44 -Statement of Objectives (SOO) for RKMF 240010 20 Nov 25.pdf

RKMF240010 Solicitation FA486125R0003

Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada

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SABER

STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES

FOR

RKMF240010

RENOVATE HONOR GUARD 99 FSS B10250

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, NEVADA

20 November 2025

OFFICE OF THE BASE CIVIL ENGINEER

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STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES

1. SCOPE: This project is to replace the collapsed sewer renovate the west side restrooms to demolish and transform the restrooms on the east side of the facility in to one office space. When complete, the project shall be as shown below (either in an attached sketch or work description).

Include in the submittal, reference to the specifications that apply to this project and identification of material items required to be submitted to the government for approval (use AF

Form 66), both will be incorporated in the construction project. Contractor shall furnish all design, labor, equipment, material, transportation, administration, supervision and all else necessary to perform all operations in connection with successfully completing this project;

RKMF240010 Renovate Honor Guard 99 FSS B10250 at Nellis AFB, Nevada.

2. LOCATION: The project site is located at Bldg 10250, Nellis AFB, Nevada. The Main base is located approximately nine (9) miles north of downtown Las Vegas on Las Vegas Blvd.

NAFB consists of three main areas: the Main Base, Area II and Area III.

3. The followings are attachments as a part of the package:

3.1.1. HAZMAT Results 10250 Restrooms part 1

Location: Restrooms at South Corner.

3.1.2. HAZMAT Results 10250 Restrooms part 2

Location: New Office at East Corner.

3.1.3. As-Builts page 65 LOCATION & GRADING

Overview of the Location, Showing B10250 that used to be a CHAPEL.

3.1.4. As-Builts

Combination As-Built of buildings 17001, 10272, 10240, 10245 and 10250.

3.1.5. AFGIMS Utilities Snapshot

Overview and locations of the Communication lines, Electrical, Natural Gas, Sewer, and water lines.

3.1.6. Floorplan Conceptual

Conceptual preferred layout of the Women 109, Men 110, and the new office.

3.1.7. Sewer Line with Measurements & Pictures

Overview and measurements of the existing and the expected new sewer lines with pictures.

3.1.8. Asbestos and Lead testing of entire building dated 7 July 2007

3.1.9. Asbestos and Lead testing for installing air compressor dated 29 September

3.1.10. Asbestos and Lead testing dated 24 February 2014

3.1.11. Testing on exterior paint walls dated 6 November 2014

3.1.12. Mech. Room Report

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3.1.13. Asbestos and Lead testing building history

3.1.14. B10250 refurbish space conceptual visuals

3.1.15. B10250 room numbers

3.1.16. 10250 BFP Device replacement

3.1.17. Double Check Valve Assembly

3.1.18. Knox Box location.

3.1.19. B10250 Comm room.

4. DESCRIPTION OF WORK: The work to be accomplished includes, but is not limited to, the following:

4.1. Project Goal

4.1.1. Restoration of west lateral sewer lines to fully operational status (zero blockages and positive drainage to the existing sewer manhole). Additional cleanouts/sweeps along the new line shall be added to assist with future clogs. Two (2) existing restrooms (west side of building) shall be updated. Two (2) existing restrooms

(east side of building) shall be demolished and converted into an office space. Outside of the restroom and sewer line work, the building will be renovated to accommodate the

Honor Guard. Renovation will include updating a break room, adding a water bottle filling station/water fountain inside the building, adding a reception area and a changing area, replace openings (doors and windows), add more connectivity in present computer space, and improve egress and ingress for the building. The building fire alarm and

HVAC system will also be upgraded. The work to be accomplished includes the following description.

4.2. General Requirements

4.2.1. The contractor shall conduct weekly coordination with the United States Air

Force 99 CES/CENMP Project Manager, and the Contracting Officer (if available).

4.2.2. Contractor shall ensure at all times during this project that the construction site is contained and physically separated from the public.

4.2.3. Provide temporary restroom for contractors and cleaning services for contractor use only.

4.2.4. Install temp wall screens/partitions in hallways and offices during construction as needed.

4.2.5. Contractor shall coordinate final phasing plan after contract award with the new tenants. A preliminary phasing plan is to first address the plumbing in the facility, then work on areas that are adjacent to rooms 100 and 108. The space for room 100 and 108 should be the final stage of the project.

4.2.6. Install floor and wall protection to protect walls and flooring to remain.

4.2.7. Contractor will coordinate all water outages with the United States Air Force 99

CES/CENMP Project Manager and the Contracting Officer (if available) to prevent any negative effects to the user’s mission.

4.2.8. Provide a construction debris dumpster with monthly disposal reporting.

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4.2.9. Contractor shall provide daily cleaning and site maintenance to ensure a safe and clean work area.

4.2.10. Contractor shall demo furniture in all of building except for storage shelves located in room 102, tables and chairs located in room 112, and any items in room 111.

4.2.11. Contractor shall provide storage of furniture and providing relocation from storage to areas in B10250 during all stages of construction at users’ discretion.

4.2.12. Contractor shall provide Cadillac trailer that will be powered off of building during construction that will provide bathrooms to be used by users only.

4.2.13. Contractor shall coordinate with users and CE PM regarding areas that will be affected during construction as users will be needed to occupy the building during construction.

4.2.14. Contractor shall relocate existing air compressor in room 106 to B10248 or the current building that houses 88 TES on Nellis AFB. Final relocation point shall be coordinated during day 1 of NTP for construction.

4.3. Existing Conditions

4.3.1. Prior to demolition or construction, contractor shall test for asbestos, lead based paint, and other hazardous materials as required. Contractor shall provide all third party test results to the government.

4.3.2. Contractor shall abate all hazardous materials as required and shall provide all third party test results affirming remediation to the government.

4.3.3. Contractor shall ensure that no load bearing walls are impacted or damaged through the demolition or renovation.

4.3.4. Demolish existing concrete in men’s and women’s restrooms (Rm 109, Rm

110), and hallway as shown on As-Built drawings to replace and repair the underground sewer.

4.3.5. Demo existing bathrooms from the metal framing in complete.

4.3.6. Demo walls as needed for plumbing repair and replacement.

4.3.7. Demo and remove existing counters in bathrooms (Rooms 104, 105, 109, 110).

4.3.8. Demo and remove the wall separating east men’s and women’s bathrooms

(Rooms 104, 105) to establish an office space required.

4.3.9. Cap off the plumbing for water and sewer located in the wall shared by rooms

103 and 104.

4.3.10. Demo the existing fire riser closet in room 110.

4.3.11. Remain the ceiling access panel located in room 110.

4.3.12. Demo the existing ceiling in rooms 104, 105, 109, and 110.

4.3.13. Demo and remove furred out walls in rooms 109 and 110.

4.3.14. Demo and remove the wall separating the toilet from the sink in room 109.

4.3.15. Demo and relocate the anti-freeze system to Mech/ Plumbing from room 105 to room 106.

4.3.16. Demo and remove the door and the door frame located in rooms 104 and 105.

4.3.17. Infill windows on both sides of the wall separating room 112 and room 100.

Contractor shall provide sheetrock, studs, and wall shall be level 4 finish.

4.3.18. The use of Hydro-excavation will occur before any mechanical excavation.

Hence, mechanical excavation shall only take place if hydro-excavation is completed in designated area. The contractor shall identify existing utility lines before digging.

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4.3.19. Camera the sewer lines inside and outside of building to the main to provide status and location of the lines for Rooms 109 and 110, and all other rooms that are fed by sewer laterals.

4.3.20. Contractor shall demolish existing sewer lines that have been identified in the camera investigation outlined in 4.3.19.

4.3.21. Saw cut and demo asphalt outside building 10250 for existing and new plumbing trench.

4.3.22. Saw cut, core drill, and remove concrete outside building 10250 for existing and new plumbing trench.

4.3.23. Contractor shall demolish outside door located in hall 107 (Southeast corner of building.

4.3.24. Contractor shall demolish large desk located in Northeast corner of room 108.

4.3.25. Contractor shall demolish part of ramp and railing located on the east side of building 10250.

4.3.26. Contractor shall demolish gates that allow entry to the south of the building and concrete courtyard space.

4.3.27. Contractor shall demolish block wall that is facing the street and North of the gates that allow entry to the south of the building and concrete courtyard space.

4.3.28. Contractor shall demolish curb and gravel located north of the gate to the block wall on the south side of the building. The removal will provide a clear pathway to gain access to the concrete courtyard space with a vehicle.

4.3.29. Contractor shall demolish gravel along the block wall that is north of the concrete courtyard.

4.3.30. Contractor shall demo all existing signs and replace.

4.3.31. Contractor shall demolish door on the Southeast corner of building (located in

Hall 107).

4.3.32. Contractor shall demolish existing stainless steel box and connecting conduit that penetrates through exterior wall to the interior wall located near the entrance door located on the South side of B10250.

4.3.33. Contractor shall demolish piping connecting the air compressor in room 106 to the gauges located in room 102.

4.3.34. Contractor shall demolish piping and gauges located in room 102 that are connected to the air compressor located in room 106.

4.3.35. Contractor shall provide the required 30 C.Y. dumpsters.

4.3.36. Contractor shall demolish backflow preventer valve in room 110.

4.3.37. Government conceptual floor plans shall be considered for the design purposes.

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) shall be considered where possible.

4.3.38. Contractor shall demolish all of the existing fire alarm system that includes, conduit, initiating devices, notification devices, etc. The fire alarm control panel shall remain.

4.4. Concrete

4.4.1. Provide third-party testing to test the concrete and submit test results.

4.4.2. Replace removed concrete in both sets of men’s and women’s restrooms (Rm

109 and Rm 110), and hallway between them as shown on As-Builts drawings.

4.4.3. Concrete slurry mix shall be poured over compacted Type II fill, a minimum of

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4” below finished grade in new and existing plumbing trench that required concrete removal to demolish or replace plumbing for the new or existing sewer laterals.

4.4.4. All new backfill shall be engineered fill with appropriate compaction per specifications (no less than 95%).

4.4.5. Contractor shall drill and install the required steel dowels, 2’ long, #4, A615, grade 60. Spaced as required by ACI 301.

4.4.6. Contractor shall use 3500-psi minimum concrete mix within the interior and exterior of the building. Cement used shall be Type V.

4.4.7. Contractor shall replace demolished part of ramp and railing on the east side of building with concrete stair that will connect to North side parking lot.

4.4.8. Contractor shall fill the demolished gravel on the south side of the building with concrete to match the existing concrete slab.

4.4.9. Contractor shall fill the space made from the demolished wall, gravel, and curb adjacent to the concrete courtyard with concrete to match the existing concrete slab.

4.5. Metals

4.5.1. Provide and install reinforcement for concrete.

4.5.2. Provide rebar inspection.

4.5.3. Walls containing plumbing shall be furred out and leaving CMU walls exposed as much as possible.

4.5.4. Construct a wall to cover the existing doorway of room 105.

4.6. Openings

4.6.1. Provide and install access panels and plates in restrooms as needed for plumbing and electrical access. Considering (4.3.8.) of this document.

4.6.2. Provide and replace a left-hand inswing door for room 104 in the same location of existing door.

4.6.3. Provide and install doors, seals, kick plates, hardware, and closures on west men’s and women’s restrooms and the new office.

4.6.4. Contractor shall install a solid wooden door for the new closed office area to include hardware.

4.6.5. Changing rooms shall include doors, kick plates, hardware, etc.

4.6.6. Contractor shall replace all exterior facing windows with sealed windows per

IFS.

4.6.7. Contractor shall replace main entrance (door located on South side of building in room 108) door and meet ADA standards with a metal hollow door. Include touchless door opener (include necessary power). The main entrance door shall have new hardware to include lockable, push open on the interior, etc.

4.6.8. Contractor shall replace Northside main entrance door with a metal hollow door featuring a frosted glass window located at typical eye level where the window takes up half of the door’s surface. An emblem representing the current user will be added to the glass surface by the contractor. The emblem shall be etched into the glass. Include a new cipher lock. Ensure door meets ADA standards. Include touchless door opener (include necessary power).

4.7. Finishes

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4.7.1. Provide and install 3/16” Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) on bathroom drywalls up to 6’ above finish floor (AFF). FRP shall be a standard white.

4.7.2. Provide and install seam sealant between each FRP’s to maintain a proper finish look.

4.7.3. Provide and install FRP edge trim for transition on to drywall or CMU walls to maintain a proper finish look.

4.7.4. Provide and install FRP corner trim for transition on to FRP, drywall or, CMU walls to maintain a proper finish look.

4.7.5. Contractor shall repair existing drywall and base trim damage in rooms 102 and

103.

4.7.6. Construct and install conversion of hard lid to a T-grid drop ceiling in the new office.

4.7.7. Provide and install 2’x2’ ceiling tiles and the T-grid drop ceiling in the new office space.

4.7.8. Contractor shall install new SLT ceiling grid and tiles in new closed office area and changing area. Ceiling height shall be determined by duct clearance depth.

4.7.9. Contractor shall replace 80% of the existing ceiling tiles and existing SLT ceiling grid in the facility.

4.7.10. Provide and install hard lid ceiling in men and women restrooms (rooms 109 and room 110).

4.7.11. New ceiling tiles to match existing ceiling tiles in other areas of building

10250.

4.7.12. Provide and install mold & mildew resistant 5/8” GWB in restrooms and 5/8”

GWB in new office.

4.7.13. Finish all newly installed GWB with level 4 smooth finish.

4.7.14. Paint all walls with primer and two coats of semi-gloss paint in bathrooms and new office.

4.7.15. Contractor shall repair both interior and exterior wall that provided penetration for the demolished stainless steel box located near the South entrance. Contractor shall paint newly repaired walls to match existing.

4.7.16. Contractor shall repair both interior and exterior walls in rooms 102 and 106 in areas that allowed for piping to connect air compressor in room 106 to gauges in room

102.

4.7.17. Provide and install sealed concrete floor in the restrooms. Contractor to pour concrete leveler and then seal to match the new areas. Clear spray over raw concrete shall be applied finish to seal concrete floor.

4.7.18. Provide and install proper matching base on all outside corners and FRP to

GWB transitions. Government to consider the best effective cost saving by contractor recommendation to use Schluter base and transitions.

4.7.19. Provide and install all flooring transitions necessary.

4.7.20. Provide and install a proper blend for the transition of the new concrete with the old concrete. Where new concrete is installed near existing concrete, contractor shall pour concrete leveler and then seal to match the new areas. Clear spray over raw concrete shall be applied finish to seal concrete floor.

4.7.21. Provide and install gray 2’x2’ carpet floor tiles in the new office, new closed office space area, and changing room area.

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4.7.22. Provide and install a matching color carpet transition strip in the new office floor doorway.

4.7.23. Contractor shall fix and level flooring in room 108 and room 100. The flooring should be treated to ensure cleaning can be completed by the user quickly and efficiently.

4.7.24. Contractor to provide and install partition framing and wall furring CMU walls for closed office area, as shown in attachment 3.1.14.

4.7.25. The closed office area will be soundproof at STC rating 50 and located in the southwest corner of room 108 area.

4.7.26. Contractor shall extend walls to the existing ceiling and drop current light to illuminate room interior.

4.7.27. Contractor shall install supply/return to new room. Room shall have dedicated control with thermostat.

4.7.28. The closed office area will take up the area that is on the wall connected to room 109 and the south wall on the inside of the nearest metal frame, west of the south door.

4.7.29. The room will be approximately 13’ by 13’.

4.7.30. Contractor to provide and install partition framing and wall furring CMU walls for changing room area.

4.7.31. Changing room area will consist of two locker room/dressing room areas (1 women and 1 men) that will take up 34.5’ by 14.2’ of the Northeast corner of room 100.

A preliminary sketch can be found in attachment 3.1.14. Exact dimensions shall be determined by the contractor during site visits/design.

4.7.32. Contractor shall infill door that was previously located on the Southeast corner of the building (located in Hall 107). Match building exterior.

4.7.33. Paint exterior of the building per IFS.

4.7.34. Contractor shall repair and paint level-4/ finish on all walls throughout the facility (submit color samples to government for approval).

4.7.35. Contractor shall provide and install new interior walls and R13 insulation.

4.7.36. Contractor shall install mirrors that will cover the wall separating room 100 and room 112, after the windows in the wall have been infilled from both sides with level 4 finish. The mirrors will run the full length and height of the wall and have as little wall visible as possible. 7’ by 4’ mirrors shall be used. The mirrors will be located on the inside of room 100 and mechanically fastened to the wall.

4.7.37. Contractor shall install mirrors that will cover the wall separating room 100 from the changing area. The mirrors will run the full length and heigh of the wall and have as little wall visible as possible. 7’ by 4’ mirrors shall be used. The mirrors will be located on the inside of room 100 and mechanically fastened to the wall.

4.8. Specialties

4.8.1. Provide and install touchless paper towel dispensers in the two (2) restrooms.

4.8.2. Provide and install new HDPE partitions in two west (2) restrooms.

4.8.3. Provide and install new stainless steel toilet paper dispenser, sanitary napkin disposal, ADA grab bars, and semi recessed trash receptacles in restrooms.

4.8.4. Provide 24” x 48” individual mirrors at each bathroom sink.

4.8.5. Provide and install one soap dispenser per sink in the restrooms.

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4.9. Furnishings

4.9.1. Provide and install new medium grey green solid surface corian countertops with integral sink with 6” high back and side splashes in men’s’ and women’s restroom.

4.10. Fire Suppression

4.10.1. Demolish existing door around existing fire riser. Provide and install new non-tamper devices so that only maintenance personnel can make changes.

4.10.2. Provide fire suppression necessities to accomplish safety by extending an existing dry type suppression system to both restrooms, the new office area, the new closed office area, and the new changing area.

4.10.3. Contractor to install new backflow preventer valve of similar specifications to the assembly shown in 3.1.17.

4.10.4. Contractor to provide a pressure test of the newly installed pipelines in the fire suppression system.

4.10.5. Replace the fire alarm system with a new fire alarm and mass notification system. The new system shall be installed in accordance with requirements of the latest

UFC 3-600-01 (Fire Protection Engineering For facilities), UFC 4-021-01 (Design and

O&M Mass notification system), and the Nellis & Creech Installation Facility Standard

(IFS) for Fire Protection Requirements, dated 22 January 2019.

4.10.6. The design shall be completed by a NICET II, stamped by the Fire Protection

Engineer of Record, and submitted to the government for review and approval. Class A wiring shall be used for indicating or signaling circuits. Circuits shall be arranged for easy maintenance. Strobes used for mass notification systems shall be amber with the word (alert) on the lens. Strobes used for fire shall be clear with the word (fire) on the lens. Strobes and MNS speakers shall be installed in all occupied spaces, including existing and new spaces outlined in this SOW.

4.10.7. The new fire alarm/mass notification system shall be installed in a conditioned space. The new system must be a completely addressable all-in-one system (Monaco, MAAP-X or approved equal) and must support connection to the base Fire Department

Dispatch. In addition, the system shall include point-to-point reporting capability to the existing D-21 system whereby each room will report different messages to dispatch and shall be able to receive from the D-21 system voice messages for transmission to all of the MNS speakers in the building.

4.10.8. Fire alarm/mass notification system conduit shall be ¾” EMT using compression fittings, and junction boxes shall be painted red. All devices shall be labeled identifying their address.

4.10.9. Contractor shall install a supervised Knox Box in accordance with the Base

Fire Protection standard. The Knox Box shall be installed near Northside main entrance, 6 feet above finished floor, and on a wall that is on the latch side of the door or on the wall nearest to the entry door latch side. Please see attachment 3.1.18 for picture of knox box location.

4.10.10. Contractor shall provide/install new fire alarm remote annunciator with control functions the same as the main control panel. Control functions must be accessible only by user code or secured behind a locked panel. The remote annunciator will be placed at the end of the hallway labeled room 101.

4.11. Plumbing

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4.11.1. The contractor shall replace sewer line ensuring replacement is completed by an asbestos licensed company and will ensure waste from demolition and construction is managed under rules where asbestos is present.

4.11.2. Demolish all plumbing fixtures, water, waste, and vent in all 4 existing restrooms. Cap all water and waste in east men’s and women’s restrooms.

4.11.3. Provide and install ABS or PVC underground waste in bathrooms.

4.11.4. Provide and install ABS or PVC venting all the way to each VTR in the restrooms.

4.11.5. Provide and install new floor drains. Each floor drain installed shall have a trap seal.

4.11.6. Provide and install floor cleanouts and at each urinal and sink.

4.11.7. Provide and install gravity flow trap primers to each new floor drain.

4.11.8. Provide and install all new copper water distribution piping (1) supplying men’s and women’s restrooms and (2) distribution piping within each restroom with independent isolation. All fittings shall be press type.

4.11.9. Provide and install water hammer arrestors in restrooms per code and with a valve at each.

4.11.10. Provide ball valve isolation to each restroom separating men’s from women’s.

4.11.11. Provide 1” insulation on all new domestic water piping.

4.11.12. Provide pipe ID where piping is exposed in an accessible location.

4.11.13. Provide and install manual flush valve floor mount water closets. Include at least one ADA compliant water closet in each restroom. Seats shall be black in color.

4.11.14. Provide and install manual flush valve wall mount urinals.

4.11.15. Provide and install single handle manual faucets.

4.11.16. Snake and jet all sewer mains/lateral 4” and larger in bldg. 10250 up to the main in access road before camera investigation for better visibility.

4.11.17. Replace sewer laterals 4” and larger remaining within the building connected to rooms 109,110, and 106.

4.11.18. Contractor shall replace floor drain in room 106 if necessary.

4.11.19. Provide the new sewer line alongside of the building connecting to the existing main. Refer to (3.1.7 of this document) Sewer Line with Measurements & Pictures. New sewer line will incorporate new sewer laterals connecting to rooms 109, 110, and 106.

4.11.20. Design must consist of the two-way cleanout and 2% grade connecting to the main sewer lines.

4.11.21. Contractor shall cap and grout fill the exterior existing sewer line exiting the building from the south side of room 105 and room 109.

4.11.22. Contractor shall demolish and remove the interior sewer pipelines but not to cause additional work. Meaning, no structure shall be altered only for a reasoning of demolition.

4.11.23. Contractor shall install a 4” Double Sanitary Cleanout within 5 L.F of exiting

Building 10250. Two sanitary cleanouts are required, one for the mechanical room drain, and one for the renovated restrooms.

4.11.24. Contractor shall transition from 4” ABS/PVC to 6” SDR-35 within 8 L.F. of

Building 10250. Two transitions are required, one for the mechanical room drain, and one for the renovated restrooms.

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4.11.25. Replace existing water heater and provide and install new hot water circulation pump.

4.11.26. Perform a pressure test and provide the results to the government for approval on the water lines to be replaced or repaired.

4.11.27. Only gravity fed trap primers shall be installed.

4.11.28. Contractor shall install a water fountain / water bottle filling station that meets

ADA requirements on the west side of room 108, on the adjacent wall to room 110. The station will consist of two water fountains, one with a filter and the bottle station and the other a water fountain without bottle filling and filter. Provide dedicated power for water station.

4.12. Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC)

4.12.1. Demolish all HVAC equipment, exhaust fans, duct work throughout the facility. Note: Contractor shall verify if ductwork can be reused for the current occupancy load.

4.12.2. Contractor shall provide new HVAC package systems with heating and cooling capabilities. Additionally, the units shall be sized for the new facility. Estimated occupancy is 40 people. Contractor shall show cooling and heating loads used to determine the appropriate size of the unit for the facility.

4.12.3. Separate thermostats and zone controls shall be installed in the new closed office space area, new changing area, large space taking up room 108 and room 100. One thermostat will be installed in new office space located in the Southeast corner of the building that will control a larger zone area to include all areas not explicitly stated in the other thermostat areas and zones. The new HVAC system will connect to JCI and tie in all current areas.

4.12.4. Contractor shall provide an Energy Management Control System (EMCS) using

Direct Digital Control (DDC) that are manufactured by Johnson Controls metasys to monitor and control HVAC equipment. System must be connected to the Local Area

Network (LAN). Johnson Control BACnet field controllers and thermostats shall be provided for each zone.

4.12.5. Contractor shall install new field controllers and thermostats per HVAC equipment using new Johnson Controls BACnet field controllers (FEC1611 or FEC2611 depending on existing point count). All zone sensors will be replaced with newest 120 x

80 terminal 1k ohm Nickel sensors with no adjustment knob or display. All zone sensors will be labeled with address of FEC and equipment number it feeds.

4.12.6. Contractor shall supply a Network Automated engine for the new HVAC system. Contractor shall ensure the version of the Network Automated Engine matches the version of the existing Metasys ADX server that operates at the EMCS control office at Nellis AFB. All controllers and control points shall be uploaded and pulled in to communicate with existing Series Network Engine. The Series Network Engine will be pulled in to the Nellis ADX Server. The version of the Supervisory Controller (SNE) must match the current version of the existing Metasys ADX server at Nellis AFB.

Contractor shall verify if an IP drop is provided for B10250. If non exist contractor shall install an IP drop.

4.12.7. 1.3.7.11 Contractor shall test and balance the system (air and water sides) and provide a third-party TAB report of new HVAC system.

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4.12.8. Provide and install new exhaust fans in both west men’s and women’s restrooms.

4.12.9. Provide and install new supply diffusers in both west men’s and women’s restrooms.

4.12.10. The bathroom exhaust fans shall not require a digital control.

4.12.11. The return air ducts of the new office area shall be incorporated into the existing return air system.

4.12.12. The position and number of supply diffusers should be appropriate for the finalized floor plan design.

4.12.13. The ducting for the facility shall be replaced, if necessary, and appropriately sized for the new units.

4.12.14. Contractor shall modify the pad as necessary to accommodate the new units.

4.12.15. Contractor shall provide filter system on the unit. Filters shall be located to allow ease of replacement by facility manager or maintenance personnel.

4.12.16. The HVAC system shall be rebalanced to include the new office area.

4.13. Electrical

4.13.1. Demolish all face plates electrical outlets, switches and lights in rooms 104, 105, 109, 110.

4.13.2. Demolish and replace all exterior lights on the exterior of the building.

Contractor shall install LED lights.

4.13.3. Demolish all bathroom lighting and dispose of.

4.13.4. Supply and install LED can lighting and flat panel lighting in the two new restrooms, the new office, the closed office area, and the changing room area.

4.13.5. The lighting temperature for the newly installed lights shall be daylight color

(5000 K).

4.13.6. Locate the new office light switch to be on the right side of the door , as it is the proper location on left-hand inswing doors.

4.13.7. Provide and install 6 quads receptacle (R 5-20) outlets in the new office.

4.13.8. Provide and install 3 circuits for 6 quad outlet receptacles (one circuit per 2 quad receptacles). Circuits should feed from panel 250-1-01 and panel 250-1-06 located in Mech room 106.

4.13.9. Divide the receptacles outlets between office walls for easy access.

4.13.10. Provide and install 2 quads receptacle (R 5-20) outlets in new reception area, one located in/on each wall located next to comm jack outlets to be installed.

4.13.11. Provide and install 1 circuit for 2 quad outlet receptacles (one circuit per 2 quad receptacles).

4.13.12. Divide the receptacle outlets between two new constructed walls for easy access.

4.13.13. Newly installed receptacle outlets shall match the same height as other existing outlets within the building 10250.

4.13.14. Three dedicated circuits to be added to Room 112 to accommodate break room type appliances.

4.13.15. Remain and reuse the same circuits for the GFCI’s in the restrooms. One GFCI per each restroom.

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4.13.16. Provide and install one new GFCI outlet per each restroom.

4.13.17. Restrooms GFCI outlets to be accessible following ADA 48 inches AFF.

4.13.18. Install occupancy sensor with passive infrared motion and voice sensors as required, in ceiling of new restroom that operate lights and exhaust fan. Occupancy timer shall be set to 10 minutes operation once sensor is activated.

4.13.19. Contractor shall provide an electrical load calculation for adding the new

HVAC package unit system. If additional power is required, the contractor shall upsize equipment as required.

4.13.20. Contractor shall utilize surface mount for installing additional receptacles and communication drops in existing walls and CMU.

4.14. Communications

4.14.1. Provide and install (RJ-45) comm jack outlets 32 jack outputs total.

4.14.1.1. 4 jack outputs in the room 102 North wall, 6 jack outputs in the room 102 east wall, 4 jack outputs in the room 102 south wall and 6 jack outputs in the room

102 west wall. Divide jack outputs evenly along all room 102 walls, while also considering current communication infrastructure and electrical outlets present. All jack outputs installed in room 102 will be green duplex comm outlets.

4.14.1.2. 8 for the new office area (4 green duplex comm outlets), as it requires on each wall.

4.14.1.3. 4 jack outputs in the reception area (2 green duplex comm outlets), as it requires on each of the newly constructed walls in the reception area.

4.14.2. Provide and install 8 CAT6 unshielded cables from Comm room 111 for the 4 green duplex (RJ-45) comm outlets in the new office. One cable per each output.

Contractor shall install cable tray to new office as required by tying into existing communication tray in the building. Contractor shall field verify how to provide cable from tray to each output per NC 2710.

4.14.3. Provide and install 20 unshielded CAT6 cables from Comm room 111 for the

10 green duplex (RJ-45) comm outlets in room 102. One cable per each output.

Contractor shall utilize existing communication cable tray to run the new cables.

Contractor shall field verify how to provide cable from tray to each output location per

NC 2710.

4.14.4. Provide and install 4 unshielded CAT6 cables from Comm room 111 for 2 green duplex (RJ-45) comm outlets in the new reception area. One cable per each output.

Contractor shall install cable tray to new reception area as required by tying into existing communication tray in the building. Contractor shall field verify how to provide cable from tray to each output per NC 2710.

4.14.5. Divide the comm outlets between office walls for easy access.

4.14.6. Divide the comm outlets along room 102 walls for easy access.

4.14.7. Divide the comm outlets along the new reception area wall for easy access.

4.14.8. Communication installer must be able to test, diagnostic the cabling system and network components for the existing (if any) and the new equipment.

4.14.9. Newly installed communication outlets shall match the same height as other existing outlets within the building 10250.

4.15. Earthwork

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4.15.1. Excavate sewer lines for repair and cleanout installation. Refer to (3.1.7 of this document) Sewer Line with Measurements & Pictures and As-Builts, and (4.3.4.) of this document.

4.15.2. Backfill all below grade waste line with ¼” minus 6” around new sewer lines.

4.15.3. Backfill all trenches with slurry.

4.15.4. Remove all unused native soil from site.

4.15.5. Provide proctor for native soil.

4.15.6. Provide compaction testing.

4.16. Exterior Improvements

4.16.1. Contractor shall remove and replace the required section of asphalt for the new

6” sewer lateral.

4.16.2. Contractor shall seal asphalt parking lot located on the Northside of building

10250 that encompasses parking lot area designated in attachment 3.1.14. The extent also includes the asphalt between B10252 and B10250. The extent does not include the asphalt that is located East of B10250 building footprint.

4.16.3. Contractor shall add parking space lines on the eastside of B10252 in the parking lot located North of B10250.

4.16.4. Contractor shall perform a landscaping refresh around the entire building and weedblock any surfaces that are covered with rock/gravel. Landscaping refresh includes removing weeds and dead plants. Any rock/gravel area will be filled so area appear fully covered. Contractor is authorized to use the rock that is asked tobe demoed in certain areas to be resued if gravel matches for other areas to fill.

4.17. Utilities

4.17.1. Install new 6” waste line and tie into existing sewer main whose manhole is in

Administration Area Dr. east of Bldg 10250. Do not replace the main back to manhole, only B10250 lateral.

4.17.2. Contractor shall install a 6” Double Sanitary Cleanout at intersection of lateral and main.

5. PERFORMANCE PERIOD: The proposed performance period for this task order is

180 days for construction. At the beginning of the construction performance window, and if all necessary submittals have been approved by the Contracting Officer, the Contracting Officer shall initiate Notice to Proceed (NTP) to allow actual construction work to begin. This period of performance for construction includes, but is not limited to, completion of project, all punch-list items, final clean-up, review and acceptance of all deliverables (As-built drawings, O&M manuals, warranties, DD Form 1354, etc.). The Government review time for as-built drawings, manuals and warranties is included in the performance period. After as-built drawings are approved the Government has 14 calendar days to return red-line drawings.

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