Attachment 1 - SOW.pdf

This document is a set of architectural and engineering plans for facility renovation work at a U.S. Coast Guard communications facility in Norfolk, Virginia. The plans are dated June 17, 1996 and prepared at 100% submittal stage for the USCG Communications Area Master Station Atlantic (CAMS) project, specifically for the expand/renovate receiver/operations building (UPTH).

The plans encompass detailed mechanical, plumbing, and HVAC systems required for the renovation. Key systems include dual water heaters with specified capacities (524 gallons per hour recovery at 100-degree rise with 3.8 GPM firing rate at 2 PSI oil), circulating pump schedules, plumbing fixture connections across multiple floors, air handling units with corresponding fan coil unit and exhaust fan schedules, and chilled water/hot water piping diagrams. The document includes comprehensive legends, schedules, and construction details for sprinkler systems, mechanical room layouts, and equipment specifications. Multiple demolition and new work notes are provided throughout the plans, detailing what systems require removal and what new installations are necessary to accommodate the renovation scope. The plans are graphically scaled and include sections, details, and material specifications for proper implementation of the mechanical and plumbing infrastructure supporting the facility's expanded operational capabilities.