Attachment 1 Salient Characteristics Overflow Toilet.docx

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Sabino Toilet Building, Coronado National Forest
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This is a Salient Characteristics document outlining the specifications and requirements for a prefabricated waterless vault toilet building for the Sabino Canyon Overflow Parking Lot at Coronado National Forest. The project requires supply and installation of a commercial building that must comply with ADA standards across all components, including doors, doorways, handles, locks, interior space, toilet riser, seat, grab bars, and signage. The facility must be a waterless system with odor control technology featuring customizable wall vents adaptable to building orientation, designed for remote montane locations where plumbing installation is not feasible.

The toilet building must incorporate sustainable cement materials requiring minimal maintenance, with a high-volume holding capacity of 1,000 gallons per stall to reduce future pumping service costs through the Forest's existing vault restroom IDIQ contract. The exterior must feature split-face block walls in "sand beige" and "java brown" colors matching existing CXT brand waterless vault toilets in the recreation area. The toilet paper holder must accommodate a minimum of three standard-size rolls to minimize labor costs. The acquisition is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 332311 with a 750-employee size standard, issued as a Request for Quotation (RFQ) with Solicitation Number 127EAU26Q0070 by the Department of Agriculture Forest Service, with all responsible sources eligible to submit quotations.

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127EAU26Q0070

Coronado National Forest | Salient Characteristics Project: Sabino Canyon Overflow Parking Lot Toilet

Salient Characteristics

Characteristic
Customer

Requirement

Reference/Reasoning

Contract includes supply and installation according to Coronado National.

Yes
For implementation of site finish work requiring supply and installation.
Buildings are prefabricated. Cost structure is consistent with one line item for building supply and install.
Yes
Existing GSA Advantage contract

Building and all components compliant with ADA standards, including doors, doorways, door handles and locks, inside space, toilet riser, seat, grab bar, signage, etc.

Yes Architectural Barriers Act, Chapter 10, [Sections F213 and 603 through 610]

Waterless system with odor control technology that is adaptable based on building orientation, such as customizable wall vents.

Yes Coronado National Forest, Sustainable Recreation Site Facilities, September 2020. Buildings are to be installed in remote montane locations where plumbing is not present and is not feasible to install.

Sustainable cement building materials requiring minimal reoccurring maintenance.

Yes Coronado National Forest, Sustainable Recreation Site Facilities, September 2020.

High volume holding capacity of 1,000 gallons per stall.

Yes

High volume holding capacity reduces service costs incurred through the Forest’s vault restroom pumping IDIQ contract.

Split face block wall texture in the style and colors “sand beige” and “java brown.”

Yes Wall texture and colors need to match other Brand name CXT waterless vault toilets in the recreation area.

Toilet paper holder stores a minimum of 3 standard size toilet paper rolls.
Yes
To reduce labor costs.

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