B_1717488spc01of01_1574.pdf

This is a comprehensive specifications document and sustainability checklist for the construction of the 1st Marine Raider Support Battalion (MRSB) Operational Support Facilities (OSF) at MCB Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (Project P-1574). The work includes construction of operational support facilities, utilities, parking, sidewalks, site work, and related infrastructure. Key administrative requirements include submission of a detailed Accident Prevention Plan with Activity Hazard Analyses, a cost-loaded Network Analysis Schedule prepared in Primavera P6 software, and monthly earned value reports. The contractor must establish a Site Safety and Health Officer position, maintain a Contractor Quality Control Plan with specific personnel qualifications, and comply with USACE EM 385-1-1 safety standards. Submittals required during various project phases include the Baseline Network Analysis Schedule (due within 45 days of award), preconstruction submittals, weekly three-week look-ahead schedules, and monthly schedule updates with tabular reports and narratives tracking schedule progress, critical path activities, and any delays or cost impacts.

The specification emphasizes high-performance sustainable building compliance per UFC 1-200-02 Guiding Principles, requiring documentation through HPSB checklists, sustainability action plans, and a comprehensive Sustainability eNotebook updated at preconstruction, interim design, final design, and final occupancy phases. Contractors must achieve energy efficiency targets, implement water conservation measures including EPA WaterSense fixtures, reduce volatile organic compound emissions, divert 60 percent of construction waste, and ensure indoor air quality management. Additional requirements include building-level energy and water metering, commissioning of HVAC systems with Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing (TAB) work broken into seasonal phases with separate payment milestones, and environmental compliance including erosion control, stormwater management, and potential abatement of hazardous materials. The contractor must utilize the eCMS (Electronic Construction and Facility Support Contract Management System) for all technical document submittals and maintain a tablet computer with CAC reader for government field use, with specific cybersecurity requirements for control systems and restricted areas clearly marked on as-built documentation.