Z1DA-- Replace Pharmacy Compounding Room Floor

The Department of Veterans Affairs is soliciting a qualified contractor to replace the flooring in pharmacy compounding rooms at a VA medical center. The work includes demolition of existing flooring, subsurface preparation, installation of a high‑performance epoxy‑based resinous flooring system (primer, mortar base, grout coat, and polyurethane topcoat), protection of existing utilities, adherence to strict infection‑control and security requirements, and coordination with VA staff to avoid interruption of 24/7 medical operations. The contractor must provide shop drawings, product data, samples, a security plan, and a warranty management plan, and must employ a registered architect‑engineer for advisory services. The project will be performed on an occupied facility, requiring phased work, temporary utility arrangements, and compliance with VA safety, environmental, and documentation standards. • Demolition and removal of existing floor finishes. • Installation of a monolithic epoxy‑mortars system meeting ASTM and LEED specifications. • Full coordination with VA security, infection‑control, and utility personnel. • Requirement for on‑site surveys, protective measures, and post‑installation warranty inspections (4‑month and 9‑month). • All work must be performed while the medical center remains operational, with limited access windows and prior notice to the Contracting Officer.