24-4011_DDR_ScopeofWork-SOW_2025_0612.pdf

XLWU-24-4011 DDR, Tyndall AFB 27 May 2025

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Renovate Suite 140, B1601 for Drug 3

Demand Reduction (DDR) Facility 4

TYNDALL AFB, FLORIDA 7

Project Number: XLWU 24-4011 8

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 10

DIVISION 010000........................................................................................................................................................ 4 11

011100 SUMMARY OF WORK: POP ............................................................................................................................ 4 12 011100 SUMMARY OF WORK: SITE LOCATION AND PROJECT DESCRIPTION ............................................................. 4 13

DIVISION 030000 CONCRETE ................................................................................................................................ 6 14 033000 CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE ........................................................................................................................... 6 15 033000 CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE - SLAB ON GRADE .............................................................................................. 6 16

DIVISION 050000 METALS ...................................................................................................................................... 6 17 051200 STRUCTURAL STEEL ...................................................................................................................................... 6 18 054000 COLD FORMED METAL FRAMING ................................................................................................................. 6 19

DIVISION 060000 WOOD, PLASTICS, AND COMPOSITES .............................................................................. 6 20 061000 ROUGH CARPENTRY ...................................................................................................................................... 6 21 064000 FINISH CARPENTRY ....................................................................................................................................... 7 22 066116 SOLID SURFACE FABRICATIONS .................................................................................................................... 7 23

DIVISION 070000 THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION ...................................................................... 7 24 071000 DAMPROOFING/WATERPROOFING ................................................................................................................ 7 25 072100 THERMAL INSULATION .................................................................................................................................. 8 26 076000 FLASHING AND SHEET METAL ...................................................................................................................... 8 27 072700 AIR BARRIER SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................... 8 28 078000 UFGS SERIES FIREPROOFING/FIRESTOPPING ............................................................................................. 9 29 079200 JOINT SEALANTS ........................................................................................................................................... 9 30

DIVISION 080000 OPENINGS .................................................................................................................................. 9 31 081113 STEEL DOORS AND FRAMES .......................................................................................................................... 9 32 081400 WOOD DOORS ................................................................................................................................................ 9 33 083100 ACCESS DOORS AND PANELS ....................................................................................................................... 10 34 084113 ALUMINUM FRAMED ENTRANCES ............................................................................................................... 10 35 085659 SERVICE WINDOW UNIT .............................................................................................................................. 10 36 087100 HARDWARE.................................................................................................................................................. 11 37 087100 HARDWARE - LOCKSETS .............................................................................................................................. 12 38 087100 HARDWARE – PANIC EXIT DEVICES ............................................................................................................ 12 39 087100 HARDWARE - HINGES .................................................................................................................................. 12 40 087100 HARDWARE - CLOSERS ................................................................................................................................ 12 41 087100 HARDWARE – WALL STOPS ......................................................................................................................... 12 42 087100 HARDWARE - THRESHOLDS ......................................................................................................................... 12 43 087100 HARDWARE - WEATHERSTRIPPING ............................................................................................................. 12 44 087100 HARDWARE – SILENCERS ............................................................................................................................ 13 45 087100 HARDWARE – KNOX BOX ............................................................................................................................. 13 46 088100 – GLAZING ................................................................................................................................................... 13 47

DIVISION 090000 FINISHES .................................................................................................................................. 13 48 092900 GYPSUM BOARD .......................................................................................................................................... 13 49 093100 PORCELAIN TILE ......................................................................................................................................... 13 50 095100 ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANELS AND GRID ................................................................................................... 14 51 096500 RESILIENT FLOORING ................................................................................................................................. 14 52 096500 RESILIENT FLOORING – RESILIENT WALL BASE: ....................................................................................... 14 53 096800 CARPETING .................................................................................................................................................. 14 54 099000 PAINTS AND COATINGS ................................................................................................................................ 15 55

DIVISION 100000 SPECIALTIES .......................................................................................................................... 15 56

101400.10 EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ............................................................................................................................... 15 57

101400.20 INTERIOR SIGNAGE ................................................................................................................................ 16 58 102113 TOILET COMPARTMENTS ............................................................................................................................. 19 59 102600 WALL AND DOOR PROTECTION ................................................................................................................... 19 60

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102813 TOILET ACCESSORIES ................................................................................................................................. 19 61 104416 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ................................................................................................................................. 19 62 105113 METAL LOCKERS ......................................................................................................................................... 19 63

DIVISION 120000 FURNISHINGS ......................................................................................................................... 20 64 124813 ENTRANCE FLOOR MATS AND FRAMES....................................................................................................... 20 65 129300 SITE FURNISHINGS ...................................................................................................................................... 20 66

DIVISION 210000 FIRE SUPPRESSION ............................................................................................................... 20 67 210000 FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS ...................................................................................................................... 21 68 210000 FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS - LIFE SAFETY: ............................................................................................. 21 69 210000 FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS: SPRINKLER SYSTEM ..................................................................................... 22 70

DIVISION 220000 PLUMBING ............................................................................................................................... 22 71 220000 PLUMBING SYSTEM – GENERAL PURPOSE .................................................................................................. 22 72 220000 PLUMBING SYSTEM – TOILETS AND URINALS ............................................................................................. 23 73 220000 PLUMBING SYSTEM – A BOTTLE FILLER WITH WASH SINK. .......................................................................... 23 74 220000 PLUMBING SYSTEM - WATER SUPPLY AND SANITARY SEWER ..................................................................... 24 75 220000 PLUMBING SYSTEM - BACKFLOW PREVENTER ............................................................................................ 25 76 220000 PLUMBING SYSTEM - WATER METER .......................................................................................................... 25 77 220000 PLUMBING SYSTEM - VALVES ...................................................................................................................... 25 78 220000 PLUMBING SYSTEM - WASTEWATER COLLECTION AND CONVEYANCE SYSTEMS......................................... 25 79 220000 PLUMBING SYSTEM - WASTEWATER PIPING ................................................................................................ 26 80

DIVISION 230000 HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING (HVAC) ................................. 26 81 230000 HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING (HVAC) ...................................................................... 26 82 230000 HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING (HVAC): FRCS .......................................................... 26 83

DIVISION 250000 CYBERSECURITY .................................................................................................................. 27 84 250000 CYBERSECURITY .......................................................................................................................................... 27 85 250000 CYBERSECURITY - FRCS: ........................................................................................................................... 27 86 250000 CYBERSECURITY - FRCS CONTROLS AND MONITORING: ............................................................................ 27 87

DIVISION 260000 ELECTRICAL .......................................................................................................................... 30 88 260000 ELECTRICAL ................................................................................................................................................ 30 89 260000 ELECTRICAL - POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS .......................................................................................... 30 90 260000 ELECTRICAL - CONVENIENCE AND POWER RECEPTACLES .......................................................................... 31 91 260923 LIGHTING CONTROL DEVICES ..................................................................................................................... 31 92 265100 INTERIOR LIGHTING .................................................................................................................................... 31 93 265600 EXTERIOR LIGHTING ................................................................................................................................... 32 94

DIVISION 270000 COMMUNICATIONS .............................................................................................................. 32 95 270000 COMMUNICATIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 32 96 274100 AUDIO VISUAL ............................................................................................................................................. 32 97

DIVISION 280000 ELECTRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY (ESS) ............................................................... 33 98 280000 ELECTRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY (ESS)................................................................................................ 33 99

DIVISION 280000 ELECTRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY (ESS) ............................................................... 33 100 310000 EARTHWORK ................................................................................................................................................ 33 101 310000 EARTHWORK: BORROW MATERIAL ............................................................................................................. 33 102 0311100 CLEARING AND GRUBBING ........................................................................................................................ 33 103

DIVISION 320000 EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS ............................................................................................. 33 104 320533 LANDSCAPE ESTABLISHMENT ..................................................................................................................... 33 105 321619 CONCRETE CURBS, GUTTERS AND SIDEWALKS ........................................................................................... 33 106 329223 SODDING AND SEEDING ............................................................................................................................... 34 107 328424 IRRIGATION SYSTEMS – TEMPORARY AND ABOVE GROUND ONLY.............................................................. 34 108 APPENDICES ........................................................................................................................................................ 35 109

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Division 010000 111

011100 Summary of Work: POP 113 A. This project has an estimated period of performance (PoP) from Notification to Proceed (NTP) 114 through completion and turnover of the facility back to the Government for mission operations 115 with a break down of 120 calendar days for construction documents and 240 calendar days for 116 construction. 117

011100 Summary of Work: Site Location and Project Description 119 A. Site Location: This project is located in Bay County, Florida at Tyndall Air Force Base, on the 120

“support” side of the main base. The site is the interior suite 140, and some exterior, of building 121 1601. 122

1. The scope of the project includes the contract construction documents and 123 renovation/construction of a Drug Demand Reduction (DDR) facility. 124

2. The notional drawings in Appendix A, of this SOW, presents the layout for the site work and 125 interior floor plan for 35% RFP Bid. This design is a concept and is subject to change based 126 on DOR’s final design. 127

3. The awarded contractor will develop contract construction documents and provide 128 renovation/construction disciplines for build out of the Drug Demand Reduction (DDR) 129 facility. 130

4. Following numerous coordination charrettes with stakeholders, the Appendix A site work 131 and floor plan is the final layout. The awarded contractor must use the plan in the awarded 132 SOW and not alter it. Altering the plan will need the contractors justification and then 133 approval from the base stakeholders. 134

5. For the reader of this SOW’s, from the numerous charrettes an adjacency matrix has been 135 developed and has been used to layout the floor plan in appendix A. 136

B. The area of work for the interior renovation/construction is approximately 1,500 square feet. The 138 exterior area effected is approximately 1,465 square feet. 139

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1. The building components is required to meet the wind speed of 165 mph in alignment with 141 the requirements of the HQ USAF A4C Memorandum for Tyndall AFB Design Wind Speeds 142 and Envelope Protection. 143

2. The design of the building and the materials selected must be of high quality, durable and 144 easily maintained. The 325th Base Architect at Tyndall AFB will make final selections 145 related to all colors and textures for the interior and exterior of building from manufacturer's 146 standard color range provided during the submittal phase from the contractor. 147

C. The government will furnish the FFE for the building EXCEPT for Metal Lockers and Fire 148 extinguishers and the fire extinguisher cabinets. The appendices section in the SOW shows 149 government owned existing equipment for the information of the DB Team. 150

D. Interiors functions include: 151

1. Check-In, Check-Out, Waiting and Testing Area (Restrooms and Bottle Fill Hand Washing) 152

2. Break Room: 153

a. Clear solid Oak Wood Cabinets (lower and upper) with solid surface countertop top. 154

b. Undermount bar type Stainless Steel Sink 36” x 18” x 9” deep minimum 155

3. Conference: 156

a. Clear solid Oak Wood Cabinets 84” Tall Storage Each cabinet is 36” wide x 72” tall x 24” 157 deep, flush doors with white glass/magnetic marker board attached on all doors 158

b. All doors Lockable cabinet doors. 159

4. Office, Secure Storage (Locking Lockset) and Shipping Area 160

5. Test Drop and Dutch Door Transaction Counter 161

a. Provide blocking in wall for CFCI stainless steel test drop shelves with brackets. 162

b. Provide Clear solid Oak Wood Dutch Door to be locked with transaction counter of 12” 163 deep. 164

c. On the waiting side of the check-out Dutch Door and check-in transaction window provide 165 doorbells that are durable and can handle heavy use, stainless steel. Each doorbell must 166

Scope of Work (SOW) provide a distinct chime so that the administration knows if it is a check-in or check -out 167 donor. 168

Division 030000 Concrete 170

033000 Cast In Place Concrete 172 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 033000 Cast in 173

Place Concrete 174 B. The Contractor must advise the government 48 hours, in advance, before performing any concrete 175 pouring, backfilling, wall pouring, or test operation that will encase or cover the work. 176 C. Provide Non – combustible Structural systems throughout the SOW. 177 033000 Cast In Place Concrete - Slab on Grade 178 A. As determined by the DB Team, provide a standard concrete slab on grade. 179 B. Provisions must be incorporated to prevent differential settlement between slab sections and slab 180 to building at all joints. 181 C. Provide reinforced concrete slab on grade to meet loading requirements as analyzed, calculated 182 and designed by a registered structural engineer. 183 D. Depress slab where necessary for special floor finishes, and pits. 184 E. Depress slab at storefront entries for recessed walk off mats. 185 F. Where slab on grade is below the existing adjacent exterior grade, provide water/ damp proofing 186 and a perimeter drainage system to remove ground water from the area immediately adjacent to 187 the buildings. 188

G. Provide perimeter insulation. 189 H. Just prior to placing concrete slab on grade and just prior to backfilling around concrete or 190 masonry foundations for structures, soil termite treatment must be applied. 191

Division 050000 Metals 193

051200 Structural Steel 195 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 051200 196

Structural Steel. 197 054000 Cold Formed Metal Framing 198 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 054000 Cold 199 formed metal framing. 200 B. Demising walls must have minimum 6-inch, 16-gauge structural steel studs, at 16 inches on center. 201 C. Cold-formed metal framing must have a minimum G60 coating for interior applications and a 202 minimum G90 coating for exterior applications. Avoid bearing cold-formed metal framing directly 203 on the slab-on-grade at exterior conditions. A 6-inch minimum curb is required to limit corrosion 204 potential. 205

Division 060000 Wood, Plastics, and Composites 207

061000 Rough Carpentry 209 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 061000 Rough 210

Carpentry 211

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B. Rough carpentry materials are to be used for project layout, concrete forming, and support of 212 new construction. 213

C. Provide fire-treated wood blocking, only, and as required. 214 D. Use non combustible building materials, only. No wood, of any kind, including plywood is to be 215 used for the exterior and interior wall assembly and structural construction. 216

064000 Finish Carpentry 218 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 064000 Finish 219

Carpentry 220 B. Comply with the specified provisions of the Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) P-208, 221

Quality Standards Illustrated (latest edition). The standards for base cabinets and wall cabinets 222 are as follows: 223

1. Wood Casework: AWI Section 400, Premium Grade 224

a. Species Type: Oak 225

b. Sawn Type: Rift or Quarter Sawn 226

c. Stain: Clear coat – no stain. 227

2. Shop Finishing: AWI Section 1500, Premium Grade 228

3. Installation: AWI Section 1700, Premium Grade 229

C. Wall and base cabinet assemblies must consist of individual units joined into continuous 230 sections. Fastenings and anchorage must be accomplished to permit removal and replacement of 231 individual units without affecting the remainder of the installation. 232

D. Drawers must be removable, equipped with extra heavy duty, full extension guides, and must be 233 equipped with position stops to avoid accidental complete withdrawals. 234

E. Shelves must be 3/4-inch thick minimum and be fixed or adjustable as indicated. 235 F. Cabinet door hardware must be premium grade and allow for multi directional adjustments. 236 G. Provide 2'-0" minimum between countertop and underside of upper cabinets. 237 H. Provide millwork plans, elevations, and section details in 100% and IFC drawings. 238

066116 Solid Surface Fabrications 240 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 066116 Solid 241

Surface Fabrications 242 B. Countertops and windowsills must be made of 1/2-inch solid surfacing material. 243

1. Basis of Design: Wilsonart “Morning Ice” 9204CE 244 C. Fabricate tops in one piece, unless otherwise indicated. Where fabrication requires two pieces, 245 align the adjacent butting solid-surface material and form the joints seamless without voids. 246 D. Comply with the solid-surfacing-material manufacturer's written recommendations for adhesives, 247 sealers, fabrication, and finishing 248

Division 070000 Thermal and Moisture Protection 250 A. Comply with UFC 1-200-02 High Performance and Sustainable Building Requirements and 251

ASHRAE 90.1. 252

B. Per ASHRAE 90.1 Tyndall AFB is in Climate Zone 2A Hot Humid 253

071000 Damproofing/Waterproofing 255 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for 071000 UFGS 256

Damproofing/Waterproofing 257

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B. Incorporate vapor retarders at exterior wall and roofing assemblies on the humid moisture-laden 258 warm side of the wall or roof to restrict moisture from entering the facility envelope. 259

C. Provide vapor barriers under and around slab-on-grade foundations and footings to prevent 260 moisture vapor from rising up from the subgrade through the concrete and entering into interior 261 spaces. 262

D. Provide a continuous barrier to prevent moisture from entering the building and wall and roof 263 construction cavities that can lead to moisture problems. 264

072100 Thermal Insulation 266 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 072100 267

Thermal Insulation 268 B. R-Value to comply with the minimum requirements of the UFC and ASHRAE 90.1 for walls, 269 floors, ceilings, and roofs. 270 C. Use continuous insulation techniques. Exterior wall systems must only use polyisocyanurate on 271 the exterior of the structure. The outboard insulation (the “perfect” wall) must have vapor 272 retarders. 273

D. Miscellaneous voids must use spray polyurethane insulation to fill gaps and provide a continuous 274 thermal barrier. 275

076000 Flashing and Sheet Metal 277 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 076000 278

Flashing and Sheet Metal 279 B. Seal exterior wall openings and interior side furred-out walls for water infiltration. Rough 280 openings must be continuously flashed and designed with a step or lap to prevent water 281 penetration. Preventing water penetration into wall cavities will mitigate water damage and 282 mold growth. 283

072700 Air Barrier System 285

A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 072700 286 Air Barrier Systems 287

B. Air and water infiltration standards must be met for all envelope barrier assemblies. 288 C. Air barriers must be continuous across the entire building envelope, including continuity at 289 building transitions, such as at the foundation to a wall, floor-to-floor openings in walls, and 290 wall-to-roof assemblies. 291

D. Follow UFGS 072710 and 070827 Design the building enclosure with a continuous air 292 barrier to control air leakage in accordance with the requirements of ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA 293

90.1. Clearly identify all air barrier components of each envelope assembly on construction 294 documents and detail the joints, interconnections and penetrations of the air barrier 295 components. Clearly identify the boundary limits of the building air barriers and of the zone 296 or zones to be tested for building air tightness on the drawings. Include the statement of the 297 calculated six-sided area of the air barrier envelope on the drawings for each test area. 298

E. Trace a continuous plane of air tightness throughout the building envelope and make flexible 299 and seal all moving joints. Air barrier requirements must be verified per the requirements 300 noted below in Inspection. 301

F. Seal all penetrations of the air barrier. Unavoidable penetrations of the air barrier (such as 302 electrical boxes, plumbing fixture boxes, and other assemblies that are not airtight) must be 303

Scope of Work (SOW) made airtight by sealing the assembly and the interface between the assembly and the air 304 barrier or by extending the air barrier over the assembly. The air barrier must be durable to 305 last the anticipated service life of the assembly. Do not install lighting fixtures with 306 ventilation holes through the air barrier. 307

G. Compartmentalize spaces under negative pressure such as boiler rooms and provide make-up 308 air for combustion. 309

H. Perform envelope commissioning to document compliance with material and installation 310 performance requirements. Report results to the Building Commissioning coordinator and the 311 government. Review and comply with UFGS Section 019100 Building Commissioning 312

078000 UFGS Series Fireproofing/Firestopping 314

A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 078000 315 Series Fireproofing/Firestopping 316

079200 Joint Sealants 318 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 079200 319

Joint Sealants 320 B. Base Architect to review, select and approve all control, expansion and other joint sealants 321 before installation. 322

Division 080000 Openings 324

081113 Steel Doors and Frames 326 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 081113 327

Steel Doors and Frames 328 B. Unless otherwise indicated all interior doors will be 3-foot by 7-foot for single doors and 6-329 foot by 7-foot for double doors. 330 C. All interior and exterior passage doors and frames must be prefinished, shop-primed and 331 shop-finished at the factory with coatings meeting the manufacturer’s warranty for coastal 332 environments. 333

D. Doors must be made of 14-gauge galvanized steel sheet for exterior locations and 16-gauge 334 for interior locations. 335

E. Steel doors and frames must be fabricated from galvanized steel sheets with A60 or G60 336 coating designation, mill phosphatized. 337

F. All door frames shall be welded unless otherwise noted. Knock-down frames are not 338 allowed. 339

081400 Wood Doors 341

A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 081400 342 Wood Doors 343

B. Interior hollow metal steel doors must be Grade III, extra heavy-duty, Model 2, stained and 344 insulated, seamless design. 345

C. Solid Core Wood Door: 346

1. Species Type: Oak 347

2. Sawn Type: Rift or Quartered 348

3. Stain: Clear coat – no stain. 349

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083100 Access Doors and Panels 351

A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 083100 352 Access Doors and Panels. 353

B. To facilitate access to concealed equipment, provide a non-corrosive metal type access door 354 and frame, continuous hinge, keyed access. 355

C. Show all access panel locations in gypsum board ceilings shown in the reflected ceiling plans. 356

084113 Aluminum Framed Entrances 358 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 084113 359

Aluminum Framed Entrances and Storefronts 360 B. At main entry provide an anodized aluminum entrance systems with a medium-style, 361 minimum 1-3/4-inch- thick glazed door, extruded tubular rail and stile members, 362 mechanically fastened corners, snap-on extruded-aluminum glazing stops, preformed 363 gaskets, with an ADA-compliant minimum 10-inch bottom rail. 364

C. Provide ADA-compliant heavy-duty hardware with compression weather stripping, butt 365 hinges, push/pulls, exit devices, wall stops, closers, sweeps, and thresholds. 366

D. Aluminum finish must be clear anodized with an additional second protective clear ceramic 367 finish. The clear coating must meet the manufacturers finish standards for coastal 368 environment. 369

E. Exterior storefront systems must be heavy-duty commercial quality aluminum systems with 370 doors that swing outward. The rough opening must be designed to prevent water penetration, 371 including into wall cavities that can cause water damage and mold growth. 372

F. Provide thermally broken aluminum frames and sill pans. 373

085659 Service Window Unit 375 A. Provide a bullet resistant service window with speak thru and deal tray in anodized aluminum 376 in accordance with UL 752 (UNDERWRITERS LABORATORY UL 752 9th Edition 377 Standard for Bullet Resisting Equipment dated Jan. 27, 1995) 378

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087100 Hardware 382 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 087100 383

Hardware 384 B. All exterior door hardware must be stainless steel and or aluminum. 385

1. All stainless steel hardware must be Type 316 stainless steel. If Type 316 is not available 386 either as the standard or as a custom option, then the next highest corrosion-resistant 387 stainless steel must be used. 388

C. Provide, as far as possible, door hardware of one manufacturer’s make. All hardware must be 389 clearly and permanently marked by the manufacturer where it will be visible after 390 installation. 391

D. Provide ALL hardware on ALL of the exterior doors to comply with “HQ USAF A4C 392 Memorandum for Tyndall AFB Design Wind Speeds and Envelope Protection.” 393

E. Hardware must comply with the ABA Accessibility Guidelines 394

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F. Provide noncorrosive fasteners for exterior applications and elsewhere as indicated. 395 G. All exterior and interior window hardware, fasteners, and similar must be Type 316 stainless 396 steel, unless Type 316 is not manufactured for a particular hardware element. This is to 397 provide corrosion protection and to prevent galvanic action between dissimilar metals with 398 the aluminum window frame. Hardware must include threshold, door bottom, and weather 399 seal. 400

H. All doors to have stainless steel push plates, pull plates and kickplates. 401 I. Provide completed Door Schedule with Coordinating Hardware Sets at 100% Drawings and 402

IFC drawings. 403 087100 Hardware - Locksets 404

A. At exterior locations provide locksets of full stainless-steel type 302 or 304 construction 405 including fronts, strike, escutcheons, knobs, bolts, and all interior working parts. Marine 406 Grade I, fully non-ferrous. Door lock cores will be best with 7 pin cylinders. The Flight line 407 side uses “K” keyway and Base Support side uses “J” keyway. 408

B. All locksets/latch sets must be extra heavy duty commercial grade with ADA-compliant lever 409 handles. 410

C. Locksets and cores must be purchased by the contractor. The contractor must provide 411 construction cores. 412

087100 Hardware – Panic Exit Devices 413 A. Provide panic exit devices listed and labeled for panic protection, based on testing in 414 accordance with UL 305. 415 087100 Hardware - Hinges 416

A. Provide ball bearing hinges, stainless-steel hinges, and stainless-steel pins for the exterior. 417 B. Provide three hinges for 1-3/4-inch-thick doors less than 90 inches in height and four hinges 418 for doors more than 90 inches in height and include nonremovable hinge pins. 419 087100 Hardware - Closers 420

A. Provide closers with adjustable delayed opening feature and 90-degree arms. 421 B. Door Closers are required for: 422

1. Rest Room Doors 423

2. Exterior Doors 424

3. Main Entry Door 425

4. Doors in fire rated and smoke partitions 426

087100 Hardware – Wall Stops 427 A. Use floor stops only if wall stops will not work and if the floor stops will not impede traffic. 428 B. Provide wall stops as the condition dictates. If the wall stops are placed on a gypsum board 429 assembly provide heavy duty blocking so that wall stop does not break the gypsum board 430 wall and fall into the wall cavity. 431

087100 Hardware - Thresholds 432 A. Provide exterior thresholds with metal members that have compressible vinyl seals that seal 433 against the door. The base metal must be aluminum. 434 B. Interior thresholds to be, ABA, resilient rubber, and match the major adjacent materials. 435 C. Provide surface-mounted neoprene sweeps with beveled edges that seal against the threshold. 436 D. Provide floor transition details, for all transition types, in 100% and IFC drawings. 437

087100 Hardware - Weatherstripping 438 A. Exterior doors must have seals and door bottoms that prevent wind-driven rain from entering. 439

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B. Provide nonferrous metal and UV-resistant vinyl weather stripping, including on thresholds. 440 Weather stripping must be factory applied, and limit infiltration to 0.25 cfm/ft2 in accordance 441 with ASTM E 283. 442

087100 Hardware – Silencers 443 A. Provide silencers on all doors not receiving sound seals or weather stripping. 444

087100 Hardware – Knox Box 445 A. Knox box locations are in the building 1601s entrances. 446 B. Coordinate with Tyndall’s fire department representative prior to provide any additional sets 447 of master keys at each box. 448 088100 – Glazing 449

A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 088100 450 Glazing 451

B. Comply with Tyndall IFS Exterior Finish Palette for Color and Wind Speed requirements. 452

1. Glazing is to be tinted blue: Basis of Design Solarban Solarblue. Base Architect to review 453 and approve color of glazing before fabrication. 454 C. Due to ATFP requirements, high wind velocities, and potential exposure to flying debris, 455 exterior glazing must be laminated glass. Exterior windows must include an insulated glazing 456 system (low-E outer lite plus air space plus interior lite. The contractor must submit required 457 third-party certification for impact resistance. At a minimum, exterior lite must be tempered 458 and interior lite must be 1/4-inch-thick laminated glass with 0.75-mm-thick polyvinyl butyral 459 interlayer. 460

D. Comply with Turtle Lighting requirements and provide a Tvis of 40% minimum. Roller 461 shades are also required to comply with this federal regulation. 462

E. Spandrel glazing should be back painted white. 463

Division 090000 Finishes 465

092900 Gypsum Board 467 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 092900 468

Gypsum Board. 469 B. Extend finishes to the bottom edge of the gypsum board unless otherwise directed. 470 C. Imported board is not allowed. 471 D. Provide Gypsum boards ceilings at the Restrooms. 472 E. All new walls and existing walls within the scope of work must be built to the underside of the 473 metal deck and be painted and drywalled both sides. 474 093100 Porcelain Tile 475

A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 093100 476 Ceramic, Quarry, and Glass Tiling 477

B. Breaking strength to meet or exceed 250 pounds in compliance with ASTM C648. 478 C. Coefficient of Friction minimum of 0.50 (wet and dry), in compliance with ASTM C-1028, is 479 the requirement at Tyndall AFB for porcelain tile flooring. 480 D. Durability Classification: Floor tile must be Class IV—Heavy Traffic, durability classification 481 as rated by the manufacturer when tested in accordance with ASTM C-1027 for abrasion 482 resistance as related to foot traffic. 483

E. Light Reflectance Value (LRV): Provide a flooring LRV, per ASHRAE 90.1 of 20% or higher. 484 High LRVs on flooring are not acceptable. 485

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F. Color: Provide tile with through-color. Avoid solid color tiles unless designed into a pattern. 486 Colors and patterns must be approved by the Government. 487

G. Grout: Match grout color to adjacent tile color/finish. 488 H. Porcelain tile must be installed 4'-0" A.F.F. around the entire perimeter of the restroom. Paint 489 semi gloss or eggshell above. (Do not use epoxy paint) 490 I. Use Schluter strips (Basis of Design), metal strips to cover edges of tile as required. 491 J. Basis of Design: Daltile Vertuo Maestro 12”x24” and/or 24” x 24” for Floor and Wall Tile. 492

095100 Acoustical Ceiling Panels and Grid 493 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 095100 494

Acoustical Ceiling Panels and Grid 495 B. Acoustical Panel and Grid ceiling finish height 8’-0” ft minimum. 496

1. Basis of Design: USG Mars Acoustical Panels, 24” x 24”, Square Edge, 0.56-.84 NRC, 497 85% LRV, Mineral Fiber, Mold and Mildew Resistant 498

C. Metal Grid and Panels to be White. 499 D. Follow and comply with all applicable standards for acoustic requirements in the UFCs and 500 standards reference in the UFCs. 501 E. Provide ceiling suspension that meets seismic requirements under the International Building 502

Code. 503 F. Wire hangers, braces, and ties: Use zinc-coated carbon-steel; ASTM A 641, Class 1 zinc 504 coating, soft temper. 505 G. Tiles must be snug to grid, and the grid must be square and level. Penetrations must be centered 506 in tiles and the system must be centered within room. 507 096500 Resilient Flooring 508

A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 096500 509 Resilient Flooring 510

B. Basis of Design: LVT 22mm wear layer minimum 2.5 thickness 511

1. Milliken Fortified Foundations 512

096500 Resilient Flooring – Resilient Wall Base: 513 A. Wall Base to be 4” High Rubber, minimum of 1/8-inch thick, and in a color selected by the 514 base architect. Prefabricated or formed corners should not be used 515 B. All fixed millwork must have a 4-inch rubber base. 516 C. Provide rubber strip that produces a smooth transition, ABA compliant, and protects 517 exposed edges of tile and carpet. 518 D. Basis of Design: Roppe 519

096800 Carpeting 520 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 096800 521

Carpeting 522 B. Comply with the Air Force Carpet Program: MEMORANDUM FOR ALMAJCOM-FOA-523

DRU, Mandatory Use Policy for Air Force Carpet Acquisitions within the Contiguous U.S. 524 C. Basis of Design: Milliken Light Wave Pattern, modular and SEVERE TARR 525 D. Verify that concrete slabs comply with ASTM F 710 and the following: Slab substrates are 526 dry and free of cracks, ridges, depressions, scale, foreign deposits, curing compounds, 527 sealers, hardeners, and other materials that may interfere with adhesive bond. Determine 528 adhesion and dryness characteristics by performing bond and moisture tests. 529

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099000 Paints and Coatings 530 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 099000 531

Paints and Coatings 532 B. Provide Level 4 finish, unless otherwise indicated. 533 C. Provide Level 5 at walls and long corridors with high-gloss paint or walls that are exposed to 534 direct lighting (recessed, spot lighting or natural) or where indicated. 535 D. Knockdown finish is prohibited anywhere in the SOW. 536 E. Exposed Ceilings: Exposed structure must be painted or galvanized for corrosion resistance. 537 F. Exposed structure must be painted with paint color of a light reflectance value (LRV) of 538

85% or higher (white). 539 G. Interior walls of the equipment room, electrical room and communications room must be 540 non-combustible materials and painted. 541 H. Partial or spot painting is not acceptable. If part of a surface requires painting, then the entire 542 surface will have to be painted or repainted in order to reach a corner or a different material. 543 I. No use of interior or exterior paints containing lead or intentionally added cadmium. 544 J. Do not use epoxy type paints on any type of gypsum board surfaces. 545 K. Use semi gloss and eggshell sheens only. 546

Division 100000 Specialties 548

101400.10 Exterior Signage 550

A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 101400.10 551 Exterior Signage. 552

B. The exterior signage, attached to the building except the building number, must be integral 553 material – aluminum or plastic/engraved or embossed. No vinyl stickers allowed. 554

C. Background to be Pantone 287 Air Force Blue. Lettering to be white reflective. 555 D. At the exterior main entry for the donors, Provide one (1) exterior building entry sign per 556

Tyndall IFS and the UFC Signage standard. 557

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101400.20 Interior Signage 563

A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 101400.20 564

Interior Signage. 565 B. All signage must meet the requirement of UFC 03-120-01. 566 C. Comply and provide an interior signage package, at 100% drawings and IFC drawings, per 567 the UFC for Signage and UFGS for interior signage. The Contractor shall provide interior 568 signage and submit a signage plan that shows the placement of all interior signage used in the 569 project including building directories, room identification and workstation plaques, 570 emergency egress plaques, restroom signs and directional/wayfinding information signs 571

D. The interior signage must be integral material – aluminum or plastic/engraved or embossed. 572 No vinyl stickers allowed. 573

E. Adhere to Architectural Barriers Act Accessibility Standard for Department of Defense 574 Facilities (ABAAS), International Building Code (IBC), National Fire Protection Association 575

(NFPA) 101 576

F. The final design of interior signage will be developed with the Facility Manager’s input. The 577 Facility Manager will provide final sign verbiage and verify room number sequence. 578

G. Provide the following interior signage for the SOW, Including: 579

1. Provide Sign type A-1 semi permanent room signs for: 580

a. “Check in/Check Out” Type sign beside Dutch Door and pass thru window 581

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b. Secure Storage Room, Office. 582

c. Secondary Entry to Suite 140 private office area from corridor. 583

2. Provide Sign type B-1 Restroom number and identification Signs, including: 584

a. Women’s and Men’s restroom. 585

3. Provide sign type N-1 “No Smoking” Sign at the main, interior, building/vestibule entry. 586

4. Life Safety Signs 587

a. Provide Sign type E-1 “Exit” Sign Per UFC/NFPA at all egress exits with lit exist 588 signs required by code. 589

b. Provide Sign type F-1,2 fire extinguisher sign UFC/NFPA at all fire extinguisher 590 locations required by code. 591

c. Provide Sign type F-3 “In case of a fire call 911” per UFC/NFPA at the main, 592 interior, building/vestibule entry. 593

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102113 Toilet Compartments 598 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 102113 599

Toilet Compartments 600 B. Doors, panels, and pilasters must be constructed of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), not less 601 than 1-inch thick and installed to prevent sightlines into the stalls. 602 C. Provide floor-supported, overhead-braced toilet partitions. 603 D. Provide wall-mounted urinal screens that are a maximum opening AFF of 9inches. 604 E. Do not allow HDPE to touch the floor for ease of cleaning. 605 F. Colors of the toilet partition to have 60 % LRV or higher. Use White. Light grey, light beige, 606 etc 607 G. All hardware and brackets must be manufacturer’s standard, constructed and finished of 608 stainless steel or aluminum. 609 102600 Wall and Door Protection 610

A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 102600 Wall 611 and Door Protection 612

B. Use Stainless steel corner guards. 613 C. Provide a floor plan at 100% and IFC indicating location of corner guards to be installed. 614

102813 Toilet Accessories 615 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 102813 616

Toilet Accessories 617 B. Electric Hand Dryers not allowed. 618 C. Tyndall AFB base requires the following toilet accessories, only: 619

1. Grab Bars as required -ABA (See UFGSpecs) 620

2. Mirrors - ADA and standard (See UFGSpecs) 621

3. Paper Towel Dispenser C-fold Stainless Steel Basis of Design Bobrick Model No. 3944-52 622

4. Sanitary Napkin Disposal Stainless Steel Basis of Design Bobrick Model No. B-270 623

5. Soap Dispenser Basis of Design Bobrick Model No. B-26607 624

6. Hook Stainless Steel (See UFGSpecs) 625

7. Toilet Tissue Dispenser Basis of Design Bobrick Model No. B-2888 626

8. Mop and Broom holder Stainless Steel. (See UFGSpecs) 627

104416 Fire Extinguishers 628 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 104416 Fire 629

Extinguishers 630 B. Provide fire protection cabinets and portable fire extinguishers. 631 C. Cabinets must be flush units. 632 D. Provide 10-pound Type ABC fire extinguisher at each cabinet and hook location. 633 E. Provide 5lb. ABC type fire extinguishers (minimum 2A:40BC). 634 F. Provide 10lb or 20lb extinguishers only where specifically required. 635

105113 Metal Lockers 636 A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 105113 637

Metal Lockers 638 B. Provide welded, cold-rolled, steel metallic coated metal athletic and equipment storage lockers. 639

1. Stacked - Quantity of 8 at 18” x 18” x 12”deep. 640 C. Provide one-piece doors with manufacturer’s standard reinforcement with louvered or 641 perforated vents at doors. 642

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D. Provide stainless-steel strike plate with integral pull with steel padlock loop that projects 643 through locker door. 644

E. Provide manufacturer’s standard aluminum identification plate with numbers and letters. 645 F. Provide units with manufacturer’s continuous base, trim, filler panels boxed ends, and sloped 646 tops as required for a complete installation. 647 G. Finish of lockers must be manufacturer’s baked enamel or powder coat finish as selected by 648 the Government from the full range of manufacturer’s standard colors. 649 Division 120000 Furnishings 651 124813 Entrance Floor Mats and Frames 652

A. Comply with the submittal, product, and installation parts requirements for UFGS 124813 653 Entrance Floor Mats and Frames 654

B. The DOR must coordinate the use of recessed floor mat grilles, door and door frame weather 655 seals, or other secondary means to prevent hurricane wind-driven rains from entering at the 656 facility’s exterior entrances. 657

C. All exterior entry, aluminum storefront doors are to receive a recessed, stainless steel or 658 aluminum, walk off matt. 659

1. For the exterior entry into the Waiting Area for Patients and Observers a floor drain below 660 the recessed walk off mat is required. 661

2. For the exterior entry into the “back of house” Shipping and Offices Area a…