence will go right next to the forest where the temporary road will be laid, can we relax the requirement to trim the overhanging tree limbs to a height of not less than 16'?

Bid as shown.

37 Demolition General Note on Drawings

What is the requirements for density and proctor testing on site work and building pod requirements?

See Specification Section 31 00 00, Paragraph 1.4.4. Bid as shown.

38 RFP Intro Page Will Philadelphia District allow/schedule a second Walson Hospital site visit?

None scheduled. Bid as shown.

39 RFI Procedure Will Phila District allow another round of questions based on answers to initial set of questions?

None scheduled. Bid as shown.

40 General 00600, 00120- 4.1

On a project of this magnitude, is the classification and standard cited accurate? The requirements of this solicitation require past performance of a much greater magnitude.

Bid as shown

41 General 120

Regarding the 7 story requirements, is the number of stories relevant or is the height of the structure more important than the number of stories?

Bid as shown

42 General 00120-4.1

The requirements for past performance are three years of past performance over $5M each of the years. How can a contractor with $15M of business on only one job a year make under the threshold of $14M over the past three years?

Bid as shown

43 Civil 31 00 00-1.4.1, 1.4.3, 01 74 19- 1.4g

Are we allowed to recycle material on site for use on site? (i.e., can we crush concrete and masonry for use as backfill?)

No, bid as shown

44 Environmental 870 The hazardous material survey there are items noted as results pending, when will the results be available for review?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid as shown.

Requests for Information Page 4

45 Demolition 24 10 00 Is blasting permitted? No. See Section 02 41 00, Paragraph 1.6.

Bid as shown

46 General 00120-4.1

The contractor qualifications are extremely stringent and will exclude many who are capable of bidding on this work. Buildings of this height are not a frequent occurrence and in many instances they are imploded. Many demolition contractors have demolished buildings of this height or higher, however they might be beyond the three year criteria and the dollar amount. Would you consider demolition proposals from subcontractors who have the experience with buildings this tall, but maybe over a longer period of time and lesser in value?

Bid as shown

47 Civil G103 Detail 2

Since the haul road is temporary and will be removed upon completion of the project, would asphalt millings be acceptable to be used as an equal? It would seem that materials would be a means and methods of the contractor however recycled concrete material is specified on the plans.

Product must meet the referenced NJDOT Specification shown in subject Specification Section 01 50 00, Paragraph 2.4.2.

48 Environmental 01 11 00 Is there an estimation of haz mat/waste quantitie s? are other haz mats/wastes other than ACM/L BP, Hg, and PCBs expected?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid as shown.

49 Environmental 01 11 00

How many ACM samples will be required, the RFQ states 3 bulk samples per material identifie d, but how many materials are there? Has an A CM survey been conducted, and if so, how long ago?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid as shown.

50 Environmental 01 11 00 How many sinks are there that will require traps to be tested and with potential mercury contami nation?

Bid as shown

51 Environmental 01 57 00 Does the facility already have a Spill Control Pl an to reference?

Yes, bid as shown.

52 Environmental 01 57 00 Why would a Pesticide treatment plan be neede d? have pesticides ever been used, stored, spille d, discharged, investigated, or remediated?

Bid as shown

53 Environmental 01 57 00 Are there stream crossings or wetlands that will be encountered?

No, bid as shown

54 Environmental 01 57 00 Is UXO expected? None are expected, bid as shown

55 Environmental 02 84 16 Have the potential leaking PCBs been investiga ted and delineated? if so, where are the results?

what size area needs to be addressed?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid

Requests for Information Page 5

56 Environmental 02 84 16 How many lamps can be expected to be remove d?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid as shown.

57 Environmental 02 84 16 What is the age of the transformers and who ow ns them?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid as shown.

58 Environmental 02 84 16 What size are the transformers?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid as shown.

59 Environmental Attachment A What is the history of haz mat releases, spills, d ischarges?

No history of haz mat releases. Bid as shown.

60 Environmental Attachment A Have any petroleums, oils, and/or lubricants (P OLs) been used, released, spilled, discharged?

No record of any releases, spills or discharges, bid as shown

61 Environmental Attachment A Have there ever been any remediation, mitigatio n, or investigation of released haz mats, haz was te, or POLs?

No history of any remediation, mitigation, or investigation. Bid as shown

62 Environmental 00870 A number of suspect ACMs were listed as results pending (mostly roofing materials).

What are these results?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid as shown.

63 Civil 33 11 00, 33 30 0 Will an as‐built site utility survey be provided b y the Government or is this to be provided by th e offeror?

As builts provided by Offeror.

64 General 00120-4.3 Past Performance, how many projects do we ne ed to include in our proposal? Is this only for th e prime contractor, or every contractor?

Bid as shown

65 General 00100, 00605

For the minority and small business subcontract ing plan, which values are we to follow?

These two specification sections do not align wi th each other.

They are not the same requirement. Please see Section 00100, 52.222-23 (b) and Section 00605, Para 1 for definitions.

66 Security 00826

Has a request to establish the free zone been pre viously submitted based on the RFP drawings?

If not, how long does this approval process take

Free zone requirements pertain only to construction in the vicinity of the flight line and does not affect the construction work at the Walson Hospital complex.

67 Security 00826 A6.8.2 What means to provide this maintained surveill ance over the boundary of the free zone are acc eptable?

Free zone requirements pertain only to construction in the vicinity of the flight line and does not affect the construction work at the Walson Hospital complex.

Requests for Information Page 6

68 Asbestos 02 82 14-1.4.1

Abatement Work Tasks references Section 00870-Hazardous Materials Survey that is identifies asbestos to be abated. Section 00870 only indicates 2 positive asbestos results (Cooling Plant roof and Heating Plant roof). Is there a complete report for ACM’s that can be provided?

See revised Individual Work Task Data Elements in Amendment No. 0003

69 Asbestos 02 82 14-1.4.1

Abatement Work Tasks indicates that RESPONSE ACTION DETAIL SHEETS and SET-UP DETAIL SHEETS will indicate methods and containment techniques. It is unclear what containment and removal methods are required. Can we demolish and dispose of the moisture tar behind the brick façade on the concrete

Bid as shown.

70 Asbestos 02 82 14

Work Task WH – indicates “fire stop material between floors” with a quantity of 14,000 SF.

Can you describe the location of this material?

It was not readily apparent at the walk through.

See revised Individual Work Task Data Elements in Amendment No. 0003

71 Asbestos 02 82 14

Can the mastic/waterproofing materials (Work Tasks WH-Wing1, WH-Wing2, WH-Wing3) bee taken during demolition rather than manually?

Bid as shown

72 Asbestos 02 82 14-Pg 39

Work Task for Black mastic waterproofing on Exterior Masonry Walls and pipe chases throughout – can this material be removed as part of the demolition? Is there an approximate quantity for this material?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid as shown.

73 Asbestos 02 82 14 Asbestos Roofing on Heating and Cooling Plant Buildings – can this material be removed and segregated during demolition?

Bid as shown.

74 Asbestos 02 82 14

The windows of the hospital have ACM glazing on the interior and exterior. If Poly criticals are set up at the interior of the window units can the window units be removed by machine?

Bid as shown.

75 Asbestos 02 82 14-3.4.6 The section calls out 3 tasks with referenced sheet “45, 75 and 75”. Where are these sheets?

See revised Individual Work Task Data Elements in Amendment No. 0003

76 RFI Procedure

We were informed at the walk thru that no gov't representative was able to answer any questions while on site. All questions had to be asked in writing so the answers could be distributed to all of the bidders (including the bidders that did not attend the walk through) to make sure everyone was on a level playing field. In volume 1 of the specs, the RFI procedure states theat "RFIs will be answered by an amendment so all bidders are given the same information, Individual replies will not be issued."

See Amendment No. 0003

Requests for Information Page 7

77 General 00010-1

We would like to request a bid due date extension. Given the size and the scope of the project, we would like additional time to explore all means, methods, and avenues to perform the work and therefore provide a more competitive proposal.

See Amendment No. 0003

78 Environmental 00870 What type and how much cooling tower liquid, i.e. glycol, is left in the existing cooling system?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid as shown.

79 Demolition 0010-1

Given the size, complexity, and number of subcontractors required on this project, we would like to request a 2 week bid extension. A corresponding extension of the RFI would also be appreciated.

See Amendment No. 0003

80 Hazardous Materials 00870 When can we expect to receive the pending

ACM results?

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid as shown.

81 Demolition 0010-1 For the same reasons stated above, we would also like to request the opportunity to visit the site again.

No further site visits are scheduled.

82 Hazardous Materials 00870

At the walkthrough, it was stated that ACM mastic was present on exterior walls approx 2' above grade. However, during our inspection we noticed black mastic on exterior walls throughout the building. Please confirm the mastic does not contain asbestos.

The black mastic on the exterior walls contains asbestos.

83 Hazardous Materials

00870 Also, we could not find ACM mastic on the asbestos survey. Please clarify.

See revised Individual Work Task Elements in Amendment No. 0003

84 Key Personnel 00120 The specs call for the contractor to include the Quality Control and Design Professionals on the project. Must the be on site full time?

Yes, the Quality Control and Design Professionals must be on site full time

85 Hazardous Materials 00870

Please clarify hazardous material survey items where no data is shown in the sample, result, or background columns.

See specification Section 00870 Page 1 “Hazardous Material Survey-Note.”

“Survey is presented for information only , and should not be considered complete.”

No further information is forthcoming, bid

Requests for Information Page 8

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY

NOTE: The Hospital building has been under continuous modification since its construction in the mid nineteen-fifties.

As a result of those modifications, hazardous materials were removed. The building ceased functioning as a hospital in the early nineteen-eighties, and since then, numerous tenants have occupied other areas of the complex, many of which have also been cleared of hazardous materials. As a result, a majority of the hazardous materials have been removed. The attached Hazardous Materials Survey was performed during March, 2012, and is presented for information only. This survey should not be considered complete.

Amendment No. 0003

Section 00870 Page 1

Walson Hospital, JB MDL HazMat Survey Notes

Date Onsite:

Legend:

NR: No Response for Hg

Background:

Background Hg reading in ug/m3

Comment 1:

Comment 2:

BUILDING

NUMBER

FLOOR ROOM NUMBER ITEM DESCRIPTION SAMPLED RESULTS BACKGROUND

5250 1 A1-2 emergency light 5250 1 B1-14 emergency light 5250 1 B1-29 emergency light 5250 1 B1-5 emergency light 5250 1 B1-5 Plumbing trap Yes NR 0.5 5250 1 B1-6A emergency light 5250 1 B1-71 X-ray reader with ballasts 5250 1 C1-10 emergency light (2 Lights) 5250 1 C1-17 emergency light 5250 1 C14-b X-ray reader with ballasts 5250 1 C1-7A Compressed gas (O2, N2), Misc chemicals- small quantity 5250 1 C1-7A emergency light (2 Lights) 5250 1 D1-23 Battery (car type) 5250 1 D1-43 Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.5 5250 1 D1-44 emergency light 5250 1 D1-47 emergency light, mercury thermostat 5250 1 D1-48 Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.5 5250 1 D1-49 emergency light, sink drain trap Yes NR 0.5 5250 1 D1-50 emergency light 5250 1 D1-51 emergency light 5250 1 D1-55D No access into the room 5250 1 E1-10 Smoke detector 5250 1 E1 12 S k d t t

Potential Hg content in this drain. Results were uncertain due to unstable background readings possibly due to an unknown interference or elevated background levels of mercury in this area.

This drain was covered. Elevated reading may be due to an unknown interference accumulated in the covered drain piping.

3/19/12 and 3/20/12 plus follow ups

5250 1 E1-12 Smoke detector 5250 1 E1-13 Smoke detector 5250 1 E1-16 Smoke detector 5250 1 E1-17 Smoke detector 5250 1 E1-18 Smoke detector 5250 1 E1-2 Smoke detector 5250 1 E1-23 X-ray reader (ballast and lights)

5250 1 E1-27 Wall note- pipe/fitting but wall was not opened. Asbestos may still be present 5250 1 E1-30F Sink drain trap Yes 5250 1 E1-7 Smoke detector 5250 1 NC-5 Sink drain trap Yes 3.6 ug/m3 Hg 0.5 5250 1 NCF-24 emergency light (hall) 5250 1 NCP-18 X-ray reader with ballasts 5250 1 NCP-20 Sink drain trap Yes 1.1 ug/m3 Hg 0.5 5250 1 NCP-21 emergency light (hall) 5250 1 NCP-22 X-ray reader with ballasts 5250 1 NCP-26 Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.5 5250 1 NCP-5 X-ray reader with ballasts 5250 1 NCP-9 X-ray reader with ballasts 5250 1 NCR-2 emergency light (hall) 5250 1 Roof overhang area = 995 ft2

5250 2 Throughout Check for X-Ray Readers with ballasts 5250 2 B21 2 Water coolers 5250 2 B2-16 No access into the room 5250 2 B2-17 No access into the room 5250 2 B2-20A No access into the room 5250 2 D210 Emergency Light 5250 2 D211A Emergency Light, Surgery Lights 5250 2 D212 Emergency Light, Surgery Lights 5250 2 D216 Emergency Light, Surgery Lights 5250 2 D217 Emergency Light, Surgery Lights 5250 2 D218B Emergency Light, Surgery Lights 5250 2 D29 Emergency Light, Surgery Lights

Comment 1

Amendment No. 0003

Section 00870 Page 2

BUILDING

NUMBER

FLOOR ROOM NUMBER ITEM DESCRIPTION SAMPLED RESULTS BACKGROUND

5250 2 B2-10A No access into the room 5250 2 Smoke detectors on this floor in many of the rooms 5250 3 Throughout Check for X-Ray Reader with ballasts 5250 3 C3-1 Fluorescent light bulbs (4) and ballast 5250 3 C3-5C Sink drain trap No 5250 3 D3-16 Large lights in operating room 5250 3 D3-1J Fridge off to side, warming chamber/autoclave 5250 3 D3-20 Air condition unit 5250 3 D3-3 Sink drain trap No 5250 3 Mechanical Room Emergency light

5250 3 outside green stairway 2 gaskets from floor penetrations yes (2) 80% chrysotile 5250 3 various doors sampled various interior doors yes non-ACM 5250 3 3rd floor Roof overhang = 6555 ft2

5250 3 3rd floor access roof Roof area = 8300 ft2

5250 4 Throughout Check for X-Ray Reader with ballasts 5250 4 A4-15B Sink drain trap Yes >30 ug/m3 Hg 0.8 5250 4 C4-8C Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.8 5250 4 4A25C No access into the room 5250 5 Throughout Check for X-Ray Reader with ballasts Yes NR 0.8 5250 5 A-15B Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.8 5250 5 Mechanical Room #7 Yellow drum with liquid 5250 5 Mechanical Room #5 Emergency light 5250 6 Throughout Check for X-Ray Reader with ballasts 5250 6 A6-15B Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.8 5250 6 B6-21 Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.8 5250 6 C6-6C Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.8 5250 7 Throughout Check for X-Ray Reader with ballasts 5250 7 A7-14B Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.8 5250 7 B7-18B Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.8 5250 7 B7-18 No access into the room 5250 7 A7-15A No access into the room 5250 7 B7-12A Fridge 5250 8 Throughout Check for X-Ray Reader with ballasts 5250 8 A8-15B Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.9 5250 8 C8-3-2 Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.9 5250 8 C8-3-3 Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.9 5250 8 CB-3-1 Sink drain trap Yes NR 0.9 5250 9 Throughout Check for X-Ray Reader with ballasts 5250 9 B9-18 Office supplies 5250 9 B9-19F Locked room 5250 10 Elevator Room 500 ml bottle of Boric acid spill 5250 10 Elevator Room Emergency Light

5250 Spans 10 floors Hidden duct behind

Elevator car 4 Circumference = 32"x64" = 192" = 16 ft *10 floors = 1,600 ft yes

60% chrysotile

5250 Basement 208 Volt Distribution

Switch Board Emergency lights

5250 Basement 208 Volt Distribution

Switch Board Emergency light

5250 Basement AB1 Medical, 2 Emergency lights 5250 Basement AB3 Filters 5250 Basement AH5 A/C, 3 Drums of chemicals, 2 Emergency lights 5250 Basement AH5 (air handling) 3-durm of chemical 5250 Basement AH5 (air handling) 2-Emergency lights 5250 Basement AV10 Sink Trap

5250 Basement BB2 Emergency light, Kitchen, cook prep area, hallway, Refrigerator/Freezer 5250 Basement BB2 Emergency light 5250 Basement BB20 Air filters (boxes) 5250 Basement BB-20 Air filters (boxes) 5250 Basement BB45 Wire spool (large), 2-Large ovens 5250 Basement BB45 Wire Spool (large) 5250 Basement BB4A Maintenance Room, Emergency Lights (2), Cylinders 5250 Basement BB4A Emergency lights (2), cylinders, Propane bottle 5250 Basement BB4A (Hallway) Gas (propane) bottles 5250 Basement BB5 Locked 5250 Basement Bioenvironmental Eng Sample outside (B219) 5250 Basement C46 Emergency lights 5250 Basement CB10A Locked 5250 Basement CB-10A Room locked 5250 Basement CB10-Hallway Smoke Detector 5250 Basement CB14 Emergency Light

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BUILDING

NUMBER

FLOOR ROOM NUMBER ITEM DESCRIPTION SAMPLED RESULTS BACKGROUND

5250 Basement CB16 Autopsy Traps 5250 Basement Cook Prep area Emergency light 5250 Basement EB12 Sink Trap 5250 Basement FM24 Emergency light 5250 Basement FM24 Halon System 5250 Basement Hallway Emergency light 5250 Basement Hallway Filters 5250 Basement Kitchen Emergency light 5250 Basement Room next to Autopsy Barrel of stuff, smoke detectors 5250 Basement VV5 Locked

5250 Basement daylight basement roof Roof area = 5400 ft2 yes reported in earlier documents

Floor-Popcorn Type ceiling Finish (spray on) 1785 ft2 8.2% Chrysotile

5250 Roof Roof Building Emergency light 5250 Roof Roof Building 1/3 full yellow drum 5250 Roof Roof Building 1/2 full yellow drum 5250 Roof Roof Building Transite structures (2) no ct ft2

5250 Roof Roof Building Roof (6th floor) = 30'x36' = 1080 ft2 yes 8% chrysotile

5250 Window air conditioners

5250 Roof Uppermost Roof

Elevator Mech. Rm. Roof Black Fibrous Roofing below yellow foam insulation yes non-ACM

Throughout

Building

Exterior Walls, some interior pipe chases and walls Waterproofing black mastic containing asbestos No

Tested positive in earlier tests

5251 Cooling Plant Cooling Plant Emergency light 5251 Cooling Plant Cooling Plant Overhead lights (10) 5251 Cooling Plant Cooling Plant Drums of Chemicals -Propylene (25%) 5251 Cooling Plant Cooling Plant MBC 215 5251 Cooling Plant Cooling Plant Stabrom 909 Biocide 5251 Cooling Plant Cooling Plant Vacuum pump oil 5251 Cooling Plant Cooling Plant PCM Tile (9'x9' grey and 13'x11')

Cooling Plant Cooling Plant Roofing (Gravel over asphalt) 1960 sq. ft. yes

10% Chrysotile

5252 Heating Plant Heating Plant 1 Flammables cabinet5252 Heating Plant Heating Plant 1-Flammables cabinet 5252 Heating Plant Heating Plant 3-Acid cabinets 5252 Heating Plant Heating Plant CE Betz optisperse AP302 5252 Heating Plant Heating Plant Lube oil 5252 Heating Plant Heating Plant Boiler Refractory Brick YES non-ACM 5252 Heating Plant Tool box one mercury vial from thermostat

5252 Heating Plant Roof Roof Area = 4860 ft2

10% Chrysotile

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Interior Windows Building Number

Floor Number of windows

Window Dimension (ft)

Linear Feet of Caulking (ft)

5250 1 3 2x3 36 5250 1 1 5x3 30 5250 2 30 3x3 540 5250 2 16 5x3 480 5250 3 52 3x3 936 5250 3 13 2x3 156 5250 5 7 3x3 126 5250 6 7 3x3 126 5250 7 7 3x3 126 5250 8 7 3x3 126 5250 9 7 3x3 126

TOTAL 150 2,808

Exterior Windows Building Number

Number of windows

Window Dimension

Linear Feet of Caulking per

Linear Feet of Caulking (ft)

5250 966 7x4 22 21,252

TOTAL 966 21,252

Number of windows

Total Linear Feet of Caulking (ft)

Grand Total 1,116 24,060

ALL QUANTITIES ARE APPROXIMATE

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Lead-Based Paint Samples Obtained

ND= Non Detect Building Number Area Sampled Contents Sampled Results

5250 2nd floor White on plaster 0.011% wt 5250 6th floor Tan paint on plaster wall 0.012% wt 5250 Air handling room door Gray paint 0.74% wt 5250 Basement Orange paint -- 5250 Basement Green paint 0.013% wt 5250 CB14 Brown paint 0.40% wt 5250 Elevator pink/orange 0.011% wt 5250 FM30 Green stairway paint 0.026% wt 5250 FM30 Stairway White paint 0.077% wt 5250 FM30 Stairway Pink paint 0.011% wt 5250 Hospital Yellow door paint 0.24% wt 5250 Lead sheeting exterior wall n/a n/a 5250 Lead sheeting in X-Ray rooms n/a n/a 5250 Morgue Yellow on Plaster 0.084% wt 5250 Morgue Blue paint 0.19% wt 5251 Cooling Plant Pipe paint-white 0.51% wt 5251 Cooling Plant Dark gray wall/pipe 0.43% wt 5251 Cooling Plant Brown Paint 0.44% wt 5251 Cooling Plant Green wall paint 0.65% wt 5251 Cooling Plant Floor paint- Gray 0.12% wt 5252 Heating Plant Brown Paint-Roll door <0.010 % wt 5252 Heating Plant Gray door paint 0.25% wt 5252 Heating Plant White bldg paint <0.011% wt 5252 Heating Plant Gray floor/boiler paint 0.52% wt 5252 Heating Plant Tan outer wall paint <0.010% wt

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SECTION 01 11 00

SUMMARY OF WORK

PART 1 GENERAL

1.1 WORK COVERED BY CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

1.1.1 Project Description

The contract work includes the demolition of the former Walson Hospital Complex, located at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (JB MDL), New Jersey and incidental related work. The hospital complex scheduled to be demolished under this contract consists of buildings, roads, and parking areas to include: the Main Hospital building (5250); Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Plant building (5251); Boiler Plant building (5252); and demolition and debris removal of associated parking lots, curbing, and walkways.

The work consists of, but is not limited to: clearing and grubbing; erosion and sediment controls; demolition of buildings, foundations, utility lines, pavement, curbs, parking lots, and sidewalks; removal of demolition debris;

removal of the concrete foundations and slabs; excavation and backfill;

hauling, disposal; relocation of the water distribution, storm drain, and sanitary sewer lines. The buildings and foundations shall be completely removed and the area backfilled and compacted as specified, and graded as shown on the plans. Following demolition, the area shall be backfilled, compacted, and graded as required in the specifications and as shown on the plans and landscaped with topsoil and planted with grass seed.

In addition, there is a small, memorial headstone located on the northwest corner of the site, which shall be safely relocated, as described herein.

1.1.2 Infrastructure

The hospital consists of two main nine-story wings which are attached at right angles to a central eleven-story elevator wing, with additional one to four-story wings, annexes, and attached facilities radiating out from the central core and main wings. The Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Plant is approximately 2,170 square feet and contains two chiller units, an exterior cooling tower, and associated exterior and interior piping to support the hospital cooling system. The Boiler Plant is approximately 5,693 square feet. There are about 400 parking spaces associated with the complex.

Infrastructure Footprint (square feet)

Hospital, Building 5250 97,819 Air Conditioning Plant, Building 5251 2,170 Boiler/Heat Plant, Building 5252 5,693 Access Roads 138,000 Sidewalks and Parking Areas 111,230 Total 354,912 (8.15 acres)

1.1.2.1 Background

Walson ceased operation as an Army Hospital in 1992. It was then permitted

Section 01 11 00 Page 1 to the Air Force on 12 September 1992 until 1 August 2001 as a medical clinic. The facility was then vacant until October 2002 when the State Local Redevelopment Authority released its claim (which was a result of the 1995 Base Realignment and Closure process). Walson was temporarily used for mobilization between March and July 2003 and again from March 2004 to November 2006, and has been vacant since then. The hospital’s electricity and heating system are shut off and electrical power transformers have been removed. The building has no electrical power, lights, or telephone service. Additionally, the building has no potable water or working drains. Existing doors and windows are not secure.

1.1.3 Location

The work is located at the Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (JB MDL), New Jersey, approximately as indicated on the Contract drawings. The former Walson Army Hospital complex occupies approximately 26 acres within the Dix cantonment area. The site is located approximately 20 miles southeast of Trenton, New Jersey. The site is bounded by Maryland Avenue (east), North Scott Plaza (north), New Jersey Avenue (west), and Walson Avenue (south).

1.2 WORK SITE ACCESS AND SECURITY

Construct a temporary access road from Ft. Dix road to the work site, as shown on the drawings. Provide perimeter high-security fencing parallel to the access road and surrounding the work site, as depicted on the drawings, for secure site access control and to maintain the integrity of the JB MDL security fence. Provide a secure, temporary access gate for Contractor use, installed at the entrance to the access road from Ft Dix road. In addition, the fence surrounding the work site shall maintain two locked, emergency access gates, as shown on the drawings, for exclusive use by JB MDL security and fire department personnel in case of emergency.

1.3 EXISTING WORK

In addition to "FAR 52.236-9, Protection of Existing Vegetation, Structures, Equipment, Utilities, and Improvements":

a. Remove or alter existing work in such a manner as to prevent injury or damage to any portions of the existing work which remain.

b. Repair or replace portions of existing work which have been altered during construction operations to match existing or adjoining work, as approved by the Contracting Officer. At the completion of operations, existing work shall be in a condition equal to or better than that which existed before new work started.

1.3.1 Hazardous Materials

The demolition work includes removal of hazardous materials consisting of asbestos containing pipe insulation, floor tile, transite panels, exterior caulk and window glazing, expansion joint filler, black tar pipe coating, interior caulk and floor mastic, waterproofing black mastic, interior window glazing, and PCB contaminated fluorescent light fixture ballasts and capacitors, electrical transformers, and oil circuit breakers. A survey report is included in Section 00870 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY. Removal, handling, and disposal of hazardous material shall be in accordance with all applicable environmental laws and regulations and the requirements of the project specifications, and shall be performed prior to general demolition of the buildings. All non-hazardous material shall be salvaged

Section 01 11 00 Page 2 by the Contractor or disposed of at an approved landfill as construction debris.

1.3.1.1 Mercury

Mercury is present in several sink traps throughout facility as well as mercury bulb type thermostats in several locations. Contractor to verify locations prior to removal. Debris in sink traps shall be removed, sampled, analyzed, and separated for proper disposal.

1.3.1.2 Asbestos Insulation Removal

The work includes the removal of asbestos insulation associated with the demolition of air ducts as required to demolish the complex. This work is as specified in Section 02 82 14 ASBESTOS HAZARD CONTROL ACTIVITIES. A survey report is included in Section 00870 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY.

1.3.1.3 Lead Based Paint

The buildings contain lead-based paint (LBP), which will require protection of workers, as specified in Section 02 83 00 LEAD IN CONSTRUCTION.

Lead-based paint is present on painted surfaces. Prevent contamination of the site soil from LBP during all aspects of the demolition work.

1.4 UTILITIES

1.4.1 Electric Transmission Service Termination

The Contractor shall pay Jersey Central Power and Light (JCP&L) a fixed dollar amount for Termination of Electric Transmission Service at the site. The dollar amount is listed in the Bidding Schedule as Bid Item No.

2 "Jersey Central Power and Light: Terminate Electric Service". Any cost to the Contractor over and above this amount shall be included in Bid Item No. 1 "Demolish Walson Hospital Complex".

1.4.2 Location Of Underground Utilities

There are buried utility lines that cross through the complex or were feeder lines for the Hospital. These utility lines have been turned off and abandoned in place. For bidding purposes, assume that underground lines labeled UE contain electric cables.The existing utility locations shown on the drawings are approximate. The Contractor is responsible for field verifying all existing utility locations, including those not shown on the drawings. Obtain digging permits from JB MDL prior to start of excavation. Verify elevations before installing new work closer than nearest manhole or other structure at which an adjustment in grade can be made.

1.4.2.1 Sanitary Sewer

The existing sanitary sewer line shall be relocated as shown on the drawings.

1.4.2.2 Water

Relocate existing water main and install a tee connection and valve as shown. Install new water line at the southern edge of the complex and tie back into the original water main as shown on the drawings. A tee and new fire hydrant shall be installed at the location as shown.

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1.4.2.3 Telephone

The existing telephone system is serviced from a manhole on the Hospital side of Maryland Avenue, as shown. The lines in this manhole originate in a manhole across Maryland Avenue where the service will be severed by others. All underground lines along with any boxes or hand holes shall be completely removed unless noted otherwise on drawings.

1.4.2.4 Natural Gas

The existing gas service is turned off at the valve in New Jersey Avenue and shall be cut and capped at that location prior to complete removal of the pipe.

1.4.2.5 Electric

Manhole 104 is located just west of Maryland Avenue and shall be retained and as shown on the drawings. The conduit exiting manhole 104 and running north along the western side of Maryland Avenue is active and shall not be removed or damaged. The conduit/cables running from manhole 104 to the hospital shall be removed entirely. These wires have been disconnected by others. The remaining conduit/cables running from manhole 104 to the cooling plant and boiler house shall be removed entirely.

1.4.3 Notification

Notify the Contracting Officer at least 48 hours prior to starting excavation work.

1.4.4 Interruption Of Utilities

Perform the work with a minimum of outage time for all utilities. Written notification shall be given to the CO at least 10 working days in advance of the need for a proposed utility outage. Provide temporary heat and/or domestic hot water if outage is expected to be longer than 8 hours continuous duration. This time period shall include start-up and cool-down periods. The utilities may be interrupted only when approved in writing by the CO. Because of mission requirements, utility interruptions may have to be scheduled at a time other than that requested by the contractor.

1.4.5 Base Fire Hydrant Use Permit

Prior to the contractor using any fire hydrant on base as source of water, the contractor shall obtain a Permit to Use Fire Hydrant from the Utility Section of the 87th Civil Engineer Squadron. Provide all the equipment necessary to connect to the fire hydrant including, but not limited to the following: fire hydrant wrench, backflow device, hoses and if necessary a valve. Adhere to the Fire Hydrant Use Rules and Regulations which are attached to the end of this Section during the use of any fire hydrant.

Provide the COR with a copy of the approved Fire Hydrant Use Permit prior to using any fire hydrant on base.

PART 2 PRODUCTS

Not used.

PART 3 EXECUTION

Not used.

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TABLE 1

INDIVIDUAL WORK TASK DATA ELEMENTS

Sheet__1__ of __16__ There is a separate data sheet for each individual work task.

1. WORK TASK DESIGNATION NUMBER _WH-1_

2. LOCATION OF WORK TASK__5250 Walson Hospital (Throughout Building)

3. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF MATERIAL TO BE ABATED:__Miscellaneous Materials;

Gaskets; Used Respirator Cartridges

a. Type of Asbestos ____Varies_____ ____

b. Percent asbestos content _______Varies__________%

4. ABATEMENT TECHNIQUE TO BE USED___Removal_______________________

5. OSHA ASBESTOS CLASS DESIGNATION FOR WORK TASK___II_____________

6. EPA NESHAP FRIABILITY DESIGNATION FOR WORK TASK

Friable __X___ Non-friable Category I _X___ Non-friable Category II_____

7. FORM _____ and CONDITION OF ACM: GOOD__X__ FAIR_____ POOR_____

8. QUANTITY: <50 Units_____________ 8a. QUANTITY: LINEAR FT.______________, SQUARE FT._______________

9. RESPONSE ACTION DETAIL SHEET NUMBER FOR WORK TASK__45__________

10. SET-UP DETAIL SHEET NUMBERS

FOR WORK TASK __________, __________, __________, __________,

NOTES:

(1) Numeric sequence of individual work tasks (1,2,3,4, etc.) for each regulated area. Each category of EPA friability/OSHA class has a separate task.

(2) Specific location of work (building, floor, area, e.g., Building 1421, 2nd Floor, Rm 201)

(3) A description of material to be abated (example: horizontal pipe, cement wall panels, tile, stucco, etc.) type of asbestos (chrysotile, amosite, crocidolite, etc.); and % asbestos content.

(4) Technique to be used: Removal = REM; Encapsulation = ENCAP;

Encasement = ENCAS; Enclosure = ENCL; Repair = REP.

(5) Class designation:…