USCIS RFI Brief.pdf
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This document outlines requirements for a general contractor services solicitation. The General Services Administration seeks a general contractor to provide construction and renovation services for approximately 88,000 square feet of the Peachtree Summit Federal Building in Atlanta, Georgia. Services will include tenant improvements and all required specialty construction work. The solicitation will utilize a trade-off selection procedure and evaluate technical and price proposals separately according to Federal Acquisition Regulation Part 15. The agency intends to award a firm fixed-price contract to a single offeror to provide all construction services. The solicitation is prepared in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation requirements and includes evaluation factors for cost and technical approach.
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Fire Alarm:
• A Master Fire Alarm Control Head-In Panel for the Building should not be priced for this project. This Master Fire Alarm Control Panel shall be installed as part of a later Fire Alarm System Project. Please reduce the price of this work from the initial Bids.
• On the Fire Sprinkler System; the use of saddle tees fitted with rubber gaskets is not permitted, and sprinklers equipped with “O-ring” water seals are not permitted to be installed.
• All Fire Alarm Wire must be installed within metal conduit in accordance with GSA's PBS-P100.
• All Fire Protection and Life Safety System Work should be under the purview of a Licensed Fire Protection Engineer who has passed the NCEES Fire Protection Engineering Examination. The Contractor must have a Licensed Fire Protection Engineer as part of their team.
• All Fire Sprinkler System Shop Drawings must be Signed and Sealed by the Contractor's Licensed Fire Protection Engineer.
• All Fire Alarm System Shop Drawings must be Signed and Sealed by the Contractor's Licensed Fire Protection Engineer.
• Fire Sprinkler System Hydraulic Calculations need to be done by the Licensed Fire Protection Engineer to verify the water supply and pressure is adequate within the area of work. (Currently there appears to be a significant amount of storage within some areas of the project which may have a higher demand for the Fire Sprinkler System).
• Please note that if wood or combustible ceilings are used in some areas, this may require the need for fire sprinklers above the ceiling in accordance with NFPA 13.
• All work (in addition to the requirements listed here) needs to be in accordance with GSA's currently adopted edition of P100. This document has been attached for reference. (Please refer to Chapter 7 for Fire Protection and Life Safety Requirements).
• Floors 10 and 24 receive new panel systems for the floor and update devices as needed included adjacent occupied spaces.
• Recommended Fire protection contractor: Optimum Fire company
HVAC:
The O/M contractor Brooks Range needs to be present during tie-ins to existing systems that require system shut downs.
BAS:
• Controls will need to integrate to pre-existing GSA server running OPIX Systems www.opixsys.com INETSupervisor BAS.
• All devices must use lonworks protocol and no protocol gateways are accepted.
• Follow GAS R4 Building Automation System Requirements, ver. 6.3. for very specific requirements (in SOW)
• The O&M has a contract with the BAS approved vendor (OPIX Systems) that maintains this BAS type (FYI). They call Jim Leaper at 702-400-7507.
• All BAS devices that are installed on the GSA network (ie, IP-addressable) must pass GSA OCIO security scanning/remediation.
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