01-MXRD 17-0051_B1994_DBRFP Part 1.pdf

Design-Build Request for Propsal

MXRD 17-0051

OP #1086043

Repair (Sustain) Child Development Center, B1994

Base Civil Engineering Division Hanscom AFB, Massachusetts

1/15/2025

Repair (Sustain) Child Development Center MRXD 17-0051 Hanscom Air Force Base, MA OP 1086043

Rpr (Sustain) Child Development Center, B1994

MRXD 17-0051

OP 1086043

Hanscom Air Force Base, MA

Design-Build RFP Table of Contents

This project scope of work consists of the requirements of all documents included in the 6 Parts of this Design-Build RFP. The italics text provided for each part provides a general overview of the contents of each part. The contractor is responsible for a review of each part of the Design-Build RFP in detail.

PART 1 – PROPOSAL FORMS & DOCUMENTS

Part 1 includes the offeror instructions, solicitation requirements and required bid documents.

00100 Solicitation Form 1442 00201 Instructions to Proposers 00210 Evaluation Factors to Award 00600 Representations and Certifications 00710 Model Contract 00830 Davis-Bacon Wage Rates

PART 2 – GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Part 2 includes Division 01 specifications. The Division 01 sections include a general summary of work as well as administrative, procedural, design and construction submission, and closeout requirements for the project.

This Division 01 specifications provide references to additional design and construction requirements to other sections of the DB RFP.The Contractor is responsible for a detailed review of the remainder of the RFP for additional contract requirements and guidance included in the scope the work. Request any required forms from the government.

01 11 00 SUMMARY OF WORK

01 14 00 WORK RESTRICTIONS

01 20 00 PRICE AND PAYMENT PROCEDURES

01 30 00 ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS

01 32 16.00 20 SMALL PROJECT CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS SCHEDULES

01 33 00 SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES

01 33 00A SUBMITTAL LOG (DIVISION 01)

01 33 16.00 10 DESIGN DATA (DESIGN AFTER AWARD)

01 33 29 SUSTAINABILITY REQUIREMENTS AND REPORTING

01 35 26 GOVERNMENTAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

01 42 00 SOURCES FOR REFERENCE PUBLICATIONS

01 45 00.00 10 QUALITY CONTROL

01 45 35 SPECIAL INSPECTIONS

01 50 00 TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES AND CONTROLS

01 57 19 TEMPORARY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS

01 74 19 CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL

01 78 00 CLOSEOUT SUBMITTALS

01 78 23 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DATA

01 91 00.15 10 TOTAL BUILDING COMMISSIONING

01 99 00 SUSTAINMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

01 99 00A SMS BUILDER DATA INVENTORY & ASSESSMENT SHEET

PART 3 – PROJECT PROGRAM

Part 3 includes a detailed description of the functional project requirements including program and project requirements. The Designer of Record is responsible for developing a complete set of stamped construction documents in compliance with applicable codes, criteria and regulations.

CHAPTER 1 & 2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND PROJECT OBJECTIVES

CHAPTER 3. SITE ANALYSIS

CHAPTER 4. SPACE TABULATION FORM

CHAPTER 5. ROOM REQUIREMENTS

CHAPTER 6. ENGINEERING SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS

PART 4 – PERFORMANCE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Part 4 includes technical specifications documenting the minimum performance standards. The Designer of Record is responsible for developing detailed project specifications that document the proposed design. Deviations from the requirements of Part 4 must be requested prior to inclusion in the proposed design.

The specifications included in Part 4 include minimum performance standards for many components of the work. The Performance Technical Specifications may not cover every item and inclusion or exclusion of items in this specification does not limit the Design-Builder’s responsibility to include the items required for a complete and usable facility in compliance with the applicable codes and standards. The Designer of Record will provide specifications for items not described herein based on code or UFC requirements and in alignment with industry standards.

A10 FOUNDATIONS

A20 BASEMENT CONSTRUCTION

B10 SUPERSTRUCTURE

B20 EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE

B30 ROOFING

C10 INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION

C20 STAIRS

C30 INTERIOR FINISHES

D10 CONVEYING

D20 PLUMBING

D30 HVAC

D40 FIRE PROTECTION

D50 ELECTRICAL

E10 EQUIPMENT

E20 FURNISHINGS

F10 SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION

F20 SELECT BLDG DEMOLITION

G10 SITE PREPARATIONS

G20 SITE IMPROVEMENTS

G30 SITE CIVIL/MECHANICAL UTILITIES

G40 SITE ELECTRICAL UTILITIES

Z10 GENERAL PERFORMANCE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

PART 5 – PRESCRIPTIVE SPECIFICATIONS

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PART 6 – ATTACHMENTS

Part 6 includes attachments that support the project scope definition including concept drawings including a phasing concept, surveys, studies, soils reports, environmental documentation, as-built drawings, existing conditions, forms, and other pertinent information..

CONCEPTUAL DRAWING PACKAGE

ROOM TYPICALS – FFE SURVEY

AFCEC/COSM TYPICAL MILLWORK DETAILS

PRELIMINARY PHASING STUDY

UFC 1-200-02 SCOPING AND GUIDANCE NARRATIVE

UFC 4-010-01 – ATFP CHECKLIST

FC 4-740-14F – 07 JULY 2015 DRAFT

TITLE 1A INVESTIGATORY REPORT

PRELIMINARY MINIMUM APPLICABLE UFGS TABLE OF CONTENTS

HANSCOM DESIGN GUIDANCE:

AE DESIGN GUIDE – 2021

ARCHITECTURAL COMPATIBILITY PLAN – 2013

CONTRACTOR ENV GUIDE – 2023

KTR HAZMAT SOP – 2020

LANDSCAPE STANDARDS – 2017

STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN – 2021

(CUI) HAZWASTE MGMT PLAN – 2023

(CUI) INTEGRATED SOLID WASTE MGMT PLAN – 2022

(CUI) SPILL PREVENTION PLAN – 2022

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Part One Proposal Forms & Documents

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Part Two Division 01 Specifications

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Part Three Project Program

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1.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The purpose of this project is to selectively renovate the Child Development Center, Building 1994, located on Hanscom Air Force Base. The renovations will provide a solution to the building’s various system deficiencies, bring the spaces up to code and FC requirements, and update the finishes that were not previously renovated. The project will be pursuing Third Party Certification in accordance with

UFC 1-200-02.

Requirements stated in this RFP are minimums; design and construction shall meet or exceed the requirements stated throughout this RFP. The design and technical criteria contained and cited in this RFP establish minimum standards for design and construction quality. Innovative, creative, and life cycle cost effective solutions which meet or exceed these requirements are encouraged.

1.1 Project Scope

The envelope of the building is in mixed condition, the recent roof replacement offers a 20 year service life, however deficiencies in the wall construction require attention. Exterior fenestration, including, windows, doors and louvers must be replaced to meet ATFP and additional specified requirements.

The building has accessibility deficiencies in the adult restrooms that must be resolved to comply with

ABA.

The interior construction work consists of selective floor finish replacement along with complete ceiling replacement throughout the facility. The adult restrooms are to be fully refinished. All cabinetry, counters, and changing stations will be replaced. Provide and install new counters and cabinets in the preschool wing of the building.

Electrical system improvements include replacement of lighting fixtures and exit signage with new energy efficient LED fixtures and incorporating battery systems for emergency lighting, providing new low-voltage lighting control with daylighting control capability, replacing branch electrical panels, and providing distribution support to new mechanical systems as needed.

Telecommunications recommendations include replacing the existing Telecommunications Equipment Room HVAC system with a new system to comply with TIA-569-C criteria. Replace the wall mounted network equipment rack in the TER with a freestanding, 7’ equipment rack. Replace the entire existing voice/data horizontal cabling system, including patch panels and station outlets with a Category 6 infrastructure in compliance with UFC 3-580-01. Note: The CCTV system cable infrastructure was recently replaced with a Category 6 cable plant. Provide new telephone outlets and distribute per FC 4-740-14F criteria. Remove the existing Intercom system in its entirety and replace per FC 4-740-14F. Per FC 4-740-14F, provide powered clock outlets. Replace the existing two-way intercom and its associated wiring at the side delivery door with a new unit as part of the renovation project.

The Government (DAF Security Contractor(s)) installed a new CCTV, Access Control and Video Intercom system in 2021. The DAF Security Contractor(s) will be responsible for removing and storing these items during construction. The Design-Build Team is to coordinate the design with the DAF Security Contractor(s) to verify all backbone system locations, cable infrastructure routing, power requirements, and blocking needs. The Design-Build Team is to install all conduit/power and blocking where required. All security system components will be reinstalled or installed at new locations by the DAF Security Contractor(s). The Design-Build team will be responsible for providing floor plans and RCP backgrounds to the Government for DAF Security Contractor(s) system design and coordination. Backbone infrastructure may be reconfigured to locate final security system equipment.

Provide new backbone infrastructure, conduit, cable tray, etc. as required to facilitate the installation

PART 3 - CHAPTER 1 - Page 3 of security equipment, in coordination with the DAF Security Contractor’s design documentation. The security system distribution will be recessed into existing partitions where possible to remove surface mounted conduit. Patch and repair assemblies to match existing and adjacent finishes. The reinstallation of security system components may occur during the Design Build Team’s construction efforts. The Design Build Team should anticipate government engaged independent contractors performing work during construction on site. Provide required site access and accommodate for this scope in the project schedule.

Exterior air conditioning and ventilation units, kitchen HVAC split unit, and kitchen exhaust units are being replaced under the current HVAC replacement project (MXRD 16-0009). Kitchen HVAC split unit and kitchen exhaust replaced units will remain. Remove exterior air conditioning and ventilation units. Remove and replace the entire interior mechanical system including heating, cooling, ventilation, ductwork, control systems, equipment, and devices. Revise zoning to meet FC requirements.

A new cast-in-place concrete foundation wall and footing is required to support the new exterior shaft enclosure. The bottom of the new foundations will match the bottom of the existing adjacent foundation.

The scope of renovations is not anticipated to require modifications to the existing superstructure.

Remove and replace the entire fire alarm system with a combination addressable voice fire alarm system and mass notification system per the requirements of FC 4-740-14F, UFC 3-600-01 and UFC 4-021-01.

An existing fire sprinkler system is provided throughout the building and must be reconfigured as needed to accommodate the new room and ceiling layouts. The fire sprinklers throughout must be replaced with new quick response type sprinklers due to the age of the existing sprinklers.

Reconfigure existing to remain decorative cloud ceiling or reconfigure sprinkler layout obstructed by decorative ceilings in some corridors.

Civil and Landscape scope is limited to reconfiguration of the sidewalks to address the exterior wall to site relationship, restriping of parking to align with UFC requirements, and the addition of a dumpster enclosure.

1.2 Contract Line Items(CLIN)

CLIN 001 - Base Bid As identified throughout this RFP.

CLIN 002 - Parking Lot Reconfiguration Additional parking lot reconfiguration, including restripping and to

1.3 Classification of Work

There will be no change in occupancy, or use.

All repairs, alterations, additions, changes in occupancies, and relocated buildings should comply with the applicable requirements of Chapters 5-13 of IEBC including modifications from applicable UFC’s.

This project targets a Level 2 Alteration. The work area is anticipated to remain less than 50%.

The building most closely represents Type IIB(000) construction.

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This project includes the modification of egress routes in the building.

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2.0 PROJECT OBJECTIVES

2.1 Mission Statement

Air Force Child Development and Youth Programs support Airmen and Guardians in balancing the competing demands of parenting and military service, particularly challenging in today's environment of higher operations tempo, increased mobilization, and longer periods of time away from home. The Department of the Air Force is committed to serving these Airmen, Guardians, and their Families by reaching out and assisting them through robust Child, Youth and Family programs, wherever the member resides.

2.2 Facility Function

The Child Development Center (CDC) assists military and civilian personnel in balancing the demands of family life and accomplishing the DoD mission. The CDC offer full-time and hourly care on a space available basis for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years.

2.3 Project Specific Priorities

2.3.1 Sustainable Design and Construction

Design and construct project to comply with sustainability requirements identified in Part 2 Section 01 33 29, Sustainability Requirements and Reporting. Additional specific sustainability requirements are found in RFP Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 sections.

Design and construct project in accordance with UFC 1-200-02, High Performance and Sustainable Building Requirements.

This project will be pursuing Third Party Certification (TPC) in compliance with UFC 1-200-02 requirements.

2.3.3 Energy Efficiency

Incorporate energy efficiency in accordance with UFC 1-200-02, High Performance and Sustainable Building Requirements.

2.3.4 Building Commissioning

Provide commissioning to meet requirements identified in Section 01 91 00.15 Total Building Commissioning, UFC 1-200-02 High Performance and Sustainable Building Requirements, and as required by DOR selected Third Party Certification(TPC). Part 3, Chapter 6 provides minimum systems to be commissioned by each discipline.

2.3.5 Accessibility Requirements

Provide barrier-free design in accordance with UFC 1-200-01 , DoD Building Code (General Building Requirements).

2.3.6 Antiterrorism Criteria

Design the facility to comply with UFC 4-010-01, DoD Minimum Antiterrorism Standards for Buildings.

Facility will have an occupancy designated as primary gathering.

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Facility will be less than 3 stories and will not be required to meet the progressive collapse avoidance standards.

Facility is within a controlled perimeter.

2.3.7 Cybersecurity

Design, acquire and execute all control systems (including systems separate from management utility monitoring and control system) in accordance with UFC 4-010-06 Cybersecurity of Facility- Related Control Systems and as required by individual Facilities Engineering Command (FEC) or Installation implementation policy.

Incorporate ICS Security Controls located in NIST 800-82, Appendix G, Table G-1. Design the project using UFGS 25 05 11 Cybersecurity of Facility-Related Control Systems. Incorporate elements of the Air Force Cybersecurity Hygiene Checklist into contract specifications by using

SECTION 25 05 11, CYBERSECURITY OF FACILITY-RELATED CONTROL SYSTEMS.

Obtain the CIO4 Point of Contact information to be utilized in SECTION 25 05 11 from the Contracting Officer. Relevant POC information to obtain includes office code, contact phone number, and address of AFCEC CIO POC. Submit Cybersecurity Plan and Cybersecurity Hygiene Report in accordance with SECTION 25 05 11." Incorporate cybersecurity requirements into project facility control systems.

Some facility systems, including CCTV and Access Control, are maintained by NIWC, coordinate with the Contracting Officer for Cybersecurity integration between AFCEC and NIWC managed systems.

2.4 Appropriate Design

The codes throughout this RFP and in the UFC’s referenced are applicable based on the scope of work. It is the Designer of Record’s responsibility to review and ensure code compliance for their design documents developed and submitted to the Government. The Design-Builder shall ensure all construction activities are performed and the final product complies with the codes and regulations used to develop the construction documents, including drawings, specifications, and product selections. Design and Construction efforts shall comply with Division 1 Specifications (Part 2), and Hanscom Design Guide (part 6).

The Federal Design Criteria can be located online at the Whole Building Design Guide at https://www.wbdg.org/.

UFC Applicability and Compliance Comply with all Local, State, and Federal regulations applicable to this project.

The applicable core Unified Facility Criteria listed in UFC 1-200-02 §1-6.3.1 are required to be complied with for design authorship and construction activities associated with this project.

Additional non-core UFC may be required based on the scope of work indicated in this RFP.

Industry codes referenced throughout the UFC’s are required as applicable unless superseded by UFC design criteria.

In the event a waiver may be appropriate, coordinate requirements with applicable waiver sections of the UFC, and present them to the Contracting Officer for review and consideration.

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The most current issuance of each Unified Facility Criteria (UFC) is to be utilized up to the date of solicitation, at which that version of the UFC is the applicable version for this project.

UFC 4 – Series (Facility Specific) Comply with FC 4-740-14F, Air Force Child Development Centers, version “DRAFT 07 July 2015”, for planning and design requirements for this project. All design phases will be reviewed and approved by AFSVC, ensure adequate time is provided during the project schedule for review. A letter is attached in Part 6 directing use of this FC and specific version.

The project will not be required to update the building wholistically to the specifications of this FC.

As a renovation to an active existing facility, the interpretation of the FC should be that any building system being modified will be upgraded to meet FC criteria, addition of scope to comply with FC requirements not part of the project scope identified throughout this RFP is not required.

Air Force Instruction(s) The operation and accreditation process of the Child Development Center is required to comply with AFI 34-144 (2019). Review and apply relevant design criteria to the project scope when not provided in FC 4-740-14F. Inform and review any requirements in conflict with the Contracting Officer.

2.5 Workflow Process

2.5.1 Hours of Operation

The CDC facility is open for youth Monday through Friday from 7am to 5pm. Staff usually arrive 30 minutes early and stay up to 30 minutes late. The facility is closed to youth on Saturdays and Sundays.

2.5.2 Staffing/Occupancy

The number of occupants specified in the RFP are identified for programming purposes. Determine occupancy used to design building features, such as structural, egress, and plumbing fixtures as required in applicable building or life safety codes. Verify occupancy and staffing ratios with FC guidance.

Type of Occupancy No. of Persons (Maximum Occupancy) No. of Persons

(Current Occupancy) Staff 70 50

Children 242 120

2.6 Special Design Challenges

Continual Operation This facility will be occupied during construction, see “Construction Phasing” below. The contractor shall make all efforts to isolate construction activities from occupied childcare spaces. Contractor shall provide temporary dust-proof barriers with HEPA filtered negative air machines to isolate the construction air from the adjacent occupied areas.

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The occupied spaces of the building shall have continuous monitoring of air quality performed by an approved industrial hygienist.

The Contractor shall provide additional temporary construction filters over the fresh-air intakes of existing active and new units until the work is complete. The contractor shall inspect the construction filters and regular unit filters on a weekly basis and replace them as needed.

The contractor shall inform the Contracting Officer of construction activities creating excessive noise and will coordinate said construction activities with CDC staff and quiet hours for the children.

Quiet hours may vary by age group and classroom.

All construction activities shall include dust-reduction measures as required by 01 57 19 - Temporary Environmental Controls.

Site construction activities shall include security fencing and full height screening to separate construction from child activity spaces.

Construction Phasing Construction phasing will be required for the project. The provided diagrammatic approach separates the building into a minimum of four phases being determined by extents of the HVAC system.

A series of diagrams providing an initial phasing solution has been provided in Part 6, and represents an initial approved approach to relocating the children away from and throughout the building to accomplish the work. The contractor may use this as a baseline, but must confirm occupancy and acceptable relocation options inside the building at the time of the work, and provide an updated plan specific to their approach.

Some of the occupants, children and staff, will remain inside the building during the duration of the construction work, relocation of pre-kindergarten students and associated staff will be relocated to the available installation classrooms in the adjacent K-8 school. The end user will coordinate relocation of children who will remain in the building and be rotated through occupiable spaces as work is completed, and approved by the CDC. All required program spaces must be kept functional somewhere inside the facility, including but not limited to: front desk, office services, health room/wellness room, child activity rooms, and others.

The kitchen will be required to be fully operational throughout the entire construction process, and a dedicated condensed phase to complete the work that will modify the kitchen will be needed.

Incidental kitchen work may be performed after hours or on weekends/holidays when the facility is not in operation. The kitchen must be returned to a fully operational state prior to the opening of the facility.

Between each phase a recertification process will be required prior to moving children into a completed space. Re-certification is required to any previously certified child or youth facility removed from functional use for other than normal maintenance and repair activities. Certification requirements for temporary or emergency child and youth program facilities or spaces is jointly determined between Air Force Civil Engineering Center and AFSVC/SVPY.

All phasing work must maintain a safe working environment for children and staff, any modifications or obstructions to egress or fire access routes must be limited to off-hours when the facility is un-occupied, or an alternate means of access/egress must be provided.

During construction, the contractor shall ensure the occupied portions of the building maintain all building systems in a fully functioning manner; including fire alarm, life safety, and security systems, additional off-hours and/or enabling work may be required to facilitate cut/over and isolation of

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Provide a phasing plan and schedule as part of the Basis of Design for review and approval by the Contracting Officer, AFSVC, HAFB CE and HAFB Fire Prevention.

Fire Safety Facility Certificate Coordinate with AFCEC/COSM to perform onsite inspections and required submission deliverables to facilitate a Fire Safety Facility Certificate.

Air Force Services Department Review The Air Force Services Department (AFSVC) manages all child and youth facilities in the Air Force, and perform design review and certification of all submittals. Include adequate time and hard copy submissions to the appropriate review members as indicated in 01 33 16.00 10 - Design Data (Design After Award).

2.7 Adaptability and Flexibility

The building will not require floor plan adaptability or flexibility, the CARs are purpose-built for their age group and needs.

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3.0 SITE ANALYSIS

3.1 Existing Site Conditions

The project site is accessed via Vandenberg Drive and consists of an access drive, parking lot, existing building and associated site features. The site is bound by wooded areas and wetlands to the east, open field to the west, and residential buildings to the south, The wetlands surrounding the project site are demonstrated on Hanscom GIS mapping and will require field confirmation, delineation and site survey. The contractor is responsible for providing a wetland delineation during the design phase of the project.

There are existing monitoring wells around the building, these are located on the conceptual design drawings, protect wells during construction.

The site is served by existing utilities which are sufficient to support the building and proposed improvements documented in this RFP. Stormwater from the paved parking on the north side of the building drains to catch basins that connect to the base drain system. The base drain system discharges to a wetland/stormwater management area to the northwest of the building. The roof runoff from the building is collected in downspouts and discharges into the drain system.

3.2 Site Development Requirements

All site work will need to comply with FC design criteria. Coordinate with Contracting Officer and AFSVC for clarification on applicability similar to as noted for other scope in the project.

3.2.1 Demolition and removal of Portland cement concrete and bituminous concrete pavements.

3.2.2 Provide accessible egress pathways around the building. Reconstruct concrete patio and concrete paver patios.

3.2.4 Construct dumpster pad and enclosure, meeting Hanscom Architectural Compatibility Guidelines.

3.2.5 Reconfigure accessible parking and parking angle orientation on north side of building

3.2.6 Construct mechanical equipment pads and fence enclosures

3.3.7 Provide additional drainage to support exterior work.

3.3.8 Design and construct stormwater management measures to mitigate an additional 2,440 square feet of impervious area in accordance with the Hanscom Air Force Base Contractor Environmental Guide, Massachusetts MS4 General Permit Part 2.3.6(a) and Massachusetts Stormwater Management Guidelines.

3.3.9 Work is proposed in proximity to the approximate border vegetated wetland line.

Coordinate work with the Hanscom AFB Environmental Management System Coordinator to determine if a filing under the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act is required.

3.3.10 Play surface areas are to remain intact and protected from construction equipment.

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4.0 BUILDING REQUIREMENTS

4.1 Space Tabulation

Spatial tabulation is provided in the Concept Design Package.

4.1.1 New and Reconfigured Spaces

Various spatial reconfigurations are provided below, refer to Concept Design Package for potential design solutions.

4.1.1.1 Restrooms located in the CARs do not meet accessibility requirements. Revise partition layout as required to provide accessible fixtures and clearances in Preschool Room 4(RM#118). Note that accessibility requirements for children are different than for adults. Salvage all decorative trim for reinstallation. Spatial clearances and blocking for grab bars are to be provided, however grab bars are not to be mounted.

4.1.1.2 The existing women’s restroom does not meet accessibility requirements, reconfigure restroom as needed to meet ABA.

4.1.1.3 Provide a dedicated mothers room in the building, conceptual layout and location is provided in the Concept Design Package.

4.1.1.4 Provide new reception desk and revise layout of lobby to meet the requirements of the FC and this RFP.

4.1.1.5 The existing health restroom does not meet accessibility requirements.

Reconfigure area as needed to meet ABA.

4.1.1.6 Install new diaper changing stations as specified in FC 4-740-14F, refer to Part 6 for additional millwork information.

4.1.1.7 The existing staff uni-sex restroom does not meet ABA requirements, provide fixtures, update layout to meet ABA and provide new finishes.

4.1.1.8 Construct new egress hallway to resolve existing Corridor 193 dead end.

Remove space from Infant 11 and do not impede Infant 12 useable space.

Provide new exterior door and all required supporting construction. Update all building systems for change of egress and space.

4.1.1.9 Install active shooter preventative doors at each corridor, as indicated. Doors will be on magnetic hold open, integrated into building alarm system have wood trim detailing to match other openings in the building. Refer to section C1020 for additional requirements.

4.1.1.10 Construct new dormers and duct enclosures to support new mechanical unit siting requirements.

4.1.1.11 Convert existing mutli-purpose room to 0-24mo CAR. Preliminary millwork and plumbing layout provided. All toilets are to be cut and capped. Escutcheon plates shall be polished or brushed chrome finish (to match the child-sized sink faucets)

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4.2 Space Relationships

No overall building spatial relationship changes are required for this project. Refer to the conceptual design package and FC 4-740-14for reconfiguration inside the CARs(Child Activity Room).

4.3 Exterior Character

The building must meet requirements of the Hanscom Architectural Compatibility Plan, attached in part 6.

This building should retain its homey and approachable character. FC 4-740-14F encourages the use of small textures to be relatable to the children occupying the building.

Any new structures, such as the new dumpster enclosure, must match the exterior design of the building, and meet the Hanscom Architectural Compatibility Plan.

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5.0 ROOM REQUIREMENTS

Abbreviations for Room Data Sheets AC Air Conditioning AC/hr Air Change per Hour ACT Acoustical Suspended Tile, 2’x4’ Or

2’x2’ ADA Americans with Disabilities Act BB Burnished Block CA Compressed Air C/O Cooling/occupied. Degree F C/U Cooling/unoccupied. Degree F cfm Cubic feet per minute CONC/H Clear Liquid Hardener/sealer Finish over exposed concrete floor CPT Carpet Tile CT Ceramic Tile CW Cold Water CWB/P Cementitious wallboard, painted CWT Cold Water Tempered (ES/EW) service EA Exhaust Air (100%) EDF Electric Drinking Fountain ETR Existing to Remain EXH Exhaust Air System Exp/P Exposed Construction, painted F Farenheit

FC FC 4-740-14F

FD Floor Drain FF&E Furniture Fixtures and Equipment FL Fluorescent Lighting fpm feet per minute GFCI Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter

GSU Glazed structural units GT Grease Trap GWB/P Gypsum wallboard, painted H Heating HB Hose bib H/O Heating/occupied, Degree F H/U Heating/unoccupied, Degree F HV Heating/Ventilation HW Hot Water IC Incandescent Lighting MH Metal Halide MNS Mass Notification System N/A Not Applicable NCB Balanced Noise Criterion NSR No Special Requirements OA Outside Air OWS Oil Water Separator QT Quarry Tile RB Resilient base RT Rubber tile SK Sink STC Sound Transmission Class TD Trench Drain V Ventilation VA Vacuum VAC Volt Alternating Current VCT Vinyl Composition Tile VDC Volt Direct Current XPRF Explosion-proof Fixtures/outlets

Notes:

See Plans - Refers to conceptual design package located in part six.

Room Function row specifies type of space indicated in Chapter 4 of FC 4-740-14F.

#C #A = Number of Children / Number of Adults

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ROOM TITLE: Lobby FUNCTION: Lobby (4-2)

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population:

Notes:

All staff, parents and visitors are required to sign in at front desk. Desk will be occupied by 2 staff members. Size SF: ETR

Population: See notes Spatial Definition:

Ceiling Height: Varies – Minimum 12’ for ceiling clouds Finishes: Refer to Room Finish Schedule – A-701 Acoustics: ETR Signage: Standard - Comply with UFC 3-120-01

Millwork: New Reception Desk, New display case with class corner MECHANICAL Heating: H/O 68 F 35%RH H/U 55 F Air Conditioning: C/O 78 F 55%RH C/U 85 F Ventilation: Ventilation air requirements will be based on ASRAE 62.1, UFC 3-410- 01, and FC 4-740-14F, with minimum of 7.5 cfm/person and 0.06 cfm/sq.ft.

NCB: 35

HVAC: h, v, ac Piped Service:

Plumbing: New recessed bottle filler electric water chiller

Other:

ELECTRICAL Notes:

Lighting design per UFC 3-530-01 3-3.5.

Controls: Manual “on” via master building control

Power: 120V Light, FC: 40 FC Hazardous Area: Non-Hazardous Grounding: ETR Outlets: Existing to remain

COMMUNICATIONS/SECURITY

Telephone: No Intercom System: Yes Voice/Data: No

CCTV:

Access Control:

Intrusion Detection:

Design and install responsibility of DAF Security Contractor, coordinate site access and scope with Contracting Officer

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Detection and

Alarm:

Notification appliances and control panel. Smoke detector at control panel.

Comply with UFC 3-600-01

Suppression: Wet sprinkler system, Light Hazard.

MASS

NOTIFICATION

Notification appliances and control panel.

EQUIPMENT:

Shades: No Other: Coordinate GFGI equipment design with CCTV viewing requirements.

LOCATION: ETR

ADJACENCY: ETR

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ROOM TITLE: Private Office(s) FUNCTION: See Notes

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population:

Notes:

Rooms 143(4-4), 144(4-4), 150(4-25), 151(4-29), 154(4- 4),157(4-33), 158(4-33) Size SF: ETR

Population: 1A - 3A Spatial Definition:

Ceiling Height: 8’ Finishes: Refer to Room Finish Schedule – A-701 Acoustics: ETR Signage: Standard - Comply with UFC 3-120-01 MECHANICAL Heating: H/O 70 F H/U 55 F Air Conditioning: C/O 73 F 50% RH C/U 80 F Ventilation: Ventilation air requirements will be based on ASRAE 62.1, UFC 3-410- 01, and FC 4-740-14F, with minimum of 5 cfm/person and 0.06

Piped Service:

Plumbing: n/a Other:

ELECTRICAL Notes:

Lighting design per UFC 3-530-01 3-3.5.

Controls: Manual “on” via master building control

Power: 120V Light, FC: 40 FC Hazardous Area: Non-Hazardous Grounding: ETR Outlets: Existing to remain

COMMUNICATIONS/SECURITY

Telephone: 1 Wall Mounted Telephone Outlet Intercom System: Yes Voice/Data: Yes

CCTV:

Access Control:

Intrusion Detection:

Design and install responsibility of DAF Security Contractor, coordinate site access and scope with Contracting Officer

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Detection and

Alarm:

Notification appliances.

Comply with UFC 3-600-01

Suppression: Wet sprinkler system, Light Hazard

MASS

NOTIFICATION

Notification appliances

EQUIPMENT:

Shades: ETR Other:

PART 3 - CHAPTER 1 - Page 17

ROOM TITLE: Staff Workroom FUNCTION: Resource Area(4-3)

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population:

Size SF: ETR Population: 1-4A Spatial Definition:

Ceiling Height: 8’ Finishes: Refer to Room Finish Schedule – A-701 Acoustics: ETR Signage: Standard - Comply with UFC 3-120-01 MECHANICAL Heating: H/O 70 F H/U 55 F Air Conditioning: C/O 73 F 50% RH C/U 80 F Ventilation: Ventilation air requirements will be based on ASRAE 62.1, UFC 3-410- 01, and FC 4-740-14F, with

Piped Service:

Plumbing: n/a Other:

ELECTRICAL Notes:

Lighting design per UFC 3-530-01 3-3.5.

Controls: Manual “on” via master building control

Power: 120V Light, FC: 40 FC Hazardous Area: Non-Hazardous Grounding: ETR Outlets: ETR

COMMUNICATIONS/SECURITY

Telephone: 1 Wall Mounted Telephone Outlet Intercom System: Yes Voice/Data: Yes

CCTV:

Access Control:

Intrusion Detection:

Design and install responsibility of DAF Security Contractor, coordinate site access and scope with Contracting Officer

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Detection and

Alarm:

Notification appliances.

Comply with UFC 3-600-01

Suppression: Wet sprinkler system, Light Hazard

MASS

NOTIFICATION

Notification appliances

EQUIPMENT:

Shades: No Other: ETR

PART 3 - CHAPTER 1 - Page 18

ROOM TITLE: Health Room FUNCTION: Health Room (4-8)

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population:

Notes:

Room 152 & 152.1 Size SF: ETR

Population: 1C 1-2A Spatial Definition:

Ceiling Height: 8’ Finishes: Refer to Room Finish Schedule – A-701 Acoustics: ETR Signage: Standard - Comply with UFC 3-120-01

Millwork: Counter with lavatory sink and removable angled panel; refer to concept design package

MECHANICAL Heating: H/O 68 F 35--50% RH H/U 55 F Air Conditioning: C/O 78 F 55% RH C/U 85 F Ventilation:

Air Changes Requirements:

Ventilation air requirements will be based on ASRAE 62.1, UFC 3-410- 01, and FC 4-740-14F, with minimum of 10 cfm/person and 0.18

10-12 air changes per hour

NCB: 30

Piped Service:

Plumbing: Sanitary waste and vent and water connections to health restroom water closet and lavatory.

Lighting design per UFC 3-530-01 3-3.5.

Controls: Manual “on” via master building control.

Power: 120V Light, FC: 40 FC Hazardous Area: Non-Hazardous Grounding: Equipment ground conductor in each circuit Outlets: 1 Duplex per 10 LF of wall.

Dedicated power for mechanical equipment.

Comply with UFC 3-520-01 3-6.1.2.

COMMUNICATIONS/SECURITY

Telephone: 1 Wall Mounted Telephone Outlet Intercom System: Yes Voice/Data: Yes

CCTV:

Access Control:

Intrusion Detection:

Design and install responsibility of DAF Security Contractor, coordinate site access and scope with Contracting Officer

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Detection and

Alarm:

Notification appliances.

Comply with UFC 3-600-01

Suppression: Wet sprinkler system, Light Hazard

MASS

NOTIFICATION

Notification appliances

EQUIPMENT:

Shades: No Other: Refer to Part 3, C103002 Toilet and Bath Accessories LOCATION: See Plans ADJACENCY: See Plans

PART 3 - CHAPTER 1 - Page 19

ROOM TITLE: Wellness Room FUNCTION: Adult Wellness/Mothers Room

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population:

Notes:

No specific FC room data sheet is provided.

Size SF: ETR

Population: 1C 1A Spatial Definition:

Ceiling Height: 8’ Finishes: Refer to Room Finish Schedule – A-701 Acoustics: ETR Millwork: Counter with sink and removable angled panel; refer to concept design package

Signage: Standard - Comply with UFC 3-120-01 MECHANICAL Heating: H/O 68 F 35-50% RH H/U 55 F Air Conditioning: C/O 78 F 55% RH C/U 85 F Ventilation:

Air Changes Requirements:

Ventilation air requirements will be based on ASRAE 62.1, UFC 3-410- 01, and FC 4-740-14F, with minimum of 10 cfm/person and 0.18

10-12 air changes per hour.

NCB: 30

Piped Service:

Plumbing: New sink. Utilize existing plumbing connections to renovated adjacent health room.

Lighting design per UFC 3-530-01 3-3.5.

Controls: Manual “on” via master building control

Power: 120V Light, FC: 40 FC Hazardous Area: Non-Hazardous Grounding: Equipment ground conductor in each circuit Outlets: 1 Duplex per 10 LF of wall.

Dedicated power for mechanical equipment.

Comply with UFC 3-520-01 3-6.1.2.

COMMUNICATIONS/SECURITY

Telephone: 1 Wall Mounted Telephone Outlet Intercom System: Yes Voice/Data: No

CCTV:

Access Control:

Intrusion Detection:

Design and install responsibility of DAF Security Contractor, coordinate site access and scope with Contracting Officer

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Detection and

Alarm:

Notification appliances.

Comply with UFC 3-600-01

Suppression: Wet sprinkler system, Light Hazard

MASS

NOTIFICATION

Notification appliances

EQUIPMENT:

Shades: No Other: Undercounter Refrigerator & Refer to Part 3, C103002 Toilet and Bath

Accessories

PART 3 - CHAPTER 1 - Page 20

ROOM TITLE: Break Room FUNCTION: Break Room(4-26)

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population: 10A Spatial Definition:

Ceiling Height: 8’ Finishes: Refer to Room Finish Schedule – A-701 Acoustics: ETR Millwork: Counter with sink, Upper and lower cabinets; refer to concept design package

Signage: Standard - Comply with UFC 3-120-01 MECHANICAL Heating: H/O 70 F H/U 55 F Air Conditioning: C/O 73 F 50% RH C/U 80 F Ventilation: Ventilation air requirements will be based on ASRAE 62.1, UFC 3-410- 01, and FC 4-740-14F, with

Piped Service:

Plumbing: Replace existing sink with new.

Other:

ELECTRICAL Notes:

Lighting design per UFC 3-530-01 3-3.5.

Controls: Manual “on” via master building lighting control

Power: 120V Light, FC: 40 FC Hazardous Area: Non-Hazardous Grounding: ETR Outlets: ETR

COMMUNICATIONS/SECURITY

Telephone: 1 Wall Mounted Telephone Outlet Intercom System: Yes Voice/Data: Yes

CCTV:

Access Control:

Intrusion Detection:

Design and install responsibility of DAF Security Contractor, coordinate site access and scope with Contracting Officer

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Detection and

Alarm:

Notification appliances.

Comply with UFC 3-600-01

Suppression: Wet sprinkler system, Light Hazard

MASS

NOTIFICATION

Notification appliances

EQUIPMENT:

Shades: No Other: Refer to Part 3, C103002 Toilet and Bath Accessories; Other Existing/new equipment will be FFE/GFGI

PART 3 - CHAPTER 1 - Page 21

ROOM TITLE: Restrooms FUNCTION: See notes

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population:

Notes:

Room 148 – Womens Room (4-29) Room 145 – Uni-sex Restroom (4-6) Both rooms are to be accessible

Size SF: ETR Population: 1-3A Spatial Definition:

Ceiling Height: 9’ Finishes: Refer to Room Finish Schedule – A-701 Acoustics: ETR Millwork: Counter with lavatory sink in women’s and Health Restroom only; refer to concept design package

Signage: Standard - Comply with UFC 3-120-01 MECHANICAL Heating: H/O 70 F H/U 55 F Air Conditioning: C/O 73 F 50% RH C/U 80 F Ventilation: Ventilation air requirements will be based on ASRAE 62.1, UFC 3-410- 01, and FC 4-740-14F, with minimum of 2 cfm/sq.ft. or 75 cfm per water closet

Piped Service:

Plumbing: Retrofit existing flush valves and faucets with sensor flush valves and faucets. Provide new plumbing fixtures in staff and women’s restrooms.

Lighting design per UFC 3-530-01 3-3.5.

Controls: Manual “on/off” via master building lighting control.

Power: 120V Light, FC: 30 FC Hazardous Area: Non-Hazardous Grounding: ETR Outlets: ETR

COMMUNICATIONS/SECURITY

Telephone: No Intercom System: No Voice/Data: No

CCTV:

Access Control:

Intrusion Detection:

Design and install responsibility of DAF Security Contractor, coordinate site access and scope with Contracting Officer

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Detection and

Alarm:

Notification appliances.

Comply with UFC 3-600-01

Suppression: Wet sprinkler system, Light Hazard

MASS

NOTIFICATION

Notification appliances

EQUIPMENT:

Shades: No Other: Refer to Part 3, C103002 Toilet and Bath Accessories

PART 3 - CHAPTER 1 - Page 22

ROOM TITLE: Janitors Closet FUNCTION: Janitors Closet (4-17)

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population: 0 Spatial Definition:

Ceiling Height: 8’ Finishes: Refer to Room Finish Schedule – A-701 Acoustics: ETR Signage: Standard - Comply with UFC 3-120-01 MECHANICAL Heating: H/O 60 F H/U 55 F minimum Air Conditioning: C/O 78 F C/U 85 F Ventilation: Ventilation air requirements will be based on ASRAE 62.1, UFC 3-410- 01, and FC 4-740-14F, with minimum of 2 cfm/sq.ft.

Piped Service:

Plumbing: Provide new floor mount janitor’s sink. Sanitary waste and vent and water connections

Lighting design per UFC 3-530-01 3-3.5.

Controls: Manual “on/off” via master building lighting control.

Power: 120V Light, FC: 30 FC Hazardous Area: Non-Hazardous Grounding: ETR Outlets: ETR

COMMUNICATIONS/SECURITY

Telephone: No Intercom System: No Voice/Data: No

CCTV:

Access Control:

Intrusion Detection:

Design and install responsibility of DAF Security Contractor, coordinate site access and scope with Contracting Officer

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Detection and

Alarm:

None

Suppression: Wet sprinkler system, Light Hazard

MASS

NOTIFICATION

None

EQUIPMENT:

Shades: No Other: Mop Strip with Shelf and Hooks

PART 3 - CHAPTER 1 - Page 23

ROOM TITLE: Kitchen FUNCTION: Kitchen (4-15)

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population:

Notes:

Kitchen to remain functional throughout all phases except during kitchen work. Size SF: ETR

Population: 2-5A Spatial Definition:

Ceiling Height: 8’ Finishes: Refer to Room Finish Schedule – A-701 Acoustics: ETR Signage: Standard - Comply with UFC 3-120-01 MECHANICAL Heating: H/O 62 F H/U 55 F Air Conditioning: C/O 78 F 40-60% RH C/U 85 F Ventilation: Ventilation air requirements will be based on ASRAE 62.1, UFC 3-410- 01, and FC 4-740-14F 10-12 air changes per hour

NCB: 45

Piped Service:

Plumbing: n/a Other:

ELECTRICAL Notes:

Lighting design per UFC 3-530-01 3-3.5.

Controls: Manual “on/off” via master building lighting control.

Power: 120V Light, FC: 50 FC Hazardous Area: Non-Hazardous Grounding: ETR Outlets: ETR

COMMUNICATIONS/SECURITY

Telephone: 1 Wall Mounted Telephone Outlet Public Address: Yes Voice/Data: Yes

CCTV:

Access Control:

Intrusion Detection:

Design and install responsibility of DAF Security Contractor, coordinate site access and scope with Contracting Officer

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Detection and

Alarm:

Notification appliances.

Comply with UFC 3-600-01

Suppression: Wet sprinkler system, Ordinary Hazard II

MASS

NOTIFICATION

Notification appliances

EQUIPMENT:

Shades: No Other: Existing Kitchen equipment to be temporarily relocated during construction and reinstalled/commissioned

PART 3 - CHAPTER 1 - Page 24

ROOM TITLE: Laundry FUNCTION: Laundry (4-21)

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population: 1-2A Spatial Definition:

Ceiling Height: 8’ Finishes: Refer to Room Finish Schedule – A-701 Acoustics: ETR Millwork: Counter with Sink and lower cabinets; refer to concept design package

Signage: Standard - Comply with UFC 3-120-01 MECHANICAL Heating: H/O 68 F 35% RH H/U 55 F Air Conditioning: C/O 78 F 55% RH C/U 85 F Ventilation: Ventilation air requirements will be based on ASRAE 62.1, UFC 3-410-01, and FC

4-740-14F, with minimum of 5 cfm/person and 0.12 cfm/sq.ft 3-5 air changes per hour

NCB: 40

HVAC: h, v, ac Piped Service:

Plumbing: Replace existing sink with new.

Provide new floor drain in laundry room and replace existing sanitary piping serving existing washing machines. Provide automatic trap primer to serve new floor drain.

Lighting design per UFC 3-530-01 3-3.5.

Controls: Manual “on/off” via master building lighting control.

Power: 120V Light, FC: 30 FC Hazardous Area: Non-Hazardous Grounding: ETR Outlets: ETR

COMMUNICATIONS/SECURITY

Telephone: 1 Wall Mounted Telephone Outlet Intercom System: Yes Voice/Data: No

CCTV:

Access Control:

Intrusion Detection:

Design and install responsibility of DAF Security Contractor, coordinate site access and scope with Contracting Officer

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Detection and

Alarm:

Notification appliances.

Comply with UFC 3-600-01

Suppression: Wet sprinkler system, Light Hazard

MASS

NOTIFICATION

Notification appliances

EQUIPMENT:

Shades: No Other: Laundry equipment is existing to be reinstalled

PART 3 - CHAPTER 1 - Page 25

ROOM TITLE: Storage FUNCTION: Storage (4-13)

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population: 0 Spatial Definition:

Ceiling Height: 8’ Finishes: Refer to Room Finish Schedule – A-701 Acoustics: ETR Millwork: Refinish existing storage room shelving with new paint to match existing. Repair or replace any shelving that is damaged or broken; Laundry storage 160 – Counter with upper and lower cabinet; refer to concept design package

Signage: Standard - Comply with UFC 3-120-01 MECHANICAL Heating: H/O 68 F H/U 55 F Air Conditioning: C/O 78 F C/U 85 F Ventilation: Ventilation air requirements will be based on ASRAE 62.1, UFC 3-410-01, and FC

4-740-14F, with minimum of 5 cfm/person and 0.06 cfm/sq.ft

Piped Service:

Plumbing: n/a Other:

ELECTRICAL Notes:

Lighting design per UFC 3-530-01 3-3.5.

Controls: Manual “on/off” via master building lighting control.

Power: 120V Light, FC: 30 FC Hazardous Area: Non-Hazardous Grounding: ETR Outlets: ETR

COMMUNICATIONS/SECURITY

Telephone: 1 Wall Mounted Telephone Outlet Public Address: Yes Voice/Data: No

CCTV:

Access Control:

Intrusion Detection:

Design and install responsibility of DAF Security Contractor, coordinate site access and scope with Contracting Officer

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Detection and

Alarm:

Notification appliances.

Comply with UFC 3-600-01

Suppression: Wet sprinkler system, Light Hazard

MASS

NOTIFICATION

Notification appliances

EQUIPMENT:

Shades: No Other: Heavy duty metal shelving

PART 3 - CHAPTER 1 - Page 26

ROOM TITLE: Child Activity Room - Infant FUNCTION: Activity Room (4-11)

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population:

Notes:

Refer to section 4.1.1 of this RFP for additional requirements.

Size SF: ETR Population: 8C 3A Spatial Definition:

Ceiling Height: 8’ Finishes: Refer to Room Finish Schedule – A-701 Acoustics: ETR Millwork: Refer to Part 3, C103009

Signage: Standard - Comply with UFC 3-120-01 MECHANICAL Heating: H/O 68 F 35-50% RH H/U 55 F Air Conditioning: C/O 78 F 55% RH C/U 85 F Ventilation: Ventilation air requirements will be based on ASRAE 62.1, UFC 3-410-01, and FC

4-740-14F, with minimum of 10 cfm/person and 0.18 cfm/sq.ft 200 cfm exhaust over diaper changing/toilet area Temperature sensor 12 inches above floor per FC 4-70-14F

NCB: 30

HVAC: h, v, ac Piped Service:

Plumbing: Replace existing sinks with new classroom and changing table sinks.

Lighting design per UFC 3-530-01 3-3.5.

Controls: Manual “on/off” via master building lighting control.

Power: 120V Light, FC: 40 FC Hazardous Area: Non-Hazardous Grounding: ETR Outlets: ETR

Comply with UFC 3-520-01 3-6.1.2.

COMMUNICATIONS/SECURITY

Telephone: 1 Wall Mounted Telephone Outlet Intercom System: Yes Voice/Data: Yes

CCTV:

Access Control:

Intrusion Detection:

Design and install responsibility of DAF Security Contractor, coordinate site access and scope with Contracting Officer

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Detection and

Alarm:

Notification appliances.

Comply with UFC 3-600-01

Suppression: Wet sprinkler system, Light hazard.

MASS

NOTIFICATION

Notification appliances

EQUIPMENT:

Shades: No Other: Refer to Part 3, C103002 Toilet and Bath Accessories; Undercounter refrigerator

PART 3 - CHAPTER 1 - Page 27

ROOM TITLE: Child Activity Room – Pre-Toddler FUNCTION: Activity Room (4-20)

ARCHITECTURAL

Size and

Population:

Notes:

Ref…