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This tender requires contractors to comply with strict lead safety regulations, including training, sampling, and work practices for lead-containing materials. Contractors must adhere to OSHA and EPA regulations, including the Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) rule. Specific procedures for attachments and penetrations, lead removal, and air sampling are outlined. Indoor environmental quality standards, including HVAC system management, ventilation, dust control, and material safety data sheets (MSDS), are also required. The contractor must submit training certificates, procedures, and other required forms. The tender also specifies that electric-powered equipment must be used in lieu of gasoline or diesel-powered equipment, and that all filtration media must be replaced at the conclusion of the job. The tender also includes requirements for pre-construction work area inspections, lock-out/tag-out procedures, and the use of polyethylene sheeting to separate occupied spaces from work areas.

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The tender outlines extensive requirements for lead-safe work practices, training, and regulations for contractors performing work on WCSD facilities. Contractors must comply with OSHA lead action level training, EPA renovation, repair, and painting (RRP) regulations, and specific WCSD procedures for lead-containing materials. Additional documents (including training certificates, safety plans, and personnel information) are required and must be submitted to the project manager for approval. The tender also includes requirements for indoor environmental quality, including HVAC system management, ventilation, dust control, and material safety data sheets (MSDS). The contractor is responsible for cleaning all exposed surfaces within the facility beneath the work area at the completion of the project. The tender also specifies that electric-powered equipment must be used in lieu of diesel or gasoline-powered equipment. The tender includes a detailed description of the required procedures for lead removal, attachments, and penetrations. The tender also includes requirements for lead air sampling and respiratory protection. The tender specifies that the contractor must assign an EPA RRP certified renovator to ensure compliance with the EPA RRP regulation. The tender also specifies that the contractor must submit lead safe work practice procedures, and all RRP and OSHA lead action level training certificates to the project manager at least two weeks prior to the start of the project. The tender also specifies that the contractor must coordinate all shut down processes with the construction manager prior to any shutdowns up to and including lock out tag out procedures 24 hours prior to any shutdowns. The tender also specifies that the contractor must conduct a pre-room condition walkthrough with WCSD's project manager to determine the level of cleanliness that will be expected at the completion of the project. The contractor is responsible for cleaning all exposed surfaces within the facility beneath the work area. The tender also specifies that the contractor must replace all filtration media immediately at the conclusion of the job. The tender also specifies that indoor air quality monitoring will be conducted randomly throughout the project. The tender also specifies that the contractor will be responsible for the isolation and termination of all building systems that may be impacted by the scope of work within this bid. The contractor will coordinate all shut down processes with the construction manager prior to any shutdowns up to and including lock out tag out procedures 24 hours prior to any shutdowns. The tender also specifies that all required forms specific to this solicitation are available on WCSD's purchasing noncapital solicitations website. The tender also specifies that the signature page, which is a required form, is to be completed, signed, and submitted with the quote. The tender also specifies that the exhibit c price schedulespecification form must be completed and submitted with the quote. The tender also specifies that the exhibit d personnel safety check application must be completed and submitted with the quote. The tender also specifies that the exhibit e material disturbance permit must be completed and submitted with the quote. The tender also specifies that the exhibit f pedestrian ramp and handrail specifications must be completed and submitted with the quote.

The tender is for the design, build, and testing of Li-ion **** cells with improved safety features, focusing on robustness against nail penetration and internal short circuits. The contractor will develop and test different iterations of cells with metallized plastic current collectors and all-ceramic separators. Deliverables include data on cell build plans, formation, capacity, impedance, and nail penetration testing. Cells will be delivered to NASA/JSC within 4 months of the contract start date. Weekly meetings with NASA are required to review progress and design changes. Additional information is available in attached documents.

The US Coast Guard intends to award a sole-source contract to Pipe Dreams Marine, LLC for the replacement of the awning on the USCGC Robert Ward. The awning is a specific OEM component. The period of performance is 90 calendar days from the date of award. The primary place of performance is onboard the cutter while moored at the Coast Guard base in San Pedro, CA. Contractor personnel must comply with all government regulations and security procedures. A post-award conference is required within 7 business days of the award date. A draft project plan must be submitted at the conference, and a final plan within 15 business days. A business continuity plan (BCP) is required 90 business days after the award date. Any responsible source may submit a capability statement in writing by Friday, May 23, 2025, at 11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time. The statement will be considered only to determine whether to conduct a competitive procurement.