Statement of Work - Seed Project N2.178 and N2.178A.pdf

Task Statement of Work

Date: 16 September 2022

Project #: Re-compete Seed Project

TRIRIGA #: NA

Project Title: USSTRATCOM Furniture Support – Seed Project, N2.178 and N2.178A

Objective: Provide Contractor Design Services for Room N2.178 and N2.178A. For the purposes of this sample task order, the Contractor shall base design and reconfiguration services on Attachment 1 through Attachment 5. The sample task order represents a typical projects that would be routinely executed during the life of this contract.

Place of Performance: Building 1000, Offutt AFB NE 68113

General Requirements:

The contractor shall furnish all labor, equipment, materials, services and incidentals per the requirements of the Performance Work Statement (PWS), USSTRATCOM Furniture

Support. For the purposes of this task order, site visits by respective Offerors – including subcontractors – will not be supported. The Offeror’s response shall be based solely upon the solicitation’s PWS; this task order statement of work (SOW); and task order

Attachments 1 through 5.

No alterations, additions, or deletions shall be made unless by prior approval of the

Government Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO) or the Contract Officer’s

Representative.

1. In-house Design Services, PWS Reference Section 3, Para. 3.2, Reconfigure

Systems Furniture, Rooms N2.178 and N2.178A

The objective of this project is to reconfigure 56 individual workstations in Rooms N2.178 and N2.178A with the objective of creating cubicle clusters which are aligned with the organizational structure of room occupants. Contractor shall validate the Government-furnished conceptual design noting that the conceptual design will require updates and/or modifications to achieve the Government’s overall design objective – See Attachment 1, N2.178 Furniture As-Built and Future. The number of workstations will decrease from the current total of 56 to a reconfigured total of 51. Two (2) Allsteel workstations that are currently configured in Room N2.178A will be removed and replaced with a small executive conference table and corresponding seating (executive conference table and seating to be provided by others).

a. Design and Reconfiguration Requirements (N2.178 and N2.178A)

PWS Para 3.1.1 – This project is best described as a comprehensive reconfiguration effort which may or may not be executed as a separately funded task order after award of the IDIQ furniture contract.

PWS Para 3.2.3 – Design Updates. As referenced in the introduction to

Section 2, Attachment 1 represents the current “as-is” configuration and the desired “future conceptual configuration.” The Government recognizes that the conceptual design requires changes to verify efficient use of space and equity of space between cubicles. The objective is to ensure workstation occupants have an equivalent amount of usable space. The Contractor shall validate and update the design as needed and provide a budgetary estimate for all reconfiguration services. Since this is a reconfiguration effort only, the budgetary estimate should not include costs associated with new furniture or furniture installation components. The budgetary estimate shall be priced in accordance with newly established catalog pricing.

• PWS Para 5.3 – The budgetary estimate assumes that any potential Allsteel furniture component and/or installation material item is readily available within the current configuration or at the USSTRATCOM Bldg. 73 warehouse; in other words, this reconfiguration effort will be limited to costs associated with disassembly and reassembly of existing Allsteel furniture.

Individual cubicles shall be reconfigured using existing 57”H x 36”W Allsteel panels and existing 15”H x 36”W single-pane glass cubicle stackers (See Attachment 5). Cubicle partitions/panels that border interior/perimeter office walls or windows shall not be reconfigured with glass stackers. The budgetary estimate shall further include logistical costs associated with moving furniture/installation materials to and from the USSTRATCOM Bldg. 73 warehouse (located ~800 meters from the USSTRATCOM loading dock facility) – this includes returning excess workstations/installation components to Bldg. 73 and updating existing inventory records after excess furniture items are delivered to Bldg. 73.

• PWS Para 3.3 – The design shall include a budgetary estimate for all installation/reconfiguration services. Installation/reconfiguration services are limited to Allsteel furniture items which include connection/reconnection of modular power in-feeds; reconfiguration of raised access floor tiles; and modification/reconfiguration of releasable carpet tiles. See attached technical documentation – Attachment 3, raised access floor systems (includes cutting instructions for TecCrete floor tiles) and Attachment 4 –

Modular Power Feed Assy-WKS-P Allsteel Workstation. Non-catalog seating for N3.178/N3.178A and non-catalog conference room furniture for

N3.178A shall be shown in design drawings, but not included within budgetary estimate(s). Dimensions and general descriptions of non-catalog furniture items are included in Attachment 2, Non-Catalog Furniture Items -

For Reference Only.

• PWS Para 5.6.1 – The Government does not anticipate the budgetary estimate to include costs for drilling new 2-1/2” floor tiles or providing replacement carpet tiles. The Government assumes that existing pre-drilled floor tiles (already installed in Room N2.178 and N2.178A) will be sufficient to support the entire reconfiguration effort. Where required, the Government will provide replacement solid floor tiles and/or replacement releasable carpet tiles (as Government furnished material).

• PWS Para 6.1.3 – The reconfiguration service shall leverage four (4) existing power distribution modules (PDMs) distributed throughout Room N2.178. A minimum of three (3) circuits are readily available at each PDM – see Attachment 1, N2.178 Furniture As-Built and Future (includes electrical).

The Government assumes that one modular power feed assembly can service a maximum of six (6) individual workstations or three (3) workstations and three (3) printers. For the purposes of the budgetary estimate, the Government assumes that power in-feeds currently used within the existing space are sufficient to support the reconfigured space; in other words, this reconfiguration effort will be limited to costs associated with relocating or reconfiguring existing power in-feeds. No new power in-feeds will be required.

2. Coordinating Actions:

The Contractor shall furnish all required services, labor, tools, material, and equipment necessary to complete designated tasks in accordance with approved room designs and reconfiguration plans. In addition, the Contractor shall be responsible for the following actions:

Obtaining all necessary security and safety clearances for facilities and personnel.

This includes obtaining escort badges necessary for unaccompanied work within a secure area.

Obtaining necessary certifications for installation equipment and technologies to be installed.

Obtaining environmental and life safety approvals.

Acquiring all necessary federal, state, local and base environmental and civil engineering permits and approvals.

Redlining drawings based upon actual installation results and accommodations due to real-time installation change requirements.

Cleaning-up and restoring the site to its original or better condition within 10 work days after project completion.

When required, repairing damage to Government property resulting from contractor activities, assuring the property is returned to its original or better condition.

When required, removing all debris at the end of each shift or more frequently if required to keep the work area safe and useable.

When required, preparing “as-built” drawings depicting the actual installation results. Electronic format of “as-built” drawings provided to the Government shall be in AutoCAD .dwg and Adobe Acrobat .pdf formats.

Attachment 1 Current Furniture Layout , N2.178 & N2.178A

Remove Allsteel furniture and incorporate non-catalog executive conference table and side chairs into room design (See page 2)

56 Total WKS workstationsAs-Built

Update design for Room N2.178A to include:

QTY 1 - TE01 Executive Table QTY 5 - S03A Side Chairs QTY 6 - SE01 Executive Conference Table Chairs ***See Attachment 2, Non-catalog furniture items***

Relocate east-center bank of cubicles approximately 24" to the east to allow space to reconfigure workstation towers in west-center bank of cubicles.

Rearrange workstation towers and mobile pedestals (throughout the entire room) to equalize workspace for all cubicles - requires workstation bank to be pushed east ~24" 1'-9"

2'-1/2"

51 Total WKS workstations

Future Conceptual Layout

Attachment 1 - Future Conceptual Layout , N2.178 & N2.178A

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Attachment 1 - Electrical Symbol Legend

BREA

N2.172

JAN

TC

N

ELE

N2.16

STAIR 04

N2.S04

J88 SO/SC

N2.176A

N2.099P

OPEN

WORKSTATIONS

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+80" +42"

+80"+80"

+80"

+80"+80"

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GF

GF

GF *

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+80" +28"

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N1 4,6

N1

N1

N1 47

N1 49

N1

N1

N1

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33,35U1 U1

U1

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N1 39

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N1 22

N1 18 N1 20

18 18

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N3 45,47

N3 43

1,3,33N1

5,7,9,11N1

13,15,17,19N1

21,23,25,27N1

29,31N1

8,10,12N1

26,28,30N1

32,34,36,38N1

50,52,54,56N1

44,46,48N1

N1 14 N1 16

N1 24

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26,28,30

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Cloud N2.178 and N2.178A Electrical Drawings - Four (4) electrical PDMs distributed throughout space.

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Attachment 1 - Electrical Drawing Excerpt, N2.178 and N2.178A

Product Submittal – Task Chair, S01/S01A/S01-WKS

Attachment 2, Non-Catalog Furniture

Typical S01 Task Chair

Non-catalog furniture items are provided for the purpose of familiarization and dimensional reference only. The scope of the furniture contract does not include seating or executive furniture. These items will be shown in the design documents, but shall not be included within budgetary estimates as it pertains to furniture acquisition or furniture installation.

ar, 3 shift.

Dimensions: 27"w x 17”d x 42”h

Dimensions: 24.5”w x 24.5”d x 39-43”"h arm cap.

Non-catalog furniture items are provided for the purpose of familiarization and dimensional reference only. The scope of the furniture contract does not include seating or executive furniture. These items will be shown in the design documents, but shall not be included within budgetary estimates as it pertains to furniture acquisition or furniture installation.

Typical SE01 Executive Conference Table Chair

Attachment 2, Non-Catalog Furniture

Product Submittal – SE01

Product Submittal – S03A mailto:tradprod97@aol.com

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1/1

REVISIONS

No. Description Date

DEALER NAME:

TITLE

WSE01

Job Number:

Date:

Drawn By:

Scale: Code:

XXXXX 25/01/2017

RT

to FIT

CHECKED BY

ACAD FILE:

<insert ACAD file name>Department of the Air Force

Offult AFB, NB

US Stratcom

Notes:

2'- 5"

6'- 0"

3'-6" 3'-0"2'-0"

6'- 0"

2'- 0"

Grommet Grommet

1'- 4"

File/File

Wardrobe

Box /

Box /

File

WSE01 PLAN VIEW

Full Modesty Panel

LED Desk Lamp

2'- 6"

2'- 6"

2'- 3/4

1'-

51 4"

Drop Door Modesty

Panel

2'- 6"

8 Plug Surge Protector Provided and

Installed

6'-0"

LED Task Light with

Motion Sensor

Drop Door Modesty

Panel

VIEW 2

VIEW 3

VIEW 1

Grommet

Grommet

LED Task Light with Motion Sensor

Freestanding w/

Soft Close Doors

Typical WSE01 Executive Workstation

Non-catalog furniture items are provided for the purpose of familiarization and dimensional reference only. The scope of the furniture contract does not include seating or executive furniture. These items will be shown in the design documents, but shall not be included within budgetary estimates as it pertains to furniture acquisition or furniture installation.

Attachment 2, Non-Catalog Furniture

REVISIONS

No. Description Date

DEALER:

DEALER NAME:

TITLE

TE01/TE01A

Job Number:

Date:

Drawn By:

Scale: Code:

Trade Products 07/02/2017

RT

to FIT

CHECKED BY

ACAD FILE:

<insert ACAD file name>Department of the Air Force

Offult AFB, NB

US Stratcom

Notes:

TE01/TE01A PLAN VIEW

VIEW 2

VIEW 1

Finish Selection Edge Selection

Williamsburg Cherry

36"

Ø36"

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1/

8"

22"

4"

36"

Typical TE01 Executive Table

Non-catalog furniture items are provided for the purpose of familiarization and dimensional reference only. The scope of the furniture contract does not include seating or executive furniture. These items will be shown in the design documents, but shall not be included within budgetary estimates as it pertains to furniture acquisition or furniture installation.

Offering: Lateral file is painted steel and has four 12” high drawers and one stationary 13-1/2” shelf with fully recessed door. File has the ability to file side to side or front to back and accommodates legal and letter size files. Drawer pull is flushed front with lock, leveling glides and counter weight are specified as needed. One counterweight will be needed per cabinet if the lateral file is not anchored or ganged to another file. Total weight of each LF01 with a counter weight is 267 lbs.

Model Name: Five High Lateral File, 36”W

Dimensions: 36"w x 18"d x 65-1/2"h (Actual: 36”w x 17-3/8”D x 64-1/8”h)

Finish: Powder Coat-Paint match Allsteel P7B-CLR-0536 “Loft”

Finishes approved. Finish/color board to be submitted.

Product Submittal – LF01

Four 12" file drawers and 13-1/2”H flipper door to have full integrated pull stationary shelf, counterweight, levelers, lock, and file bars for front to back filing option.

Quantity of 2 per drawer

Typical LF01 Lateral File

Non-catalog furniture items are provided for the purpose of familiarization and dimensional reference only. The scope of the furniture contract does not include seating or executive furniture. These items will be shown in the design documents, but shall not be included within budgetary estimates as it pertains to furniture acquisition or furniture installation.

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No. Description Date

DEALER:

DEALER NAME:

TITLE

TE02

Job Number:

Date:

Drawn By:

Scale: Code:

CHECKED BY

ACAD FILE:

<insert ACAD file name>Department of the Air Force

Offult AFB, NB

US Stratcom

Notes:

TE02 PLAN VIEW

VIEW 2

VIEW 1

Edge Selection

72"

11 1/2" 11 1/2"

1/

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3/

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8" 26"

72"

10"

10"

Interface II TT Pod

Non-catalog furniture items are provided for the purpose of familiarization and dimensional reference only. The scope of the furniture contract does not include seating or executive furniture.

These items will be shown in the design documents, but shall not be included within budgetary estimates as it pertains to furniture acquisition or furniture installation.

Typical TE02 Executive Table

Finish Selection

Williamsburg Cherry

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Electrical System Submittal – XXXXX Modular Power Feed Assembly for use Under Raised floor to connect PDM to Systems Furniture Panel Power.

XXXXX offers to provide the following Modular Power Feed Assembly. This is the System of parts and labor to provide connectivity between the Government provided Power Distribution Module (PDM) and the Allsteel “Terrace” Panel System base electrical power.

The Modular Power Feed Assembly is not considered a single product because, like any building wiring system, it is built to conform to local codes from UL rated components manufactured and supplied by various companies and combined by a certified electrician into the building electrical system. The specific and on-site requirements to build this unit make it an Assembly of parts and labor, and not a single manufactured product.

Photographs below depict the Typical Situation for XXXXX to provide an assembly connecting PDM to Systems furniture under raised flooring, using standard UL rated parts from Allsteel, CII, Byrne, Anderson, and others. Tags or labels on component parts refer only to that component and not to the entire system (Assembly).

Wires from the these parts are hard wired inside the CII Coupler Module box by XXXXX utilizing a certified electrician who hard-wires the 8 wires provided in the Allsteel base power infeed to the corresponding 8-wires connected to the plug inside the CII Coupler Module box. This connection is analogous to any electrical hard wire connection within an electrical junction box. Such junction boxes are neither airproof nor waterproof.

Parts are mechanically fastened to each other to form a complete, movable, and reusable Assembly.

This Modular Power Feed Assembly is offered as a variation to the systems jumper described in PWS 6.1. It accomplished the objective of Eight-Pin Quick-Connect Modular Connector:

Fitted to one end of cable for modular, quick-connect connection to PDM. However, it incorporates the Government provided 18” Jumper and Coupler Module electrical box as described below. An electrician provided hard wire connection is required for B1000.

This variation and subsequent contract modification is justified because it accomplishes the technical requirement utilizing the Government provided hardware already in the B1000 electrical systems plan. This will avoid waste and save the Government additional cost.

Modular Power Feed Documentation

Attachment 4

Modular Power Feed Assembly

Product and Service Components include:

CII Jumper (provided by the Government)

CII Coupler Module (provided by the Government)

Allsteel Base Power Infeed 3-circuit (provided by XXXXX)

XXXXX Provided Connectivity Process: Certified Electrician Wiring within Coupler

Module and connecting components together (provided by XXXXX)

CII Coupler Module - (Govt. furnished)

CII Jumper - (Govt. furnished)

Allsteel Whip Assembly

Allsteel Furniture Coupler

The CII Power Data Module (PDM) on concrete floor beneath the raised floor is the source of power (provided by the Government and not part of Modular Power Feed Assembly)

Modular Power Feed Assembly with Coupler Module lid open

CII Coupler Module - (Govt. furnished)

CII Jumper - (Govt. furnished)

Allsteel Furniture Coupler

Allsteel Furniture Whip

CII Jumper Tag

Allsteel Power Infeed tag (2 views)

Connections to Coupler Module:

Detail of hard wiring inside Coupler Module box

Allsteel Power Infeed Wiring Diagram

8-Wire hard wiring connections inside Coupler Module box

Diagram of 8-pin wire connection into 10-pin plug: Note only the 8 designated wires are connected throughout the Modular Power

Feed assembly. Also, note only one ground is connected and grounded to the box housing (lid). The other ground in connected to a “short space” connection operating as a ground in the plug.

Connection of Allsteel BPI fitting of the Allsteel Power Infeed to the Allsteel Terrace Panel, raceway power. (photo of BPI plug)

Every Modular Power Feed Assembly is wired identically, so all circuits that may be provided from any PDM output port, will carry through to the Allsteel base power system. This provides connectivity of up to three 20 amp circuits per Modular Power Feed

Assembly.

Product and Service Components of the Modular Power Feed

Assembly are further described as follows:

CII 18” Jumper: This UL rated component is provided by the

Government. It is constructed from 18”steel cable sheathing wired with the 8 wires (3 hot, 3 neutral, and 2 ground wires). One end has the 10-pin plug that plugs into any PDM port. The other end has a 10-pin plug that plugs into the 10-pin port of the CII Coupler

Module.

CII Coupler Module: This is a rectangular box with removable lid provided by the Government. It is constructed from a galvanized steel box with 10-pin plug in one end and 8 loose wires connected to the plug, within the box. This CII Coupler Module operates as a unique version of an electrical Junction box. It is intended to contain hard wire connections. The Allsteel base power infeed is mechanically fixed to the other end of the box.

Allsteel Base Power Infeed: This is Allsteel’s UL rated 8-wire (3 circuit) power feed (whip) provided by XXXXX. It is a length of

25’ to conform to the PWS. The base power feed input is wired with the 8 wires (3 hot, 3 neutral, and 2 ground wires).

Connectivity Process: Certified Electrician Wiring within Coupler

Module and connecting components together. XXXXX uses a Nebraska certified electrician to physically connect the above components together as well as properly connect the

8-wires from the Allsteel Base Power Infeed to the corresponding 8-wires in the

CII Coupler Module box.

Engineering to redesign the system and make it work:

XXXXX engineers have analyzed the documents presented by the COR and CII. Hardware and process errors have been identified. Solutions have been engineered by XXXXX. XXXXX has requested and obtained the correct hardware from various suppliers. XXXXX has engineered the processes and personnel to achieve a working electrical system.

The Coupler Module box cover will remain disconnected after the electrician box wiring and testing date, until completion of the security inspection by the designated USSTRATCOM security officer. XXXXX will be responsible to connect each Modular

Power Feed Assembly between the appropriate PDM Output Port and the Allsteel systems panel. This may require removal of carpet and concrete floor tiles at various places in the floor along the route from PDM to system furniture panels, under floor connections, and proper replacement of floor and carpet tiles.

Since the assembly is part of the Government’s overall electrical system, the Government must provide the power. XXXXX’s warranty is only to assure that the Modular Power Feed Assembly will carry the power through to the Allsteel Systems panel base power receptacles.

CIRCUIT IDENTIFICATION, ENGINEERING, AND DESIGN DRAWINGS

Each XXXXX Wave Area Submittal under the contract modification will contain drawings showing the application of the Modular Power Feed Assembly to the power source for each room. This planning is not part of the Modular Power Feed Assembly, but is necessary to consider in the context of the electrical system.

Specifically, the Government will identify each circuit by number in each power closet (breaker box) for an area and show them on the electrical plan drawings. The Government will identify each numbered circuit as it carries forward to each Power Distribution Module (PDM). Each PDM has up to six possible output Ports. The Government will identify which of the approximately 37 different types of PDMs appear in each room and label the PDM Output Ports (a, b, c, d, e, or f) and the circuits numbers available through each port, keyed to the electrical closet circuit number.

The Government will designate the PDM output ports as either a, b, c, d, e, or f as tags on the electrical drawings.

Each port can carry up to three 20-amp circuits. Typically one circuit can feed power to two work stations.

Pursuant to PWS Section 6.3.4.5 Electrical Drawings, XXXXX will provide as part of XXXXX’s systems furniture electrical plans, its portion of the Modular Power Feed Assembly as the “Base Power Feed”. XXXXX designers provide electrical panel plans that show the power distribution within the panel system. Each panel electrical drawing will tag each Allsteel Duplex Receptacle on the drawing as circuit “I”, “II”, or “III”. This corresponds to the label on the Allsteel Duplex Receptacle according to its internal wiring to accept power from either circuit I, II, or III.

For Example: All duplexes in a pair of work stations may be tagged "a1A" on the furniture plan.

"a" designates that power comes from PDM Port a shown on the Government’s electrical drawing.

"IA" designates it is circuit I in Allsteel's 3-circuit power system.

Another workstation pair could carry circuit II coming from Port a, and powering its duplexes IIA.

A third workstation pair could carry circuit III coming from PDM Port a, and powering its duplexes tagged IIIA.

The same scenario could apply to PDM Output Port b, though Port b might carry only I circuit or only II circuits depending on internal wiring coming forward in the PDM.

The connection to each port requires a separate Modular Power Feed Assembly.

Attachment 5

Manufacturer

J2 System

Part No. Part No. Description

Unit

QTY

System

QTY U/M

SPLAG‐TP‐WLXN 30X72 WORKSURFACE 1

SPLAG‐TP‐ATBASE HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE BASE 1

SPLAG‐TP‐ATBASE FEET FOR BASE 1

AEV920 VERTICAL WIRE MANAGER 1

PS361206 or GLOBALINDU POWER STRIP, 12 Outlet 1

PM119‐232S MOBILE PED 1

SPLAG‐PEDTOP PED CUSHION 1

YPTSP572424LFFM TOWER LEFT 1

YPTSP572424RFFM TOWER RIGHT 1

TK05736WR 57.5"H PANEL FRAME 4

TKG42236FS 22.5"H STEEL TILE 4

TKG41536MS 15"H MARKERBOARD TILE 4

TK4TRAYMS MAGNETIC TRAY 1

TKG41536T 15"H FABRIC TILE 4

TKG45736T 57.5"H FABRIC TILE 4

TKSK36 36"W SEGMENT KIT 8

TK336PTFK 36"W TOP CAP 4

A871236A 36"W POWER HARNESS 4

A87150(1)A DUPLEX RECEPTACLE (CIRCUIT 1, 2, OR 3) 8

Allsteel WKS‐EC TK357EF END TRIM (57.5"H) 2 2 Ea

TK357LF L 90‐DEGREE CONNECTOR (57.5"H) 1

TK357TF T 3‐WAY CONNECTOR (57.5"H) 1

TK357SF S EXTENDED STRAIGHT CONNECTOR (57.5"H) 1

TK357XF X 4‐WAY CONNECTOR (57.5"H) 1

TK01536

Terrace Stacking Panel Frame

15"H x 36"W 4

TK41536GK.P7D.C or

TK41536GK.P7D.F

Terrace Glazed Tile Kit, Single Pane, Clear Glass or Frosted Glass

Frame Finish: Brownstone (to match existing)

15"H x 36"W 4

TKSK36 Terrace Segment Kit, 36"W 8

TK315LF

Terrace L, 90 Degree Connector - 15"H Stacking/Segmented

Flat Top Cap/Trim

Finish: Brownstone (to match existing) 1

TK315TF

Terrace T, 3-Way Degree Connector

15"H Stacking/Segmented - Flat Top Cap/Trim

Finish: Brownstone (to match existing) 1

TK315EF

Terrace E, End Trim Connector

15"H Stacking/Segmented - Flat Top Cap/Trim

Finish: Brownstone (to match existing) 1

TK315SF

Terrace S, Extended Straight Connector

15"H Stacking/Segmented - Flat Top Cap/Trim

Finish: Brownstone (to match existing) 1

Ea

Allsteel WKS‐P 4 Ea

Allsteel Furniture WKS Workstation Configuration - 57" Panels with 15" Glass Stacker

(Typical Allsteel Workstation Configuration - NOT ALL INCLUSIVE)

Allsteel WKS‐AS 1 Ea

Allsteel WKS‐TL or WKS‐TR

Allsteel WKS‐MP 1 Ea

Allsteel WKS‐C 1 Ea

Allsteel WKS-STKR 4 Ea

57" Workstation Components Page 1 of 2

See Page 2 of 2 for diagram of typical 4-Pod Cubicle

Standard Allsteel 57" Workstation Configuration with 15" Glass Stacker (Single Cubicle)

15" glass cubicle stackers are not shown but are required between occupied cubicles

15” glass stackers are not shown but are required to create COVID “sneeze barriers” between occupied cubicle spaces. Cubicle partitions/panels that border interior/perimeter walls or windows shall not include glass stackers.

Attachment 5 Typical 4-Pod Workstation Configuration