ROOF COATING REMOVE/REPAIR

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is seeking a contractor to remove and repair the roof coating at the Weather Forecast Office in Guam. The project involves stripping the existing concrete roof coating and performing structural repairs to fix cracks, penetrations, and leaks. Following these repairs, the contractor will install a three-part, liquid-applied acrylic elastomeric system consisting of a primer or base layer, a reinforcement fabric or sealant layer, and a reflective topcoat. This solicitation is issued as a Combined Synopsis/Solicitation under number 1305M326Q0255. Proposals will be evaluated using a best-value trade-off methodology. The selected provider must meet all technical specifications and provide a 20-year manufacturer warranty. The performance period for all site work is 270 days. The solicitation package includes the Standard Form 18, the Statement of Work, and the applicable Davis-Bacon Act General Wage Decision. Responses are due by June 30, 2026, at 4:30 PM EDT. NOAA is seeking services to remove and replace the roof coating system at the Weather Forecast Office in Guam. The work involves stripping the current concrete coating and repairing structural issues like cracks and leaks. The replacement will be a liquid-applied, three-part acrylic elastomeric system intended for long-term protection. Complete removal of the existing concrete roof coating system at the Guam Weather Forecast Office to expose the substrate.