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GLYNCO GA 31524

ATTN: J. BUSH

FLETC GL

PRO BLDG 93

1131 CHAPEL CROSSING RD

FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRNG CTR

DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

GLYNCO GA 31524

FLETC GL

BLDG: 93 ATTN: J. BUSH

1131 CHAPEL CROSSING RD

FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRNG CTR

DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

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Solicitation for Repairs of Dormitories Buildings 185, 187 and 186 and raise outside condensing unit Glynco, GA Continuation Page

1. Changed the bid opening date from June 14, 2018 @ 2:00 p.m. to June 19, 2018 at 2:00 p.m.

Location remain the same 1131 Chapel Crossing Road, Glynco, GA Building 93, conference room 110 and 111.

2. See the Revised Statement of Work. (New work annotated in yellow and red.)

3. Attached is the questions and answers in response to the site visit.

4. Attached is Specification Section 07 27 36 (Spray Form Air Barriers.

5. All other terms and conditions in this solicitations remain the same.

STATEMENT OF WORK

BLDGS 185, 186, & 187 STORM DAMAGE REPAIRS

MARCH 19, 2018

PART 1 – GENERAL

1.1 Work Covered by Contract Documents

Work Description: Perform all work in accordance with IBC 2015, contract drawings, specifications, reference documents and contract provisions. Provide all labor, material, equipment and supervision required to accomplish the following work.

A. Pre-bid site walkthrough for field verification of existing conditions.

B. All work to be coordinated with Facilities Management Division (FMD) to ensure no disruption of ongoing training activities.

C. Please refer to Specification Section 01 14 00 entitled “Work Restrictions” for additional information regarding Contractor work hours and site access.

D. See contract drawings and reference drawings for additional details.

E. All work not otherwise described in this statement of work is to be performed in accordance with contract specifications.

F. The complete scope of work for this project is provided by the Statement of Work and the drawings taken together. What is included in one is considered included in the other. If the contractor identifies any apparent omissions or contradictions, they shall be brought to the attention of the COR and Contracting Officer for resolution prior to proceeding.

1.1.1 Background:

Due to the extensive flooding brought on by Hurricane Matthew the first floor of all three dorms sustained water damage. The following work has already taken place;

1. All drywall below the four foot height in buildings 185 and 187 has been removed. Since the 2nd thru 5th floors of these buildings are still occupied and in use the drywall in the lobby and elevator areas has been replaced with unfinished drywall with one layer of tape and mud applied. In B186 the drywall in the lobby and elevator areas has been replaced and painted.

2. The carpet in the corridors and dorm rooms of B185 and B187 has been removed. Carpet has been removed in the 3 affected dorm rooms only in B186 (rooms 111, 113, and 146).

3. All of the water closets have been removed from the bathrooms in B185 and B187 and are currently stored in each dorm room. The water closets are still in place in B186.

4. The flooring has been removed from all dorm rooms in B185 and B187 with the exception of VCT or ceramic tile in the tub/toilet room.

New work required

General

Behind each building there are located 26 HVAC condensing units located on concrete slabs. The associated disconnect switches are attached to the building adjacent to the condensing units. The condensing units are grouped either 4, 5, or 6 on a common slab, with a total of 5 slabs behind each building.

Properly remove and collect refrigerant from HVAC systems. Disconnect and set aside the condensing units and their associated disconnect switches. Build a treated-wood platform above each of the slabs. For the three slabs that are roughly square (3 per building), make the platform approximately two feet longer and two feet wider than the slab. For the long narrow slabs (2 per building), make the platform approximately 6 feet wide and 24 feet long. The height of the platforms shall be 48 inches above the height of the respective slabs. Support the platform with 4 x 4 treated posts spaced no greater than 6 feet apart. Use treated 2 x 8 rim joists and joists spaced 16” O.C., nailed with hot-dip galvanized nails. The platform surface shall be 5/4 treated lumber, spaced ¼” to allow drainage. Where the support posts land on existing pad or sidewalk concrete, anchor the post to the existing concrete. Where the posts would land on earth, excavate and pour a 16” x 16” x 12” deep pad and anchor the post to the center of the pad.

Position the platforms near enough to the building that the disconnect switches can be operated and serviced from the platform.

Relocate the disconnect switches and associated hardware four feet higher than their current locations on the side of the building. Reattach the disconnect switches and all associated hardware to the building in the same manner as they are currently attached, and reconnect the power wiring. Set the condensing units on the platforms in approximately the same locations they occupied on the slabs, leaving room around each unit for service. Reconnect the HVAC tubing, power wiring and thermostat wiring to each condensing unit, routing so as to prevent damage. Reuse all existing tubing, wiring and refrigerant to the extent possible. Install new insulation on the vapor return lines.

Evacuate, charge, and test each system for proper operation.

Bldg. 185 1st Floor

General Architectural:

1. Remove screws from the old drywall still remaining in metal studs to allow attachment of new board.

2. Repair or replace metal studs that were damaged during demolition. Due to the difficulty of identifying those locations the contractor shall include an allowance of 350 lf of metal studs to be installed onto the damaged studs for nailers. Provide and install expanding foam-in-place, high density, non-water absorbing urethane insulation in all areas where bottom four feet of drywall has been removed.

Install mineral wool batt sound insulation in cavities above four feet where insulation was removed during demolition. Where bottom four feet of drywall has been removed in corridors and common areas, Install HardiePanel® Vertical Siding Stucco design or government approved equal fiber cement panel. Submit color samples for government selection. At the joint between drywall and fiber cement panel, install a chair rail with one edge dadoed or stepped as required to accommodate thickness difference between panels. Paint the chair rail to match other trim. HardiePanel® is to be installed utilizing a full bead of waterproof construction adhesive along the entire exposed length of each stud. Panels must be braced or nailed in placed until adhesive has fully cured. If nailed, use hardened finish nails to penetrate steel studs; putty nail holes with putty that matches the panel color. Chair rail is to be installed in a similar manner.

3. The lobby and elevator areas originally had wallpaper. Since the bottom four feet have already been removed the contractor shall remove all the remaining wall paper in corridors and common areas. Sand and prep walls as required for painting. Prime and paint with 2 topcoats.

4. In the lobby and elevator areas of buildings 185 and 187, the “mudding” of the drywall that has been installed but not completely finished. Prime and paint with 2 topcoats. Area of installed drywall to be finished and painted is roughly 1,075 sq.

ft. The balance of drywall in these areas must have wallpaper stripped, then be sanded and prepped for painting, primed and painted.

5. Paint all remaining wall areas on the first floor (not covered by notes 3 and 4, excluding dorm rooms, which are addressed separately below). Repair all surface defects prior to painting to ensure a level 4 finish throughout.

6. Replace all first floor wood doors with new metal doors to match function (fire rating where required) of existing doors. Remove and reuse all existing door hardware on new doors. Adjust door frames and hardware as required to ensure proper operation. See reference drawing A1.8 for original door schedules. This refers to doors in dorm rooms and common areas.

7. Provide and install new vinyl base cove as indicated on reference drawings.

8. Provide and install new 26 oz nylon broadloom carpet, using glued carpet squares. The contractor shall finish removing any residual adhesive from floors.

9. Provide and install sprayed foam insulation in corridor walls per reference drawings.

10. Clean all pull curtains, drape legs, and valances. Ensure manufacturer recommendations are followed so there is no loss of flame retardance rating.

11. Sand down and repaint all existing first floor metal doors and all metal door frames. Paint new doors to match.

12. Remove existing lobby desk and provide and install new lobby desk per reference drawings.

13. Provide and install new four-foot stainless steel corner guards on all outboard corners.

14. Provide and install ice machines per reference drawings.

15. Replace damaged tile in lobby per reference drawings.

General Mechanical:

1. Existing split system HVAC units mounted on the ground or with operating equipment inside the building within 2 feet above the floor shall have a full typical service check. Cost of routine maintenance such as combing fins, replacing filters and topping up refrigerant to be included.

2. Replace duct insulation where located below 18” above the floor. Clean interior of ducts where below 18” above the floor.

General Electrical:

1. Relocate existing electrical outlet boxes located at and below 18” above the floor to 44”; these are supplied with flexible conduit which will allow the boxes to be unscrewed from their present location and reinstalled in the higher position without altering the conduit or wiring. Replace existing outlets with new outlets and cover plates in existing boxes using existing wiring, including telephone, cable and data outlets as required. See reference drawings E1.15, E1.16, and E4.1 for outlet locations.

General Plumbing:

1. Remount and connect existing toilets in public bathrooms.

Lobby furnishings

1. Provide and install 1 check-in kiosk, see details on sheet A-300.

2. Provide and install 1 sofa.

3. Provide and install 4 lounge chairs.

4. Provide and install 2 end tables.

Office furnishings

1. Provide and install 1 5 drawer file cabinet.

2. Provide and install 1 book shelf with 3 shelves.

3. Provide and install 1 desk.

4. Provide and install 1 desk chair.

Note: Lobby and office furnishings shall conform to the furnishings specified for the dorm rooms in terms of materials of construction, quality and finish. Refer to attached photographs of B186 lobby furnishings as reference for type and quality of lobby furnishings to be provided.

Dorm room specific, applicable to all rooms except as noted: Unit A (52 Ea.), Unit B (6 Ea.), & Unit C (2 EA):

For the dorm room specific items listed below in B185, the contractor shall base its proposal upon providing the following quantities. If identical replacement items cannot be obtained, replacement items should match existing as nearly as possible and must be submitted for government approval. Other work items listed are present in the rooms and need only to be removed/replaced as required. If during the course of construction additional items are found to be defective, they shall be set aside and brought to COR’s attention for verification, and the contract will be modified as appropriate to include supply and installation of additional items

60 safe (every room) 60 base cabinets, sink and faucet (see item 1. below under Architectural, and item

1. Below under Plumbing) 60 PTAC heater/air conditioner (every room) 8 Water closet 16 replace shower/tub surround 42 shower/tub surrounds to be re-set 58 bathtubs to be re-set 10 room entry locksets 58 shower/tub faucets and shower heads to be replaced 1 over-lavatory mirror 1 chrome towel bar 60 toilet paper holder (every room)

120 wall-mounted lamps (2 per room, every room) 720 outlets (565 power, remainder telephone, data, cable) 55 bent wire iron/ironing board hanger 1 flattened-globe ceiling light fixture in bath 14 ceiling-mounted vent fan in bath

Architectural:

1. Remove window curtains from all windows, store in a clean pest-free environment during construction work, professionally clean and reinstall after completion of construction work.

2. Provide and install expanding foam-in-place, high density, non-water absorbing urethane insulation in all areas where bottom four feet of drywall has been removed. Install mineral wool batt sound insulation in cavities above four feet where insulation was removed during demolition. Where bottom four feet of drywall has been removed, Install HardiePanel® Vertical Siding Stucco design or government approved equal fiber cement panel. Submit color samples for government selection. At the joint between drywall and fiber cement panel, install a chair rail with one edge dadoed or stepped as required to accommodate thickness difference between panels. Paint the chair rail to match other trim.

HardiePanel® is to be installed utilizing a full bead of waterproof construction adhesive along the entire exposed length of each stud. Panels must be braced or nailed in placed until adhesive has fully cured. If nailed, use hardened finish nails to penetrate steel studs; putty nail holes with putty that matches the panel color. Chair rail is to be installed in a similar manner.

3. Provide and install new built-in PLAM base cabinet and counter top to match existing wall cabinets. See drawing A-200 for construction details.

4. Provide and install new toilet paper roll holder.

5. Reset existing shower surrounds to walls and install vinyl trim where removed.

Notify COR of any shower surrounds that are damaged and may need replaced.

6. Install mirrors in bathrooms above sinks where removed.

7. Remove existing and provide and install new VCT and base cove in bathrooms where indicated on reference drawings.

8. Provide and install new flooring in remainder of room as indicated on reference drawings.

9. Remove remaining wallpaper above four foot level, sand and prep as required for painting.

10. Prime and paint all walls with 2 coats of topcoat.

11. Provide and install towel bar where missing.

12. Re-install removed wall mounted grab bars (Unit C only).

13. Remove and replace as required shower curtain rods.

14. Provide and install framed artwork per reference documents with 2 prints above the bed and one over the desk.

15. Function check room entrance levers and replace nonfunctioning items.

16. Replace batteries in smoke detectors and test for operability. Note any nonworking detectors to COR for resolution.

17. Provide and install pivotal wall mount support for television.

Mechanical

1. Remove and replace existing dorm room PTAC units with new PTAC units that have a dehumidifying function. See reference drawing M1.1 for locations.

Furnishings (Refer to single occupancy room layout). Refer to attached documents (quotations, specifications, photographs) for additional details. Contractor shall assume that all items are required for each room. The Government may have some items in inventory that can be used. In this case, the contractor will be notified prior to purchase of furnishings, and the contract may be modified as required to adjust the cost for the contractor’s reduced scope of supply.

1. Provide and install 1 5’x1 5/8”x23” cherry laminate panels with hardwood solids headboard (Custom Contract Furnishings or equal).

2. Provide and install 1 metal full-size bed frame with glides (Sealy or equal).

3. Provide and install 1 full-size mattress and box spring with metal corner guards

(Sealy Posturepedic or equal).

4. Provide and install 1 126” 100% non FR polyester throw bedspread with 6 oz fill, poly/cotton backing, and single onion quilt style.

5. Provide and install 1 48”x22” cherry laminate panels with hardwood solids desk with 24” drawer.

6. Provide and install 1 desk chair.

7. Provide and install 1 30”x20”x34” cherry laminate panels with hardwood solids dresser (Custom Contract Furnishings or equal).

8. Provide and install 1 30”x22” cherry laminate panels with hardwood solids coffee table (Custom Contract Furnishings or equal).

9. Provide and install 2 18”x22”x24” cherry laminate panels with hardwood solids night stand (Custom Contract Furnishings or equal).

10. Provide and install 1 20”x22”x21” cherry laminate panels with hardwood solids end table (Custom Contract Furnishings or equal).

11. Provide and install 1 30”x36”x35” lounge chair matched to sofa (Custom Contract

Furnishings or equal).

12. Provide and install 1 black 4.0 cu ft capacity refrigerator/freezer 3 slide out wire shelves with 3 full width wire door shelves and tall bottle door storage. Full width freezer compartment w/ ice tray and auto defrost (Magic Chef or equal).

13. Provide and install 1 70”x35” sofa (Custom Contract Furnishings or equal).

14. Provide and install 1 black LED clock radio AM/FM with dual alarm and snooze

(Sunbeam or equal).

15. Provide and install 1 black four cup with pause and serve coffee maker. Ensure unit has on light and 1 hour automatic shut-off (Sunbeam or equal).

16. Provide and install 1 ice bucket.

17. Provide and install 1 ironing board.

18. Provide and install 1 iron.

19. Provide and install 2 single fixed arm wall sconces rated for 100 watt with 6”x9” backplate (trinity or equal). Provide and install one 75 watt bulb in each lamp.

20. Provide and install 2 16”x10”x25” Polynesian table lamps with round shade, GU-

24 socket, and on/off rocker switch. Provide and install one 75 watt bulb in each lamp.

21. Provide and install 1 .7 cu ft black 800 watt microwave with electronic control, 6 power levels, 6 one touch auto cooking auto weight and time defrost and electronic clock. Ensure unit has child lock (Magic Chef or equal).

22. Provide and install 1 safe (Gary laptop LT 1507 or equal).

23. Provide and install 2 telephones.

24. Provide and install 1 trash can.

25. Provide and install 1 DVD player.

26. Provide and install 1 32” or larger wall mounted HD television with remote, on screen display, 24 hr programming, sleep timer, and closed caption compatible.

27. Provide and install 3 28”x34” framed prints (National Hospitality framed guestroom art or equal).

28. Provide and install 54” 100% polypropylene Teflon upholstery fabric for sofa and desk chair (Kravet or equal).

29. Provide and install 1 44” x 36” framed mirror.

Electrical:

to 44”; these are supplied with flexible conduit which will allow the boxes to be unscrewed from their present location and reinstalled in the higher position without altering the conduit or wiring. Replace existing outlets with new outlets and cover plates in existing boxes using existing wiring, including telephone, cable and data outlets as required. See reference drawings E1.15, E1.16, and E4.1 for outlet locations.

2. Provide and install new plates for each type of outlet located in room where plate is missing.

3. Provide and install wall mounted lights.

Plumbing:

1. Provide and install single compartment bar sink with dual handle goose neck faucet in built-in counter-top.

2. Re-set and connect toilet in bathroom.

3. Re-set and connect existing bathtubs in bathrooms. Notify COR of any bathtubs that are damaged and may need replaced.

4. Provide and install shower/tub faucets and shower heads.

5. Provide and install new tub faucet and controls where missing.

Bldg. 186 1st Floor (Rooms 111, 113, 146, 154 AND 156 only). No work is required in the lobby or elevator common areas.

For the dorm room specific items listed below in B186, the contractor shall base its proposal upon providing the following quantities. If identical replacement items cannot be obtained, replacement items should match existing as nearly as possible and must be submitted for government approval. Other work items listed are present in the rooms and need only to be removed/replaced as required. If during the course of construction additional items are found to be defective, they shall be set aside and brought to COR’s attention for verification, and the contract will be modified as appropriate to include supply and installation of additional items

5 safe (every room) 2 base cabinets, sink and faucet (see item 1. below under Architectural, and item

1. Below under Plumbing) 5 PTAC heater/air conditioner (every room) 0 Water closet 0 shower/tub surround 5 room entry locksets

0 shower/tub faucet 0 over-lavatory mirror 0 chrome towel bar 0 toilet paper holder 10 wall-mounted lamps (2 per room, every room) 40 outlets (power, telephone, data, cable) 5 bent wire iron/ironing board hanger 0 flattened-globe ceiling light fixture in bath 0 ceiling-mounted vent fan in bath

Architectural:

Note: for rooms 154 and 156 only items 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, and 12 are required.

For rooms 111, 113 and 146, all 12 items are required.

1. Remove window curtains from all windows, store in a clean pest-free environment during construction work, professionally clean and reinstall after completion of construction work.

2. Provide and install expanding foam-in-place, high density, non-water absorbing urethane insulation in all areas where bottom four feet of drywall has been removed. Install mineral wool batt sound insulation in cavities above four feet where insulation was removed during demolition. Where bottom four feet of drywall has been removed in corridors and common areas, Install HardiePanel® Vertical Siding Stucco design or government approved equal fiber cement panel.

Submit color samples for government selection. At the joint between drywall and fiber cement panel, install a chair rail with one edge dadoed or stepped as required to accommodate thickness difference between panels. Paint the chair rail to match other trim. HardiePanel® is to be installed utilizing a full bead of waterproof construction adhesive along the entire exposed length of each stud.

Panels must be braced or nailed in placed until adhesive has fully cured. If nailed, use hardened finish nails to penetrate steel studs; putty nail holes with putty that matches the panel color. Chair rail is to be installed in a similar manner.

3. Provide and install new built-in PLAM base cabinet and counter top to match existing wall cabinets. See drawing A-200 for construction details. In room 146, 154, and 156 only the base cabinets and counter top are in place and do not need to be replaced.

4. Provide and install new toilet paper roll holder.

5. Provide and install new flooring in room as indicated on reference drawings, except bath room – leave existing ceramic tile in place.

6. Remove remaining wallpaper above four foot level, sand and prep as required for painting.

7. Prime and paint all walls with 2 coats of topcoat.

8. Remove and replace as required shower curtain rods.

9. Provide and install framed artwork per reference documents with 2 prints above the bed and one over the desk.

10. Function check room entrance levers and replace nonfunctioning items.

11. Replace batteries in smoke detectors and test for operability. Note any

12. Provide and install pivotal wall mount support for television.

1. Relocate existing electrical outlet boxes located at and below 18” above the floor to 44”; these are supplied with flexible conduit which will allow the boxes to be unscrewed from their present location and reinstalled in the higher position without altering the conduit or wiring. This includes outlets in the corridors as well as the dorm rooms. Replace existing outlets with new outlets and cover plates in existing boxes using existing wiring, including telephone, cable and data outlets as required. See reference drawings E1.15, E1.16, and E4.1 for outlet locations.

2. Provide and install new plates for each type of outlet located in room where plate is missing.

3. Provide and install wall mounted lights.

Plumbing:

faucet in built-in counter-top (rooms 111 and 113 only).

Furnishings:

1. Provide furnishings as indicated above for dorm rooms in B185.

Bldg. 187 1st Floor

General Architectural:

1. Remove screws from the old drywall still remaining in metal studs to allow attachment of new gypsum board.

2. Repair or replace metal studs that were damaged during demolition. Due to the difficulty of identifying those locations the contractor shall include an allowance of 350 lf of metal studs to be installed onto the damaged studs for nailers. Provide and install expanding foam-in-place, high density, non-water absorbing urethane insulation in all areas where bottom four feet of drywall has been removed.

Install mineral wool batt sound insulation in cavities above four feet where insulation was removed during demolition. Where bottom four feet of drywall has been removed in corridors and common areas, Install HardiePanel® Vertical Siding Stucco design or government approved equal fiber cement panel. Submit color samples for government selection. At the joint between drywall and fiber cement panel, install a chair rail with one edge dadoed or stepped as required to accommodate thickness difference between panels. Paint the chair rail to match other trim. HardiePanel® is to be installed utilizing a full bead of waterproof construction adhesive along the entire exposed length of each stud. Panels must be braced or nailed in placed until adhesive has fully cured. If nailed, use hardened finish nails to penetrate steel studs; putty nail holes with putty that matches the panel color. Chair rail is to be installed in a similar manner.

3. The corridors and common areas originally had wallpaper. Since the bottom four feet have already been removed the contractor shall remove all the remaining wall paper in corridors and common areas. Sand and prep walls as required for painting. Prime and paint with 2 topcoats.

16. In the lobby and elevator areas the “mudding” of the drywall that has been installed but not completely finished. Prime and paint with 2 topcoats. Area of installed drywall to be finished and painted is roughly 1,075 sq. ft. The balance of drywall in these areas must have wallpaper stripped, then be sanded and prepped for painting, primed and painted.

4. Paint all remaining wall areas on the first floor (not covered by notes 3 and 4).

Repair all surface defects prior to painting to ensure a level 4 finish throughout.

5. Replace all first floor wood doors with new doors to match finish and function (fire rating) of existing doors. Remove and reuse all existing door hardware on new doors. Adjust door frames and hardware as required to ensure proper operation.

See reference drawing A1.8 for original door schedules. This refers to doors in dorm rooms and common areas.

6. Provide and install new vinyl base cove as indicated on reference drawings.

7. Provide and install new 26 oz nylon broadloom carpet. The contractor shall finish removing any residual adhesive from old systems.

8. Provide and install batt insulation in corridor walls per reference drawings.

9. Clean all pull curtains, drape legs, and valances. Ensure manufacturer recommendations are followed so there is no loss of flame retardance rating.

10. Sand down and repaint all existing first floor metal doors and all metal door frames.

11. Remove existing lobby desk and provide and install new lobby desk per reference drawings.

12. Provide and install new four-foot stainless steel corner guards on all outboard corners.

13. Provide and install ice machines per reference drawings.

14. Replace damaged tile in lobby per reference drawings.

General Mechanical:

1. Existing split system HVAC units mounted on the ground or with operating equipment inside the building within 2 feet above the floor need to have a full typical service check. Cost of routine maintenance such as combing fins, replacing filters and topping up refrigerant to be included.

2. Replace duct insulation where located below 18” above the floor. Clean interior of ducts where below 18” above the floor.

General Electrical:

Relocate existing electrical outlet boxes located at and below 18” above the floor to 44”;

these are supplied with flexible conduit which will allow the boxes to be unscrewed from their present location and reinstalled in the higher position without altering the conduit or wiring. Replace existing outlets with new outlets and cover plates in existing boxes using existing wiring, including telephone, cable and data outlets as required. See reference drawings E1.15, E1.16, and E4.1 for outlet locations.

General Plumbing:

1. Remount and connect existing toilets in public bathrooms.

Lobby

1. Provide and install 1 check-in kiosk, see details on sheet A-300.

2. Provide and install 1 sofa.

3. Provide and install 4 lounge chairs.

4. Provide and install 2 end tables.

Office

1. Provide and install 1 5 drawer file cabinet.

2. Provide and install 1 book shelf with 3 shelves.

3. Provide and install 1 desk.

4. Provide and install 1 desk chair.

Note: Lobby and office furnishings shall conform to the furnishings specified for the dorm rooms in terms of materials of construction, quality and finish. Refer to attached photographs of B186 lobby furnishings as reference for type and quality of lobby furnishings to be provided.

Dorm room specific, applicable to all rooms except as noted: Unit A (52 Ea.), Unit B (6 Ea.), & Unit C (2 EA):

For the dorm room specific items listed below in B187, the contractor shall base its proposal upon providing the following quantities. If identical replacement items cannot be obtained, replacement items should match existing as nearly as possible and must be submitted for government approval. Other work items listed are present in the rooms and need only to be removed/replaced as required. If during the course of construction additional items are found to be defective, they shall be set aside and brought to COR’s attention for verification, and the contract will be modified as appropriate to include supply and installation of additional items

120 safe (2 per room in every room) 60 base cabinets, sink and faucet (see item 1. below under Architectural, and item

1. Below under Plumbing) 60 PTAC heater/air conditioner (every room) 0 Water closet 1 replace shower/tub surround 10 room entry locksets 1 shower/tub faucet and shower head 1 over-lavatory mirror 7 chrome towel bar 60 toilet paper holder (every room) 120 wall-mounted lamps (2 per room, every room) 720 outlets (565 power, remainder telephone, data, cable) 55 bent wire iron/ironing board hanger 1 flattened-globe ceiling light fixture in bath 1 4-globe over-mirror light fixture 4 ceiling-mounted vent fan in bath

Architectural:

1. Remove window curtains from all windows, store in a clean pest-free environment during construction work, professionally clean and reinstall after completion of construction work.

2. Provide and install expanding foam-in-place, high density, non-water absorbing urethane insulation in all areas where bottom four feet of drywall has been removed. Install mineral wool batt sound insulation in cavities above four feet where insulation was removed during demolition. Where bottom four feet of drywall has been removed, Install HardiePanel® Vertical Siding Stucco design or government approved equal fiber cement panel. Submit color samples for government selection. At the joint between drywall and fiber cement panel, install a chair rail with one edge dadoed or stepped as required to accommodate thickness difference between panels. Paint the chair rail to match other trim.

HardiePanel® is to be installed utilizing a full bead of waterproof construction adhesive along the entire exposed length of each stud. Panels must be braced or nailed in placed until adhesive has fully cured. If nailed, use hardened finish nails to penetrate steel studs; putty nail holes with putty that matches the panel color. Chair rail is to be installed in a similar manner.

3. Provide and install new built-in PLAM base cabinet and counter top to match existing wall cabinets. See drawing A-200 for construction details.

4. Provide and install new toilet paper roll holder.

5. Re-secure bathtub surrounds to walls and install vinyl trim where removed.

6. Install mirrors in bathrooms above sinks where removed.

7. Provide and install new flooring in room as indicated on reference drawings, except bath room – leave existing ceramic tile in place..

8. Remove remaining wallpaper above four foot level, sand and prep as required for painting.

9. Prime and paint all walls with 2 coats of topcoat.

10. Provide and install towel bar where missing.

11. Re-install removed wall mounted grab bars (Unit C only).

12. Remove and replace as required shower curtain rods.

13. Provide and install framed artwork per reference documents with 2 prints above the bed and one over the desk.

14. Function check room entrance levers and replace nonfunctioning items.

15. Replace batteries in smoke detectors and test for operability. Note any

16. Provide and install pivotal wall mount support for television.

Mechanical

1. Remove and replace existing dorm room PTAC units with new PTAC units that have a dehumidifying function. See reference drawing M1.1 for locations.

Furniture (See double occupancy room layout) Refer to attached documents (quotations, specifications, photographs) for additional details. Contractor shall assume that all items are required for each room. The Government may have some items in inventory that can be used. In this case, the contractor will be notified prior to purchase of furnishings, and the contract may be modified as required to adjust the cost for the contractor’s reduced scope of supply.

1. Provide and install 2 5’x1 5/8”x23” cherry laminate panels with hardwood solids headboard (Custom Contract Furnishings or equal).

2. Provide and install 2 metal full-size bed frame with glides (Sealy or equal).

3. Provide and install 2 full-size mattress and box springs with metal corner guards

(Sealy Posturepedic or equal).

4. Provide and install 2 126” 100% non FR polyester throw bedspreads with 6 oz fill, poly/cotton backing, and single onion quilt style.

5. Provide and install 1 48”x22” cherry laminate panels with hardwood solids desk with 24” drawer.

6. Provide and install 1 desk chair.

7. Provide and install 1 36”x70”x28” cherry laminate panels with hardwood solids armoire with three 32” drawers (Custom Contract Furnishings or equal).

8. Provide and install 2 18”x22”x24” cherry laminate panels with hardwood solids night stand (Custom Contract Furnishings or equal).

9. Provide and install 1 black 4.0 cu ft capacity refrigerator/freezer 3 slide out wire shelves with 3 full width wire door shelves and tall bottle door storage. Full width freezer compartment w/ ice tray and auto defrost (Magic Chef or equal).

10. Provide and install 2 black LED clock radio AM/FM with dual alarm and snooze (Sunbeam or equal).

11. Provide and install 1 black four cup with pause and serve coffee maker. Ensure unit has on light and 1 hour automatic shut-off (Sunbeam or equal).

12. Provide and install 1 ice bucket.

13. Provide and install 1 ironing board.

14. Provide and install 1 iron.

15. Provide and install 2 single fixed arm wall sconces rated for 100 watt with 6”x9” backplate (trinity or equal). Provide and install one 75 watt bulb per lamp.

16. Provide and install 2 16”x10”x25” polyresin table lamps with round shade, GU-24 socket, and on/off rocker switch. Provide and install one 75 watt bulb per lamp.

17. Provide and install 1.7 cu ft black 800 watt microwave with electronic control, 6 power levels, 6 one touch auto cooking auto weight and time defrost and electronic clock. Ensure unit has child lock (Magic Chef or equal).

18. Provide and install 2 safes (Gary laptop LT 1507 or equal).

19. Provide and install 2 telephones.

20. Provide and install 1 trash can.

21. Provide and install 1 DVD player.

22. Provide and install 1 32” or larger wall mounted HD television with remote, on screen display, 24 hr programming, sleep timer, and closed caption compatible.

23. Provide and install 3 28”x34” framed prints (National Hospitality framed guestroom art or equal).

24. Provide and install 54” 100% polypropylene Teflon upholstery fabric for desk chair (Kravet or equal).

25. Provide and install one framed mirror 44” x 36” to 44”; these are supplied with flexible conduit which will allow the boxes to be unscrewed from their present location and reinstalled in the higher position without altering the conduit or wiring. Replace existing outlets with new outlets and cover plates in existing boxes using existing wiring, including telephone, cable and data outlets as required. See reference drawings E1.15, E1.16, and E4.1 for outlet locations.

2. Provide and install new plates for each type of outlet located in room where plate is missing.

3. Provide and install wall mounted lights.

Plumbing:

faucet in built-in counter-top.

2. Re-set and connect toilet in bathroom.

3. Provide and install new tub faucet and controls where missing.

4. Provide and install new bath lavatories and faucets where missing.

1.2 Coordination, Quality Control / Assurance

A. Coordinate construction schedule and all construction operations with the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR).

B. The Project Manager/Superintendent and QA/QC representative shall be responsible for assuring that all work is performed in accordance with the drawings, specifications, and terms of the Contract.

C. All work shall be inspected by the Government and accepted before issuance of final payment.

D. Contractor shall verify all measurements, locations and requirements of the job.

1.3 Submittals

A. Submittals shall be required for all material and equipment items, per Contract Section C and Attachment B Specification 01 33 00 entitled “Submittal Procedures”.

B. The Contractor shall provide submittals to the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) Submittals shall include, but not be limited to, material data sheets, shop drawings, manufacturer’s installation details, and other documents as required for the following items:

1. Submit shop drawings to COR that depict the locations of proposed products to be installed.

2. Submit finish samples items that will be exposed to public view.

Work shall not proceed without first receiving written Submittal approval from the COR. No items shall be installed until the submittal for that item is approved.

C. The Contractor shall provide a Project Schedule (Gantt Chart or other similar method) to the COR prior to the start of work. At a minimum, said schedule shall be compliant with Specification Section 01 14 00 entitled “Work Restrictions”, and:

1. Identify scheduled activities;

2. Identify work times;

3. Ensure coordination with training activities;

4. Estimate duration of each schedule activity;

5. Identify required resources for each activity;

6. Show the sequence of each activity and dependence on other activities;

7. Determine project duration; and

8. Analyze scheduled activities to improve project duration.

Work shall not proceed without first received written Project Schedule approval from the COR.

NOTE: Schedule must reflect B187 as the priority to be completed before B185 and B186.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS / MATERIALS

2.1 Products covered by contract documents

A. All products and/or materials shall conform to the requirements and related specifications of this Statement of Work, and shall be first quality, complying with all standard and applicable building codes.

B. All products and/or materials shall be protected at all times from damage while at the work site in accordance with the Section C specifications.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

3.1 Performance Period

The Contractor shall have a maximum of 210 calendar days in which to complete this project, from the date of award.

3.2 Installation

A. All products and/or materials shall be installed / constructed following the specifications and manufacturer’s published instructions.

B. Contractor shall field verify all dimensions and conditions prior to beginning work or ordering materials. The Government shall not be responsible for Contractor’s reliance upon unverified dimensions or conditions. Contractor shall review site conditions with COR prior to ordering materials and starting work.

C. Contractor shall properly locate all underground utilities in accordance with FLETC and State of Georgia requirements before starting work.

D. No product and/or materials shall be installed without Contractor first receiving written approval from the COR regarding submittal items.

E. No product and/or materials shall be covered or backfilled over without first being inspected by COR, and COR issuance of a notice to proceed. Any product and/or materials covered or backfilled without first being inspected by COR shall be uncovered or excavated at Contractor expense so as to allow for inspection as required by this section of the Statement of Work.

F. All work shall be installed / constructed in accordance with specifications, manufacturer’s published instructions, and industry standards.

G. All work shall be performed utilizing the latest codes for the particular type of work to be accomplished.

3.3 Attachments

Attachments

A. Drawings B. Specifications C. Reference drawings

A1.0; first floor plan A1.6; Enlarged room plans, finish schedule A1.7; Wall types A1.8; Enlarged plans door hardware, door schedules A3.0; Enlarged plans A3.1; Enlarged common core plans M1.1; HVAC plan (left side), Enlarged HVAC plans P1.1; Common area plumbing plan P4.1; Enlarged rooms plumbing plans E1.15; Common area power plan (left side) E1.16; Common area power plan (right side) E4.1; Enlarged rooms power plan E5.1; Electrical power and systems riser D. Photographs

End of Statement Specifications

Table of Contents 01 14 00 Work Restrictions 01 30 00 Administrative Requirements

01 32 16.00 20 Small Project Construction Progress Schedules

01 33 00 Submittal Procedures 01 35 26 Governmental Safety

Requirements

01 42 00 Sources for Reference Publications

01 45 00 Quality Control for Minor Construction

02 41 00 Demolition

06 41 16.00 10 Plastic Laminate Clad Architectural Cabinets

07 21 16 Mineral Fiber Blanket Insulation

07 27 36 Spray Foam Air Barriers 08 11 13 Steel Doors and Frames 08 14 00 Wood Doors 08 71 00 Door Hardware 09 22 00 Supports for Plaster and

Gypsum Board 09 29 00 Gypsum Board 09 30 10 Ceramic, Quarry, and Glass

Tiling 09 65 00 Resilient Flooring 09 68 00 Carpeting 09 90 00 Paints and Coatings 10 26 00 Wall and Door Protection 10 28 13 Toilet Accessories 22 00 00 Plumbing, General Purpose

23 82 02.00 10 Unitary Heating and Cooling Equipment

26 05 00.00 40 Common Work Results For Electrical

REFERENCE PHOTOGRAPHS

Figure 1 - Typical building 185/187 lobby

Figure 2 - Typical building 185/187 lobby

Figure 3 - Common area behind lobby serving elevators

Figure 4 - Typical building 185/187 1st floor hallway

Figure 5 - Typical dorm room

Figure 6 - Dorm room entrance door

Figure 7 - Dorm room lavatory

Figure 8 -Bathtub surround

Figure 9 – Typical single occupancy operational dorm room

Figure 10 - Typical single occupancy operational dorm room kitchenette and desk

Figure 11 - Typical single occupancy operational dorm room

Figure 12 - Typical single occupancy operational dorm room

Figure 13 - Typical single occupancy operational dorm room

Figure 14 - Typical single occupancy operational dorm room

Figure 15 - Typical single occupancy operational dorm room

Figure 16 - Typical operational dorm lobby

Figure 17 - Typical operational dorm lobby

Figure 18 - Typical operational dorm lobby

Figure 19 - Typical double occupancy operational dorm room

Figure 20 - Typical double occupancy operational dorm room

Figure 21 - Typical double occupancy operational dorm room

Figure 22 - Typical double occupancy operational dorm room

Figure 23 - Typical double occupancy operational dorm room

1. Q: Would the USG provide the Electrical drawings, per the reference in the SOW (E1.15, E1.16, and E4.1)?

A: Drawings are attached in amendment 0003.

2. Q: Could a second site visit be obtained for a walk through for a subcontractor (which has current base access)? We could make our self-available anytime on the following days: Tuesday 29th, Wednesday 30th, or Thursday the 31st.

A: No additional site visit has been scheduled.

3. Q: 52.228-1 Bid Guarantee (c): Will the bid guarantee be 5% of the bid price?

A: The FAR Clause has been revised. It has added the percentage of the bid price.

Building 185:

4. Q: There is no clear indication of drywall being replaced in the dorm rooms. The

"background" verbiage located on Page 118 of the solicitation states "all" drywall has been removed 4' above finish floor. Please advise if dorm rooms receive drywall/Hardie Panel and provide thickness/type (MR, Type X, etc.) of existing drywall.

A: Drywall has been removed up to a height of 4’ and is to be replaced by Hardie Panel as follows: 1.) All walls of the dorm rooms on the first floor of B185 and B187 and the listed rooms in B186, excluding only the tub/shower areas in the bathrooms where the tub/shower enclosure has not been removed; 2.) All walls of the dorm room corridors and service rooms (water heater, electrical, data, HVAC, elevator service, etc. rooms.) Hardie Panel will not be as thick as existing drywall (above the 4’ height). Contractor must bring the adjoining materials flush either by

1) applying a chair rail with one edge undercut over the joint to accommodate the difference in thickness, or by installing tapered shims under the Hardie Panel near the joint to bring it level with the drywall. One method must be chosen to use consistently throughout, and a test section must be completed for the COR’s approval before proceeding.

5. Q: If the walls of the dorms are to receive drywall 4' above finish floor, will insulation be required? If so, what type of insulation?

A: Batt insulation was removed up to a height of 4’ when the drywall was removed.

Where remaining batts have been pushed up into the wall cavities, they are to be pulled down to flush with the edge of the remaining upper drywall. Expanding closed-cell foam-in-place insulation is to be installed in the lower four feet, where the drywall has been removed. It is to be installed thus: install the Hardie Panel board on one side of the wall; foam the insulation into place; cut the insulation down to level with the metal studs; apply the Hardie Panel to the other side of the wall and finish appropriately.

6. Q: Are the exterior Dorm…