Bldg. 535 - Structural/Roof Repairs
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This 8(a) set-aside forecast from Navfac Mid-Atlantic involves structural and roof repairs for Building 535. The scope of work includes replacing moisture-damaged roof decking, repairing spalled concrete, and performing patch and tuckpoint work on cracked interior and exterior masonry. A hazardous materials survey is required for all caulks, sealants, and roofing materials that will be disturbed during the project. Environmental compliance is a critical component of the contract, requiring a NEPA review and adherence to the July 2022 Naval Station Great Lakes Soils Management Plan. Contractors must implement best management practices for soil and waste piles, ensuring they are located downhill from storm drains and away from environmentally sensitive areas. Additionally, the discharge of wastewater from concrete or grout processing into sewers or onto the ground is strictly prohibited, with all such waste requiring disposal at a licensed facility.
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