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1 SJVRWRF Dewatering Building Corrosion Remediation
Marc Serna, P.E. September 28, 2017

2 SJVRWRF Dewatering Building Corrosion Remediation
Dewatering Building Roof Plan Building was built in It is made of block wall with roof metal deck at 22-ft above floor with work area of 4,200-sq.ft Contractor scope-of-work is to re-coat existing roof structural supports and metal decking. Existing coating contains lead. Contractor to protect and allow operation of dewatering equipment during construction. LIMIT OF WORK EXTENT OF PLATFORM / DECKING INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR EXTENT OF SURFACE PREPARED BY CONTRACTOR

3 Metal Decking and Structural Support Condition
SIGNS OF CORROSION ON STRUCTURAL SUPPORT BEFORE PARTICLE BLASTING SIGNS OF CORROSION METAL DECKING BEFORE PARTICLE BLASTING

4 Metal Decking After Particle Blasting
TEST AREA: METAL DECKING AFTER PARTICLE BLASTING

5 After Inspection of Applied Epoxy Primer
TEST AREA: AFTER SCRAPING OF LIFTED MATERIALS (PUTTY KNIFE TEST FOR ADHESION)

6 Metal Decking after 1st Layer Epoxy Primer Application
TEST AREA: METAL DECKING AFTER 1ST LAYER EPOXY PRIMER COATING AFTER REMOVING ACRYLIC COATING

7 Beams after 1st Layer Primer Application
STRUCTURAL SUPPORT AFTER PARTICLE BLASTING AND 1ST LAYER EPOXY PRIMER APPLICATION

8 Recommendations Staff recommends 100% removal of acrylic including old primer with lead. Approve and authorize amendment to agreement with Schuler Constructors for an amount of $83,800. Additional appropriation of $125,600 to fund the balance of the change order and expenses through the construction phase of the project for a total project cost of $398,300.

9 Contact Information Marc Serna, P.E. Director of Engineering (951) x 4461


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