Amendment 0001 to SOW Page 4_06042009.pdf

Solicitation DOL099RP20690 Amendment 0001

SCOPE OF WORK

PY 2007 - NEW DINING HALL

PISGAH FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA

SCHENCK CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CENTER I.

GENERAL

The work involves services to site adapt an existing design and to construct a new Dining Hall building at the Schenck Civilian Conservation Center, totaling approximately 9,230 gross square feet. In addition, the work includes the demolition of the existing 8,440 gross square feet Dinning Hall (Building 40) and the design and construction of a 4,500 square feet paved area. The work shall be designed and constructed to comply with requirements as established by the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) or similar high performance sustainability goals. A formal LEED Certification is not required. The work shall also include miscellaneous site improvements in the form of general landscaping, roads, parking, drainage, connection to all utility lines and site/security lighting for the new building. The extent of work is described in section IV of this scope of work.

The intent of the U.S. Department of Labor's approach is to utilize the site adapt delivery method as follows:

The design/build contractor shall use the existing design documents provided as the basis for design and will develop new documents as required for programmatic modifications, site adaptation and code compliance. After reviewing the existing design documents for completeness, correctness, and constructability, the design-build contractor shall make any modifications deemed necessary to accept all liability for document content.

1. The design-build contractor shall modify the existing design of a Dining Hall as required to meet site conditions, environmental conditions and all applicable codes in Pisgah National Forest, North Carolina. Mechanical and electrical systems shall be evaluated to accommodate the revised program and geographic locations.

2. Revisions to the existing design documents are required to adapt the facility to the selected site. Specific design modifications may include civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, and electrical as described further in section IV of this scope of work.

3. The design-build contractor shall provide a code analysis and current code review and update the new design to comply with all applicable codes.

4. The design-build contractor is required to provide a complete civil engineering design of the entire construction site that includes grading and walks, all required infra-structure and utilities including but not limited to the sanitary sewer system, water distribution system, electrical service, gas service, storm water management, etc. throughout the site to service the new building. Although DOL is providing a soils boring report, it is