25. Minimum Requirement Project (VKAG 20-1040) Statement of Objectives (9 pgs) Revision dtd 22-Sept-22.pdf

STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES

31 Aug 2022 Revised 22 Sep 2022

VKAG 20-1040

RENOVATE VISITOR’S CENTER

BLDG: 1700

Seymour Johnson AFB

North Carolina

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Attachment 25

General Scope of Work The work covered by this specification consists of furnishing all labor, equipment, and material, and performing all work in connection with “RENOVATE VISITOR’S CENTER” on Seymour Johnson AFB NC, in strict accordance with specifications and drawings, and subject to the terms and conditions of this contract. The work covered by this contract includes, but is not limited to the following:

Description of Work

NOTE: Mobile Unit Power and Communication hookup and handicap portable toilets must be installed first to allow for the Visitor Center to be vacated. Once vacated, the Visitor Center will remain vacant for the duration of the project.

General Demo Work:

Demolition includes, but is not limited to, roof, interior finishes, HVAC system, existing desk and flooring in area of work IAW drawings and specified by this Statement of Work.

New Work:

Applicable Building Codes:

The following Building Codes and regulations shall be followed during the design and construction of this project:

- 2018 North Carolina State Building Code

- 2018 NFPA Life Safety Code

- ADA Accessibility Guidelines for Buildings And Facilities

Refer to Whole Building Design Guide (WBDG.org) for specific Unified Facilities Criteria including, but not limited to, the following:

- UFC 1-200-01 DoD Building Code

- UFC 4-022-01 Security Engineering: Entry Control Facilities/Access Control Points

- UFC 3-530-01 Interior and Exterior Lighting Systems and Controls

Civil/Architectural Demo Work:

Demolition includes, but is not limited to, existing roof, existing service counter, tile throughout facility, chair rail, existing HVAC diffusers and grilles and ceiling.

New Work:

- Provide and install new standing seam metal roof and associated downspouts/gutters.

- Provide and install VCT throughout building including bathrooms and utility closet.

- Provide and install new service counter/wall/door IAW drawings; the new service counter/wall will be built to UL 752 Level 3 protection standards using most cost effective method meeting standards; door will open towards the customer side IAW drawings. and will not be UL 752 Level 3 rated if Bid Option 1 is not selected; the The wall will have one 3 openings 48” x 48” service window at each of the three service

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stations. sized appropriately to accept a 48”x48” UL 752 Level 3 service window if one is installed in a future project (see attached drawing for sample configuration) Counters for the service stations height shall be 42” high. Counter shall have one power outlet per workstation and cable management openings for each workstation.

- Provide electronic tint film for each service window.

- Provide and install solid surface counter tops IAW drawings at new service counter.

- Provide and install new suspended ceiling throughout entire facility excluding the utility closet.

- Provide and install new resilient wall base throughout entire interior of facility including bathrooms and utility closet.

- Provide new unisex Men’s and Women’s bathroom signs on existing bathroom doors.

- Patch and paint all interior walls to Level 4 finish.

Electrical Design for all power and lighting shall be in accordance with all applicable codes and regulations related to the required scope of work and all applicable Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) including, but not limited to, the following codes and regulations:

• UFC 3-501-01 Electrical Engineering

• UFC 3-520-01 Interior Electrical Systems

• UFC 3-530-01 Interior and Exterior Lighting Systems and Controls

• UFC 3-550-01 Exterior Electrical Power Distribution

• UFC 3-560-01 Operation and Maintenance Electrical Safety

• UFC 4-021-02 Electronic Security Systems

• NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the Workplace

• NFPA 70 National Electric Code (NEC)

• NFPA 101 Life Safety Code

• AFI 32-1065 Grounding Systems

Demolition includes, but is not limited to, removing and disposing of all existing light fixtures, receptacles and receptacle cover plates, light switches and cover plates. and any conduit or wiring in existing service counter.

Demolish all exterior GFCI receptacles and covers and install new waterproof GFCI receptacles with covers.

Demolish all receptacles, data ports, conduit and wiring in the existing service counter.

Carefully remove for reinstallation all interior ceiling mounted security cameras and all exterior security cameras attached to the building before demolition begins. Prior to camera removal coordinate with the Contracting Officer and security police security camera representative SSgt Poe at 919-722-8228 in order to verify all cameras are fully functional before removal.

Notify security police security camera representative SSgt Poe at 919-722-8228 before carefully removing for reinstallation 5 quantity wireless duress remotes. The wireless duress equipment located in the closet shall remain functional throughout the project. When removing power from wireless duress coordinate with security police security camera representative SSgt Poe.

Carefully remove for reinstallation the ceiling mounted informational scrolling text sign. (This is not mass notification.)

Carefully remove for reinstallation the exterior antenna mounted under roof soffit to enable roof replacement. Protect surface mounted green ground wire from antenna that is directly attached on exterior wall for reconnection.

Demolish bathroom fans.

Demolish unused phone jacks.

Demolish unused ceiling mounted communication ports and all other unused ceiling mounted electrical devices.

Demolish the front door exterior wall pack light and install new LED wall pack light fixture.

Demolish all existing wall mounted bug eye emergency light fixtures.

Demolish electric hand dryers in both bathrooms and install GFCI receptacles at these locations.

Demolish conduit and receptacles at locations that will not work with new design. As an example, if installing a quad receptacle an existing receptacle within 3 feet would not be needed.

Demolish abandoned raceway and demolish all surface mounted raceway.

Demolish all abandoned or unused conduits for power and lighting along with associated conductors back to the panelboard.

Remove and reinstall conduits and cables that are mounted on the brick exterior as required to support the new roof installation.

Protect antenna that is higher than roof line and located on generator switches in order to avoid damage during roof replacement. Remove and reinstall if necessary.

New Work:

- Provide and install new light fixtures IAW drawings that meet foot-candle requirements found in UFC 3-530-01 ensuring entire facility has adequate and proper lighting to specification; use existing electrical conduit, wiring and whips to max extent possible install new as needed.

- Provide and install new receptacles and cover plates throughout facility; new locations to be IAW drawings while existing locations will be replaced but not moved. Use existing

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electrical conduit, wiring where possible and install new as needed. Install new receptacles as needed to meet UFC and NFPA requirements.

- Provide and install new light switches and cover plates in existing locations.

- Provide and install COMM drops IAW drawings; existing COMM drops are to remain in place if possible.

- Provide new exit signs at both exit doors. Provide new bathroom fans.

- Reinstall the ceiling mounted scrolling text sign at a new location specified by the government.

- Reinstall and attach the 5 quantity wireless duress remotes at new locations that are to be coordinated with the security police security camera representative, SSgt Poe.

- Install new GFCI at water fountain.

- Install new LED wall pack light fixture at front entrance.

- Install GFCI receptacles in bathrooms at locations where electric hand dryers were demolished above countertop level. Install manual (not electric) hand towel dispensers in each bathroom.

- Install new waterproof GFCI receptacles suitable for exterior use at all existing locations on the building’s exterior.

- Install seven new (7 quantity) quad receptacles with communication outlet.

- Install new communication outlets as identified on drawings.

Reinstall the exterior antenna that was under roof soffit. Install green ground wire from antenna on wall into surface mounted half inch conduit for protection and paint to match brick exterior.

Conduit grommets on each end.

Reinstall all exterior cameras at their previous locations and provide power with communication conduit to each camera. Reinstall interior cameras at locations specified by Contracting Officer and security police security camera representative SSgt Poe at 919-722-8228. Provide power and communication conduit to each camera. Communication cable and connection of cameral provided by others. Coordinate camera reconnection with security police security camera representative and verify cameras are fully functional upon reconnection.

Connect the new HVAC to existing disconnect. Provide GFCI protected and weatherproof receptacle beside the HVAC equipment within the mechanical yard since and existing is not already installed.

Mobile Unit Power and Communication:

All exterior handholes shall be (ANSI 77) tier 15 rated for traffic for communication and power.

Provide power to a permanent power pedestal (concrete foundation) within 10 feet of mobile building using underground conduit. Mobile command center unit provided by the government has a 50 AMP 125/250 v connection with a 15-foot extension cord also provided by government.

Provide overcurrent protection for 50 AMP service. Repair sidewalks and fence mow strip as needed.

Install 1.25-inch schedule 40 PVC communication conduit from closet within BLDG 1700 to power pedestal with pull string.

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General:

Lighting – The design and installation shall be in accordance with UFC 3-530-01 “Interior and Exterior Lighting Systems and Controls”, and NFPA 101. Provide and install LED lighting fixtures to meet lighting requirements in each area according to UFC 3-530-01 interior application sections and exterior application for building lighting as applicable with specific attention to sections Individual Offices, Open Offices, Bathrooms and Waiting areas. Layout LED lighting fixtures to evenly distribute lighting IAW UFC 3-530-01 target criteria listed for horizontal illuminance, vertical illuminance and uniformity.

Remove and demolish existing lighting and install new LED lighting fixtures throughout “Area of Work.”

LED light fixtures required to have a nominal correlated color temperature (CCT) of 4000K is 3985K +/-275K and a minimal color rendering index (CRI) of 80 CRI or greater. Provide emergency battery ballasts to provide a well illuminated means of egress IAW NFPA 101 at 1 foot candle average illumination for a period of 1.5 hours in the event of failure of normal lighting. Battery ballast lights to have push button test switch to test battery is functional.

Install dual technology occupancy sensors for indoor applications that use both passive infrared and ultrasonic detection that are ceiling mounted. Wall mounted occupancy sensor only permitted in closets.

Power and Communication:

Interior Power:

All interior power requirements shall comply with shall comply with NFPA 70, UFC 3-520-01 “Interior Electrical Systems.”

All interior conduit types that are approved or prohibited shall be listed in UFC 3-520-01 “Interior Electrical Systems” para 3-6.2.2 “Approved Cable and Raceway Types.” All interior power and lighting circuits shall be installed in Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT) with ALL conduits concealed behind walls or above ceilings. Exterior exposed surface mounted conduits shall be rigid. All conduits that cannot be visibly concealed will be painted to match unless otherwise permitted by the Contracting Officer.

Branch circuit conductors, including power and lighting applications, will in no case be less than #12 AWG. Provide branch circuit breakers rated for 20 amperes minimum. All conductors shall be copper.

Demolish all receptacles and receptacle covers. Install all new receptacles and new cover plates according to UFC 3-520-01 paragraph 3-6.1.2 and NEC. Install additional receptacles where receptacle spacing distance requirements are not met IAW UFC 3-520-01 paragraph 3-6.1.2. and

NEC.

Provide GFCI receptacles within six feet of water sources at sinks in bathrooms and water fountains and wherever else required.

The existing conduits for the lighting and power circuits are permitted to remain in place to be reused where conduit NEC conduit fill requirements are not exceeded. Reuse of conductors is permitted provided condition of conductors is good and ampacity has been determined to meet NEC requirements. The contractor is responsible to determine if conductors are in good condition, if conductors meet ampacity and percent conduit fill does not exceed NEC. All new conduit shall be concealed and not surface mounted except in mechanical rooms.

Exterior Conduit Comm/Power:

Where installing power or communication conduits underground use schedule 40 PVC conduit.

Conduit is not required to be concrete encased. Exterior schedule 40 PVC conduits to transition to rigid conduit where located above ground.

Communication:

Install new communication cover plates on all new and existing communication outlets. All data outlets installed shall be flush in wall and not surface mounted.

Communication outlets are to have conduit to above ceiling with pull strings to above ceiling.

All communication conduits will have pull strings. The Contractor will not be installing/connecting the communication cable since all communication cable will be installed by someone else.

Install communication EMT conduit according to UFC 3-580-01 titled “Telecommunications Interior Infrastructure” paragraph 2-5.3.2 with minimally 1” inch EMT conduit to standard data outlets. Upsize conduits to greater than 1” inch where necessary in order to meet optimal conduit fill recommendation in paragraph 2-5.3.2 of 40% percent but not to exceed fill ration of 50% percent.

Mechanical/Plumbing

Demolition includes, but is not limited to, removing and disposing of entire current HVAC system (package unit, existing ductwork and all diffusers/grilles) and existing water fountain and water closets and lavatories.

New Work:

- Provide and install new appropriately sized package unit (minimum 3 ton)

- Size, provide and install new ductwork IAW drawings

- Size, provide and install insulation for duct work

- Provide and install new diffusers and grilles IAW drawings

- Provide and install new bathroom vents exhaust fans in existing locations

- Test and balance system to ensure proper air flow

- Provide and install ADA-compliant water fountain with bottle filling station in existing water fountain location

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- Provide and install new ADA-compliant sink/lavatory within each restroom. The accessible sink shall include ADA-compliant single lever faucet and solid surface countertop and splash.

- Provide and install new ADA-compliant tank-type water closets within each restroom.

Bid Option 1: Ballistic Doors and Service Counter windows

Demolition includes, but is not limited to, removing and disposing of rear exterior door.

New Work:

- Provide and install exterior UL 752 Level 3 door where existing door is to be demo’d demolished on rear of building

- Provide and install two 60” by 48” UL 752 Level 3 windows to replace existing exterior windows in the secure area.

- Provide and install two 60”x48” new aluminum blinds for all exterior windows behind service desk.

- Upgrade service windows by Provide providing and installing three 48” by 48” UL 752 Level 3 service windows in openings in new service counter; they will require a pass through for paperwork and small items (IDs and pens); windows will be spaced from frame have a means to allow for conversation without speaker/microphone installation or will require installation of speaker/microphone; a 1” hole with conduit will run from customer service side to military side to allow USB devices to be placed on service side but connected to military computers

- Upgrade service area door by Provide providing and installing interior UL 752 Level 3 door at new service counter wall IAW drawings

- Upgrade service counter/wall by providing and installing UL 752 Level 3-rated service counter/wall

Bid Option 2: AT/FP

Demolition includes, but is not limited to, necessary earthwork to install trashcan dumpster pad and drilling holes in existing concrete for new fence post anchors.

New Work:

- Install new chain link cage with gate inside fence top over existing privacy ornamental fence for mechanical yard; the chain link fence gate is to match existing gate; the top of the cage will be enclosed with chain link material NTE 5” spacing between wires;

support the top of the cage appropriately to prevent sagging; height is to match roof eave height (approximately 8 ft)

- Provide and install IAW drawings a concrete pad and privacy fence three-sided brick dumpster screen /cover with ornamental fence opening gate (matching existing mechanical yard fencing) for two 65-gallon trashcans; must be able to wheel trashcans out of privacy structure and able to place trash into bins without removing trashcans from fenced area; located minimum 33’ from building near existing parking spaces

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Drawings NICET certified individuals who prepared technical documents and drawings must identify their credentials within those documents/drawings. NICET information provided must include the certified individual’s full name, their NICET certification number, the relevant certification practice area attained, the level of certification held within that practice area, and their certification expiration date.

Example:

(Drawing/Document) (prepared/reviewed) by:

NAME First, Middle Initial, Last NICET Certification No. ###### Practice Area Attained - Level IV Certification Expires: Month Day, Year

Provide shop drawings, construction drawings and as-built drawings.

Submittals:

1. Standing Seam Metal Roof Materials/Color

2. Paint Colors

3. VCT Flooring

4. Resilient Wall Base

5. Solid Surface Counter Top

6. Blinds Product Data/Color

7. Electronic Window Tint Product Data

8. HVAC Package Unit

9. HVAC Diffusers and Grilles

10. Bathroom Vents Exhaust Fans

11. Receptacle Data Sheets

12. LED Lighting Fixtures Data Sheets

13. Electrical Plan

14. Ductwork and Insulation Plan

15. Mobile Unit Power Receptacle/pedestal 50 AMP 125/250 V

16. Hand Hole Data Sheet

17. Exit Sign Data Sheet

18. Interior Photometric Model showing footcandles

19. Dual technology occupancy sensor data sheet

20. For Construction Drawings

21. Roof Warranty

22. As-built Drawings

23. Bid Option 1: UL 752 Level 3 Windows

24. Bid Option 1: UL 752 Level 3 Doors

25. Bid Option 1: UL 752 Level 3 Wall Protective Material

26. Bid Option 2: Chain Link Fence Materials

27. Bid Option 2: Trash Can Concealment Plan Brick/Mortar Color

28. Bid Option 2: Ornamental Fence Product Data/Color

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