RFQ/OBP307/2026/27
Supply and Painting of in D Area - including all Material
RFQ/OBP307/2026/27
1. Project Objective & Location Objective: Professional preparation and application of a GMP-compliant, high-performance hygienic wall coating system. • Area Size: Approximately 150 m² of wall surface. • Location: Freeze Dryer Room / Cleanroom Area (Classified/Controlled Environment). 2. Contractor Qualifications & Requirements • Experience: Contractor must have a proven track record of working in pharmaceutical, biotech, or GMP-regulated environments. • Documentation: Provide Technical Data Sheets (TDS) and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all proposed materials with the quotation. • Compliance: All materials must be low-VOC, non-outgassing, and certified for use in cleanrooms (e.g., ISO 14644 compatible, FDA/GMP compliant). 3. Scope of Services Phase 1: Material Requirements • Coatings: Must be a specialized hygienic, anti-bacterial, chemical-resistant white coating system (typically a 2-part water-borne epoxy or polyurethane system). • Properties: The final finish must be completely smooth, non-porous, non-shedding, and resistant to frequent washing with aggressive pharmaceutical disinfectants (e.g., VHP - Vaporized Hydrogen Peroxide, alcohols, sporicides). • Color: Cleanroom White (Gloss or Semi-Gloss as specified by the site). Phase 2: Site Preparation & Containment • Cleanroom Protection: Complete isolation of the freeze-drying equipment, control panels, HVAC vents, and flooring using heavy-duty plastic sheeting and cleanroom-approved tape. • Dust Control: Use of HEPA-filtered vacuum systems during any sanding or surface prep to prevent particulate contamination. • Decontamination: Removal of any loose paint, grease, chemical residues, or biological contaminants from the existing substrate. Phase 3: Surface Preparation & Repair • Substrate Repair: Patching of cracks, pinholes, or impact damage using an approved, non-shrinking, GMP-compatible filler. • Sanding: Light sanding of existing surfaces to ensure optimal mechanical bonding of the new coating system. • Priming: Application of one full coat of a compatible primer/sealer to ensure uniform adhesion. Phase 4: Coating Application • Base & Top Coats: Application of a minimum of two (2) coats of the approved white GMP hygienic finish to achieve full opacity and the manufacturer's recommended Dry Film Thickness (DFT). • Method: Application via lint-free rollers or airless spray (if environment permits), ensuring a completely seamless finish free of runs, sags, or texture orange-peel. Phase 5: Clean-up & Waste Disposal • Removal of all protection materials, masking tapes, and debris from the site. • Proper disposal of chemical waste and empty paint containers in accordance with local environmental regulations and factory policies. 4. Quality Assurance & Validation Support • Inspection: Joint inspection of the cured film for uniform thickness, color consistency, and the absence of pinholes or defects. • Curing Time: The contractor must specify the exact curing time required before the room can be handed back for terminal cleaning and environmental monitoring validation.
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2026/11/27 12:00:00
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