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USCG Station Rockland Window sealant
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This solicitation, numbered 37000PR2600000068Rocklandwindaows, is issued by the Department of Homeland Security through Base BOSTON for window and awning sealant services at USCG Station Rockland in Maine. The scope of work requires a comprehensive process beginning with a pre-inspection using a water wand to identify leaks, followed by the removal of old sealant, thorough surface cleaning, and the application of high-quality, weather-resistant sealant to window frames and awnings. The contractor must adjust window sashes, jambs, sills, flashing, and locks for a tight seal, replace worn weather stripping, and replace any damaged interior trim pieces with matching materials. A final post-inspection with a water wand is required to confirm all areas are weather-tight. Qualified bidders must provide proof of insurance and ensure all wages and benefits comply with the SCA and Davis Bacon Act for the specific discipline and location of work. The contract is governed by fixed-price service clauses and includes specific requirements regarding the prevention of DEI discrimination. The solicitation was posted on August 28, 2026, with a response deadline of September 1, 2026. Primary contact for this opportunity is Matthew Johnston, and the work falls under NAICS code 238290.
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Place of Performance
Rockland, ME, 04841, USASet-Aside
Timeline
Submission Closed
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Full Description
Inspect all windows/awnings and surrounding for drafts, leaks, or visible damage and submit a report to the CG. The pre report will include using a water wand to verify where the water intrusion is coming from. After, the contractor will remove any old, cracked sealant and clean the surfaces thoroughly. Apply new, high quality, weather resistant, sealant around the entire window frame, ensuring a continuous and smooth bead. Check and adjust the window sashes, jambs, sill, flashing and locks to ensure a tight seal. Also, apply new, high quality, weather resistant, sealant around the awning to make sure no water intrusion occurs without taking the awning off. Reinstall or replace any worn weather stripping. Finally, conduct a post inspection insuring no leaks remain (water wand), confirming all parts are weather-tight. Replace all window interior trim pieces that were damaged with the same materials.
In accordance with the attached Statement Of Work (SOW).
quoters must provide proof of insurance
all wages and benefits must be in compliance with the SCA/Davis Bacon Act for the Disiplane of work, Place of Preformance, and Period of Preformance.
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