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- W912WJ24Q0057
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This document provides details for a federal contract solicitation notice seeking utility building rehabilitation services. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - New England District is soliciting bids to rehabilitate a 22' x 30' utility building at the Cape Cod Canal in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. The work includes scraping and painting the exterior, mortar repointing of CMU block walls, replacement of windows, doors and roof fascia trim, minor concrete repair, and proper handling and disposal of asbestos, lead and PCB hazardous materials. An industrial hygienist shall provide 100% onsite monitoring during demolition. The contract value is between $100,000 and $250,000. This procurement is set aside for small businesses with a NAICS code of 238390 and size standard of $19 million. Bids must be submitted through the SAM.gov system and include active SAM registration to be considered.
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REPLACE WINDOWS, DOORS, AND PAINT UTILITY BUILDING
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REPLACE WINDOWS, DOORS, AND PAINT UTILITY BUILDING
Photo 1
Photo 1: Shows the typical existing conditions of the utility building, south and west elevations.
Photo 2
Photo 2: Shows the typical existing conditions of the utility building, north and west elevations.
The green transformer is not in contract (NIC).
Photo 3
Photo 3: Shows the typical existing conditions of the utility building, north and east elevations.
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Photo 4: Shows the typical existing conditions of the utility building, north and east elevations.
The grey fuel tank enclosure shall be painted.
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Photo 5: Shows the typical existing conditions of the single door to be replaced.
Photo 6
Photo 6: Shows the typical existing conditions of the double door to be replaced.
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Photo 7: Shows the typical existing conditions of the standalone fuel tank to be painted. Tank bungs, vents, and information placards shall not be painted.
Photo 8
Photo 8: Shows the existing conditions of a window in close proximity of the generator. The generator is Not-In-Contract (NIC)
Photo 9
Photo 9: Shows the typical existing conditions of the exterior and interior wall which requires minor concrete repair work on cracks and holes of existing walls.
Photo 10
Photo 10: Shows the typical existing conditions of the window to be replaced.
Photo 11
Photo 11: Shows the typical existing conditions of the attic louver vent which shall be painted.
Contractor shall remove the existing deteriorated roof perimeter wood fascia trim and replace with new polyvinyl chloride boards (PVC) trim boards of same size, shape, and dimensions.
Photo 12
Photo 12: Shows the typical existing conditions of the interior walls, floor, and equipment pads.
Contractor shall paint the interior walls and provide a heavy duty epoxy coating system on the floor and equipment pads.
Photo 13
Photo 13: Shows the typical existing conditions of the interior walls, floor, and equipment pads.
Contractor shall paint the interior walls and provide a heavy duty epoxy coating system on the floor and equipment pads.
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