Bricker Backfill - GSA Pricing Guidance Table Rev05 w.CT edits.comments V3.xlsx

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GC Services for the Bricker USBC Backfill Project Federal contract opportunity
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47PF0022R0038
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General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 5

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This document contains a pricing guidance table for a General Services Administration project to backfill space for the United States Bankruptcy Court. The table outlines building areas and spaces totaling over 28,000 square feet, and lists required construction and renovation work. Responsibility for costs is indicated for the federal agencies involved including the GSA, AOUSC, USMS, and CSO. Items include general construction, security modifications, supplemental cooling, audiovisual infrastructure, low voltage wiring, security systems, and furnishings. The related federal contract opportunity is for general contractor services for the Bricker USBC backfill project, solicited by GSA Region 5.

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Table 1

SpaceArea (SF)
BUILDING COMMON5,412
ADMIN OFFICE OF THE US COURTS (BANK JUDGE CHMBRS/CTRMS)13,808
ADMIN OFFICE OF THE US COURTS (CLERK, U.S. BANKRUPTCY CT)8,933
UNITED STATES MARSHALS SERVICE1,131
2nd Floor Judges Entry - OPTION 1
Bricker Backfill - GSA Pricing Guidance Table
GSA BA55GSA BA54AOUSC RWAUSMS OCM RWAUSMS OSS RWAGSA BA55 BSACGSA BA55GSA BA54
Columns correspond to the pricing sheet line numbers
CategoryArea (Description)Room #Core and Shell (1a)1st Floor Lobby Base (1b)USBC (1c)USMS Gen Construction (1d)USMS Judicial Security (1e)Building Security (1f)Environmental (1g)1st Floor Lobby Options (1, 2, 3)Owner Furnished (Anticipated Coordination in Proposal)Comments

Note: GSA BA55 also include TI Allowances for Courts and Marshals. Will be applied to Courts and Marshals project costs.

6/21: Pricing guide page 3-14. GSA needs to cover the core and shell costs for the space. General comment for all tenant spaces including closets.Hill ResponsesLatest Comments
General Construction1st Floor Lobby (Base Construction)151X
1st Floor Lobby (Option 1: Entry Vestibule 148, Entry Vestibule 150, and Entrance Lobby 151 Ceiling)148, 150, 151X
1st Floor Lobby (Option 2: Entrance Lobby 151 lighting removal and replacement)151X
1st Floor Lobby (Option 3: Entrance Lobby 151 bench)151X
1st Floor Lobby Gun Locker Room and Lockers154XNeed to confirm with DLR that they are specing a gun lucker
1st Floor Bankruptcy / Intake160, 161, 162, 163X6/21: Pricing guide page 3-14. GSA needs to cover the core and shell costs for the space. General comment for all tenant spaces including closets.
1st Floor USMS Security Closet167X
1st Floor Partition and Door (between gun locker and guard station)152AXAdded row. This door and partition were added, is this a GSA cost or USMS cost? What is the driver for this door/wall?Need for door/wall is for direct convenient access for USMS to Guard Booth / Gun Locker. USMS OCM Cost.Verify card reader if GSA or USMS card reader. Changes to gun locker placement TBD. 6/15
1st Floor Control Room Wall Changes152BXAdded row. What is driving this change? If GSA did not request it, who did? The cost should be born by the agency requiring the changes. Please note this room is not numbered on the plan, so I used the door number.Wall and door location change due to gun locker addition. USMS OCM Cost.Gun locker will require HVAC changes and door location change costs adding up due to gun locker location. 6/15
1st Floor Mailroom (General Construction)166XAdded row. Since GSA has to relocate this room because of the new Court space, then is the cost born by the Courts? Please confirmRelocation required required to accomodate Courts.6/15: Courts could push back shared costs with GSA and Courts.

6/21: For the mailroom, GSA shoulds be responsible for the general construction. Move from Courts to GSA.

1st Floor Mailroom Eye Wash and Waste Storage Tank166XAdded row. Please confirm if this is a Courts design guide requirement or a GSA P100 requirement? Who requires it should determine the cost.Sink/Cabinet/Eyewash requirement being driven by USCDG.
1st Floor Mailroom Cabinets and Sink166XAdded row. Please confirm if this is a Courts design guide requirement or a GSA P100 requirement? Who requires it should determine the cost.Sink/Cabinet/Eyewash requirement being driven by USCDG.6/21: What does the GSA P100 require? Does it require cabinets or a sink? If so, then this cost should be born by GSA, the overage above standard should be paid for by the customer agency who is requiring more (Courts). Team to check on this.

What about the mailroom mail lockers? Does this need to be split out.

1st Floor Mailroom Fume Ductless Hood166XPlease confirm if this is a Courts design guide requirement or a GSA P100 requirement? Who requires it should determine the cost.Fume Hood is required by USCDG Chapter 15.
1st Floor North AHU replacementXCheck with DLR AHU designation. 6/15
1st Floor Courts Telecom Closet165XAdded row. Who does this space belong to, so we can identify how to estimate/price it?USBC support space per SDM and space program
1st Floor North Shared Corridor164XSince this is driven by the Court spaces, should it be covered by Courts?Non-exclusive access to building loading dock so C./S space.Modification to existing building corridor. Differs from mailroom bc mailroom is a forced move 6/15
1st Floor Bankruptcy Courtrooms and waiting area170X
1st Floor Addition Enclosure and Structure (Site Wall, Façade Cladding, Exit Ramp, floor slab, roofing) and 2nd Floor Mezzanine (stamped concrete flooring)181XSince this addition is driven by the Court spaces, should it be covered by Courts?Modifications result for USBC program requirements so it should be a USBC cost.6/15 - Burak to move the underground storage tank

6/21: Diven by Courts security. If it wasn't for the security needs, the courtrooms could have been split on separate sides of the building. However, this building enclosure cost is a GSA C&S according to Cece

2nd Floor Corridor and new penetration into building envelope240XAdded row.Modifications result for USBC program requirements so it should be a USBC cost.
2nd Floor Corridor New Door (Door 240B)242XWhich elevator? Please define. Add room #. All the work in the 2nd floor south is per the Court's requirements and I believe would be born by the tenant.Primarily appears to be constructed to provide access for Courts; however DLR has classified it as a Shared Space. Is this shared with other tenants? Will review reasoning with DLR and verify final recomendation.
2nd Floor Bankruptcy Storage Room241X
2nd Floor CSO Control Room, Break Room & Equipment Room250, 251, 252X
2nd Floor Entry Changes (adjacent to USMS)Door 210XAdded row. Please confirm per the Pricing Policy, who covers the restoration of this vacant space to the level required by GSA.No clear responsibility in Pricing Policy. New door /wall required because of CSO Space construciotn. Hill to review with Mike Doede.
7th Floor Circulation Corridor732XAdded Item. Secure corridor for USBC.
7th Floor Building Circulation Corridor and Reception733/736XI believe you are referring to corridor 733. This is a public building corridor. Please confirm how GSA pricing policy has these costs being covered. I believe this also goes for "Reception" 736, which I think is also a building common corridor and requires the building standard finishes.Agreed - Public Building Coridor.Assume building standard finishes for circulation corridor and reception. 6/15

6/21: Space 736. Ask SDM - how is this classified? If it is tenant space, then the courts pay for everything other than C&S. Separate out into 2 lines.

7th Floor USMS Security Closet734X
7th Floor Bankruptcy ClerkSuite 790X
7th Floor Bankruptcy ChambersSuite 736X
ACM (and Lead) RemediationX
Audio Visual (AV)AV head-in, devices, and wiringXDo the Courts want us to procure their AV and IT package with the GC procurement?
Low voltage wiring to Tenant Audio/Visual Devices , including associated labor and misc. wiring materials required to meet tenant Design Guide requirements.
XDo the Courts want us to procure their AV and IT package with the GC procurement?
AV infrastructure for USBC Courts and Clerks, including wiring pathways (e.g. conduits), power, and integrated finishes (e.g. Courtroom Jury Box rail).XAdded row from Telecom IT section
AV infrastructure for USMS OCM, including wiring pathways (e.g. conduits), power, and integrated finishes (e.g. Courtroom Jury Box rail).X
Furniture, Furnishings, Equipment (FFE)Fixed Courtroom furnishings (e.g. courtroom bench, witness stand, lectern). Note this includes customized fixed furniture to accommodate integrated AV equipment.
X
Relocation, resizing and refinishing of courtroom seating and attorney tables.XIs our project purchasing or constructing these on behalf of the Courts? Or should this be changes to Owner Furnished? Similar to row 36.
Courtroom chairsX
Outgoing mail and parcel boxes166XIn the mailroom?These items are in the mailroom. In spec section "10 55 00.13 USPS - Delivery Postal Specialties" it specifies parcel locker compartments and we have priced them in our estimate
Workstations, furniture, chairs, markerboards, etc. for tenant spaces.X
Refrigerators, microwaves, etc. for tenant spaces.XOur project should be purchasing refrigerators as part of the project. To be paid for by the tenants. No garbage disposals are allowed, please remove that from the description.Need to confirm with Ted Byrdy if will be purchased by project.
Auxillary HVAC (Supplemental Cooling)Supplemental Cooling Unit and Infrastructure for USMS Security Closet (Room 167)167X
Supplemental Cooling Unit and Infrastructure for USBC Clerk Telco Closet (Room 162)162X
Supplemental Cooling Unit and Infrastructure for USBC Courtroom IT/AV Closet (Room 184)184X
Supplemental Cooling Unit and Infrastructure for CSO Spaces (Rooms 251/252)251, 252X
Supplemental Cooling Unit and Infrastructure for USMS Security Closet (Room 734)734X
Supplemental Cooling Unit and Infrastructure for USBC Chambers Telco Closet (Room 770)770X
Supplemental Cooling Unit and Infrastructure for USBC Clerk Telco Closet (Room 785)785X
Telecom. IT, & Low Voltage WiringRemoval of existing cablingX
US Courts - Vertical riser/Fiber backbone to DMARC & IT closetsXSpecific to Courts? Please add to description to differentiate from USMS OCM Risers. Add row for USMS Riser?Complete
USMS - Vertical riser/Fiber backbone to DMARC & IT closetsXAdded row for USMS RisersComplete
US Courts - Horizontal pathways (e.g. conduit) from IT closets to office space (Pathways correspond with General Construction for each space)XWhy is GSA Core and Shell identified for this?
Pg. 3-14 description for building shell?GSA responsibility removed
USMS - Horizontal pathways (e.g. conduit) from IT closets to office space (Pathways correspond with General Construction for each space)XAdded row to break out between courts and USMS OCM
Low Voltage Wiring to Tenant Workstations, including associated labor and misc. wiring materials required to meet tenant requirements (e.g. horizontal telecom cabling from IT closet to outlets).X
Tenant Server RackX
Tenant Servers and UPS equipmentX
Tenant server rack punchdownsX
SecurityExterior Perimeter Access Control System (ePACS), including devices (card readers, panels), pathways (conduit, boxes), low voltage wiring, power.
All card readers identifeid as GSA CR in the Door and Frame Schedule.XI don't believe we are adding any cameras that would be covered in this row. I believe it is limited to card readers. Please confirm and update the description.Yes you are right no new FPS cameras in scope. GSA card readers for mail room and loading dock to be installed
Egress Turnstile unit (equipment)152XPossible VE item as GSA doesn’t need but Marshals want due to having the CSO security desk door next to the exit and turnstyle will have better control for exitAgreed
Main Egress Turnstile pathways (conduit, boxes), power, and low voltage wiring.152XCorrect spelling of turnstyle to turnstileDone
Entry screening magnetometer unit (equipment). Will require coordination with tenants for equipment specifications.151X
Entry screening magnetometer unit (installation)151X
Entry screening station power and pathways for low voltage wiring (including to magnatometer and security enclosure)
151X
Entry screening - CSO Guard Station153XDoes the security enclosure mean the Guard Station (room 153)? Please update the desciption to match the drawings and add the room #
Does this include the partition/permanent stantions in the lobby? Suggest adding one line for guard station and a separate line for the partition. In case the costs are covered by separate RWAs.Agreed
Entry Screening - Security Partition (north of screening equipment)151XAdded. Recommend DLR label as Security Partition on the Drawings for clarity.
2nd Floor - All the security modifications on the mezzanine (visibility screens, film in the bridge, opaque glazing in window openings)DLR to provide room numberXWhat is Connector Screening referring to? Where is this located? Add room #Per 6/1/23 discuss, this refers to all the security modifications on the mezzanine (visibility screens, film in the bridge, opaque glazing in window openings). Currently no room number on plans. Will contact DLR for clarification.
Infrastructure to security devices within USMS space, including administrative and operational office; and related circulation and support area. Includes associated labor and misc. materials to meet Pub 64 requirements.X
Low voltage wiring to security devices within USMS space, including administrative and operational offices; and related circulation and support areas. Includes associated labor and misc. wiring materials to meet Pub 64 requirements.X
Security Devices within USMS space, including administrative and operational offices; and related circulation and support areas to meet Pub 64 requirements. Does not include Judicial Security system.X
Infrastructure for Judicial Security devices, including associated labor and misc. wiring materials required to meet Pub 64 requirements.XI believe the new card readers being installed are either on the GSA/FPS existing EPACS system OR new Courts PACS, which will be covered by USMS OSS RWA. So the X in the AOUSC RWA column could be removed.Per discussion on 6/1/23, Todd, Burak, Carly identified that this row is specific to USMS space and power and pathways for their space.
Low voltage wiring for Judicial Security devices, including associated labor and misc. wiring materials required to meet Pub 64 requirements.XAdded from low voltage section
Judicial security devices including duress buttons, card readers, intercoms, and cameras. Including devices at the freight elevator.
All card readers identified as BLUE CR in the Door and Frame Schedule.XRow 78 deleted repetitve to 75
General Note: Contractor shall reference the PBS Pricing Desk Guide and Tenant Design Guides for additional detail.

*Denotes Allowance

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