1. SOW - Repair Base Switching Station, Bldg 1406 & Bldg 1017 - 26Mar2026.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK

For Construction Services

FOR

MOUNTAIN HOME AFB

REPAIR BASE SWITCHING STATION,

BLDG 1406 & Bldg 1017

PROJECT

26 March 2026

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

SECTION PAGE

TITLE PAGE

TABLE OF CONTENT

CHANGE LOG

1.0 INTRODUCTION

2.0 BACKGROUND INFORMATION

3.0 PROJECT INFORMATION

4.0 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

5.0 SCOPE OF EFFORT

6.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

7.0 REQUIREMENTS – POWER STUDY

8.0 REQUIREMENTS – COORDINATION WITH LOCAL POWER

9.0 REQUIREMENTS - ENVIRONMENTAL

10.0 REQUIREMENTS – LAYDOWN YARD

11.0 REQUIREMENTS – TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION POWER REQUIREMENTS

12.0 REQUIREMENTS – SCADA COMMUNICATIONS

13.0 REQUIREMENTS – MASS NOTIFICATION SYSTEM

14.0 USG FURNISHED EQUIPMENT (GFE)

FIGURES

Figure 1 -- LAYDOWN YARDS LOCATION Figure 2 -- MATERIAL LAYDOWN YARD LOCATION Figure 3 -- JOBSITE LAYDOWN YARD LOCATION Figure 4 -- TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION POWER LOCATIONS

CHANGE LOG

Revision Date Author Page #’s Affected Description of Change

Original 26Mar2026 EEB All Initial SOW

STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

For Construction Services

FOR

Mountain Home AFB

Repair Base Switching Station, Bldg 2406 & 1017 26 Mar 2026

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 The United States Government (USG) has a requirement for construction services at Mountain Home Air Force Base (MHAFB) to upgrade and modernize the existing distribution switching station (Bldg 1406) to current industry standards and performances by constructing a new building (Bldg 1017) to serve as a switchgear enclosure on the southwest side of Liberator Street. Additionally, the construction services shall transition loads from the existing distribution switching station to the new distribution switching station. Lastly, the existing distribution switching station will be demolished.

2.0 BACKGROUND INFORMATION

2.1 See Design Analysis ¶1.3 “Background” (ref Step 5.1.4) for detailed background information

3.0 PROJECT INFORMATION

3.1 Refer to Design Analysis Section 2 “Design Requirements and Provisions” (ref Step 5.1.4) and its subsections for detailed project information.

3.2 Coordination with the Local Power Utility will be required to extend three distribution circuits from the existing distribution circuit breakers.

3.3 The ability to access the current configuration of MHAFB electrical network and its ability to control and manipulate breakers is an integral part of this project with access points at the new switching station (Bldg 1017), Civil Engineering Building (Bldg 1300), and the Electrical Shop (Bldg 1354).

3.4 Construction will be done in a manner to limit electrical outage durations as much as possible. See Design Analysis, ¶ 2.10 and Appendix K, (ref Step 5.1.4) as key references for transitioning from existing switching station (Bldg 1406) to new switching station (Bldg 1017).

4.0 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

4.1 The period of performance for the following Statement of Work (SOW) shall be 850 calendar-days

(28-months) from the Notice to Proceed (NTP).

4.1.1 The Pre-Construction Activities shall be limited to 120 calendar days.

4.1.2 The Construction Activities shall be limited to 730 calendar days.

5.0 SCOPE OF EFFORT

This SOW sets forth the performance requirements for Contractor Construction Services under this Delivery Order.

5.1 Implement this project in its entirety in accordance with the following requirements:

5.1.1 SOW, Mountain Home AFB, Repair Base Switching Station, Bldg 2406 & 1017, dated 16Mar2026. (This Document) NOTE: The provisions in this SOW are intended only to supplement requirements identified in the Specifications and Drawings. Specifications and Drawings take precedence over the requirements identified in the SOW.

5.1.2 MHAFB Repair Base Switching Station, 100% Specifications, dated 21Oct2025. (Top Precedence)

5.1.3 MHAFB Repair Base Switching Station, Bldg 1406 & Power Station, Bldg 1017, 100% Design Drawings, dated 21Oct2025.

5.1.4 MHAFB Repair Base Switching Station, 100% Design Analysis, dated 21Oct2025.

5.1.5 Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC).

5.1.6 International Codes.

5.1.7 International Standards.

5.1.8 Manufacturer’s Installation Guide.

5.2 Perform all construction services to include, but not limited to the following:

5.2.1 Procurement of all equipment and materials for the new Switching Station (Bldg 1017).

5.2.2 Construction of a new 12.5 kV Switching Station.

5.2.3 Seamlessly transitioning of MHAFB distribution loads from the existing Switching Station

(Bldg 1406) to the new Switching Station (Bldg 1017).

5.2.4 Coordinate with the Local Power Utility to transition aerial lines to newly installed utility poles during the transition.

5.2.5 Demolition of the existing Switching Station (Bldg 1406).

5.3 Provide a list of key personnel to the Contracting Officer (KO) for security vetting to access MHAFB within 14-days after Notice to Proceed (NTP). Key personnel shall not have dual roles and shall include:

5.3.1 Project Manager

5.3.2 Project Superintendent (must be dedicated and shall not be assigned to multiple concurrent projects at MHAFB)

5.3.3 Quality Control Manager

5.3.4 Site Safety and Health Officer

5.4 Provide a “Management Summary / Summary Master Schedule (SMS)”, Level 2 Project Schedule dedicated to the “big-picture / major components” of the project.

5.4.1 The Level 2 Project Schedule is known as the “Initial Project Schedule” in the Specifications.

5.4.2 Deliver within 42-days after NTP as per Specifications.

5.4.3 Deliver the Project Schedule using AF Form 3064 as a template to the USG Contracting Officer

(KO).

5.4.4 Deliver the Project Schedule in MS Projects Format to USG Project Manager (PM).

5.5 Provide the following project schedules in MS Projects format. Deliver PDF copy to Contracting Officer (KO) and both PDF and MPP copy to USG Project Manager (PM).

5.5.1 “Project Coordination Schedule” (PCS), L3 Schedule, within 60-days after NTP.

5.5.2 “Execution Schedule”, L4 Schedule, within 90-days after NTP.

5.5.3 “Detailed Schedule”, L5 Schedule, within 120-days after NTP.

5.5.4 Updated dynamic “Detailed Schedule”, L5 Schedule, weekly basis after Section 5.5.3 is completed.

5.6 The USG is required to track costs for: (a) New Construction and (b) Repair as the funds come from different appropriations. The Contractor shall differentiate work into the two (2) separate categories.

5.6.1 The Design Drawings (See Section 5.1.3) have annotated every drawing as new construction, repair, or both.

5.6.2 New Construction shall be designated as CLIN-01

5.6.3 Repair Work shall be designated as CLIN-02.

5.7 Provide a Schedule of Values (SOV), in conjunction with the Progress Report and Invoice on a monthly basis.

5.7.1 The SOV (Earned Value) shall be integrally linked to the MS Projects dynamic “Detailed

Schedule”, L5 Project Schedule.

5.7.2 The SOV shall clearly delineate the respective line items as per Section 5.6.

5.7.2.1 CLIN-01 (New Construction).

5.7.2.2 CLIN-02 (Repair).

5.7.3 Respectively, the monthly invoice shall be divided into two invoices to accurately reflect USG accountability and requirements set forth in Section 5.6.:

5.7.3.1 There shall be an invoice dedicated to CLIN-01 (New Construction).

5.7.3.2 There shall be an invoice dedicated to CLIN-02 (Repair).

5.7.4 The SOV shall include the cost of the Close-Out milestone at 7.5% of total cost of CLIN-01 and 7.5% of total cost of CLIN-02.

5.8 Provide the following studies in EasyPower Modeling Software withing 30-days after switchgear is identified and prior to procuring switchgear equipment in the new Switching Station, Bldg 1017. See Section 7.0 for additional information.

5.8.1 Power Flow

5.8.2 Short Circuit

5.8.3 Arc Flash

5.8.4 Coordination

5.8.5 Reliability

5.9 Provide initial material submittal within 120-days after NTP.

5.10 Provide complete material submittal within 180-days after NTP.

5.11 Provide submittals for the following plans within 150-days after NTP

5.11.1 Transitioning Plan

5.11.2 Commissioning Plan

5.11.3 SCADA / Communications Plan

5.11.3.1 Communications link from Bldg 1017 to Bldg 900.

5.11.3.2 Add SCADA package to Bldg 1300 and Bldg 1354 for operators to view electrical power breaker status, network configuration, etc.

5.12 Provide the USG with an artist 3D rendering of the New Switching Station (Bldg 1017).

5.12.1 20-inch x 30-inch rendering with proportional matting and framing.

5.12.2 Soft-copy of rendering.

6.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Under this Delivery Order, the Contractor shall:

6.1 Perform all requirements set forth in this SOW.

6.2 The existing Switching Station (Bldg 1406) will remain operational during the entire construction period until the new Switching Station (Bldg 1017) is officially commissioned and all loads have been transferred to the new Switching Station (Bldg 1017).

6.3 Conduct services so as to cause the least possible interference with normal MHAFB operations.

6.4 Follow the most stringent requirements, standards, codes, or regulations (local, state, or federal) listed in the Project’s Specifications. In case of conflict, the strictest code shall be applied and based on practical engineering judgment.

6.5 In the event that a conflict exists between any documents in Section 5.1, the Contractor shall notify the USG Contractor Officer (KO) and USG Project Manager (PM) for resolution.

6.6 Assign an individual to serve as a single point of contact between the Contractor and the USG for all services.

6.6.1 This POC will be the only Contractor authorized to photograph construction progress to meet Specifications 01 30 00.

6.7 The dynamic “Detailed Schedule”, L5 Project Schedule, described in Step 5.5.4 shall be:

6.7.1 Updated on a daily basis; hence, a dynamic schedule.

6.7.2 Deliverable to USG on a weekly basis.

6.8 There shall not be any splices made in any electrical cables. The Contractor shall ensure that the proper length of cables are procured to maintain zero splices made between SecTER boxes and other SecTER boxes; between SecTER boxes and medium-voltage switches.

6.9 Unless otherwise specified or noted on drawings or in Scope of Work, all materials associated within the scope of work shall be new. All materials damaged during or after delivery, installation, and before final inspection shall be the responsibility of the Contractor and the Contractor shall replace any damaged materials or equipment at no additional cost to the USG.

6.10 All boxes and fittings, etc. for routing of Fire-Related signal / power cables shall be painted gloss red to signify fire-related.

6.10.1 Materials used to support any fire-related boxes or conduits are not required to be painted gloss red.

6.11 All removed items, except those noted as being reused are to remain the property of MHAFB;

otherwise, they shall become property of the Contractor and shall be removed from the job site.

6.11.1 MHAFB reserves the right to keep any removed items even though not noted on the

Drawings.

6.12 Any required training, inspections, tests, and reports made by the Contractor, Sub-Contractors, Local

Power Utility, trained technicians, equipment manufacturers, and others as required shall be coordinated through USG Contracting Officer (KO) and USG Project Manager (PM).

7.0 REQUIREMENTS – POWER STUDY

7.1 The Contractor shall provide the following studies to USG KO and USGPM that is “tailored” to the equipment procured for the new Switching Station, Bldg 1017.

7.1.1 Power Flow

7.1.2 Short Circuit

7.1.3 Arc Flash

7.1.4 Coordination

7.1.5 Reliability

7.2 The format of the above studies shall be in latest version of EasyPower modeling software.

7.2.1 The USG will provide the Contractor the current model of MHAFB Electrical Power grid in

EasyPower.

7.3 The studies shall be formally submitted as an “Informational Submittal” and shall be reviewed / approved by USG prior to the Contractor procuring the equipment.

8.0 REQUIREMENTS – COORDINATION WITH LOCAL POWER UTILITY

8.1 Contractor shall coordinate with the Local Power Utility to transition aerial lines from the Substation to new utility poles installed for the new MHAFB Switching Station (Bldg 1017).

8.2 Contractor shall coordinate those onsite activities involving the Local Power Utility with appointed USG Contracting Officer (KO) and USG Project Manager (PM) at least 14 calendar days’ notice.

8.2.1 The Contractor shall provide personnel identification of those personnel needing MHAFB access to USG Contracting Specialist (KS) and/or USG Contracting Officer (KO).

9.0 REQUIREMENTS - ENVIRONMENTAL

9.1 The Contractor shall adhere to PCB sampling plans as per Project’s Specification, to include the

40 CFR requirements (EPA provided the Sampling porous surfaces SOP) per USC §761.61. This analysis shall be performed at the existing Switching Station, Bldg 1406 on concrete, asphalt, and soils, regardless of removal, as if PCB contamination is discovered above the regulatory level the soils, it shall be disposed of at an appropriate offsite disposal facility as determined by sample analysis results.

9.2 The Contractor is responsible for all soil disposal within the construction area as per the Air Force and DOD policy, no exceptions, and it is not ERA eligible. (i.e., the Contractor is responsible for sampling and disposal). Anything outside the construction area would be considered for 10 USC 2703 (Environmental Restoration Account – ERA) eligibility if it meets those requirements.

9.3 The Contractor shall excavate as necessary as per Design Drawings to:

9.3.1 Install new conduits under roadway to new Switching Station.

9.3.2 No existing active utilities shall be disturbed.

9.3.2.1 Power

9.3.2.2 Communications (Fiber and POTS)

9.3.2.3 Water

9.3.2.4 Stormwater

9.3.2.5 Sewer

9.3.2.6 Gas

9.4 For soils to be reused on-base, they must meet EPA Industrial RSL standards and Idaho DEQ approval for reuse. Any materials that are non-hazardous but exceed soil reuse levels will have to be disposed of at a subtitle D landfill.

9.5 The Contractor shall strictly adhere to the following soil testing requirements for the existing Switching Station, Bldg 1406:

9.5.1 Any excess soil or base-coarse shall be analyzed for on-base reuse as fill.

9.5.2 One ten-point composite sample shall be taken per 100 cubic yards of material and tested for TOTAL RCRA 8 Metals. If the TOTAL RCRA 8 Metals analysis contains a total constituent result greater than 20 times the RCRA regulatory limit, mandatory TCLP analysis for that sample shall be conducted (for a hazardous waste determination). A modification to the contract will be required for TCLP analysis.

9.5.3 Test results shall be submitted to the CO for evaluation.

9.5.4 Once approved, the excess material shall be transported to Red Fir Avenue, outside the

Munitions Storage Area. The UGS Project Manager (PM) will identify the exact location.

9.5.5 The material will only require dumping; no grading or compaction is required.

9.5.6 If the material is unsuitable for reuse as fill, a modification to the contract will be required.

9.5.7 Provided a PCB sample and analysis plan based on the attached PCB sampling document for review and approval. Sample and test according to the approved PCB plan. No soil, concrete or asphalt shall be disturbed until testing has been submitted and approved.

9.6 The Contractor shall strictly adhere to the following soil testing requirements for the new Switching Station, Bldg 1017

9.6.1 The location of the new switching station is suspected to contain chlordane, a hazardous pesticide. Any excess soil or base course shall be analyzed to determine disposal and/or re-use on MHAFB.

9.6.2 One ten-point composite sample shall be taken for every 100 cubic yards of material and tested for TCLP RCRA Metals and TCLP for Chlorinated Pesticides (for a hazardous waste determination).

9.6.3 One ten-point composite sample shall also be taken for every 100 cubic yards of material and analyzed for TOTAL RCRA Metals and TOTAL for Chlorinated Pesticides (for a reuse determination).

9.6.4 Test results shall be submitted to the CO for evaluation.

9.6.5 If the material is tested after excavation and stockpiling, the soil shall be placed on an impermeable membrane, covered, and labeled as hazardous waste pending analysis.

9.6.6 The soil shall be tested and disposed of within 90 days of excavation.

9.6.7 The soil is expected to be considered non-hazardous, requiring disposal at the subtitle D landfill. If testing indicates the soil is suitable for reuse on-base (approval is required), please coordinate with the project PM for the exact location. If testing indicates the material is considered hazardous waste, the soil shall be disposed of at a subtitle C landfill.

In either case, a modification to the contract will be required.

9.7 The Contractor shall strictly adhere to the following soil testing requirements for the excavation at Liberator Road and 7th Avenue:

9.7.1 Any excess soil or base-coarse shall be analyzed for on-base reuse as fill.

9.7.2 One ten-point composite sample shall be taken per 100 cubic yards of material and tested for TOTAL RCRA 8 Metals, BTEXN and PAH. If the TOTAL RCRA 8 Metals analysis contains a total constituent result greater than 20 times the RCRA regulatory limit, mandatory TCLP analysis for that sample shall be conducted (for a hazardous waste determination). A modification to the contract will be required for TCLP analysis.

9.7.3 Test results shall be submitted to the CO for evaluation.

9.7.4 Once approved, the excess material shall be transported to Red Fir Avenue, outside the

Munitions Storage Area. The PM will identify the exact location.

9.7.5 The material will only require dumping; no grading or compaction is required.

9.7.6 If the material is unsuitable for reuse as fill, a modification to the contract will be required.

9.8 Nesting birds on the ground, in trees, buildings, or powerlines are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. The following species are known and could be affected within the construction area: (a) burrowing owls, (b) swallows, (c) ravens / crows, (d) magpies, (e) ferruginous hawk, and (f) California gull.

9.9 A burrowing owl survey shall be completed prior to starting work between the months of April- August. A 10-day notification is required for the Natural Resource Program Manager to conduct the survey. No work shall be completed until the survey is complete and approval to commence work has been issued.

9.10 The following materials shall be recycled and/or reused at the Mountain Home AFB Recycle Center: metals (ferrous and nonferrous), cardboard, paper, plastic (#1 and #2), and stackable 4-way pallets (48”x40”). Storage containers for materials can be provided for use. Coordinate in advance with the Solid Waste Program Manager.

10.0 REQUIREMENTS – LAYDOWN YARDS

10.1 The USG shall designate two areas to be used as Laydown Yards. (See Figure 1 through Figure 3for details)

10.1.1 Job Site Laydown Yard shall be adjacent to the location for the new Switching

Station (Bldg 1017) that will be available as Contractor’s Office area and Fabrication.

10.1.1.1 There shall be chain-link fence with temporary post blocks for stanchions.

10.1.1.2 Signage placards with company name and contact information shall be securely affixed to four corners of the fencing.

10.1.1.3 Attached to the chain-link fencing, a heavy-duty anti-view mesh screen (“Privacy” or “Sniper Screen”) shall be attached.

10.1.1.3.1 The privacy screen shall obstruct view by at least 90%.

10.1.1.4 Portable toilets shall be available nearby and shall be serviced on a regular basis

10.1.1.5 Trash bins shall be available and shall be emptied on a regular basis such that no debris will be subject to runway activities at MHAFB.

10.1.1.5.1 Weight tickets of all material removed from MHAFB shall be provided to the USG on the first of each month.

10.1.1.6 USG will provide recycle trash bins for (a) carboard and (b) metals

10.1.1.6.1 Coordinate with USG Project Inspector to provide trash bins on site.

10.1.2 Material Laydown Yard shall be at the Red Fir gravel pit area that will be available for material drop-offs and storage.

10.1.2.1 Exact location to be vetted with USG Project Manager and/or USG Project

Inspector with a maximum area of 22,500 ft2 (equivalent to 150-ft x 150-ft).

10.1.2.2 There shall be chain-link fence with temporary post blocks for stanchions.

10.1.2.3 Signage placards with company name and contact information shall be securely affixed to four corners of the fencing.

10.1.2.4 Electrical power will not be available at this location.

10.1.2.5 Trash bins shall be available and shall be emptied on a regular basis such that no debris will be subject to runway activities at MHAFB.

10.1.2.5.1 Weight tickets of all material removed from MHAFB shall be provided to the USG on the first of each month.

10.1.2.6 USG will provide recycle trash bins for (a) carboard and (b) metals

10.1.2.6.1 Coordinate with USG Project Inspector to provide trash bins on site.

11.0 REQUIREMENTS – TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION POWER REQUIREMENTS

11.1 The Contractor shall provide their own step-down transformer at the Laydown Yard adjacent to the new Switching Station (Bldg 1017), using either SecTER boxes JC-005 or JC-010. Both are rated at 600A and have spare bushing sets available at 200A for use. (See Figure 4 for details)

11.2 The temporary transformer shall meet the following requirements.

11.2.1 Size transformer accordingly.

11.2.2 Transformer Specs

11.2.2.1 12,470-Volts / 7200-Volts Wye primary

11.2.2.2 120-Volts / 208 Volts Wye secondary

11.2.3 Three (3) off/on switches (one for primary side A, one for primary side B, and one for transformer secondary side.

11.2.3.1 The four-position rotary switch mechanism shall not be selected for use.

11.2.4 Feed-Through with Lighting arrestors on the B Primary side while the A side is feeding the transformer.

11.2.4.1 Recommend oil-submersed bayonet fusing, gauges, pressure relief valve, drain valve, etc.

11.2.5 Recommend Cooper or Hitachi. USG does not recommend Howard or any other reconditioned transformer.

12.0 REQUIREMENTS – SCADA COMMUNICATIONS

12.1 The Contractor shall provide as a minimum MODBUS TCP communications availability for SCADA

Network connection.

12.2 Must meet requirements for Civil Engineering Control Systems DAFGM2022-32-01.

12.3 The Contractor shall coordinate with COMMS Squadron and USG Project Manager (PM) to determine the best conduit path to pull 12-strands, single-mode fiber cable to Bldg 900.

12.3.1 All switches must be compatible with MHAFB switch standards.

12.3.2 Establish SCADA controls in Bldg 1300 and Bldg 1354 of network configuration, switch positions, network status, power flow, etc. with appropriate software.

13.0 REQUIREMENTS – MASS NOTIFICATION SYSTEM

13.1 The Honeywell Silent Knight Addressable FAP/MNS shall communicate with the Transceiver and report to the head-end receiving station at the Fire Station, Bldg 206.

13.2 USG will only accept a 24-hour test with 15-mintue operational load test based upon having a combination FAP/MNS system and the system electrical draw per NFPA.

13.3 USG will only accept a combination FAP/MNS.

13.4 The MNS power supply shall meet at least the minimum requirements for standby power capacity. In addition, immediately upon loss of normal AC power, secondary (standby) power shall provide a minimum of 60 minutes of mass notification at the maximum connected load.

13.5 The MNS shall incorporate the following requirments:

13.5.1 All tones that proceed each pre-recorded message shall be a different tone than that of the fire alarm system tone.

13.5.2 All recorded messages shall be in a female voice and in English.

13.5.3 All recorded messages shall override the fire alarm system.

13.5.4 The MNS shall have the following eight (8) pre-recorded messages.

13.5.4.1 Shelter in Place

13.5.4.1.1 Three 1000 Hz tones (1-second each) are played, followed by the message.

13.5.4.1.2 “Attention, attention. A terrorist threat has been received. Effective immediately, implement shelter in place procedures. All personnel should remain calm and stay where you are. Shut down HVAC systems and await further instructions.”

13.5.4.1.3 Provide a 2-second pause…repeat the message.

13.5.4.2 Bomb Threat

13.5.4.2.1 Three 1000 Hz tones (1-second each) are played, followed by the message.

13.5.4.2.2 “Attention, attention. A bomb threat has been issued for this building. All personnel are to evacuate immediately using the nearest exit. Further instructions will be issued outside the building by emergency response teams”.

13.5.4.2.3 Provide a 2-second pause…repeat the message.

13.5.4.3 Active Shooter

13.5.4.3.1 Three 1000 Hz tones (1-second each) are played, followed by the message.

13.5.4.3.2 “Lockdown, lockdown, lockdown. Active shooter on base, active shooter on base. Lockdown, lockdown, lockdown”.

13.5.4.3.3 Provide a 2-second pause…repeat the message.

13.5.4.4 Exercise Active Shooter

13.5.4.4.1 Three 1000 Hz tones (1-second each) are played, followed by the message.

13.5.4.4.2 “Exercise, exercise, exercise active shooter on base. Lockdown, lockdown, lockdown”.

13.5.4.4.3 Provide a 2-second pause…repeat the message.

13.5.4.5 Weather Warning-Lightning Within 5 Miles

13.5.4.5.1 Three 1000 Hz tones (1-second each) are played, followed by the message.

13.5.4.5.2 “A weather warning has been issued for observed lightning within 5 nautical miles of the base and is valid from now until further notice”.

13.5.4.5.3 Provide a 2-second pause…repeat the message.

13.5.4.6 Fire Emergency

13.5.4.6.1 Three 1000 Hz tones (1-second each) are played, followed by the message.

13.5.4.6.2 “May I have your attention please? A fire emergency has been reported in this building. Please leave the building by the nearest exit or exit stairway. Do not use elevators”.

13.5.4.6.3 Provide a 2-second pause…repeat the message.

13.5.4.7 System Test

13.5.4.7.1 Three 1000 Hz tones (1-second each) are played, followed by the message.

13.5.4.7.2 “This is a system test, please take no action, this is only a test”.

13.5.4.7.3 Provide a 2-second pause…repeat the message.

13.5.4.8 All Clear

13.5.4.8.1 Three 1000 Hz tones (1-second each) are played, followed by the message.

13.5.4.8.2 “All Clear, the emergency has now ended. Please resume normal operations. Thank you for your cooperation”.

13.5.4.8.3 Provide a 2-second pause…repeat the message.

14.0 USG FURNISHED EQUIPMENT (GFE)

14.1 Base Civil Engineering Squadron (CES) will provide all current and as-builts drawings upon request.

When drawings are not available, the Contractor shall be responsible to attain required information during the site survey / inspection.

14.2 CES will provide the Contractor the current model of MHAFB Electrical Power grid in EasyPower format upon request.

14.3 All files will be available upon request via cloud for a 7-day period by Base Civil Engineering Squadron (CES) Project Manager (PM).

Figure 1 -- LAYDOWN YARDS LOCATION

Figure 2 -- MATERIAL LAYDOWN YARD LOCATION

Figure 3 -- JOBSITE LAYDOWN YARD LOCATION

Figure 4 -- TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION POWER LOCATIONS