Building 1005 and 1005F Painting Project

The Building 1005 and 1005F Painting Project, solicited under N4008526R9035, is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5 for NAICS code 236220, awarded by NAVFACSYSCOM Mid-Atlantic of the Department of Defense, with performance located at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. The scope encompasses complete surface preparation and coating application on all previously painted exterior surfaces of Building 1005 (22,000 SF of walls and 15 doors) and Building 1005F (800 SF of walls and 2 doors), including lead paint scraping and encapsulation in accordance with NAVFAC guidelines and North Carolina statutes. Work must comply with Section 09 90 00 Paints and Coatings, MPI Architectural Painting Specification Manual, and Section 3.0 substrate preparation standards. All paints must be furnished in sealed containers not exceeding five gallons, labeled with detailed specifications including contract number, batch, color, manufacturer data, and safety warnings. Environmental compliance is mandatory, requiring adherence to EO 12088, EO 13423, EO 13514, and the contractor's Hazardous Materials Plan for lead encapsulation, with strict protocols for waste handling: solid waste in covered, regularly emptied containers; hazardous materials sealed with duct tape and manifested; organic debris prohibited in bags or containers. Performance requires submission of a Construction Schedule within 15 days of award and a Baseline NAS within 45 days, with a Contract Completion Date (CCD) tied to the P6 Must Finish By Date. Equipment delivery schedules must be submitted within 30 days of schedule approval and updated monthly, listing descriptions, purchase and delivery dates, and supplier information. The contractor must implement a formal Quality Control program, including a letter assigning authority to the QC Manager to direct removal of non-conforming work, a personnel matrix for control phases, and documented procedures for punch-out, prefinal, and final inspections, as well as rework tracking. All testing must be conducted by approved laboratories, with results stamped "CONFORMS" or "DOES NOT CONFORM" and recorded in a Testing Plan and Log. Invoicing is strictly via WAWF, with attachments limited to two megabytes each, and requires NAVFAC Form 7300/