Appendix_H.pdf

RESEARCH SUPPORT BUILDING 16009

Appendix H:

Furniture Specifications

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Statement of work:

The Contractor shall provide all components, delivery, assembly, and installation of the item specified or drawn. See specifications (Attachment A to this Appendix) and contract drawings which are herein referenced.

Products must be new. Products must be on Federal Supply Schedules (FSS)

The Contractor shall furnish all labor, supervision, materials, supplies, tools, equipment, and expertise necessary to perform the delivery, storage, and installation of all furnishings (see also section titled “Delivery and installation” below). The Contractor shall work in coordination with NASA and its consultants (TEN Arquitectos, Bialosky + Partners Architects, and other NASA support service contractors) as needed to coordinate delivery and installation.

Within one week of award, the awardee shall meet with project representatives to review the project and discuss any issues that might affect the product specific furniture layout. It is the awardee’s responsibility to perform verification of the site conditions and field measurements. If conditions are found that affect the furniture layout and bill of materials, the vendor shall bring the situation to the attention of the Contracting Officer (CO) and propose solutions to resolve the layout issues.

Delivery and installation will occur during normal business hours as defined in the specifications.

Any changes to the requirements described herein, prior to or after award, will not be accepted unless approved by the CO. A proposal that does not adhere to the solicitation requirements (i.e. Quantity, dimensions, finishes) may not be considered for award.

Contractor Team Arrangements

Contractor Team Arrangements (CTA’s) are permitted with other GSA MAS contract holder(s). The CTA must be identified by the Contractor “team leader” and a copy of the signed agreement outlining responsibilities for each team member must be provided with the original quotation.

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Potential vendors shall be current contract holders in good standing under GSA.

Federal Supply Schedule Category 71. All products contained in the vendor’s quote must be products available from the vendor’s or a teaming partners’ GSA schedule 71 contract.

Teaming arrangements between GSA Multiple award Schedule contract holders under Schedule 71 only are permitted. Any open market items must be clearly identified as “open market” items, in accordance with Federal Acquisition regulation (FAR) 8.402(f).

GSA MAS CTA requirements:

• Items on the quote must be marked as “teaming”.

• The lead team member must supply a “teaming letter” with its quotation. A teaming letter constitutes a letter from the teaming partner that is supplying the product. A CTA quote will not be considered without a “teaming letter” this letter must:

o Identify the RFQ.

o Identify the Contract Number of the team member supplying the product to the vendor.

o State that the team member will supply the items at prices no higher that (or discounts no lower than) its GSA MAS contract pricing, through better pricing than on its MAS contract is encouraged.

o State that the team member supplying the product will be responsible for reporting sales on order for this project to the Government and paying its own

Industrial Funding Fee (IFF).

Submittal Requirements

The following information shall be submitted for approval:

• One copy of catalogs (with pictures) for all products being proposed and any other information (factual or visual) necessary to demonstrate the product meets the requirements stated in the solicitation.

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• A schedule showing the number of calendar days from final order placement to delivery to completion of installation

• 3-D typicals

• Shop drawings

• Finish Samples

• Product warranties

• Qualifications of installers.

• A statement identifying items proposed or other aspects of the quote which deviate from the requirements of the RFQ. If any such deviations are not explicitly identified, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs associated with providing conforming product or otherwise meeting the requirements of the RFQ.

• Installation Instructions

• Operation Manuals

Quality Assurance

Manufacturer shall specialize in designing and manufacturing the type of furnishings specified in this section, and shall have a minimum of 5 years of documented successful experience. Manufacturer shall have the facilities capable of meeting contract requirements, single-source responsibilities and warranty. The furnishings must be installed by a certified dealership with a certified installation crew. Installing company must be able to provide a certificate of insurance upon demand. Insurance coverages shall satisfy prescribed limits. Installing company shall have a minimum of 5 years of documented successful experience in the installation of furnishings similar to the requirements of this section.

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Delivery, Storage, and Installation

The Contractor is responsible for assessing, evaluating, verifying and confirming the conditions of the building, including accessibility, site restrictions, parking, deliveries, loading dock, elevator, storage, installation and staging hours of availability/ accessibility of all the above, and any other conditions that may affect the cost of the delivery and installation.

All shipping, receiving, unloading, and pre-installation preparation shall be the responsibility of, and supervised by the Contractor.

Deliver products in containers designed to protect them until final installation. Make arrangements to receive equipment at the project site at a time and place agreed with General Contractor. If the site is not ready for delivery, then either delay delivery or arrange to hold in a secure and protected warehouse until delivery can be made to the job site. This delay or storage shall be the responsibility of the Contractor and shall be provided at no additional cost to the Government.

Conduct pre-installation walk through and conference with NASA and architect prior to installation to determine site and building conditions and agree to the level of protection required (floor and wall padding).

The Contractor must deliver and install the system pursuant to the schedule submitted with its proposal and shall promptly notify the CO of any situation which might impact the project completion schedule.

If the installation is subcontracted, the Contractor shall utilize an installer that is an established organization fully familiar and experienced with the products outlined and proved to be capable of executing and servicing projects similar in size and scope to this project. Determination of status as an established organization shall be at the discretion of the design team and NASA.

Installation supervision shall be handled by an experienced installer that is an experienced on-site supervisor who has at least 1 year experience installing furniture of comparable size and complexity/ All employees should be prepared to provide valid, Government issued identification prior to access to the installation site.

Each contractor shall determine its requirement for union or non-union labor and price its

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quote accordingly. The Government does not make this determination. There shall be no relief for contractors not taking this element into consideration in its quote. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to provide an adequate work force to ensure that the required schedule is met.

Responsibility and liability for loss or damage shall remain with the Contractor until inspection and acceptance by the architects and NASA, including any damage to the building which occurs during delivery and installation.

The Contractor shall ensure that all products and installation comply with the General Specification in applicable schedule.

The Contractor shall prepare the furniture for immediate use as part of the installation.

Contractor shall provide a professional installation that is square, plum, and properly aligned. The system shall be clean and in good working condition. The Contractor shall dispose of waste materials according to the waste management requirements outlined in the specifications.

The Contractor shall be responsible for confining his crew and work to the designated project areas. Contractor shall also be responsible for ensuring that the installation personnel are identifiable.

Contractor shall review the installation with NASA and its consultants to prepare a punch list of any problems identified. Punch list items must be corrected to the satisfaction of the Architects and NASA within fourteen (14) days. If such items are not corrected, NASA may otherwise arrange for the correction of such items and deduct any expenses from amounts otherwise due under the contract.

Provide Warranty service response within 24 hours of NASA request. Facilitate parts and labor requirements within 10 business days of the determination of need. Schedule all service activities within space so as not to interfere with activities with space at no charge.

User Training

The Contractor shall provide all service, cleaning and operation manuals to NASA prior to completion of the project.

The Contractor shall schedule and conduct a demonstration of equipment and features

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with NASA personnel, including maintenance training. This training session will be video recorded by NASA for archiving.

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APPENDIX H, ATTACHMENT A:

FURNITURE SPECIFICATION

SECTION 1; Laminate Casegoods

TYP:1 & Typ:2

Typical Private Office Desks

A. Desks Overview

1. Refer to architectural furniture plans for design intent and dimensions

2. Primary work surface shall be 30”x84”

3. Assembly of all Desks shall be metal to metal connection with threaded insert ¼’’ –

20. An aesthetic ¼’’ gap shall allow a floating top over modesty and end gables that permit the mounting of accessories, electrics and communications.

4. Generic & Linear Worksurfaces and Preconfigured Desks shall feature a ¼’’ gap enhanced by plastic elliptic shape spacer system.

5. Desk surface thicknesses shall be at least 1”

A. With a 1’’ thick worksurface desk total height shall be 29’’ from the finished floor to the top of the finished worksurface.

6. Casegoods shall be available in three configurations: Freestanding desks, Semi

Supported desks, Semi supported worksurfaces

7. All desk dimensions shall be nominal minus 0.5%

8. Desks shall rest on supports with levelers which shall be offering a leveling range of

1”

B. Desks

1. The following components shall be used to build a standard Expansion Casegoods

Generic or Linear desk:

A. Worksurface Grommet (desks wider than 48’’ include two grommets)

B. Worksurface

C. Gables – Full or Half (Reversible)

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D. Levelers

E. Gable Spacer Attachment

F. Modesty Panel – Full or half, Flush or Recessed

G. Modesty Brackets

2. Shall be available in depths of 20’’, 24’’, 30’’ and 36’’ and widths from 18’’ to 84’’ (6’’ increments). Those dimensions shall depend of the worksurface shape and they shall not be the same for each desk.

C. Supports

1. Minimum of three leg styles shall be offered

D. Modesty

1. Desks shall be available in a full or half height modesty panel options.

2. The full and half modesty panels shall be available as flush or inset.

E. Countertops

1. Shall be mounted/screwed on 2 structural supports and one optional element that shall be ordered separately. Supports shall be connected/screwed under the desk surface in order to assure stability. If an Element is specified, it shall be connected to the two Structural Supports.

2. Shall be the same thickness as the desk on which it is mounted.

F. Supports

1. Seven supports shall be available

2. All supports shall include levelers with a 1” leveling range.

3. The type and quantity of supports shall depend on the table shape and dimensions.

G. Mounted storage

1. The following components shall be used to build hutches

A. Side panels

B. Towers

C. Back panel

D. Shelf

E. Top

F. Corner extrusion

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G. Divider

H. Doors

I. Book organizer extrusions

2. The depth shall be 15”

H. Freestanding storage

1. Metal construction

A. Metal storage products shall be made of #22 gauge steel parts mechanically assembled and welded on a #18 gauge steel structure

B. Case bottom shall be made of two #18 gauge steel struts. A flanged nut designed for metal storage shall provide structural integrity for levelers and casters.

C. Drawer fronts shall be 18 mm (11/16”) thick and shall be offered in laminate

(45 lbs/ft density, two faces) or metal. Edge trims shall be made of 1.5mm thick plastic Straight style.

D. Drawer fronts shall be available in many metal, laminate or wood colors.

E. All drawers shall provide full extension slides with the following loading capacity in order to comply with BIFMA standards:

F. Lateral file drawers shall include an interlock system that allows opening only one drawer at a time.

G. Locks shall be provided and can be selected as either keyed alike or keyed random.

H. Hanging file bars, pencil trays and dividers shall be included in all drawers.

I. For all units not installed under a worksurface, an optional top (RSMRT) can be purchased.

J. All metal storage products shall have a 1” leveling range.

J.K. Provide drawer face finish in metal (color/finish TBD).

2. Laminate construction

A. Case shall be of 11/16’’ thick particle board, 45 lbs./ft3 density, two faces, dowel assembly. Edge trim on Case shall be of 1.5 mm plastic.

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B. Case bottom shall be of 1-1/8’’ thick particle board, 45 lbs./ft. density providing structural integrity of levelers.

C. Drawer front and doors shall be of 11/16’’ thick, two faces. Edge trim on

Drawer shall be of 1.5 mm plastic straight style.

D. Drawer fronts and doors shall be available in HPL laminate and wood colors.

E. All drawers shall provide full extension slides with the following loading capacity in order to comply with BIFMA standards

1. Box drawer: 20 lbs

2. File drawer: 50lbs

3. Lateral File Drawer: 100lbs

F. All Storage shall have a leveling capacity of 1’’ and levelers to be 1-1/2’’.

G. Holes at 1-1/4’’ intervals on the inside walls of the side panels allow for shelf height adjustment. Pedestals and Lateral Files Cabinets shall not include shelf.

H. All storage with file drawers shall include anti-tilt device and shall be provided with an interlock system that allows the opening of only one file drawer at a time.

I. Suspension bars shall be included in File Drawers and pencil trays and dividers shall be included in Box Drawers.

J. Keys shall be selected as either Keyed Alike or Keyed Random. A key chart shall accompany every order if Keyed Alike is selected. If no preference is specified all orders shall be shipped Keyed Random.

3. Pedestals

A. Pedestals shall be installed under the worksurface for stability.

B. Shall be available in a variety of depths: 18’’, 22’’ and 30’’ and widths: 15-1/2’’ and 30’’ depending of the Pedestal style.

C. Shall be offered in 28’’ height only with levelers that shall provide a height adjustment range of 1’’.

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D. Metal pedestals shall be 27¼’’ high and shall be available in 2 depths: 18’’ and 22”, except the Combo pedestal which is available in depth 18” only.

E. Metal pedestals shall be 27¼’’ high and shall be available in 2 depths: 18’’ and 22”, except the Combo pedestal which is available in depth 18” only.

F. The Suspended pedestal shall be mounted underneath a desk only and shall be offered in the following dimensions only: 15-1/2’’ wide by 19’’ high by 18’’ deep.

G. All metal storage products shall be installed under a worksurface unless a counterweight has been specified

4. Lateral files

A. Laminate Lateral Files shall be all 18” deep and shall be available in widths of

24”, 30” and 36”.

B. Metal Lateral Files shall be 18’’ deep and shall be available in 2 widths: 30’’ and 36’’.

1. The full extension drawers shall accept both letter- and legal-size paper.

2. The following drawer configurations shall be available.

3. 2 file drawers (28” high)

4. 3 file drawers (40” high)

C. 4 file drawers (53” high)

5. Storage cabinets

A. Shall be 18” deep and shall be available in widths of 24”, 30” and 36”

B. Adjustable shelves shall be available

6. Storage units

A. Shall be 24” deep and shall be available in heights of 66”, 72” and 81”

B. Mounted storage door front shall measure 11/16” in thickness

C. The doors shall be available in laminate or translucent finishes. Two finishes availableFinish for the translucent doors shall be clear and frosted

D. Translucent doors shall not have handle and shall not be lockable. A touch-latch on each door shall be installed for the opening

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7. Bookcases, Under-Worksurface Bookcase

A. The 12” or 18” deep bookcase shall be available in widths of 24”,30” and 36” and heights of 28”, 40”, 53”, 66”, and 72”

B. The 18” deep and 28” high Under-Worksurface bookcase shall be available in widths of 24”,30” and 36”

8. Shelving Units

A. Shall be available in 12” or 18” depths and widths of 24”, 30” and 36” with 2 adjustable shelves

B. Shall be possible to mount the shelving unit on the optional top of the following units: Combo Pedestal 28” high lateral files, 28” high storage cabinet with drawers, and 28” high and 18” deep bookcase

C. The style shall be specified according to the top on which the shelving unit will be installed

9. Display Cabinets

A. The 18” deep display cabinet shall be available in widths 04 24”, 30” and 36” and heights of 38” and 66”

B. It shall be possible to install a 38” high display cabinet on a 28” high storage.

It shall not be installed on a desk

10. Electricity and Communication

A. The Retractable Power Centre shall slide up through the worksurface to provide access to electrics. It shall retract to allow use of the entire worksurface.

B. The Retractable Power Centre shall feature three electrical outlets and circuit breaker and a 72’’ long cord.

C. The Miniport Power/Data Center shall open up through the worksurface to provide access to electrics, communications and data. It shall retract to allow use of the entire worksurface.

D. The Miniport Power/Data Center shall include two electrical outlets and two communication openings and shall have a 72’’ long cord.

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E. Voice/data faceplates and jacks shall not be included with the Miniport

Power/Data Center and shall be field supplied and installed.

F. The Under-Worksurface Power/Communication Kit shall supplies electrics and communication to the workstation. It shall come with a complete Kit with wire management clips to manage and conceal wires under the worksurface.

G. The Under-Worksurface Power/Communication Kit shall feature 4 simplex outlets and 1 communication opening. The communication opening shall measure1-3/8’’ x 2-3/4’’ and shall accommodates a variety of communication kit. Shall have a falt 45° plug.

H. Voice/data faceplates and jacks shall not be included with the Under-

Worksurface Power/Communication and shall be field supplied and installed.

Additional Communication Boxes, Wire Management Clips and Under-

Worksurface Power Bars can be specified separately.

I. For flexibility, the Under-Worksurface Power/Communication Kit shall attached anywhere on the underside and shall clip anywhere along the ¼’’ gap between the worksurface and the support or modesty panel.

J. Task light shall be freestanding

11. Finishes

A. Worksurface and Top thicknesses shall consist of the three following as standard offering:

1. 1” Collection (D): particle board 1”, 45 lbs/ft. density, low pressure laminate with two faces. Shall be available in Source Laminate colors.

2. 1-3/16” Collection (M): particle board 1-1/8” thick, 45 lbs/ft. density, high pressure laminate .030” thick and corresponding backer for a total thickness of 1-3/16”. Shall be available in Foundation and Wood

Veneer Laminate colors.

3. 1-9/16” Collection (X): particle board 1-1/2” thick, 45 lbs/ft. density, high pressure laminate .030” thick and corresponding backer for a total of thickness of 1-9/16”. Shall be available in Foundation

Laminate wood print colors only.

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B. Finish program shall consist of a variety of finish materials and fabrics:

1. All fabrics designed to enhance system products and shall be offered in a range of low intensity colors with some stronger hues and a variety of solids, patterns and textures. All fabrics shall exceed industry technical standards;

2. Source Laminates are low pressure laminates that are available in solid colors and wood prints;

3. Foundation Laminates shall be high-pressure plastic laminates (HPL) that are offered in solids, patterns and wood prints. Solid colors shall also be offered in a range of low intensity neutrals with some pearlized colors;

4. Wood Veneer Laminates shall be pre-finished wood veneers that offer the properties of natural wood;

5. Foundation colors shall be powder paint colors offered on the broadest range of parts, including metal, extruded plastic;

6. Mica colors shall be pearlescent colors with light texture. This powder paint finish shall visually soften the surface of the metal on which it is applied and shall be available in low intensity colors;

7. Accent colors shall be powder paint colors in strong hues in order to provide accent shots of colors within the workstation;

8. Edge Trim Colors shall be offered for application to laminate surfaces. The colors shall be designed to either coordinate or contrast with laminate colors. The tone colors shall be designed for use with Wood Veneer Laminates to provide a consistent look to the surface.

C. Fabrics shall be composed of 100% polyester blends and of a variety of sustainable fibers including 100% PLA and shall be available in 4 Grades: A, 1, 2 and 3. Provide Maharam fabric to withstand a minimum of 50,000 double rubs.

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D. All worksurface and meeting tables edge trims shall be offered in straight trim style ((6) Plastic Straight) only.

E. Worksurface grommets shall match the end gable, modesty panel and case finish color specified at the exception of the wood print colors; the worksurface grommets shall match the worksurface finish specified

12. Task light

A. Cool white light at 4000k from LED light

B. Produces 1000 lux from 9 wats

C. Height adjustable from 13”-18”

D. 360 rotation

E. Manufacture to provide minimum of three options for light base

F. Manufacture to provide option of occupancy sensor

SECTION 2; SEATING

CH1 & CH2

Typical OPEN OFFICE WORKSTATION AND PRIVATE OFFICE TASK CHAIR

A. High back swivel task chair with, mesh back, optional mesh headrest, upholstered seat, reclining tension adjustment, back tilt lock and limiter, lumbar support, seat depth adjustment of 2”,4” height adjustment and optional coat hanger

B. Dimensions: (nominal)27” base width x 40-44” overall height without headrest (23” back height from seat)

C. Five star metal base with clear aluminum or powder coat paint finish available in manufacturer’s standard offering. Provide carpet casters.

D. Upholstery available in manufacturers’ standard, to meet minimum requirement of 150 thousand double rubs. Provide a minimum of three patterns and five colorways.

E. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

F. Adjustable Arm with arm pad with pivots

F.G. Provide two (2) coat hooks per open work station and private office configuration.

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CH3

Typical Guest Chair

A. Mid back stacking chair with integrated arms and upholstered seat

B. Dimensions: (nominal)27-1/8” width x 21” overall depth x 32-1/2” height (18” seat height)

C. Four tubular steel frame wall saver legs with 3 finish options Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

D. Optional carpet casters

E. Upholstery fabric shall be selected from manufacturer’s grade 4 or less, available in three patterns

F. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

G. Fixed arm with plastic arm pad in 2 finish options

H. Optional ganging mechanism available

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Typical Meeting Table Chair

A. Mid back swivel chair with integrated arms and upholstered seat

B. Dimensions: (nominal)25-13/16” width x 25-13/16” overall depth x 31-1/2”- 35-1/2” height (17”-

21” seat height)

C. Five star metal base with clear aluminum or powder coat paint finish available in manufacturer’s standard offering. Provide carpet casters.

D. Upholstery fabric shall be selected from manufacturer’s grade 4 or less, available in three patterns

E. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

F. Fixed arm with plastic arm pad in 2 finish options

CH5

Typical Lounge Bench

A. Upholstered lounge bench

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B. Dimensions: (nominal)75” width x 30” overall depth x 16-1/2” height

C. 16 gauge welded steel tube frame-4 legs

D. Upholstery fabric shall be selected from available two options final approval by design architect

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Ancillary Mid Back Lounge Chair

A. Mid back fully upholstered swivel lounge chair

B. Dimensions: (nominal)29-1/2” width x 31-1/2” overall depth x 30” height

C. Frame-Steel tube frame covered in molded foam

D. Four prong base with swivel post to be available in black or brushed nickel base

E. Upholstery fabric shall be selected from manufacturer’s approved options available in minimum of three patterns/fabrics final approval by design architect

F. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

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Ancillary High Back Lounge Chair

A. High back fully upholstered swivel lounge chair

B. Dimensions: (nominal)29-1/2” width x 32” overall depth x 38-1/2” height

C. Frame-Steel tube frame covered in molded foam

D. Four prong base with swivel post to be available in black or brushed nickel base

E. Upholstery fabric shall be selected from manufacturer’s approved options available in minimum of three patterns/fabrics final approval by design architect

F. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

CH8

Typical Dining/Ancillary stacking chair

A. Mid back stacking chair

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B. Dimensions: (nominal)20-1/2” width x 22” overall depth x 31” height (seat height 18”)

C. Frame construction is integrally colored, textured, glass reinforced polypropylene

D. Optional ganging mechanism available

E. Optional stacking dolly

F. Material finish to come in minimum of five colors. Final approval by design architect.

G. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

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Typical Bar Height Table

A. Mid back stacking bar height chair

B. Dimensions: (nominal)23-11/16” width x 44-1/2” height (30” seat height)

C. Four tubular steel frame wall saver legs with 3 finish options-with glides

D. Optional carpet casters

E.D. Upholstery fabric shall be selected from manufacturer’s grade 4 or less, available in three patterns

F.E. Fixed arm with plastic arm pad in 2 finish options

G.F. Optional ganging mechanism available

H. Optional stacking dolly

I.G. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

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Typical Dining Wall bench

A. Mid back stacking bar height chair

B. Dimensions: (nominal)54” width x 23-11/16” depth x 44-1/2” height (30” seat height)

C. Wood or laminate base

D. Upholstered back pad

E. Removable spring seat

F. Upholstery fabric shall be selected from manufacturer’s grade 4 or less, available in three patterns

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CH11

Dining Modular Lounge Seating

A. Line of Modular benches, ottomans, bolsters, and tables

B. Dimensions: (nominal)varying widths width x 26” typical seat depth Wood or laminate base-refer to architectural furniture plan for overall size and shape of modular configuration

C. Construction

1. Seat-Plywood

2. Back-14 gauge welded and powder coated steel

3. Glides-Black plastic with steel thread

4. Foam-VC grade foam molded polyurethane and block form foam used for seat and back

D. Base provides access for routing wires from unit to unit

E. Optional bolster can be positioned in three locations or locked in place with bolster lock options

F. Modular design should allow for components to connect on all sides

G. Upholstery fabric shall be selected from manufacturer’s grade 4 or less, available in three patterns

H. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

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Gallery Modular Bench

A. Modular 60 degree inside radius curved bench

B. Dimensions: (nominal)37” width x 37” overall depth x 17.25” height

C. Frame constructed with zero-emission plywood joined with CNC finger joints

D. Upholstery foam is high-resilience, multi-density urethane

E. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

F. Adjustable glides are non-marking nylon and feature a large footprint

G. Stool has flat, non-marking Teflon glide at bottom edge of frame

H. Four no-tool ganging brackets are standard

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CH13

Typical Outdoor Dining Chair

A. Mid back stacking bar height chair

B. Dimensions: (nominal)18-1/2” width x 21” depth x 32-1/2” height (17-3/4” seat height)

C. Construction

1. Seat & back panels-Steel Straps-3/4”x0.188”

2. Frame-Cold Drawn Steel- 7/16” outer diameter steel wire

3. Stacking bumper Glide-durable nylon

D. Finish

1. Primer-Rust inhibitor

2. Topcoat-Thermosetting polyester powder coat. UV, Chip, and Flake Resistant

3. Color – Manufacturer shall provide minimum of three standard color options. Final selection of color shall be approved by design architect

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Typical Outdoor Lounge Chair

A. Mid back stacking bar height chair

B. Dimensions: (nominal)30-3/8” width x 30-1/4” depth x 30-3/4” height

C. Construction

1. Metal components (except spacer bar)- Chair base consists of cast aluminum pieces welded together. Sling frame consists of cast aluminum profiles. Upper support bar is cast aluminum, and bolted to sling frame with coated screws

2. Spacebar- Carbon steel round bar

3. Glides-6/6 nylon, dark grey

4. Fabric-Outdoor fabric with microban protection and GREENGUARD gold certification

D. Finish

1. Primer-Rust inhibitor

2. Topcoat-Thermosetting polyester powder coat. UV, Chip, and Flake Resistant

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SECTION 3: TABLES

T-1

Typical Large Meeting Table

A. Rectangular conference table

B. Dimensions: (nominal)48” width x 156” depth x 30-3/4” height

C. Work surface thickness shall be 1-1/4”

1. Work surface to be made up of two equal sized surface tops and will be seamed

2. Work surface shall be offered in variety of laminate and natural wood veneer finishes

3. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

D. Table shall be supported by two pedestal bases

1. Base frame shall have anodized frame with metal infill panels to conceal power and data.

E. Double recessed/hard wired electrical and data receptacle shall be located at work surface to be connected to coordinated floor source

T-2

Typical Small Meeting Table

A. Circular conference table

B. Dimensions: (nominal)54” in diameter

C. Work surface thickness shall be 1-1/4”

1. Work surface to be made up of a single work surface top

2. Work surface shall be offered in variety of laminate and natural wood veneer finishes

3. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

D. Table shall offer pedestal and four leg base options

1. Pedestal base frame shall have anodized frame with metal infill panels to conceal power and data.

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2. Leg base option shall be offered in chrome or anodized steel tube.

E. Centered recessed/hard wired electrical and data receptacle shall be located at work surface to be connected to coordinated floor source

T-3

Typical Café Style Round Table

A. Circular Café Table

B. Dimensions: (nominal) 30” in diameter

C. Work surface thickness shall be 1-3/16”

1. Work surface shall be constructed of Contour laminate(Commonly known as rigid thermofoil RTF) with seamless tapered knife edge profile

2. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

D. Table shall be supported by a single steel disk base

1. Base height shall be 27.75”

2. 7 gauge top plate

3. Bolted base- 3/8” plate steel

4. Vertical tubing shall be 3” or 4” tubing and 17 gauge or 14 gauge

5. Levelers have 5/8” adjustment

E. Table has 200 pound load capacity (functional load)

T-4

Typical Café Style Round Table

A. Square Café Table

B. Dimensions: (nominal) 30” x 30”

C. Work surface thickness shall be 1-3/16”

1. Work surface shall be constructed of Contour laminate (Commonly known as rigid thermofoil RTF) with seamless tapered knife edge profile.

2. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

D. Table shall be supported by a single steel disk base

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1. Base height shall be 27.75”

2. 7 gauge top plate

3. Bolted base- 3/8” plate steel

4. Vertical tubing shall be 3” or 4” tubing and 17 gauge or 14 gauge

E. Table has 200 pound load capacity (functional load)

T-5

Typical Bar Height Table

A. Rectangular bar height table

B. Dimensions: (nominal) 54” wide x 30”

C. Work surface thickness shall be 1-3/16”

1. Work surface shall be constructed of Contour laminate with seamless tapered knife edge profile (Commonly known as rigid thermofoil RTF)

2. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects

D. Table shall be supported two legs

1. Base height shall be 40.5”

2. 7 gauge steel foot

3. 8 gauge steel top plate

4. Vertical tubing shall be 2.5”x 2.5”” tubing and 14 gauge

5. Crossbars shall be 12 gauge

6. Levelers shall have 1” adjustment

T-6

Typical Large Dining Table

A. Rectangular dining table

B. Dimensions: (nominal) 48” wide x 120”long

C. Work surface thickness shall be 1-3/16”

1. Work surface shall be constructed of Contour laminate with seamless tapered knife

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edge profile (Commonly known as rigid thermofoil RTF)

2. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

D. Table shall be supported by two legs

1. Base height shall be 27.75”

2. 7 gauge top plate

3. Bolted base- 3/8” plate steel

4. Vertical tubing shall be 3” or 4” tubing and 17 gauge or 14 gauge

T-7

Typical Training Table

A. Rectangular Flip top table

B. Dimensions: (nominal) 24” deep x 60”long

C. Work surface thickness shall be 1-3/16” and 29” from floor to top of finished worksurface

1. Work surface shall be constructed of laminate surface with straight trim edges

2. All training tables shall have grommets or power/data centers

3. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

D. Table shall be supported by two legs

1. Options of c-Legs and T-Legs shall be offered

2. Tables legs shall have casters

A. Table shall have two lockable caster and two non-locking casters

E. This table shall accept modesty panels, electrical tray or cable tray

F. Tables shall be able to nest together for storage

T-8

Typical Ancillary Coffee Table

A. Square coffee table

B. Dimensions: (nominal) 19-7/8”wide x 10” deep x 26” tall

C. Work surface thickness shall be ½”

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1. Work surface shall be constructed of solid surface material

2. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects

D. Table shall be supported by 1chrome finish 4-star base

T-9

Typical Ancillary Task table

A. Laptop side table

B. Dimensions: (nominal) 20” square x 18-1/2” tall

C. Work surface thickness shall be ½”

1. Work surface shall be constructed of solid surface material

D. Table shall be supported by 1chrome finish 4-star base

T-10

Sit-to-Stand Work Table

A. Rectangular height adjustable work bench

B. Dimensions: (nominal) 30” deep x 72” wide

C. Squared corner profile

D. Seamless laminate work surface

1. Work surface shall have flat edge trim style-finish shall be approved by architect

2. Edge trim finish shall be seamless and match the work surface finish

E. Work surface shall have centered electrical grommet with 3 outlets and data ports

F. Base feed cover shall provide a route for cables and wires from the floor to the cable channel

1. Finish shall be mica-finish approved by architect

T-11

Typical outdoor table

A. Circular outdoor café style table

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B. Dimensions: (nominal) 30” diameter x 29-1/2” height

C. Materials

1. Table Top- Table top is to be made from solid 5/16” steel plate welded to the table support

2. Table support- 2-1/2” outer diameter x 0.120” wall steel tubing. Base plate 17” outer diameter x 0.375” steel7GD

3. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

D. Finish

1. Primer-Rust inhibitor

2. Topcoat-Thermosetting polyester powder coat. UV, Chip, and Flake Resistant

T-12

Circular Work Table

A. Large circular work table

B. Dimensions: (nominal)84” in diameter

C. Work surface thickness shall be 1-1/4”

1. Work surface to be made up of two equal sized surface tops and will be seamed

2. Work surface shall be offered in variety of laminate and natural wood veneer finishes

3. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

D. Table shall offer pedestal and four leg base options

1. Pedestal base frame shall have anodized frame with metal infill panels to conceal power and data.

2. Leg base option shall be offered in chrome or anodized steel tube.

E. Centered recessed/hard wired electrical and data receptacle shall be located at work surface

F. Monitors displays to be mounted to table top coordinate with NASA

T-13

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Group Work Table

A. Large rectangular work table

B. Dimensions: (nominal)84” in diameter

C. Work surface thickness shall be 1-1/4”

1. Work surface to be made up of single work surface material or two equal sized surface tops and will be seamed

2. Work surface shall be offered in variety of laminate and natural wood veneer finishes

3. Material samples shall be provided to NASA and architects.

D. Table shall offer pedestal and four leg base options

1. Pedestal base frame shall have anodized frame with metal infill panels to conceal power and data.

2. Leg base option shall be offered in chrome or anodized steel tube.

E. Centered recessed/hard wired electrical and data receptacle shall be located at work surface

F. Monitors displays to be mounted to table top coordinate with NASA

SECTION 4: STORAGE

S-1

Typical Lateral Files

A. Four drawer lateral file storage

B. Dimensions: (Critical)30” width x 18” depth x 51” height

C. Lateral file materiality shall be offered in a variety of laminate, natural wood veneer, and metallic metal finishes

D. Drawer pulls come in the three options

1. Standard integrated pull

2. Bar pull

3. Arc pull

E. Locking-Lock optional/keyed alike or different

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S-2

Typical Credenza

A. Meeting room storage credenza

B. Dimensions: (Critical)74” width x 18” depth x 25-1/2” height

C. Manufacturer shall offer a line of modular/ stackable drawers and open shelving components

D. Credenza materiality shall be offered in a variety of laminate, natural wood veneer, and metallic metal finishes

S-3

Storage Shelving

A. Exchange Store storage room shelving

B. Dimensions: (Nominal)48” width x 36” depth x 120” height

C. Upright Frame, shelf levels, and shelf supports shall be constructed with pre-welded upright frames and rolled formed steel box beams on shelf frames for added strength and support.

1. Steel shall be 14-gauge steel

D. Shelf levels shall be provided in 2” increments

E. Credenza materiality shall be offered in a variety of laminate, natural wood veneer, and

S-4

Utility Storage Cabinet

A. Janitorial cleaning storage locker

B. Dimensions: (Nominal)30” width x 15” depth x 66” height

C. 3 fixed height shelves

1. Shelf openings measure 18”w x 14” d x 12”.

D. Cabinet shall have locking handle for safety and security

E. Box formed, channel reinforced doors

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F. Retaining lip on bottom level to contain spills

S-5

Book shelf

A. COMPASS room book/ binder storage

B. Dimensions: (nominal)36” width x 18” depth x 60” height

C. Manufacturer shall offer a line of open shelving components that are flexible arranged

D. Bookshelf materiality shall be offered in a variety of laminate, natural wood veneer, and

S-6

Mail Sorter

A. Mail sorters for works rooms

B. Dimensions: mail sorter not to exceed 1’-1” in depth and 2’8” in height

C. Construction shall be metal frame construction

D. Mail sorter materiality shall be offered in a variety of laminate, natural wood veneer, and