This project involves removing and replacing approximately 4,370 square feet of carpet on the first floor of Building 122 at Peterson Space Force Base. The contractor must coordinate with the 21st Civil Engineering Squadron for hazardous materials screening, perform off-base debris disposal with no on-site storage, and manage daily site cleanup. Work includes relocating furniture (after government removal of IT cables and personal items), installing low-VOC adhesive modular carpet tiles over existing vinyl, and adding new vinyl cove base with door trimming and minor wall repairs. The project concludes with furniture repositioning and a Quality Assurance inspection by 21 CES Operations Flight personnel.

The project involves removing and replacing approximately 4,370 square feet of carpet on the first floor of Building 122 at Peterson Space Force Base. The contractor must coordinate with the 21st Civil Engineering Squadron for hazardous materials screening before removal and manage daily site cleanup and off-base debris disposal, as no on-site equipment storage is allowed. Furniture relocation is required, with the contractor coordinating with the government to clear IT cables, power cords, and personal items beforehand. New commercial-grade modular carpet tiles or planks will be installed over existing vinyl flooring using low-VOC adhesives, along with new vinyl cove base, door trimming, and minor wall repairs and painting. The work concludes with furniture repositioning and a final Quality Assurance inspection by 21 CES Operations Flight personnel.

The contractor will remove and replace approximately 4,370 square feet of carpet on the first floor of Building 122 at Peterson Space Force Base. Work includes coordinating with the 21st Civil Engineering Squadron for hazardous material screening, then removing the old carpet and rubber cove base with daily cleanup and off-base disposal, as on-site storage is prohibited. Standard furniture will be relocated after the Government removes IT cables, power cords, and personal items. New commercial-grade modular carpet tiles or planks will be installed over the existing vinyl flooring using low-VOC adhesives, along with a new vinyl cove base, door trimming, and any necessary wall spackling and painting. The project ends with furniture repositioning and a final Quality Assurance inspection by 21 CES Operations Flight personnel.