Attachment 1_SOW 4 March 26_Base Camp.pdf

Base Camp Construction, Building T-2770

Ft. Bragg, NC

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SCOPE OF WORK:

This scope of work shall serve as general information only and shall not limit the contractor’s responsibility or obligations to perform all tasks(s) within local, state and federal laws as well as manufacturer’s recommendations. All quantities in this statement of work are approximate and shall not be verified by the contractor without a written request approved by a government representative.

The contractor shall coordinate and provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, facilities, transportation, tools, materials, and supervision for the project. Design and construct building T- 2770 at Base Camp (Grid Coordinates: 17S PU 3596 7616). Samples of new equipment, materials and accessories shall be submitted to a government representative for approval.

WORKING HOURS AND SCHEDULING

The Contractor is responsible for conducting business, between the hours of 7:00 am EST and 4:30 pm EST Monday thru Friday except Federal holidays or when the Government facility is closed due to local or national emergencies, administrative closings, unscheduled Federal holidays, or similar Government directed facility closings. Contractor will make every effort to complete the project with minimal training interruptions for the customer. Work will be done in such as manner as to not interfere with student training. If the contractor believes work will infringe on student training, he will discuss with unit representative/facility manager (Mr. Dan Kaster at office phone 910-394-3149 or cell 910-489-5500) to de-conflict.

Work scheduled but not accomplished because of base closure due to weather, exercises, THREATCON, HEALTHCON, will be accomplished as soon as possible after reopening the base.

The contractor will be required to meet with the facility manager (Mr. Dan Kaster) and any contract representative within 48 hours after contract award to establish a work schedule. Period of Performance will be decided by the contract. Work will be inspected, repaired, and completed within a timely after start of the contract, keeping all down time of equipment at minimum and within the agreed upon schedule of the contract.

FEDERAL HOLIDAYS:

New Year’s Day - 1 January Martin Luther King Jr. Day - 3rd Monday in January Washington’s Birthday - 3rd Monday in February Memorial Day - last Monday in May

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Juneteenth – 19 June Independence Day - 4 July Labor Day - 1st Monday in September Indigenous People's Day (Columbus Day) - 2nd Monday in October Veteran’s Day - 11 November Thanksgiving Day - 4th Thursday in November Christmas Day - 25 December

If these holidays fall on Saturday, the preceding Friday will be observed. If these holidays fall on Sunday, the following Monday will be observed. If a holiday falls on a scheduled service day, the contractor will be responsible for rescheduling services for the first day post the holiday observance.

SECURITY

All workers will be legal U.S. Citizens with legal picture ID’s and able to gain a clearance on to the military installation. The contractor shall not employ persons on this requirement if such employees are identified to the contractor by the client representative as a potential threat to the health, safety, security, general well-being, or operational mission of the installation and its population.

No guns, drugs, or illegal paraphernalia will be allowed on the military installation.

All vehicles, equipment, and containers will be subject to search at any time while on or seeking access to the military installation.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Contractor shall design and construct modifications to the existing field training facility to accommodate the increased requirement for sleep, storage, operational, medical, and cooking space and infrastructure. Specific descriptions are numbered below. The facility will meet the “temporary facility” design specifications dictated by Fort Bragg DPW.

All work shall be performed in accordance with the contract specifications, manufacturer’s recommendations, and state building codes. In addition, all work shall conform to the Fort Bragg Installation Design Guide, most recent published edition. Reference Specification Section 01 08 00, work performed under this task order shall comply with the latest edition of the publications dated at the time of the task order award. When a required publication is not referenced in the list found in Specification Section 01 08 00, the contractor shall utilize one that has national applications. Where conflicts arise between publications, the most stringent requirements shall apply. All work shall comply with current United Facility Guide Specification (UFGS), International Building Code

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latest edition, NFPA 70, NFPA101 and Fort Bragg Installation Information Infrastructure (I3A) Design Guide. In addition, all work shall comply with local, state and federal regulations. The completed project shall comply with all DoD Codes & Regulations (UFC, ABA, IBC, Fort Bragg Design Guidelines) as it specifically related to the scope of work.

CLIN 0001 DESIGN:

Architectural and Engineering Design for Bldg T-2770 will require a Light Submittal Level, incorporating (100%, and IFC Corrected Final submittals), abridged set of specifications, on drawings, with project data. Prepare and submit all applications pertaining to the NCDEQ permitting requirements (the disturbed area for this project is anticipated to be less than 1 acre).

For each submission, the contractor shall provide the following quantities, unless otherwise noted in the project specific requirements.

Number Item 3 ½ Sized Drawings 2 Full-Sized Drawings 2 Specifications & Calculations 2 Electronic CD’s

CLIN 0002 CONSTRUCTION:

DEMOLITION:

1. Remove and dispose of the existing exterior plywood siding, exterior window unit shelves, exterior window trim, and water damaged fascia board.

2. Remove and dispose of the existing Asphalt Shingles.

3. Remove and store the existing roof hatch for reuse.

4. Remove and dispose of the existing widow’s walk platform.

5. Remove and dispose of existing interior OSB ceiling in the existing Rm 104.

6. Remove and dispose of exterior roof sheathing over the existing Rm 104.

7. Remove and store the wood roof trusses over the existing Rm 104.

8. Remove select interior OSB ceiling and / or wall coverings as needed to complete the work described below.

CONSTRUCTION:

1. Provide and install engineered wood I-Joist over the existing Rm 104 creating a 2nd floor addition (match existing 2nd floor elevations).

2. Frame, sheath, and paper new exterior walls for the new 2nd floor addition.

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3. Reinstall wood trusses, stick frame the tie-in to the existing 2nd floor roof system.

4. Provide and install new roof sheathing.

5. Reinstall Roof Hatch.

6. Provide and install new widow’s walk platform.

7. Replace damaged sub-fascia board and install new aluminum fascia, gutters, and downspouts.

8. Weather-proof exterior (siding, gutters, downspouts, etc.)

9. Bedspace (bunk beds but single occupancy per bunk) for approximately 25 males, 5 females.

10. Female area isolated from male area.

11. Ready room with large wall locker type cubbies (2’ x 4’) for staff gear for 40 staff.

12. Provide and install additional circuits as needed, Ready room will include a minimum of 10 outlets and shelves for charging stations

13. Med area separate, isolated from OPS and Ready room to house a minimum of 2 patients and with cubbies for storage; door to the outside and stairs and a ramp.

14. Ops center with Patch Panel.

15. OPS Center will have space to accommodate estimated (3) 65” tv’s GFGI? (wall mounts needed with backer board reinforcement) with appropriate power supply (wall outlets).

16. OPS Center will accommodate tables, chairs and aisle ways for up to 20 personnel at a time.

17. Provide and install additional circuits as needed for a total of At least 20 outlets generously spread out through OPS center, but on different breakers.

18. Room for appliances GFGI? (electrical for refrigerator, toaster, microwave, coffeemaker) and shelves for storage.

19. Install Screen between columns to enclose 105 Covered Deck and 202 Covered Porch.

20. Roof antenna accessibility to include mounts.

21. Reinforced roof area to support antennas and satellite dish and mounts for all.

22. Conduit or J hooks to run cables from antennas down to OPS center patch panel.

23. Built-in duct and electrical interface for DRASH unit.

24. Access ramps up to porch level entrances for gear movement. Ramp to existing Door 103A

Medical.

25. Very robust electrical panel with no more than 5 outlets per 10-amp breaker.

26. Collocated minimum 20K diesel generator bolted into concrete with a short, insulated cinderblock enclosure around it for noise mitigation to include circuit breakers and appropriate outlets.

27. Blackout curtains for the windows.

28. Covered vehicle parking (same traffic design) along perimeter fence.

29. Expand the South and West Fence line, moving the fence out ten feet.

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COVERED SHELTER:

1. Replace damaged fascia board.

2. Remove and dispose of existing gable sheathing.

3. Provide and install new exterior rated, weather resistant gable sheathing.

4. Paint all fascia and gable sheathing.

5. Remove existing Instructor Podium and rebuild in-kind.

ELECTRICAL:

1. Power Source Supply by generator. Plan and build electrical and structure to accommodate an internal heating and cooling system similar to specs in Attach 1. Contractor to determine cost and feasibility of ductless heat pump.

Please see below desired additions that require approvals from external agencies.

1. Propane tanks (RFI to DPW). *GFGI

2. Antenna location (Radio shop, A&E, DPW, Harris discussion).

3. Covered vehicle area (constructed awnings). Need measurements, traffic plan design, etc.

Keep the same traffic design we have now with entering one gate and going around the cabin to exit. Parking along perimeter fence along first two sides of the perimeter once you enter.

4. Expand fence line on the back side of the cabin farthest from main road.

Existing Structure Grid- T-2770 Camp Mackall (Field Training Facility)

-3350 Sq Ft (Current Approximate SF)

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Attachment 1

Ductless Heat Pump Safety Data Sheet.pdf

DUCTLESS Heat Pump Specs.pdf

The AUX 24,000 BTU Mini Split Ductless AC Heat Pump, is a Cost Effective comfort system that can maintain any home cool and comfortable for as long as desired. This High Quality ductless heat pump is energy efficient, packed with great features and priced to meet most household budgets. Whether you need targeted air comfort for a single zone or need more general air conditioning in the home, the energy efficient performance of the AUX Inverter variable speed compressor will ensure affordability and effectiveness. 24,000 BTU Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner with Heat Pump 17 SEER 230V 2Ton, 12ft lineset, Wall Mount

Highlights

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24,000 BTU ductless mini split air conditioner and heap pump 17-seer Included indoor unit and outdoor unit Remote control included Sleep mode offers energy savings and keeps you cool or heat all day and night Anti-fungus bacterial filter 3-speed and auto-speed blower Energy savings of up to 20% compared to conventional mini-splits Automatic air swing, 2-direction air vane evenly distributes air Cross flow technology reduces noise output Easy maintenance - panel removes for access, washable filters Pre-charged with eco-friendly R410 refrigerant 2-ton ductless split can cool or heat a room up to ~1,200 square feet 12 ft. lineset Installation kits included Product Information Internet # 313267829 Model # ASW-H24N2/JIR1D1-US-A Store SKU # 1005394785

END of STATEMENT OF WORK

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MEDICAL

COVERED

DECK

7 10

READY RM

MEDICAL

STORAGE

COVERED

PORCH

OPS CENTER

COVERED

DECK

MEN'S

BUNK ROOM

COVERED

DECK

SLOPE SLOPE

MEN'S

BUNK ROOM

WOMEN'S

BUNK ROOM 5

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15'-0" 15'-0" 15'-0" 15'-0"

30'-0" 30'-0"

EXISTING

OPEN AIR SHELTER

NEW

OPEN AIR SHELTER

KEY NOTES

WALL TYPE LEGEND

1 3-1/2" WOOD STUDS @ 16" O.C. w/ ONE LAYER 1/2" OSB EACH SIDE. R-13

BATT INSULATION WITH VAPOR RETARDER BETWEEN STUDS. HOUSE

WRAP VAPOR RETARDER OVER EXTERIOR OSB. INSTALL NEW SIDING

AND TRIMS. PAINT EXTERIOR TO MATCH BASE COLORWAY.

2 3-1/2" WOOD STUDS @ 16" O.C. w/ ONE LAYER 1/2" OSB EACH SIDE

EXTEND TO BOTTOM OF FLOOR AND/OR ROOF FRAMING. TYPICAL

UNLESS NOTED.

WOOD SHELVES AT 5' AFF FOR CHARGING STATIONS

2'D X 3'W X 3'H COUNTER SPACE FOR SMALL APPLIANCES WITH 1'D X 3'W

X 3'T UPPER SHELVES FOR STORAGE

INSTALL NEW NON-INSULATED DOOR IN INTERIOR WALL.

EXISTING WOOD STAIRS TO SECOND FLOOR.

SINGLE OCCUPANCY BUNK BEDS, TOP BUNK TO BE USED AS STORAGE.

CONSTRUCT NEW 2' X 2' X 4' WOOD CUBBIES.

EXISTING VERTICAL LADDER ON SECOND FLOOR AND ROOF HATCH

30X54 - TO ACCESS WIDOW'S WALK PLATFORM ON ROOF FOR SERVICING

OF RADIO ANTENNA.

LEGEND

ROOM NAME

1. DEMOLISH AND DISPOSE OF EXISTING PLYWOOD SIDING AND TRIMS.

2. DEMOLISH AND DISPOSE OF EXISTING ASPHALT SHINGLES,

UNDERLAYMENT, AND SHEATHING OVER RM 104.

3. REMOVE EXISTING WOOD TRUSSES OVER RM 104 AND SAVE FOR REUSE.

4. DEMOLISH AND DISPOSE OF EXISTING ANTENNA PLATFORM.

5. REMOVE EXISTING ROOF HATCH AND SAVE FOR REUSE.

COMBAT CONTROL SCHOOL BASE CAMP

COVERED SHELTER

INSTALL NEW GABLE SHEATING.

INSTALL SCREEN BETWEEN COLUMNS TO ENCLOSE 105 COVERED DECK

AND 202 COVERED PORCH.

INSTALL NEW INSTRUCTOR PODIUM TO MATCH EXISTING BENCHES.

COMBAT CONTROL SCHOOL BASE CAMP

COVERED SHELTER

ROOM NAME

ROOM NUMBER

DOOR TAG

# WALL TAG

1. REMOVE AND DISPOSE OF EXISTING GABLE SHEATHING AND

INSTRUCTOR'S PODIUM.

GENERAL DEMOLITION NOTES

GENERAL NOTES

1. CONSTRUCT NEW SECOND FLOOR RM 204 OVER EXISTING RM 104.

2. REUSE WOOD TRUSSES AT RM 204 AND TIE INTO EXISTING 2ND FLOOR

ROOF STRUCTURE.

3. INSTALL NEW SIDING AND TRIMS.

COMBAT CONTROL SCHOOL BASE CAMP

65" TVS

REFRIGERATOR AND MICROWAVE

COVERED SHELTER

1. INSTALL NEW GABLE SHEATHING AND INSTRUCTOR'S PODIUM.

9' -8

9' -8

9' -8

9' -8

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1' -0

- 1 1'

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1' -0

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ELEVATION KEY NOTES

COVER PLYWOOD ROOF DECKING WITH 30 LB BUILDING PAPER AND 240

LB, 3 TAB ASPHALT COATED FIBERGLASS SHINGLES WITH MANUFACTURED

CONTINUOUS SHINGLE COVERED RIDGE VENT. PROVIDE R-19 BATT

INSULATION WITH VAPOR RETARDER ABOVE THE SECOND FLOOR CEILING

LEVEL.

INSTALL NEW THERMALLY BROKEN INSULATED ALUMINUM WINDOWS.

WINDOWS DO NOT HAVE TO MEET ATFP STANDARDS. PROVIDE WOOD

STOOLS.

INSTALL SCREEN BETWEEN COLUMNS TO ENCLOSE COVER DECK AND 2ND

FLOOR COVERED PORCH.

REINSTALL FALLEN BATT INSULATION IN CRAWL SPACE.

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"8 SOUTH ELEVATION

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"7 EAST ELEVATION

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"6 WEST ELEVATION

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"5 NORTH ELEVATION

WIDOW'S WALK PLATFORM ON ROOF FOR SERVICING OF RADIO ANTENNA.

GRAPHIC SCALE

1/8" = 1'-0"

8'4'0 16'

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"3 ELEVATION

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"1 ELEVATION

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"4 ELEVATION

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"2 ELEVATION

REPLACE GABLE SHEATHING.

REPLACE INSTRUCTORS PODIUM.

COMBAT CONTROL CENTER BASE CAMP

COVERED SHELTER

REPLACE EXISTING PLYWOOD SHEET SIDING WITH WEATHER RESISTANT

SIDING.3

ROOF HATCH ACCESS - ACTIVAR CPG RHGI-2 30X54.9