Gwinnett County Bids #BL003-27

Annual lead-abatement cleaning and testing for Gwinnett County Police firing-range complex

Gwinnett County is seeking specialized annual lead-abatement cleaning and testing for its Police Department firing-range complex. - Government buyer: Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners, through the Gwinnett County Police Department; Purchasing Division, Department of Financial Services. - Services and quantities: Five service sections, each listed at 2 EA annually: 25-yard range and related auger/bullet-trap and lead-barrel rooms; first-floor rooms, stairwells, hallways, and second-floor mechanical room; 100-yard range and related rooms; shoot house; and 50-yard range and auger/bullet-trap room. - Key requirements: Follow EPA and OSHA lead-safety practices. Work must be overseen by a competent lead-abatement supervisor licensed by the EPA or Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Environmental Protection Division. Use explosion-proof HEPA vacuuming and wet cleaning, conduct independent industrial-hygienist wipe testing where specified, and properly handle hazardous waste. Shoot-house surfaces must test below 400 ug/ft2; wipe samples are not required there. - Scheduling and term: Complete work in sections, with no section taking more than nine consecutive days. The initial term begins upon Board approval, with four additional 12-month renewal periods. One annual cleaning is required, with an optional additional service about six months later, subject to department scheduling. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or service vendors are named.

Description

Gwinnett County is seeking competitive sealed bids for annual cleaning and testing services at the Firing Range Complex for the Gwinnett County Police Department. The contractor will clean the range building’s first and second floors and the shoot house, following EPA and OSHA best practices for lead; work must be supervised by a person licensed in lead abatement supervision. Annual lead abatement is required in April, with an optional second abatement in October if the department’s schedule permits. The work is to be performed in sections to limit interruption of range use, with each section taking no more than nine consecutive days.

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