17-T-0024_Solicitation_Q&A_20170602.pdf

Solicitation #: W912KN‐17‐T‐0024 Project Name & Number: AQRC Demolition of Bldg 137, 261, & Q‐Hut

Updated: Friday, June 2, 2017

RFI # Submitted Answered Question Response Response By

1 29‐May‐17 02‐Jun‐17 Please provide additional information on the Q‐Hut at Warren Grove Range.

1) No asbestos containing material, does contain lead paint both interior and exterior

2) Dimensions: Approx 20' x 40'

3) see attachment 1 for pictures

177 WGR

2 29‐May‐17 02‐Jun‐17 Please provide additional information on building 137

1) Facility has been identified to contain asbestos containing material. No testing for lead has been conducted.

2) Built 1985

3) Approximate Area: 4000 sq ft

4) See Attachment 2 for additional information

177 CES

3 29‐May‐17 02‐Jun‐17 Please provide additional information on building 261

1) No asbestos containing material detected .No testing for lead has been conducted.

2) Built 1966

3) Approximate Area: 400

4) See Attachment 3 for additional information

177 CES

4 29‐May‐17 02‐Jun‐17 Please provide physical address for 177th Fighter Wing Physical address is not available. See attached Vicinity Maps for Warren Grove Range & 177 FW Main Base

177 MSC

177th Fighter Wing Pre-Proposal Questions & Clarifications

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Environmental Consulting and Training Services, Inc (ECATS) NJANG, AMP, Atlantic City, NJ

Building 52: Building 52 is the Supply & Equipment Building constructed in 1963 with a total floor space of 20,454 sq. ft.

All suspect ACM identified in the previous survey (1994) was removed during a complete renovation conducted in 1999 (See Attachment 1 ).

The ECATS walk-through inspection in 2012 did not identify any potential ACM. This building was therefore determined to be asbestos free.

Building 65: Building 65 is the Grounds Maintenance Building (formerly the Vehicle Ops Parking Shed) constructed in 1943 with a total floor space of 7825 sq. ft.

Homogeneous Areas:

The previous survey in 1994 identified three potential ACM homogeneous areas (See Attachment 1 ).

1. Transite siding and trim (assumed to be ACM)

2. 12 x 12 light brown floor tile (negative for ACM)

3. Floor tile mastic under light brown floor tile (negative for ACM)

The ECATS walk-through inspection in 2012 revealed an additional potential ACM homogeneous area.

4. Drop in ceiling tile of unknown date and origin •

Homogeneous Area #4 Three samples 65-01, 65-02, and 65-03 were taken. The results of the sample analyses were negative for asbestos. This indicated that the drop in ceiling tile is considered NON-ACM.

Recommended Action: All ACM remains in good condition and does not pose a threat, therefore no immediate action is required. The material should be included in the recurring preventive maintenance program in which inspections are made every six months or as needed. If the condition of the ACM deteriorates, repair or removal should be performed Removal must be considered if demolition or renovation projects will affect this material.

Building 137: Building 137 is the Services Flight building (formerly the Base Photo Lab) constructed in 1985 with a total floor space of 4000 sq. ft.

Homogeneous Areas:

The previous survey in 1994 identified two potential ACM homogeneous areas (See Attachment 1 ).

1. 12 x 12 blue floor tile (negative for ACM)

2. Floor tile mastic under blue floor tile (2% Chrysotile)

The ECATS walk-through inspection in 2012 revealed an additional potential ACM homogeneous area.

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Environmental Consulting and Training Services, Inc {ECATS)

3. Drop in ceiling tile of unknown date and origin

NJANG, AMP, Atlantic City, NJ

Homogeneous Area #3 Five samples 137-01 - 137-05 were taken. The results of the sample analyses were negative for asbestos. This indicated that the drop in ceiling tile is considered NON-ACM.

Recommended Action: All ACM remains in good condition and does not pose a threat, therefore no immediate action is required. The material should be included in the recurring preventive maintenance program in which inspections are made every six months or as needed. If the condition of the ACM deteriorates, repair or removal should be performed Removal must be considered if demolition or renovation projects will affect this material.

Building 220: Building 220 is the Vehicle Maintenance shop constructed in 1963 with a total floor space of 800 sq. ft.

The previous survey in 1994 did not identify any suspect materials (See Attachment 1 ).

The ECA TS walk-through inspection in 2012 did not identify any potential ACM. This building was therefore determined to be asbestos free.

Building 229: Building 229 is the Family Support Building (formerly the Base Supply and Equipment Warehouse) constructed in 1980 with a total floor space of 7 ,680 sq. ft.

Homogeneous Areas:

The previous survey in 1994 identified three potential ACM homogeneous areas (See Attachment 1 ).

1. 12 x 12 brown/red streaked floor tile (negative for ACM)

2. Floor tile mastic under the brown/red streaked floor tile (10% Chrysotile)

3. 12 x 12 dark brown spotted floor tile (negative for ACM)

The ECATS walk-through inspection in 2012 revealed an additional potential ACM homogeneous area.

4. Sprayed on wall insulation of unknown date and origin

Homogeneous Area #4 Three samples 229-01, 229-02, and 229-03 were taken. The results of the sample analyses were negative for asbestos. This indicated that the sprayed on wall insulation is considered NON-ACM.

Recommended Action: All ACM remains in good condition and does not pose a threat, therefore no immediate action is required. The material should be included in the recurring preventive maintenance program in which inspections are made every six months or as needed. If the condition of the ACM deteriorates, repair or removal should be performed Removal must be considered if demolition or renovation projects will affect this material.

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Building 249: Building 249 is the AGS building (formerly the NM OGRL shop. It was constructed in 1980 with a total floor space of l 3,675sq. ft.

Homogeneous Areas:

The previous survey in 1994 identified five potential ACM homogeneous areas (See Attachment 1)

I. 12 x 12 green floor tile (negative for ACM)

2. Mastic under 12 x 12 green floor tile (negative for ACM)

3. 12 x 12 brown floor tile (negative for ACM)

4. Mastic under brown floor tile (5% Chrysotile)

The ECATS walk through inspection in 2012 revealed an additional potential ACM homogeneous area.

5. Drop in ceiling tile of unknown date and origin

Homogeneous Area #5 Seven samples 249-01 - 249-07 were taken. The results of the sample analyses were negative for asbestos. This indicated that drop in ceiling tile is considered

NON-ACM.

Recommended Action: All ACM remains in good condition and does not pose a threat, therefore, no immediate action is required. The material should be included in the recurring preventive maintenance program in which inspections are made every six months or as needed.

If the condition of the ACM deteriorates, repair or removal should be performed Removal must be considered if demolition or renovation projects will affect this material.

Building 259: Building 259 is the Munitions Buildup shop constructed in 1980 with a total floor space of 1,995 sq. ft.

All suspect ACM identified in the previous survey (1994) has since been removed (See Attachment 1 ).

The ECATS walk-through inspection in 2012 did not identify any potential ACM. This building was therefore determined to be asbestos free.

Building 260: Building 260 is the Munitions Storage building constructed in 1974 with a total floor space of 7,556 sq. ft.

All suspect ACM identified in the previous survey (1994) was found to be negative (See Attachment 1 ).

The ECATS walk-through inspection in 2012 did not identify any potential ACM. This building was therefore determined to be asbestos free.

Building 261: Building 261 is the Water Supply building constructed in 1966 with a total floor

• space of 398 sq. ft.

Environmental Consulting and Training Services, Inc (ECATS) NJANG, AMP, Atlantic City, NJ

All suspect ACM identified in the previous survey (1994) was found to be negative (See Attachment 1 ).

The ECATS walk-through inspection in 2012 did not identify any potential ACM. This building was therefore determined to be asbestos free.

Buildin2 263: Building 263 is the Bio-Environmental Engineer shed constructed in 1966 with a total floor space of 5,200 sq. ft.

All suspect ACM identified in the previous survey (1994) has since been removed.

The ECATS walk-through inspection in 2012 did not identify any potential ACM. This building was therefore determined to be asbestos free.

Building 266: Building 266 is the Munitions Missile Maintenance building (formerly the Conventional Munitions Shop) constructed in 1974 with a total floor space of 8, 794 sq. ft.

Homogeneous Areas:

The previous survey in 1994 identified five potential ACM homogeneous areas (See Attachment 1 ).

1. 12 x 12 light brown floor tile (negative for ACM)

2. Mastic under 12 x 12 light brown floor tile (10% Chrysotile)

3. 12 x 12 green floor tile (3% Chrysotile)

4. Mastic under green floor tile (5% Chrysotile)

The ECA TS walk through inspection in 2012 revealed two additional potential ACM homogeneous areas.

5. Drop in ceiling tile of unknown date and origin

6. Floor tile & mastic in room #6

Homogeneous Area #5 Three samples 266-01 - 266-03 were taken. The results of the sample analyses were negative for asbestos. This indicated that drop in ceiling tile is considered

NON-ACM.

Homogeneous Area #6 One samples 266-04 was taken. The results of the sample analyses were negative for asbestos. This indicated that the floor tile and mastic in room #6 is considered

NON-ACM.

Recommended Action: All ACM remains in good condition and does not pose a threat, therefore no immediate action is required. The material should be included in the recurring preventive maintenance program in which inspections are made every six months or as needed. If the condition of the ACM deteriorates, repair or removal should be performed Removal must be considered if demolition or renovation projects will affect this material.

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177 FW Main Base Vicinity Map

1031221893N Callout 177 FW Main Gate

1031221893N Callout Contracting, BNldg 52

Callout GSP Exit 58

1031221893N Callout Rt. 539 MM 7.5

1031221893N Callout WGR Main Gate

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177 FW Warren Grove Range Vicinity Map