REPAIRING OFFICE SPACES, USCG STATION BOSTON

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Background The contract is issued by the United States Coast Guard (USCG) for work at Station Boston, which aims to enhance office spaces through specific repairs and improvements. The goal of the contract is to install a new office door, remove caller windows, and repaint office areas to ensure compliance with safety regulations and improve the overall aesthetics of the workspace. Work Details The contractor shall perform the following tasks: 1. Caller Window Removal: - Carefully remove two 'caller' windows from specified wall locations. - Dispose of all debris and materials according to local regulations. - Ensure all construction debris, waste, and removed materials are taken off-site and disposed of properly in compliance with federal, state, and local laws. 2. Wall Patching and Painting (Caller Windows): - Patch wall openings left by the removal of windows using materials that match existing wall construction (e.g., drywall, plaster). - Ensure patched areas are flush and seamless with surrounding walls. - Prime and paint patched areas to match existing wall surfaces. - Touch up adjacent areas for a uniform appearance. 3. Office Painting: - Prepare surfaces in three offices (approximately 1,000 sqft) for painting including cleaning, patching minor imperfections, and sanding as needed. - Apply one coat of primer to all wall surfaces. - Apply two coats of off-white, low-VOC eggshell finish paint to all wall surfaces. - Touch up trim as needed ensuring uniform color and finish across painted surfaces. - Protect floors, furniture, and fixtures during painting and clean up thoroughly after completion. 4. Compliance: All materials must comply with NFPA codes, IBC, and local fire safety regulations; door hardware must be UL-listed or equivalent for fire safety. Place of Performance USCG Station Boston, Boston, MA 02109-1027