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DEP exterior clean-up scope of work contract excerpt, 2002

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Contract excerpt defining regulatory compliance requirements and describing visual assessments of debris on building exteriors near the World Trade Center.

NYC-WTC_000150969–000150977

Folder label: “DEP EXTERIOR CLEAN UP - Also See Building Lists #2

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

New York City Dep artment of Environmental Protection Bureau of Environmental Compliance

Asbestos Control Program %

Building Exterior Clean-up

Scope of Work

ATI work performed under .’lis contract must be in compliance with all applicable, relevant, and appropriate regulations, including but not limited to those of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), the United States Department of Laboi Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the New York State Department of Labor (NYS DOL), the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC), the New York City Department of Sanitation (DOS), the New York City Department of Health (DOH), and the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).

Background

The DEP with assistance from representatives of the NYS DOL and US EPA performed follow-up site visits at buildings in the vicinity of the World Trade Center. The visual assessments disclosed the presence of various amounts of debris with various dispersal patterns at the building exteriors. The majority of buildings had isolated areas of debris specifically at the perimeter of the roofs, at the base of parapet walls, and in gutters. Debris was also visible at horizontal surfaces on some of the building facades. For some buildings, building facades facing the street were cleaned while the facades at the rear remained dirty.

The observed debris was characteristic of the debris from the impact of September 11, 2001. The debris appears to have reformed into a dense mass (caked). During the DEP follow-up visits, samples of the debris were collected from various roofs. The uneven dispersal identified above was also evident in the sample collection. Samples collected from various buildings indicated that some of the d'’bris was asbestos-containing material (ACM). Based on these results and the most stringent asses: ent and evaluation, this material is assumed to be ACM and shall be cleaned by NYS DOL licensed contractors with DEP and NYSDOL certified workers.

Purpose 1 he purpose of this contract is *0 acquire the services of a NYS DOL licensed asbestos contractor with DEP and NYSDOL certified workers for the clean-up of building roofs, setbacks, and/or building facades within the vicinity of the WTC. The scope of work for the clean-up activities is attached. The clean-up activities shall consist of collection of debris and wet cleaning/HEPA vacuuming until the surfaces are clem of visible debris.

Contract Term and Specifications

This contract shall be in force for 120 consecutive calendar days from the DEP commencement date. Services shall be directed by the DEP. The DEP reserves the right to assign work outside the delineated areas. Contractors must be prepared to mobilize within 72 hours of the contract award. The DEP estimates the clean up of approximately 50 buildings per delineated area. The DEP expects contractors to provide four to five crews with a minimum of five handlers per day at each of the areas. Multiple building roofs shall be cleaned simultaneously.

Work shall not be performed at any building found to be structurally unsound.

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