Appendix F - Individual Space Criteria Sheets.pdf

Base Miami Paint & Sand Blast Facility Project Number: 10877504 USCG Base Miami, FL

APPENDIX F

INDIVIDUAL SPACE

CRITERIA SHEETS

Rebuild Paint and Sandblast Facility PROJECT NUMBER: 10877504

USCG BASE MIAMI BEACH, FL APPENDIX F

Individual Space Criteria Sheet (ISCS) Introduction

The Individual Space Criteria Sheets have been prepared as a tool to provide a more complete understanding if the requirements of each individual space and in support of the RFP drawings and specifications.

Each sheet provides a title listing the name of each space, a reference number coordinated with RFP plans and drawings, and the net square footage (NSF) of each space allocated to the space as shown on the drawings.

The space allocations shown on the RFP drawings have incorporated the facilities planning and program requirements along with direct reviews and input from the end user and related stake holders to produce a conceptual design exhibiting proposed space planning and space adjacency. However, this does not preclude any alternative proposals to improve space arrangement, use and efficient configurations that may be determined by the Designer of Record as the design progresses.

ISCS Acronyms:

CFCI – Contractor Furnished and Contractor Installed GFCI – Government Furnished and Contractor Installed GFGI – Government Furnished and Government Installed NSF – Net Square Foot: This is the clear usable area within the space and is typically the NSF indicated in The “Conceptual RFP Plan Net Square Footage heading at the beginning of each ISCS sheet.

Each ISCS is organized with the following 14 item to 16 item numbered heading format:

On ISCS sheets for spaces with a large number of toilet accessories and additional heading may be added.

1. Space function /user activity – briefly describes the function and/or proposed use of the space.

2. Number of occupants – Lists the number of persons normally working within the space, the range of persons that may be working in the space or whether or not the space is normally occupied.

3. Furniture and equipment – The Coast Guard refers to the furnishing and equipment using the nautical term “Outfitting” (as in outfitting a ship). Typical outfitting items include accessories such as waste receptacles, desks, and tables, other free-standing case goods, system furniture configurations, seating, files and bookcases, storage cabinets and shelving, workbenches, and shop machinery such as drill presses, bench or stand grinders, sanders, hydraulic presses, parts washers, rolling ladders, etc. A brief listing of the types of furnishing and equipment that will be present in the space. A more detailed requirement will be found on the Interiors drawings, schedules, and Outfitting

Item Information Sheet (included as an Appendix) which typically shows a picture of the item and lists the salient features an/or expected performance of the item.

4. Contractor Furnished and Contractor Installed (CFCI) Specialties – Typically identifies items that have to be fabricated and fastened or otherwise installed and for which blocking may have to provided. Such items include cabinetry and millwork, wall or ceiling mounts for audiovisual equipment like projectors and mail boxes, fire extinguisher cabinets, wall corner guards, toilet accessories, mirrors (other than toilet accessories type such as for Fitness spaces), wall or ceiling mounted accessory fans (for air movement/personnel comfort), window treatments like mini blinds or blackout shades, installed hat and clothing racks or rails, directories, bulletin boards, and whiteboards. Depending on how classified by the Contractor/DOR during design and construction, some of these items may be eventually be considered to be outfitting items.

5. Contractor Furnished and Contractor Installed (CFCI) Equipment – Identifies any equipment such as shop machinery requiring hardwired power and/or plumbing utility connections, audio-visual (projectors, screens, TV’s, etc.), that will be required in the space. Depending on how classified during design and construction, some items specified in the RFP may be eventually be considered by the Contractor/DOR to be outfitting items. Although basic utility requirements for the equipment may be noted, the actual or full requirements may be defined under following respective headings such as “Electrical” and “Plumbing”. If none is required, the requirement will be listed as “None required”.

Note: The following two numbered headings will only appear on the ISCS sheets if they are applicable. Numbering of the headings after them will have sequentially different numbers from those listed below if one or more of the following two numbered headings are inserted.

X - Government Furnished and Contractor Installed (GFCI) – Identifies Government furnished items, usually existing at the site of the rebuild or renovation, that when supplied by the Government, needs to be installed by the Contractor.

X - Government Furnished and Government Installed (GFGI) – Identifies items such as printers, copiers, shredders and in some projects existing televisions to be relocated and reinstalled that are typically furnished by the Government and installed by the Government at the time of occupancy.

Note: Telephones and computers should be assumed to be located at each desk or work station and will not be listed under this heading. Phone devices and computers will be furnished and are typically installed by the Government.

Provisions for their connections are addressed under the “Telecommunications” heading that follows.

6. Openings - Notes requirements for doors, windows and other opening treatments such as glass block panels or translucent panels. Please note that under “Doors,” only basic requirements such as size, suggested lock function and type are listed. Complete door requirements are found in the RFP Specifications.

Windows and other openings such as glass block, insulated light panels and fixed glass panels are similarly noted.

7. Finishes – Required Ceiling Heights, ceiling materials, wall finishes including RFP wall construction, base materials or treatments, and floor finishes as well as any selection options for any of these finishes are listed. Any special finish treatment requirements such as wainscots or chair rails will be listed

8. Attenuation/Fire rated Assemblies – Any specific sound attenuation requirements or any specific fire rated assembly requirements are listed. Otherwise, the statement under this heading reads” No specified requirements other than those derived as a result of Building Code and Life Safety Code analysis”. It is the responsibility of the Contractor/DOR to complete code analyses of their design and determine the requirements.

9. Physical Security and Special Systems – Any special physical security construction or measures may be listed under this heading. Special system requirements such as intrusion detection, cameras (CCTV), balanced magnetic switches, audio-visual entry devices, card reader access devices, etc., will be noted under this heading.

10. Mechanical – This heading is primarily used to note whether or not the space is to be conditioned or not conditioned. Specific or specialized exhaust requirements such as welding arms/hoods and equipment hoods are also noted under this heading. HVAC ductwork and controls requirements are not typically noted on the ISCS. Although other specific requirements may be listed, all requirements will be found in the RFP Mechanical specification.

11. Plumbing – Required types of plumbing fixtures and/or connections such as compressed air are listed under this heading. All other requirements will be found in the RFP Plumbing specification.

12. Electrical (power/lighting) – This heading primarily is used to note power receptacle locations and mounting heights. Mounting heights of power receptacles are very important. Receptacles must be readily accessible and not placed behind furnishings or otherwise made inaccessible by equipment. If either new or existing furnishings or equipment require electrical power connections (receptacles for plug or hard-wire connections), those requirements are listed under this heading. Any special requirements such as special use receptacles and grounding bars are also noted under this heading. Switchgear and, transformers are not typically noted on the ISCS. Panel Boards are not typically noted unless a specific panel board location required. Switches, disconnects and electrical control panels are not typically addressed on the ISCS. Exit signs and emergency lighting is not typically addressed in the ISCS. General Lighting fixtures are typically not addressed on the ISCS. However, any special lighting requirements may be noted. Lighting fixtures and general electrical requirements will be found in the RFP Electrical specifications.

13. Telecommunications - This heading primarily is used to note telecommunication Work Area Outlet (WOA) outlet locations and mounting heights. Mounting heights of telecommunication outlets is very important so that they will be readily accessible and that their alphanumeric identification can be easily read in relation to the proposed furnishing and equipment locations. All other telecommunication system requirements including campus, backbone, and horizontal cabling and infrastructure including cabling, general WOA, equipment racks/enclosures, horizontal and fiber optic patch panels, cable support trays, conduit paths and miscellaneous support equipment is addressed in the RFP Telecomm Specification. Requirements for the Public Address (PA) systems is not typically addressed on the ISCS but may be listed. CCTV (Closed Circuit Television coverage and CATV (Cable TV) location requirements are typically listed on the ISCS. CCTV and CATV also be addressed in their own RFP specification sections.

14. Other Requirements – This heading is use to describe requirements that are not included in any of the other headings above. For example, a sump pit located in the Boat Maintenance Work Bay would be noted under this heading.

15. Fire Protection: Fire Detection and alarm systems and fire protection system specification requirements are not typically noted on the ISCS.

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Individual Space Criteria Sheet (ISCS) APPENDIX F Rebuild Paint and Sandblast Facility Project Number: 10877504

BASE MIAMI BEACH, FL

Space Number and Space Name: Space 101 – Open Bay (High-Bay Area) for Paint and Sand Blast Booths

Conceptual Plan Net Square Footage (NSF): Approximately 5,360 NSF

1. Space function / user activity:

This space is intended to provide an enclosure for the Paint Booth and Sand Blast Booth and related equipment including space for the operations of the doors on either end of the booths, and to provide access all around the booths and to the supporting lean-to spaces.

2. Number of occupants:

Normal – This space is intermediately occupied.

Max – 2 persons.

3. Furniture and Equipment: (Contractor Furnished and Contractor Installed

(CFCI) Outfitting:

• Storage Cabinet (Outfitting Tag ST-01).

4. CFCI Specialties (white boards, tack boards / presentation boards / shelving, window treatments, etc. requiring installation):

• None required in this space.

5. CFCI Equipment (fixed and movable including casework – requiring CFCI utility requirements):

6. Openings:

• Doors, (four) Overhead coiling from High-bay to building exterior:

o Size: 21’ wide by 22’ high o Type: Overhead coiling, insulated slats, fully weather stripped, electrically operated with chain back-up operation.

o Lock Function: Doors should be able to be padlocked.

• Doors (three) opening from Open, High-Bay Area (101) to the building exterior:

o Size: Standard height and 3’ (36”) wide.

o Type: Fiberglass reinforced Plastic (FRP) door and frame o Lock Function: Doors should be able to be locked and unlocked by key from the exterior side. Doors should be able to be unlocked and remain unlocked. Doors should always be operable from inside (109 side).

7. Finishes (function, durability and maintenance issues):

• Ceiling height and Type: Ceiling must be high enough for paint and sand blast booth, any mechanical equipment or appurtenances mounted on top of the booth, any ductwork required for the ventilation and exhaust of the booth and any structure MEP. Open ceilings and any exposed MEP or structure shall be painted in accordance with architectural specifications.

• Walls:

o North wall: Lower wall up to approximately the lean-to juncture height.

Concrete Masonry Units (VMU) with a pained finish. Portion of north wall above CMU: Prefinished inner panel of the exterior insulated metal panels of the pre-engineered building.

o South, East and West Walls: Prefinished inner panel of the exterior insulated metal panels of the pre-engineered building.

• Floor:

o Sealed concrete

• Base o Painted base on CMU walls (one full CMU block course height).

8. Sound Attenuation / Fire Rated Assemblies:

• No specified rated sound attenuation for walls, ceilings or doors unless rating is required by Building and/or Life Safety code analysis.

• No specified fire rating for walls, ceilings or doors unless rating is required by Building and/or Life Safety code analysis.

9. Physical Security and Special Systems:

• No physical security or special system requirements.

10. Mechanical (HVAC):

• Mechanical system design and construction shall be in accordance with Specification Section 01800 – HVAC - Paragraphs 1.12 and in accordance with the requirements below:

• Ventilation exhaust.

11. Plumbing:

• Plumbing system design and construction shall be in accordance with Specification Section 01800 – Plumbing - Paragraphs 1.11 and in accordance

• Compressed Air Connections with Hose Reels (two).

• Electric Water Cooler.

• Drench Shower with Eye Wash.

• Hose Bibb.

• Plumbing connections to booths and related equipment.

12. Electrical (power / lighting):

• Electrical system design and construction including lighting shall be in accordance with Specification Section 01800 – Electrical - Paragraphs 1.13 and in accordance with the requirements below:

• Provide a minimum of six general purpose duplex outlets. Install a minimum of two on the along the north lean to-wall, two along the south wall, and one each at the east and west end walls.

13. Telecommunications:

• Telecommunication system design, construction and installation be in accordance with Specification Section 01800 – TELECOMM - Paragraphs

1.16 and in accordance with the requirements below.

14. Other:

• Floor trenching in and at blast booth. Shall be coordinated with booth manufacturer.

Space Number and Space Name: Space 102 and 102A – Connecting Corridor and laundry Alcove

Conceptual Plan Net Square Footage (NSF): Approximately 106 NSF total

Space will provide a connecting corridor between the exterior and the large bay with the booths as well as access to the toilets, showers and lockers, and the Worker’s Break Room. An alcove off of the corridor will house the stacked dryer/washer used to primarily to launder coveralls.

• Stacked Combination Dryer over Washer in alcove. The combination dryer/washer is a specified under “Laundry Equipment” in the 01800 1.7 Architectural specification section.

4. CFCI Specialties (white boards, tack boards / presentation boards / built-in shelving, millwork/cabinetry, toilet accessories, window treatments, etc.):

• None required.

5. CFCI Equipment (fixed and movable other than Outfitting) and CFCI utility requirements):

• Stacked Combination Dryer over Washer in alcove. The combination dryer/washer equipment is specified under “Laundry Equipment” in the 01800

1.7 Architectural specification section – will require mechanical, electrical and plumbing utility connections.

• Door (opening from Open (Booths) Bay (101) into Corridor:

o Size – Standard height and 3’ (36”) wide.

o Lock – Passage function.

o Type – Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) door and frame.

o Provide threshold and perimeter weather stripping.

• Door (opening from Corridor (102) to Exterior:

o Size – Standard height and 36 inches wide o Lock – Door should be able to be locked from exterior, lock automatically when closed, remain unlocked when unlocked by a key, and always be operable from Corridor side.

o Provide threshold and perimeter weather stripping.

• Ceiling height: Minimum 8’; Ceiling material can be either suspended acoustical tile or suspended gypsum board with a painted finish.

• Walls:

o North, South, East and West wall construction: concrete masonry units

(CMU) with painted finish.

• Floor:

o Ceramic Tile (CT) o Ceramic Tile or Painted base (one full CMU block course height).

• No specified requirements other than those derived as a result of Building Code and Life Safety Code analysis”.

• No special security or special system requirements in this space.

• HVAC – fully air conditioned.

• Dryer will require to be exhausted to exterior.

• Washer will require water supply and drain connections.

• General purpose duplex outlet(s).

• Dryer and washer will require dedicated power receptacles.

• PA speaker in corridor.

• No other telecommunication outlet requirements in these spaces.

• No additional requirements.

Space Number and Space Name: Space 103 – Worker’s Break Room

Conceptual Plan Net Square Footage (NSF): Approximately 95 NSF

Space will provide a conditioned refuge or break room from paint and sand blast operations and will function as an administrative space for the two typical paint and sandblast booth operators.

• Combination Refrigerator with Microwave (Outfitting Tag A-01); waste receptacle (A-02); two task chairs (SE-01); Refreshment unit (ST-02) consisting of a base cabinet, countertop with sink and a wall cabinet.

window treatments, etc.):

• Horizontal “mini” blind at window opening.

5. CFCI Equipment (fixed and movable including casework – CFCI utility

• Counter or desk, full-width across end of north end of space.

• Sink in Refreshment Unit requires plumbing connections.

• Telecommunications equipment enclosure, wall-mounted.

• Door (opening from Connecting Corridor (102) into toilet and shower:

o Size – Standard height and 36 inches wide o Lock – Office function. Door should be able to be locked from Corridor side but always remain operable form inside.

o Type – Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) door and frame.

• Window Opening: Approximately 30” wide by 36” high: Can be either be standard aluminum window provided by the pre-engineered building manufacturer or a separately installed aluminum window unit.

• Walls:

o Wall construction: concrete masonry units (CMU) with painted finish.

• Floor:

o Ceramic Tile (CT) o Painted base (one full CMU block course height).

• No special system requirements

• Bar-type sink (specified in the Plumbing Specification) in Refreshment Unit will require water supply and drain connections.

• Provide one GFCI duplex receptacle mounted above the Refreshment Unit’s countertop area adjacent to the sink.

• Provide two duplex receptacles equally spaced above the full-width counter or desk surface. Install receptacles at 36” to 42” to be readily accessible above countertop/desk work surface. Each of the two seating positions shown may be computer locations. Computers, if provided, will be furnished by the Coast Guard.

• Telecommunication system design and construction shall be in accordance with Specification Section 01800 – Telecomm - Paragraphs 1.16 and in accordance with the requirements below:

• Provide a minimum of one quadruplex telecommunication outlet above the full-width counter or desk surface. Install outlet(s) at 36” to 42” to be readily accessible above countertop/desk work surface. Each of the two seating positions shown may be computer locations. Computers, if provided, will be furnished by the Coast Guard.

• Wall-mounted telecommunication equipment enclosure.

• PA speaker.

Space Number and Space Name: Spaces 104 and 105 –Single Occupancy Toilets, Showers and Lockers

Conceptual Plan Net Square Footage (NSF): Approximately 77 NSF each

Spaces will provide toilet, shower and locker facilities for paint and sandblast personnel.

Normal – This space is unoccupied unless being used.

Max – 1 person per space.

3. Furniture and Equipment: Contractor Furnished and Contractor Installed

• Waste receptacle (Outfitting Tag A-02) in each space; side chair w/o arms chair in Space 105. Two specified Lockers (Type LKR-1) in each space.

• Toilet Accessories including: Electric hand dryer, paper towel dispenser, mirror with shelf at lavatory sink, electric hand dryer, horizontal and vertical grab bars, twin roll with shelf toilet paper dispenser, towel bar, and garment hook (mounted on back of door or on wall).

• No casework in these spaces.

• Door (opening from Connecting Corridor (102) into toilet and shower:

o Size – Standard height and 3’ (36”) wide.

o Lock – Privacy F02/F76 function.

• Walls:

o Wall construction: concrete masonry units (CMU) with painted finish.

• Floor:

o Ceramic Tile (CT) o Ceramic Tile Base or Painted base (one full CMU block course height).

• No physical security or special system requirements

• Lavatory sink, wall-mounted with single lever faucet

• Floor supported water closet with seat.

• Free-standing Shower Stall

• Provide a GFCI duplex receptacle at the lavatory sink.

• Telecommunication system design and construction shall be in accordance with Specification Section 01800 – Telecomm - Paragraphs 1.16 and in accordance with the requirements below:

• No telecommunication requirements in these spaces.

Space Number and Space Name: Space 106 – Paint Mixing and Preparation Booth (Paint Kitchen) Alcove

Conceptual Plan Net Square Footage (NSF): Approximately 216 NSF total

Space provides an alcove for the location and installation of a pre-engineered and pre-fabricated booth to be used for the break-out storage, mixing and preparation of paint, coatings and related products to be used in the paint booth operation.

• Shelving unit (SH-03) with extra shelf (SH-03X) for break-out storage of paint containers; workbench configuration (WB-01) with hardwood top supported by storage cabinets with drawers.

• None.

• The approximately 10’-3” wide by 14’-8” deep by 8’-2” high Pre-fabricated Paint Mixing Booth is specified in the 01800 1.7 Architectural specification section and will require mechanical, electrical and electrical (MEP) utility connections. Pre-packaged booth components will require assembly and fastening in accordance with manufacturer’s installation instructions.

• Alcove in which booth is to be located is open to Open Bay (101).

• Door (opening from Paint Mixing Booth into Open Bay:

o Specified and provided with pre-packaged booth.

• Ceiling height: Alcove ceiling may be open to structure above or it may have a suspended ceiling. Provide height for booth, any clearances above booth as recommended by booth manufacturer, any height and/or clearances for required for any MEP and roof structure. Minimum clear height in lean-to spaces shall be not les that +10 feet. Open ceilings and any exposed MEP or structure shall be painted in accordance with architectural specifications.

• Walls:

o North Wall: Insulated exterior metal wall panel with manufacturer’s prefinished finish.

o South Wall: Open to Open Bay (101) o East and West Walls: Concrete masonry unit (CMU) with painted finish. Walls shall extend from floor slab up to underside of roof structure.

• Floor:

o Sealed concrete

• HVAC – Alcove open to Open Bay (101).

• Paint Booth will require air supply and exhaust ductwork in accordance with booth manufacture’s installation instructions.

• Compressed Air connection with Hose Reel required in Paint Mixing Booth. To be installed on interior wall of the Paint Booth in the vicinity of the workbench.

• Provide a minimum of three duplex outlets duplex outlet(s) to be mounted above the workbench location. Mount the receptacles at +42” to +48” to be accessible above the approximately 36” high workbench top surface.

• Provide a minimum of four dedicated duplex outlets to be mounted along the interior west wall of the paint mixing booth where “mixer/pump” and “portioner” equipment sis shown on the RFP plans. The exact number and specific model numbers of this equipment is indeterminate at this time. Mount the receptacles at +36” to +48” above the floor.

• Provide connections for fans and lighting fixtures that are furnished with the pre-packaged paint mixing booth.

• Paint Booth requires one duplex telecommunication outlet to be installed at an approximately +48” height on the booth wall at the workbench location.

Space Number and Space Name: Space 107 and 108 – Paint Storage (for Paint Shop facility) and HAZMAT Pharmacy

Conceptual Plan Net Square Footage (NSF): Approximately 164 NSF Paint Storage and 253 HAZMAT for a combined 417 NSF total

The combined spaces function as the consolidated storage location for paints, aerosols, solvents, adhesives and related materials used for Miami Beach base marine maintenance and shore facilities maintenance. The space is designated as a “Pharmacy” in that the space is a centralized supply and storage where different the different marine maintenance and shore facility operational groups can efficiently maintain inventory, safely store and obtain (check-in and check-out) materials without having to store them in their individual spaces.

The overall space is separated into two areas by a wire partition. The smaller of the two areas (107) is intended for storage of materials associated with the Paint Shop/Booth operation within the project Paint and Sand Blast building. The larger area (108) is for everyone else.

Both areas are accessible for supply shipments through the exterior double-leaf door opening up to the exterior from space 108. The wire partition’s swing gate door opening into 108 allows dedicated supply shipments to be moved into the Paint Shop/Booth storage area and separates the Paint Shop’s materials from everyone else’s. The Paint Shop/Booth’s area is directly accessible from the Open Bay (101).

Unopened materials and opened material stored for reuse will be stored on the shelving or on the floor (drums) in the manufacturer’s material containers.

Shelving units specified as outfitting and floor space in space 107 theoretically have the capacity to store approximately 850 gallons of material.

Shelving units specified as outfitting and floor space in space 108 theoretically have the capacity to store approximately 1,162 gallons of material.

Materials stored in each of the storage area will be a mix of non-flammable materials and non-combustible liquids as well as flammable materials and combustible liquids (Classes II, IIIA and IIIB). Very few flammable liquids (with flash points below 100 degrees F), if any, liquids will be stored.

It is difficult to ascertain the exact types and quantities of non-flammable materials and combustible liquids to be stored because of the varying product receipt, product use, and changes in product material composition and classification.

Note A: HAZMAT Pharmacies of similar size and operational scope at other Coast Guard bases including marine maintenance facilities and aircraft maintenance facilities have been classified as Occupancy Group S-1 Moderate-hazard storage.

Note B: Paint Shop and Base paint and related supplies are currently stored in 5 different areas or shed-type storage buildings referred to as “lockers”. The storage requirements of each of these lockers has determined shelving requirements for this project. For example: The derived storage requirement from existing locker 5 is shown on the RFP plan to be in area 107 and is noted as “LKR 5” (for reference accountability).

Normal – This space is intermediately occupied. No full-time employee works in either of these spaces.

Max – 2 to 3 persons.

• Shelving units (SH-01) through (SH-03). Starter units, add-on units and extra shelves as noted of differing length and width dimensions.

• Wire Mesh Partition posts, panels and swing gate panel system extending approximately full width in length (totaling approximately 16’-6” on RFP plan) 10’ high. Specified as an Interior Specialty in the 01800 1.7 Architectural specifications.

• The Wire Mesh Partition system noted above does not require any utility connections.

• Door (opening from HAZMAT Pharmacy (108) to Exterior:

o Size: Standard height an 6’ (72”) wide double-leaf o Lock Function: Door should be able to be locked and unlocked by key from outside (exterior). Door should always be operable from inside.

o Provide astragal on inactive door leaf.

o Provide hold-openers for doors to facilitate deliveries.

o Provide threshold for outward-acting doors and full perimeter weather stripping.

• Door (opening from 101 Open Bay (High-Bay) into Paint Shop Storage (107):

o Type: Fiberglass reinforced Plastic (FRP) door and frame o Lock Function: Door should be able to be locked and unlocked by key from outside (101 side), lock automatically when closed, remain unlocked at door operator’s discretion and always be operable from inside (107 side).

o Provide fire rated door if required by code analysis.

• Ceiling height and Type: Ceiling may be open to structure above or it may have a suspended ceiling. Minimum clear height in lean-to spaces shall be not less than +10 feet. Open ceilings and any exposed MEP or structure shall be o North Wall: Insulated exterior metal wall panel with manufacturer’s prefinished finish.

o South, East and West Walls: Concrete masonry unit (CMU) with painted finish. Walls shall extend from floor slab up to underside of roof structure or girt at lean-to roof and high bay structure juncture..

• Floor:

o Sealed concrete

• No special physical or system requirements.

• Space shall be 100% exhausted by a non-sparking, explosion proof fan.

• No plumbing required in these spaces.

• Provide explosion-proof electrical devices.

• Provide a minimum of one general purpose duplex outlet in each storage area.

Install the receptacles in locations where they will be readily accessible and not behind any shelving.

• No telecommunication outlets, CCTV or CATV required in these storage spaces.

Space Number and Space Name: Space 109 – HAZMAT Pharmacy Storage for any Corrosive Materials

Conceptual Plan Net Square Footage (NSF): Approximately 93 NSF

The segregated “Pharmacy” storage space functions as the consolidated storage location for any corrosive materials used in the paint and finish operation preformed in this building and base wide marine maintenance operations. It is a “Pharmacy” in that the space is a centralized supply and storage where different operational groups can inventory, safely store and obtain materials without having to store them in their individual spaces. The space is accessible for receiving supply shipments and access through the door opening up into the space from the larger “Pharmacy” storage space (108).

Unopened materials and opened material stored for reuse will be stored on the shelving or on the floor (in small drums or cans that may not fit on the shelves) in the manufacturer’s material containers.

Note: Corrosive materials and related supplies are currently stored in a different building or shed-type storage building referred to as “Locker 4”. The storage requirements of each of these lockers has determined shelving requirements The derived storage requirement from existing locker 4 is shown on the RFP plan to be in area 109 and is noted as “LKR 4” (for reference accountability).

Max – 1 person.

3. Furniture and Equipment: (CFCI Outfitting)

• Shelving units (SH-01) through (SH-02). Starter units, add-on units and extra shelves as noted of differing length and width dimensions.

• Note: The specified shelving for this space can store a maximum capacity of

370 one gallon cans.

• Door (opening from HAZMAT Pharmacy (108) into corrosive storage:

o Type: Fiberglass reinforced Plastic (FRP) door and frame o Lock Function: Door should be able to be locked and unlocked by key from space 108 side. Door should always be operable from inside (109 side).

o North Wall: Insulated exterior metal wall panel with manufacturer’s prefinished finish.

o South, East and West Walls: Concrete masonry unit (CMU) with painted finish. Walls shall extend from floor slab up to underside of roof structure or girt at lean-to roof and high bay structure juncture.

• Floor:

o Sealed concrete

• Space shall be 100% exhausted by a non-sparking, explosion proof fan.

• No plumbing required in this space.

• Provide explosion-proof electrical devices.

• Provide a minimum of one general purpose duplex outlet in storage area.

Install the receptacle adjacent to entry door where it will be readily accessible and not behind any shelving.

• No telecommunication outlets, CCTV, CATV or PA systems required in this storage space.

Space Number and Space Name: Space 110 – Janitorial Closet

Conceptual Plan Net Square Footage (NSF): Approximately 30 NSF

This space provides janitorial support and supplies storage for the facility.

Max – 1 person.

• Shelving unit (SH-04).

• Shelf, stainless steel with mop holders and hooks, wall-mounted.

• Door (opening from closet into corrosive Open, High-Bay Area (101):

o Type: Fiberglass reinforced Plastic (FRP) door and frame o Lock Function: Door should be able to be locked and unlocked by key from space 101 side. Door should always be operable from inside (109 o North, South, East and West Walls: Concrete masonry unit (CMU) with painted finish. Walls shall extend from floor slab up to underside of roof structure or girt at lean-to roof and high bay structure juncture.

• Floor:

o Sealed concrete

• Mop sink or floor basin with wall-mounted service faucet..

• Provide a minimum of one general purpose duplex outlet. Install the receptacle on the wall opposite to entry door where it will be readily accessible and not behind any shelving.

Space Number and Space Name: Space 111 – Mechanical (Equipment) and Air Compressor Room

Conceptual Plan Net Square Footage (NSF): Approximately 175 NSF

This space is intended for mechanical equipment and plumbing support equipment including the compressed air system supply equipment for this building and the nearby Building 8 Welding Shop.

• No outfitting is specified for this space.

• No specialties have been specified for this space.

• Door (opening from Mechanical Room (111) to Exterior:

o Size: Standard height an 6’ (72”) wide double-leaf o Type: Fiberglass reinforced Plastic (FRP) door and frame o Lock Function: Door should be able to be locked and unlocked by key from outside (exterior). Door should always be operable from inside.

o Provide astragal on inactive door leaf.

o Provide hold-openers for doors to facilitate deliveries.

o Provide threshold for outward-acting doors and full perimeter weather stripping.

• Door opening from Open, High-Bay Area (101) in Mechanical Room:

o Lock Function: Door should be able to be locked and unlocked by key from space 101 side. Door should always be operable from inside (109 o North, South, East and West Walls: Concrete masonry unit (CMU) with painted finish. Walls shall extend from floor slab up to underside of roof structure or girt at lean-to roof and high bay structure juncture.

o

• Floor:

o Sealed concrete

• No physical security or special system requirements.

• Domestic Water Heating System

• Compressed Air System

• Floor/condensate drain(s).

• Provide a minimum of one general purpose duplex outlet. Install the receptacle on the wall opposite to entry door where it will be readily accessible and not behind any shelving.