NIFC 110_215_410A Fire Alarm Replace - Prologue Rev1_0001.pdf
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- 140L3721R0007
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This document outlines requirements for a combined federal construction project involving fire alarm replacements at three buildings located on the National Interagency Fire Center campus in Boise, Idaho. The scope of work includes replacing fire alarms and switchgear at building 110, infrastructure upgrades including a fire alarm replacement, HVAC work, and electrical service disconnect at building 410A, and replacing the fire alarm at building 215. The construction period of performance is 180 days, with work in building 215 to commence after October 1, 2021. The buildings will remain occupied during construction, which must be completed within 30 days per building and coordinated with the contracting officer representative. The solicitation number for this combined opportunity is 140L3721R0007.
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United States Department of the Interior
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Fire and Aviation 3833 S Development Ave
Boise, Idaho 83705-5354
Revision 1: 18 May February 2021
PROLOGUE
This solicitation is combining three separate construction document sets, each in separate buildings and all on the same campus. The government will provide one combined award to one vendor. All work shall be encompassed within one award and one period of performance. All buildings are on the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) campus at 3833 S. Development Ave Boise, ID 83705.
See the Bid Documents for specific information on the project.
Building 1: NIFC 110-TRN Fire Alarm and Switchgear Replacement
1. Building address: 110-Training (TRN) building at 3815 S Development Ave Boise, ID 83705
2. General scope: Replacing the existing fire alarm for the non-fully sprinklered building, and replacing the Switchgear.
3. Existing Building Construction: Built in 1970. Constructed of concrete exterior panels, CMU block walls, and metal stud interior partition framing with dropped acoustic tiles in a grid ceiling, with concrete floors and wood truss roof over the main floor. Consists of two stories with a basement and a main floor.
Building 2: NIFC 410A-ITS Infrastructure Upgrades
1. Building address: 410A-Information Systems (ITS) building at 2121 W Robinson Road Boise, ID 83705
2. General scope: The construction of infrastructure upgrades. That includes replacement of the existing fire alarm system for the non-sprinklered building, replacement of one roof-mounted air-handling unit into two split systems, and the disconnect and removal of the 480V power service at the building.
3. Existing Building Construction: Original construction in 1976. Concrete reinforced CMU block walls, dropped ceiling with glued acoustic tiles and T-grid acoustic tiles, raised flooring and slab on grade construction.
4. Change from Construction Drawings: Drawing M302 – Delete from HVAC Sequence of Operation the following - “ Temperature Control – The discharge air temperature setpoint will be reset as the zone temperature changes.”
Building 3: NIFC 215-GBK Fire Alarm Replacement
1. Building address: 215-Great Basin Cache (GBK) building at 2399 W Robinson Road Boise, ID 83705
2. General scope: Replacing the existing fire alarm for the non-fully sprinklered building.
3. Existing Building Construction: Original construction in 1969, with an expansion in 1991. Constructed with concrete reinforced CMU block walls, roof with steel trusses and wood beams, drywall ceiling in the warehouse, dropped acoustic grid ceiling in the office portion, and slab on grade construction. The office portion consists of two stories. The warehouse portion has fire sprinklers while the office portion does not, so the building is considered non-fully sprinklered.
3.4.Special access: Access to Shop 101 and Ammunition Storage 102 requires an escort at all times and shall be scheduled with the COR a minimum of one day in advance.
Generic Information pertinent to all projects
1. Construction Period: The construction period of performance is 180 days for this work.
Physical construction in 215-GBK shall not start until after October 1, 2021.
2. Building Occupancy: The buildings will be occupied during this construction project.
Major construction shall be completed within 30 days from start of work in each building. Contractor shall coordinate with the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) a minimum of one week ahead of any work that requires occupant moves. Modular furniture to remain in place during construction. Power disruptions shall be coordinated with COR a minimum of three days prior to scheduled disruption and power shall only be off for 48 hours at a time in each building. During power outage, contractor shall provide freeze protection for plumbing and equipment.. Contractor shall provide all safety barriers required for contractor and occupant safety, as well as dust protection for equipment on work surfaces.
3. Fire Alarm Radio: In addition to telephone communication, new fire alarm panels shall have a radio transmitter installed that is capable of transmitting to a UL listed alarm monitoring company and shall follow NFPA standards. The radio transmitter programming chip specific to the Alarm monitoring company is not expected to be installed under this project. The government will activate the radio signaling transmittal function at a later date.
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3.5.Security: NIFC is a secure site with a controlled security entrance.
a. Prior to commencing work, the contractor shall provide a list to the Contracting Officer containing names for all contractor personnel who will work on NIFC.
Any changes to the list shall be provided to the COR a minimum of one day prior to arrival.
b. All contractors’ personnel shall present an official US Government or State Government issued photo identification at the security gate. Starting October 2021, State Government issued ID must be REAL ID-compliant to be accepted.
ID’s will be compared to the contractor’s personnel list.
c. All the contractors’ personnel shall wear NIFC furnished visitor badges in a visible location at all times while on the campus and return the badge at the end of each day, or at the completion of the project. Badge turn-in is at the discretion of the NIFC Security Manager.
d. Contractor personnel shall not enter the site more than 30 minutes prior to the start of the scheduled workday and must leave the campus within 30 minutes of the scheduled workday completion.
4.6.Contractor Area: A lay-down, staging, and contractor-provided portable toilet area will be designated for the project. Physical size of area required will be coordinated with the government upon award.
5.7.Work Hours: Construction work shall be conducted during regular office hours which are 7:00 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday with exceptions for holidays and early releases. Contractor requested work during holidays, evenings, nights, and weekends will be considered by the government Contracting Officer, on a case-by-case basis.
6.8.Pre-Bid Construction Meeting: The pre-bid construction meeting shall be held on April 26th at 10:00 Local Time. See solicitation for specific information.
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