B08_Attachment_4_Drawings.pdf

This is a set of final construction documents for the Minidoka National Historic Site Maintenance Building Addition in Jerome, Idaho, prepared by Anderson Hallas Architects PC and coordinated with multiple engineering and construction consultants. The project involves a new building addition (approximately 2,100 square feet) to an existing maintenance facility at the National Park Service site located in Jerome County, Idaho.

The construction documents comprise comprehensive architectural, structural, civil, mechanical, electrical, fire alarm, and technology infrastructure drawings and specifications. Key project components include site preparation and grading; foundation and concrete slab work; cold-formed steel framing for walls and roof; exterior metal panel siding with insulation and air barriers; exterior door and window installations; interior gypsum board partitions and finishes; roofing systems with standing seam metal panels; HVAC systems including a fan coil unit and condensing unit with electric backup heat; electrical power distribution, lighting controls, and outlets; fire alarm systems with smoke and heat detectors; and communications infrastructure including network cabling, wireless access points, and telecommunications outlets. The design adheres to International Building Code standards, seismic design category C requirements, and includes provisions for accessibility compliance. The existing maintenance building is to remain and be connected to the new addition. All work must comply with federal codes and standards applicable to National Park Service facilities, with design and construction oversight provided by specified contractors and the contracting officer. The document set includes detailed specifications for all materials, equipment, and installation procedures required for project completion.