SAM #19PE5026Q0065

Flooring and wall partition replacement at U.S. Embassy Lima Consular Access Centers

This opportunity from the U.S. Embassy Lima (Department of State) seeks a contractor for flooring and wall partition upgrades at three Consular Access Centers. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Department of State, U.S. Embassy Lima, GSO/Procurement Lima - Scope of Work: - Demolition and removal of existing porcelain tile flooring (213 m²) - Mechanical diamond grinding and subfloor preparation (213 m²) - Application of self-leveling underlayment (213 m²) - Installation of 5.0mm Stone Plastic Composite (SPC) interlocking floor planks with commercial wear layer and slip resistance (DIN 51130 R9) - Installation of 80mm high-density SPC waterproof baseboards (144 m) - Assembly of 12mm solid phenolic High-Pressure Laminate (HPL) partitions with antimicrobial surfaces for sanitary cabins and privacy stalls - Structural rigging for sanitary cabins using ASTM Grade 304 stainless steel hardware - Installation of 3.0mm SPC rigid mineral-core decorative wall panel cladding (143 m²) - Requirements: - All materials must meet strict technical, acoustic, slip resistance, and antimicrobial standards - Contractor must provide all labor, materials, equipment, logistics, and disposal - High-noise operations restricted to weekends; low-noise tasks allowed during business hours - No specific OEMs, brands, or part numbers are specified; materials must be commercial-grade and meet performance criteria - The period of performance is 45 days from Notice to Proceed, with phased execution and milestone inspections - Work is in high-traffic, security-sensitive embassy access areas

Description

The U.S. EMBASSY - LIMA requires a vendor to execute a comprehensive, contractor procured floor and interior wall partition overhaul within three main Consular Access Centers / Entry Control Points (CAC-1, CAC-2, and CAC-3) at the Embassy of the United States of America in Lima, Peru. While the CACs are non-classified environments, they represent highly sensitive, primary access control points to the Embassy compound that experience constant, high volume pedestrian traffic. The existing 15 year old porcelain tile flooring is structurally compromised, exhibiting extensive cracks, dents, and surface damage that present safety, operational, and aesthetic concerns at these critical entry checkpoints.

This contract requires a qualified and vetted contractor to provide all necessary labor, tools, heavy equipment, transit logistics, and raw materials required to execute the project completely. This includes the demolition of the existing porcelain tiles, concrete subfloor grinding, structural leveling, and the sourcing and professional installation of high traffic finished products. All materials supplied by the contractor must meet or exceed the nonproprietary technical engineering metrics, acoustic thresholds, slip resistance ratings, and architectural parameters defined herein.

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