Statement of Work
B850 – Interior Renovation – Pope Army Airfield, Fort Bragg, NC
1. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES
Provide sustainment services of real property. Ensure the areas worked meet the standards described in
this statement of work.
2. SCOPES OF WORK The entire B850 has six components that require contractor sustainment
services. Those components are as follows:
2.1 Building 850 Bathroom Renovation: Renovation of male (1x) and female (1x) bathrooms (2x total),
consisting of: replacing approximately 700 square feet of bathroom floor tile, replacing 2x bathroom
mirrors, 4x bathroom sinks, 2x bathroom sink counters, 4x toilets, 4x bathroom stalls, 2x urinals, 4x
showers, and 4x shower stalls. All items to be replaced shall be similar in color, design, dimensions, etc.
to the pre-existing items being removed from both bathrooms.
The contractor shall provide all labor, materials, supervisors, tools, equipment, supplies, and
transportation necessary to accomplish the task which shall include the remove and replace all bathroom
amenities and floor tile.
a) Male Bathroom:
Bathroom and Shower- The contractor will remove all old bathroom stall doors, partitions, bolts, and
fastenings, etc. from Male restroom, install new bathroom stall doors, partitions, bolts, and fastenings,
etc. matching the previous layout and reinstall any items required to be removed to complete the
contract. Remove and replace all existing bathroom tile, prepare floors, and replace with new floor tile.
Remove old shower stalls, shower appliances, urinals, toilets, bathroom mirror, bathroom sink, and
bathroom sink counters. Removed items shall be replaced by new items matching preexisting items
b) Female Bathroom:
Bathroom and Shower - The contractor will remove all old bathroom stall doors, partitions, bolts, and
fastenings etc. from Female restroom, install new bathroom stall doors, partitions, bolts, and fastenings,
etc. matching the previous layout and reinstall any items required to be removed to complete the
contract. Remove and replace all existing bathroom tile, prepare floors, and replace with new floor tile.
Remove old shower stalls, shower appliances, toilets, bathroom mirror, bathroom sink, and bathroom
sink counters. Removed items shall be replaced by new items matching preexisting items.
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Verify existing conditions, quantities, dimensions, and details prior to bidding on this project.
Coordinate with building occupants on work schedule as facility operations exist 24-7.
Contractor shall use experienced professionals for all processes of this project.
Prevent damage to existing conditions that will remain. All damages caused by the Contractor to
existing conditions shall be repaired by the Contractor at no additional cost.
Maintain all necessary project safety signs and devices as required.
Control the spread of dust to surrounding areas. Contractor shall protect the surrounding areas
from dust and debris.
All work accomplished under this task order shall comply with applicable OSHA standards.
Clean up and dispose of all debris appropriately on a daily basis. Site is to remain tidy at all times
and cleaned up on completion of works.
2.2 Building 850 Garage Renovation: The contractor shall provide expansion of water connection and
upgrade of electrical outlets and connections in the garage of building 850.
a) Water Connection - The contractor will expand current water connection in garage. Copper piping is
already installed but needs to be split to access multiple appliances. Appliances would include an ice
maker and industrial dishwasher.
b) Electric Connection- The contractor will upgrade existing electrical outlets to support power for an
industrial dishwasher. This appliance requires 15 amps to operate.
2.3 Building 850 Door Replacement Replace 10 doors in the facility to include 9 exterior metal doors and
1 interior wooden, garage-access door. Door height is approximately 7’and width is approximately 3.5’.
Additionally, manual locking mechanisms will be included on all new doors
Replace - The contractor will remove all existing exterior leading doors and dispose of them. Contractor
will replace the 9-metal exterior facing doors with doors of similar size to fit existing door frames, color,
and design. Manual locking mechanisms at either the top or bottom of each door is required. The
contractor will also replace 1 wooden door that leads to access to the garage. Door is approximately 7’
in height and 3.5’ in width. This door shall be removed and disposed of. New door will be similar in size,
color, and design.
2.4 Building 850 Interior Painting: Repaint approximately 5500 square feet of indoor walls throughout the
facility, 18 indoor door frames.
Paint - The contractor will remove all objects on the wall, strip all existing paint and textured material on
walls, patch up all walls with a smooth consistency, prime wall surfaces, paint the walls, and reattach all
previously removed object. Paint all existing wall space throughout the facility including the hallways,
office areas, the dispatch area, the supervisor area, the computer lab, the restrooms, and the training
room. New paint shall be similar to existing paint and shall be industrial paint of commercial strength.
New wall paint shall be off-white white in color and color sample(s) shall be provided to customer(s)
prior to install as a submittal for final approval. Paint all existing doorframes throughout the facility to
include both the inside and outside facing sides of the doors, including the entry doorframes, the office
area doorframes, the restroom doorframes, the dispatch area doorframe, the supervisor area
doorframe, the computer lab doorframe, and the training room doorframe. New paint shall be similar to
existing paint and shall be industrial paint of commercial strength. New doorframe paint shall be grey in
color and color sample(s) shall be provided to customer(s) prior to install as a submittal for final
approval.
2.5 Building 850 Tile Floor Replacement: Replace approximately 2300 square feet of floor tile throughout
facility, replace approximately 1000 linear feet of cove base, and replace floor trim/molding at
approximately 13 doorways, as required.
a) Flooring - The contractor will move all furniture and objects in each room, remove all existing flooring
and trim, prepare all floor surfaces, and install new tiling and trim, and move all furniture and objects
back into original locations. Remove all existing 12”x12” tile composite floor tile throughout the facility
including the hallways, the dispatch area, the supervisor area, the computer lab, and the training room.
Replace all existing floor tile throughout the facility including the hallways, the dispatch area, the
supervisor area, the computer lab, and the training room. New floor tile shall be similar to existing
flooring and shall be 12”x12” vinyl composite tile of commercial strength. New floor tile shall be dark
gray in color and color sample(s) shall be provided to customer(s) prior to install as a submittal for final
approval. Install floor trim/moldings at all doorways where new tile meets existing carpeted areas or
concrete flooring. Trim/molding color should complement new floor tiles and existing carpeted areas.
Total amount of doorways that require trim/molding is approximately 13.
b) Product(s) used shall be commercial grade. Replace cove base throughout the hallways, the
dispatch area, the supervisor area, the computer lab, and the training room where new floor tile has
been laid. Cove base color should complement the floor tile and floor trim. Color sample(s) shall be
submitted to customer(s) prior to install for final approval. Total amount of cove base to be replaced in
approximately 600 linear feet.
2.6 Building 850 Carpet Replacement: Replace approximately 900 square feet of office carpet tile
throughout facility replace approximately 850 linear feet of cove basing and replace floor trim/molding at
approximately 18 doorways, as required.
Carpet - The contractor will move all furniture and objects in each room, remove all existing carpet and
trim, prepare all floor surfaces, and install new carpet tiling and trim, and move all furniture and objects
back into original locations. The required surface area is approximately 900’ square ft. The carpet will
match preexisting carpet tiles. Contractor will also replace approximately 850 square ft of cove base,
color matching preexisting base. Additionally, floor trim and molding around 18 doorways will be
replaced.
2.7 Building Importance Factor: Building 850 is the highest traffic area in the 43 AMOG, housing the most
airman, and is the epicenter of aerial port and outload operations at Pope AAF.
2.8 Clean up: All construction debris and garbage will be the contractor’s responsibility to remove from the
site and dispose based on applicable Federal, State and Local laws and regulations.
3. WORK HOURS
3.1 Work will be performed during normal duty business hours: M-F 7:30am – 4:30pm EST.
3.2 Work will not be performed during military down days which we will notify the contractor ahead of
time.
3.3 Work will be done in such as manner as to not interfere with daily operations of airman support functions.
Work shall be done in such as manner as to not interfere with daily communications operations.
3.4 Vehicle placement (parking) and movement will be coordinated with the facility manager to ensure
placement does not interfere with normal operations of the Airman support functions.
3.4 Work will be completed within a timely manner not to exceed 14 days after projected end date
3.5 The contractor will coordinate with the Unit Facility Manager (Lt Spencer King), to make arrangements
for base access.
3.6 The contractor will coordinate with the Unit Project Manager, Mr. David Baran 910-394-1086,
david.baran@us.af.mil, on matters concerning the project.
4. SECURITY
4.1 All workers shall be legal U.S. Citizens with valid picture IDs who are able to gain clearance on to the
military installation.
4.2 No guns, drugs, or illegal paraphernalia will be authorized on the military installation.
4.3 All vehicles, equipment, and containers may be subject to search at any time while on or seeking
access to the military installation.
5. INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE: Upon completion of work, the Unit Facility Manager (Lt Spencer
King) and Unit Project Manager will inspect the area prior to government acceptance
6. MIS. IMAGES: These are just some misc. images.
Bathroom
Misc. Doors
Misc. Flooring
Misc. Garage