Attachment No.1_SOW_TTC Wall.pdf

DRAFT STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

FRA Ops Second Floor Storefront Doors Project

June 25, 2024

1. Background: The Department of Transportation (DOT) serves the United States by ensuring a safe, efficient, accessible, and convenient transportation system that supports national interests and enhances the quality of life of the American people. The Federal Railroad Administration’s (FRA) mission is to enable the safe, reliable, and efficient movement of people and goods for a strong America, now and in the future. The FRA owns the Transportation Technology Center (TTC) located near Pueblo, CO. The TTC facility provides FRA unique research and testing capabilities critical to support industries development of technologies that improve the safety, security, and efficiency of ground transportation.

2. Description: The contractor shall provide and install a framed glass wall with sidelights and floor to ceiling double doors to match existing finishes in the southside of the elevator lobby leading to the Federal space. Work is to be performed in the Operations building, Transportation Technology Center located at 55500 DOT Road, Pueblo CO, 81001.

Contractor shall install storefront Door – 2nd Floor Elevator Lobby

• OBE FG-2000 – Non-Thermal – Center Glazed Storefront System

• Dark Bronze Anodized Finish

• ¼” Clear Tempered Glazing

• Pair of 6/0 x 8/0 (Custom Height) Doors with Flanking sidelights

• LH Outswing Door

• Leaf: Medium Stile

• Quad Series 7000 Handicap Operator•

• Qnty 2 – 59HSS Wireless Push Plates

• Qnty 1 – Wireless Receiver

• Concealed Vertical Rod Electrified Panic

• Electronic Power Transfer

• Lever Trim with Interchangeable Core Cylinder

• RH Outswing Door Leaf:

• Medium Stile

• LCN 4040XP (By Others)

• Von Duprin Concealed Vertical Rod Panic

• Von Duprin Lever Trim

• No Threshold

• Continuous Hinges

• Ives DP2 Dust Proof Flush Bolt – Dark Bronze (Qnty 2)

• ¼” Clear Tempered Glazing

• Storefront doors shall be mounted to the permanent wall structure to cover a 10ft x 10ft opening

• Framed wall finishes shall match existing bronze framed walls and doors present in the space

• Doors shall be double doors with no mullion

• Door hardware shall match existing

• Doors shall be manual and shall swing in one direction

• Doors shall be ADA compliant with assisted door openers and buttons on the interior and exterior side of the doors

• Contractor shall provide all parts and labor to accomplish this task and shall haul away all demolished and excess materials

• The contractor shall avoid attaching to the existing demountable walls.

• The operator shall be operated independently of the PACS control system (i.e., the PACS controls shall be activated prior to activation of the ADA door operator).

• The doors will be integrated into a separate Physical Access Control System project and shall include magnetic door contact (recessed are preferred but surface mounted if required), and appropriate door lock hardware that shall fail secure in the event of a power loss.

3. Scope/Objective: The work consists of contractor provided delivery, installation, labor, equipment, and materials required to install, cleanup and removal of excess materials, (1) Pair glass doors with closers and frames/sidelights located on the 2nd floor of the Ops building leading to the FRA wing.

• Contractor shall submit specifications in the proposal.

• Contractor shall submit a diagram of the requested design and dimensions of how they plan to achieve the project.

• A project plan of completion in accordance with project completion timeline. Project must be completed by March 31, 2025.

4. Warranty: Contractor shall provide a minimum (12) month warranty for labor and materials.

Contractor shall also provide pricing for an annual service agreement to executed at the Government’s option.

• Please provide pricing for an annual service agreement for (4) four option years.

5. Location: The unit shall be installed at: Transportation Technology Center, 55500 DOT Road, Pueblo CO 81001.

6. Schedule:

6.1 With prior coordination, Contractor may have five (5) days per week work site access 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

6.2 The Contractor shall provide the COR with a schedule of work within 30 working days of the contract award date. The schedule is subject to the approval of the Government.

7. Inspection/Acceptance: The Contractor shall coordinate with the COR 7 days prior to scheduled completion of installation to allow sufficient time to schedule onsite Federal Railroad Administration inspection. Inspection will be performed by the COR or a designated representative prior to acceptance of the work. The Contractor shall provide training on the ADA door opener to instruct the Government on proper operation and troubleshooting due to the remoteness of the site which may affect response times. Contractor attendance is mandatory during inspection.

8. Government Furnished Equipment/Property: N/A

9. Contractor Furnished Equipment/Property: Contractor will provide onsite installers, and consultant trainers.

10. Hazardous Information: No requirement to handle any hazardous material.

11. Security/Installation Access:

11.1 The Contractor shall follow all existing installation security procedures and instructions.

12. All contractors and sub-contractors assigned to this project must successfully complete a background check and meet all access requirements for this installation.

13. The Contractor shall receive a safety briefing by the site safety officer prior to commencing work. Contractor shall provide all PPE and shall ensure all safety protocols are met.

14. CONTRACTING OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE (COR): Contractor shall maintain constant communication with COR.

Patrick Barnwell, Patrick.barnwell@dot.gov mailto:Patrick.barnwell@dot.gov