The Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for abatement services at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. The contractor will handle asbestos, lead-based paint, heavy metals, mold, and animal excrement, requiring compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, including those from the EPA and OSHA. Key qualifications for the contractor include maintaining requisite certifications and providing trained personnel for project management and supervision. Project management entails adherence to strict operational protocols, including pre- and post-abatement inspections, coordination with the contracting officer, and timely notification of any issues. The contractor must prepare and submit detailed abatement work plans for approval before starting tasks. Health and safety measures dictate the use of protective gear and compliance with industry standards, particularly those concerning hazardous materials. Waste handling protocols require careful disposal of asbestos and heavy metals in approved landfills. The contractor is also responsible for maintaining environmental protection procedures, managing hazardous materials, and adhering to prescribed safety regulations. Overall, the document emphasizes rigorous standards and procedures to ensure the safe and effective completion of the abatement work, aiming to minimize health risks and environmental impacts during the remediation processes at military facilities.