Document outlining scope of work for apartment clean-ups triggered by public hotline requests and debris visibility.
NYC-WTC_000141454Folder label: “'$ Matrix, etc See FEMA”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
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Indoor Air Residential Assistance Program
Estimated Number Trigger Scope of Work
7,1 apartment clean-ups Public request for cleaning Scope of Work A (i.e. call to hotline)________________ without AFD 3, apartment clean-ups Public request for cleaning Scope of Work A with (i.e. call to hotline)________________ AFD 500 apartment clean-ups Public request for cleaning (i.e. call to Scope of Work B hotline) and visible presence of debris/significant dust accumulation and with approval by USEPA_______ 3,000 Common Spaces for Public request for cleaning Floor Cleaning each floor (estimated area (i.e. call to hotline) and assessment by 1,200 square feet per floor) Project Monitor(consultant) and with approval by USEPA_______________ 500 Common Spaces for Public request for cleaning Scope of Work B each building floor (i.e. call to hotline) and visible presence of debris/significant dust accumulation and with approval by USEPA_________________________ 5,000 HVAC Inspections for Public request for assessment/ Checklist each building floor and cleaning (i.e. call to hotline) intake/supply location 1.'SIS HVAC Cleaning for Project Monitor (consultant) As recommended and each floor and intake/supply Assessment with approval by USEPA approved by USEPA location (i.e. mechanical space) 5, Air sampling only Public request for air sampling Consultant Apartments (i.e. call to hotline) Specifications for Air Sampling
AFD: Air Filtration Device (negative pressure ventilation unit)
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