FBI_RFQ_No_FCU-15-0031318_-_Attachments.pdf

RFQ No. FCU-15-0031318 INTERIM TRAINING CENTER – REDSTONE ARSENAL

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Bldg. 3334 ACC Relocatables Site Plan, dated 28042010

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1. ALL DIMENSIONS AND OTHER INFORMATION ON THE PLANS ARE FOR THE INFORMATION OF

THE CONTRACTOR.

ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE SITE VERIFIED BEFORE PROCEEDING.

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GENERAL CIVIL NOTES:

GENERAL PROJECT NOTES:

DRAWING INDEX

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CIVIL - UTILITY PLAN

ELECTRICAL - POWER PLAN, SCHEDULE AND DIAGRAM

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WORK SHALL INCLUDE DEMOLITION AS TO ALLOW THE PLACEMENT OF

RELOCATABLES AS DEPICTED.

ANY PROPOSED DEVIATION FROM THE DESIGN CONTAINED HEREIN SHALL BE

BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DESIGN ENGINEER INDICATED ON THE

DRAWINGS.

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CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE CODES, LAWS,

STANDARDS, AND REGULATIONS AND FOLLOW ALL MANUFACTURER’S

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND

INSTALLATION OF ALL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT.

CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR ALL DAMAGE TO EXISTING CONSTRUCTION

RESULTING FROM THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS WORK. REPAIRS SHALL

MATCH EXISTNG IN TYPE AND QUALITY OF MATERIALS, FINISH, COLOR,

AND TEXTURE.

CONTRACTOR SHALL ARRANGE PROJECT SCHEDULE AND DAILY WORK HOURS

IN CONSULTATION WITH COR AND BUILDING PERSONNEL.

CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE FOR THE CONTINUAL VEHICULAR AND

PEDESTRIAN ACCESS.

ALL SOIL SPOILS SHALL BE TRANSPORTED TO THE REDSTONE ARSENAL

LANDFILL. ASPHALT, CONCRETE, AND OTHER CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS

SHALL BE DISPOSED OF OFF POST.

CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN A DIGGING PERMIT. POINT OF CONTACT IS

JIMMY FULLER, CHUGACH MANAGEMENT SERVICES, 876-2756.

ALL CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS SHALL BE DISPOSED OF OFF POST.

CONTRACTOR SHALL ARRANGE PROJECT SCHEDULE AND DAILY WORK HOURS

IN CONSULTATION WITH THE COR AND ARSENAL SECURITY PERSONNEL.

CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SAFE AND CLEAN WORKING EQUIPMENT.

CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE AND PROPERLY DISPOSE OF ALL DEBRIS.

LOCATIONS OF KNOWN UTILITIES HAVE BEEN SHOWN IN THEIR

APPROXIMATE LOCATIONS. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR FIELD

LOCATING AND PROTECTING ALL UTILITIES. ANY UTILITIES DAMAGED

DURING CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS SHALL BE THE CONTRACTORS

RESPONSIBILITY. DAMAGED UTILITIES SHALL BE REPAIRED IMMEDIATELY

AT CONTRACTOR’S EXPENSE.

CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING ELEVATIONS AND

MEASUREMENTS IN THE FIELD. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR

VERIFYING RUNOFF AND STORM DRAINAGE PATTERNS RESULTING FROM

GRADING AND PIPE ELEVATIONS.

CONTRACTOR SHALL USE BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMP) FOR

STORMWATER RUNOFF.

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UTILITY POLE WITH LIGHT

EXISTING SCALES TO BE REMOVED

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ALL NECESSARY DIMENSIONS AND ELEVATIONS OF EXISTING STRUCTURES

AND TOPOGRAPHY SHALL BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN THE FIELD

PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS.

THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING ALL ACCESSORIES,

APPURTENANCES, AND TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES NECESSARY

FOR A COMPLETE AND OPERATIONAL INSTALLATION.

ALL QUANTITIES, LENGTHS AND DIMENSIONS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS

SHALL BE CONSIDERED AS APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES, CONTRACTOR SAHLL

BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ACTUAL QUANTITIES REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE

CONSTRUCTION.

KEEP ALL AREAS DISTURBED UNDER THIS PROJECT TO A MINIMUM. SEED,

FERTILIZE, AND MULCH ANY AREA DISTURBED DURING CONSTRUCTION.

SEED MIX SHALL BE EQUAL TO MATCH EXISTING TURF CONDITIONS.

DISRUPTION OF TRAFFIC FLOW SHALL BE MINIMIZED. COORIDINATE ALL

WORK WITH THE CONTRACTING OFFICER’S TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE.

ELIMINATE EXISTING GRASS IN HARDSTAND. SEAL HARDSTAND WITH

LIQUID ASPHALT SLURRY MIX.

DEPICTED HANDICAP SPACES SHALL RECEIVE HANDICAP SIGNAGE AS

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Bldg. 3334 ACC Relocatables Utility Plan, dated 28042010

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THE PLUMBING CONTRACTOR SHALL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR RUNNING THE WATER

SUPPLY FROM THE SUPPLY MAIN TO THE PLUMBING FIXTURES.

CONTRACTOR SHALL LOCATE ALL UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AND EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO

EXCAVATION. REPAIR OF DAMAGED UTILITIES OR EQUIPMENT IS THE FINANCIAL

RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR AND SHALL BE PERFORMED IMMEDIATELY.

GRAVITY SANITARY SEWER LINE SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM 1% SLOPE

ALL PIPING SHALL BE MARKED WITH METALLIC TAPE.

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Notional Plan for Interim Training Facility Site (11/9/2015) – Not to Scale

Guard

Bldg. 3334: Other tenant occupied

NOT TO SCALE

Red Module

Green Module

Orange Module

Administrative Module #1:

Training Administrative

Module #2:

FLSD/FD

Future Module

Future Module Future

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Potential Food Truck Parking

Women’s Restrooms, Janitor closet

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Vestibule/ Mantrap

Attachment D: Green Training Module

25-seat Seminar Room

50-seat Traditional Classroom

Not to Scale

Utilities, LAN, and communications closets

Teaming Room

Teaming Room

Teaming Room

Teaming Room

50-seat Traditional Classroom

Janitor closet

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Vestibule/ Mantrap

Attachment E: Red Training Module

25-seat Seminar Room

50-seat Traditional, Computer-based Classroom

Not to Scale

Utilities, LAN, and communications closets

Teaming Room

Teaming Room

Teaming Room

Teaming Room

50-seat Traditional, Computer-based Classroom

Janitor closet

HC and Men’s Restrooms, Hoteling Stations

Vestibule/ Mantrap

Attachment F: Orange Training Module

~ 25 seat Seminar Room

~50-seat Traditional, Computer-based Classroom

Not to Scale

Utilities, LAN, and communi cations closets

Teaming Room

Teaming Room

Teaming Room

Teaming Room

~50-seat Traditional, Computer-based Classroom

Server Room

Mother’s Nursing Room

Utilities, LAN, and Communi-cations closets

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Attachment G: Administrative Module 1: Training

Break Area/ Kitchenette (Sink, Microwave, Refrigerator, Tables/Chairs)

TD Staff and Hoteling Offices

Not to Scale

Nurse’s Office and Day Sick Bay

Supplies And Materials Storage

Women’s Restrooms and Janitor closet

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Conference Room

FLSD

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Women’s Restrooms and Janitor closet

HC and Men’s Restrooms, Utilities, LAN, and communi-cations closets

Vestibule/ Mantrap.

Attachment H: Administrative Module 2: FLSD/FD

Break Area/ Kitchenette (Sink, Microwave, Refrigerator, Tables/Chairs)

Secure Video Conference Room

FLSD/FD Staff and Hoteling Offices

Not to Scale

Future Private Office

Supplies And Storage

ATTACHMENT I

November 24, 2015

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NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT

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NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT

THIS AGREEMENT is entered into this ____ th day of ____, 2015, between _________________________________________________an employee of _________________________________________,(Company), having offices located at _______________________________________, and the United States Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, (FBI), having offices located at 935 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C. 20535.

1. WHEREAS, the above parties have established FBI Contract Number __________________________ for the furnishing of construction services to provide an Interim Training Center to be located at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama in accordance with the FBI's Statement of Work described in RFQ # FCU-15-00313188. These services include assisting the FBI in the prevention of technical compromise and/ or physical access and/or penetration of the FBI's offices by hostile intelligence services, organized crime, terrorist, and/or other criminal elements. Of particular concern to the FBI is the possibility of terrorist activity involving clandestine placement of listening devices, explosives, or incendiary devices in critical areas, or vandalism of essential utility systems within the facility, while under construction. Physical security provisions must preclude or detect access to the site by unauthorized persons to ensure security integrity of the property, structures and components thereof.

2. WHEREAS, in order to facilitate fabrication and installation services the individual providing this support may have access to procurement-sensitive information and FBI mission-sensitive information. This agreement arises out of the information provided to the named individual by the FBI and the development of information by other entities for the FBI which, in the course of the procurement or the mission of the FBI may be provided to _________________ or any of its subsidiary companies, NOW, THEREFORE, the parties agree to the following:

3. The term "Information" means, without limitation, all specifications, drawings, sketches, models, samples, reports, plans, forecasts, current or historical data, computer programs or documentation and all other records management, budget, personnel, technical, program, acquisition data, construction contract documentation or received as a result of any FBI Request For Proposals, FBI Invitation for Bids, FBI Contract, FBI Requirement, FBI Projects, or FBI Investigations or security information that I have been associated with or have knowledge of, to any other individual or entity whether real or artificial in contravention of this Agreement, without the prior written approval of the FBI Contracting Officer. This understanding and Agreement would be applicable to the release of any information set forth in this document to the prime contractor, ___________________, INC.

4. Nothing in this agreement shall preclude the release of the following types of information:

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A. A statement that my employer furnished construction services for the FBI, which included Construction Services for the construction of the CJIS BTC DATA CENTER located at 1000 Custer Hollow Road, Clarksburg WV 26306;

B. The dates of the Contract performance period;

C. The general nature of the services that the individual or contractor provided as identified in paragraph 2.

5. As noted in paragraph 3 above, I understand that I am precluded from releasing specific information on specific projects, for example, informing my employer and/or potential employers of my knowledge of issues associated with the Interim Training Center Project or FBI mission. If I have knowledge of project budget information or FBI mission; I am precluded from seeking employment with any firm seeking a contract with or having a contract with the FBI which in any way involves aspects of the Interim Training Center Project I have participated on for a period of three (3) years upon my parting, termination, and/or separation from my employer.

6. In the event that I am separated from _______________ or any of its subsidiary companies as an employee for any reason, I agree not to disclose any information in any form related to the FBI or its mission or FBI projects that I have been associated with or have knowledge of, as identified in paragraph (3) above to any individual or entity whether real or artificial.

7. This Agreement shall take effect immediately and continue for a period of three (3) years following my termination/separation from the Construction Services for the construction of the Interim Training Center Project effort for the FBI as obtained under FBI Contract Number _________________________.

8. It is understood that this Agreement will be renewed and signed annually throughout the duration of my employment by ______________________, Inc. or any of its subsidiary companies.

9. Unless and until I am released in writing by ______________________, Inc. or any of its subsidiary companies and the FBI Contracting Officer, I understand that all conditions and obligations imposed upon me by this Agreement apply during the time I am granted access to the aforementioned information and/or data, and at all times thereafter.

10. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties. Modifications to this Agreement shall have no legal effect unless reduced to writing and executed by the signatories below.

11. I understand that the FBI may seek any remedy available to it to enforce this Agreement, including but not limited to application for a court order prohibiting disclosure of information in breach of this Agreement.

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12. INVESTIGATIONS AND CONGRESSIONAL REQUESTS -- Nothing contained in this Agreement shall prevent FBI's use of information received under this Agreement in an investigation, or in response to a Congressional request or subpoena.

13. If a court should render any portion of this Document invalid, all other terms and conditions shall remain in full force and effect.

14. GOVERNING LAW -- This Agreement shall be governed by Federal law.

15. I have read this Agreement carefully and my questions, if any, have been satisfactorily answered.

16. Intending to be legally bound, I hereby accept the obligations contained in this Agreement in consideration of my being an employee of _________________ or any of its subsidiary companies and my assignment at the FBI Interim Training Center Project.

(Printed Name of Individual) (Social Security Number)

(Signature of Individual) (Date)

(Company's Official Representative) (FBI Contracting Officer’s

Representative)

(Date) (Date)

(FBI Contracting Officer) (Date)

U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation 935 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, D.C. 20535

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Request for Quotation (RFQ) No. FCU-15-0031318 Interim Training Center, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama

ATTACHMENT J

Offeror Technical Specification Description

General Features Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must be consistent with floor plans)

Modular Buildings Shall be assembled and placed on CMU block footing and anchored according to individual classroom or office units consistent with attached floor plans or final plans agreed to by the Government o Each pre-engineered modular unit shall be bonded together with a 4/O bonding cables o 24 inch by 24 inch by 8 inch thick pre-cast concrete footings are acceptable o Contractor shall provide the specification for Government review and approval

Modular Units Shall be a minimum of 60 feet by 12 feet, close coupled to form single units consistent with attached floor plans or final plans agreed to by the Government

Modular Structural Metal Framing

Shall be steel frame 12” Jr. I beam and cross members at 48 inch O.C.

Undercarriage Shall be painted with corrosive inhibiting paint Axels and Hitches Shall be removed from site by contractor Modular Unit Materials

Shall be standard equipment, devices, colors, and etc. offered by the modular building manufacturer unless otherwise noted

ATTACHMENT J - Offeror Technical Specification Description

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Building Floors and Roofs

Shall meet or exceed the following loads:

o Floor: Live load: 150 psf o Roof: Live load: 20 psf, or 2012 IBC code requirement, whichever is greater

Roof Design Shall achieve the dictated loading requirements and constitute a clear span providing unobstructed open areas in all rooms and passageways

Insulation Shall meet the following requirements: Floor R-19; Exterior walls, R-13;

Ceiling, R-30; Partition walls, R-11 sound attenuating batting

Ramps, landings, stairs, and handrails

For each element, the Contractor shall:

o Design, construct, and provide each building with appropriate means of ingress/egress as dictated by IBC 2012.

o Provide a covered landing at each building specifically at each point of ingress/egress.

o Ramps, landings, stairs and handrails shall be OSHA and ADA compliant.

o Ramps, landings, stairs and handrails are to be made from aluminum or steel.

o All covered building landings shall be provided with gutters of the same material and construction as adjacent building roof system.

o Ramps and walkways are not required to be covered.

Connections There shall be a single point of connection for electrical, sanitary sewer system, both domestic and fire water (if necessary) supply for each module. Contractor shall be responsible for making temporary and final connections to all site utilities as well as providing metering of all utilities.

Domestic Water Service

Contractor shall assume domestic water service is available at the installation site

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Exteriors Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must

Fire Rating 1 hour Sheathing 5/8’ gypsum board Siding T1-11 grooved, manufacturers standard color to be selected by the

Government

Windows 36”x53” vinyl, vertical slider with Level 4 Kane security screening Exterior Doors 3’-0” x 80” steel w/welded steel frame and vision panel, panic hardware

(standard crash bar with Night Latch (NL) function

Siding, Fascia Smartpanel 7/16” treated engineered textured wood siding with vertical grooves, 8” O.C.

Roof ¼” slope with 20p.s.f. snow load, transverse, truss IBC at 24” O.C. 5/8” CDX plywood with 45 mil black EPDM/Densdeck roof material

Rafter Tails None shall be exposed Combustible eaves, fascia and soffits

Shall be enclosed with non-combustible solid materials a minimum of ¾ in thick

Exterior Finishes Primed and painted with two coats of exterior latex paint, manufacturer’s standard colors to be selected by the Government

Aluminum Gutters gutters, gutter covers (similar to “Gutter Helmet”), downspouts and underground drainage piping shall extend out to roadway or storm drain

Skirting Shall extend from the bottom of the units to the ground Attic vents and vent openings in vertical exterior walls (if any)

Shall not exceed 144 inΛ2 and shall be covered with N/C corrosion-resistant mesh with openings<=0.25”

Interiors Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must

Finished Ceiling Height

Shall be 8 feet from finished floor to ceiling tile; the area above ceiling plane in each module shall allow for the installation of above ceiling work, i.e., cable trays, electrical, network, communications, etc. (SEE

SPECIAL FEATURES – ORANGE MODULE ONLY BELOW)

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Clear Spaces Unobstructed open areas shall be included in classrooms and open spaces

Door Keying Construction cores with final cores by the Government Interiors 8’ ceiling height at sidewalls Floors Shall be sized appropriately to meet “live load” requirements under

“General Features” section above.

Partition Walls 2”x4”, 5/8” vinyl coated gypsum, manufacturer’s standard colors to be selected by the Government

Interior Doors 3’0”x80” solid core Oak veneer with steel frame Ceiling Shall consist of T-grid 2’x4’ moisture resistant acoustical tile. The

Contractor shall furnish and install rough-ins above ceiling prior to communications being stalled by the Government; communications will not be installed by the Government until the modules have been accepted by the Government

Outside Wall Corners Shall receive corner guards 4’0” above finished floor Floors in wet areas, storage rooms, corridors, mechanical rooms, utility closets, server rooms, and telecommunications rooms

Shall be resilient vinyl composition tile, manufacturer’s standard colors to be selected by the Government

Carpet Shall be 26 oz. or greater anti-static, high-traffic commercial grade installed in classrooms, seminar rooms, offices, conference rooms, mothers/nursing room, and teaming rooms, manufacturer’s standard colors to be selected by the Government

Cove Base A minimum 4” cove base must be included in carpeted and tiled areas Restrooms Shall be furnished with toilet paper holders, paper towel dispenser or electric hand dryers, liquid soap dispenser for each sink, 18”X24” mirrors over each sink, and stainless steel handicap bars. Restroom urinal

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Blinds Commercial grade (neutral color) mini blinds shall be installed for all windows

Security Man Traps Each module (Green, Red, Orange, and Blue) must contain one security man trap at the main external entrance/exit o This security man trap must have a ½ inch conduit next to the interior door of the mantrap to allow for the installation of an electronic entrance control system by the user and the interior mantrap door must have an lock meeting Federal Specification FF-L-2740A o The walls of the mantrap must be STC-45 rated with a complete wall floor to ceiling

Mechanical and Plumbing

Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must be consistent with floor plans)

HVAC Systems Shall be manufacturer’s standard and sized to adequately heat and cool each module, to include computer classrooms, server room and communications rooms/closets, based on the building layout installed o Desired temperature range is 65F and 90F o Dehumidifiers are not required with HVAC units o Training shall be provided to the Government in the operation and maintenance of all HVAC systems

Heat Tracing All exposed piping shall be heat traced Plumbing Fixtures o Water heater: 120 gallon, fast recovery o Water closet: floor mounted with flush valve o HC water closet: Handicap floor mounted with flush valve o Urinals: Standard

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Fire Alarm Systems Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must

System Design, Installation, and Testing

Contractor shall Design, install, and test a central Class A fire alarm system with radio transmitter that complies with NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm Code and is stamped by a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Alabama o The fire alarm system shall be 100% compatible with Redstone Arsenal Fire Marshall/Fire Department requirements o The fire alarm system installation company shall have a local maintenance branch located within a three-hour response window to the complex site o Training shall be provided to the Government in the operation and maintenance of the fire alarm system o Contractor shall select a fire alarm system that must be capable of communicating with and providing notification to Redstone Arsenal Fire Alarm communication system, Monaco brand.

o Contractor shall assume one fire alarm communication device per module o Fire alarm notification systems shall be sized to allow for future expansion consistent with the notional site plan

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Internal Connections

The Contractor shall make all necessary internal connections for fire alarm, HVAC, electrical, and sprinkler (if installed) systems.

Electrical Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must

General Standards • A 3 phase, 12,470 volt distribution circuit runs along Mauler Road;

Taylor Electric is the approved base contractor to install new services;

there is no charge for new service connections

• All electrical work must meet NEC 2008 edition

• Contractor shall provide electrical panels and breakers details for

Government review and approval

Conductors Shall be copper only Grounding Shall be counterpoise 5 ohms to ground maximum Entrance Lighting Contractor shall provide one (1) each incandescent light with photo sensor next to each entrance

GFCI Receptacles The Contractor shall install GFCI receptacles at each electrical power panel, outside exterior doors, in kitchen area, in restrooms, and in custodial room

Office Cubicles Power for office cubicles must be provided in the form of coiled cabling (Minimum of 10 ft) above the ceiling tile ready for installation into power drop down poles (four circuits to each) o Coordinate with the Government to obtain the final furniture/ modular workstations drawing o Use Minimum No. 12 AWG for branch circuit wiring

Exterior Risers All exterior risers to panels shall be rigid conduit with rigid 90-degree elbows and weather tight connections

Switches and Receptacles

Shall be 20 amp rated

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Electrical Panels Contractor shall provide a minimum of 100 amp Electrical Panels for each of the modular units. Electrical panels shall be compatible with, and support mechanical systems.

Pull Strings Contractor shall provide pull strings with permanently printed measurements in one-foot increments and minimum 1200 lb average breaking strength in any empty roughed-in system conduits

Power Drops Contractor shall provide power drops in the ceiling at the center of each conference room for Audio/Visual (AV) Equipment

Empty Conduits Contractor shall provide a 2” empty conduit with pull string from the AV drop location to above the workstation. Coordinate locations and installation with the Government

Floor, wall, and ceiling boxes

Contractor shall provide provisions (floor, wall and ceiling boxes) for A/V, IT, security, and telecommunications equipment. Cabling and equipment will be provided by the Government. Floor boxes shall be coordinated by the Contractor with Government provided furniture layout.

Interior Lighting Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must

General classrooms and offices

Design for 50 foot candles maintained

Hallways and Lavatories

Design for 30 foot candles maintained

Utility Closets Design for 30 foot candles maintained Lighting Fixtures Shall be 2’x4’, 2 tube, T8 EB with acrylic lens (Lithonia model #2SPG-

B-32-A19-GEB 10IS or an approved equal)

Occupancy Sensing Light Switches

Shall be provided for all rooms

Wall-box dimming controls

Shall be provided for all classrooms, conference rooms, and Mother’s Nursing Room

Emergency Lights Shall be wall-mounted with batter back-up Exit Signs Shall be LED with battery back-up

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Permits and Fees

Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must be consistent with floor plans)

General Permit and Fee Requirements (Contractor shall comply with all requirements listed)

• Contractor shall obtain a digging permit prior to beginning construction and verify location of existing utilities. RSA Point of Contact is Mr. Jimmy Fuller, Wolf Creek Management Services, (256) 876-2758

• A Construction General Permit must be obtained for work from RSA.

o The operator of a construction activity must submit a complete copy of the

Notice of Intent and a copy of the Construction Best Management Practices Plan (CBMPP) to the Garrison Environmental Office prior to breaking ground activities.

• Operators of construction activities must obtain coverage under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) General Permit. To obtain coverage under the general permit, the operator of a construction activity must file a completed Notice of Intent with the Alabama Department of Environmental Management. Submitting a Notice of Intent is an affirmation that a CBMPP has been prepared for the site and will be implemented prior to breaking ground activities.

o Points of Contact for questions regarding the NPDES construction general permitting process are Ms. Jennifer Passineau, (334) 394-4313, Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) or Ms. Colleen Forrer,

(334) 271-7762, ADEM-Montgomery.

• The proposed site for the Interim Training Center is/is not a priority construction site.

o Coverage/work under the general permit will begin following Notice of Intent submittal if the site is not a priority construction site.

o If the site is a priority construction site, the operator must wait thirty (30) business days, after receipt of a completed Notice of Intent by the ADEM before construction begins.

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• ADEM’s construction general permit requires the contractor to post and maintain facility identification.

o The Contractor is required to post a sign at easily accessible location(s) to identify the site.

o An example of a facility identification sign can be viewed or downloaded from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management Construction Permit website.

• To apply for a NPDES construction general permit, the Contractor shall complete the following:

o Complete ADEM form CSW-CGP-NOI and signed by a Qualified Credentialed Professional (QCP). The permit form can be filed electroically at https://app.adem.alabama.gov/eNOI o Provide a topographic map for the designated site, including CBMPP and other attachments, if required o Provide $1.155.00 for an application fee o Mail to: ADEM Water Division, 1400 Coliseum Boulevard, Montgomery, AL, 36110-2059 or P.O. Box 301463, Montgomery, AL, 36130-1463 o Forms may be faxed to the ADEM Montgomery office at (334) 394-4326

• The permitting forms can be viewed or downloaded at:

o http://adem.alabama.gov/programs/water/constructionstormwater.cnt

• The construction storm water Fee schedule D can be viewed at:

o http://adem.state.al.us/programs/watrer/waterforms/FeeScheduleD.pdf

• A copy of the Construction General Permit must be submitted by the Contractor to the Garrison Environmental Office when received, as follows: US Army Garrison, Environmental Management Division, (IMRE-PWE-I, Ramzi Makkouk), Building 4488 Martin Road.

• Contractor should not assume any fees for connecting to RSA domestic water or sewer system.

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Site Utilities and Metering

Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must be consistent with floor plans)

General Site Utilities and Metering Requirements (Contractor shall comply with all requirements listed)

• The contractor is responsible for providing temporary and final utility metering.

• The Contractor, at its expense, shall install and maintain all necessary temporary connections and distribution lines, and all meters required to measure the amount of each utility used for the purposes of determining charges.

o Actual utility usage costs shall be paid by the Government.

• Before final acceptance of the work by the Government, the

Contractor shall remove all temporary utility connections, distribution lines, meters, and associated paraphernalia.

• When connecting to existing franchised or Government controlled utilities for necessary services, the Contractor shall comply with service company recommendations, or Government requirements, on materials and methods, or engage service companies to install services.

• The Contractor shall notify the Government 72 hours in advance of utility service planned interruptions, where necessary, to make connections to temporary services.

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Communications/ IT/AV Security

Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must be consistent with floor plans)

Locations Contractor shall coordinate with the Government the location of all communications, IT, A-V, and security device cable tray, conduit and outlet requirements prior to fabrication

Conduits Contractor shall provide conduits from telecommunications/LAN closets for both secure and non-secure connectivity

Electrical and Cable Outlet Connections (classrooms)

Contractor shall provide electrical and cable outlet connections for a minimum of three (3) wall mount flat-screen TVs on side walls in all classrooms; one each at front of classroom and one each on classroom side walls

(conference rooms)

Contractor shall provide electrical and cable outlet connections for a minimum of one (1) wall mount flat-screen TVs on side walls in all teaming rooms, seminar rooms, manager and staff offices, hallways, and conference rooms

(video projectors)

Contractor shall provide electrical and cable outlets for ceiling mounted video projector in all classrooms, seminar rooms, and conference rooms

(projector screens)

Contractor shall provide electrical outlets for ceiling mounted, motor-driven projector screen in all classrooms, seminar rooms, and conference rooms

Electrical Outlets Contractor shall provide a minimum of one (1) electrical outlets every 6’ on all walls or as necessary to allow for 30% student utilization in all classrooms, seminar rooms, and teaming rooms

Cable Trays Contractor shall install cable trays from each utility/communications/LAN closet to each room o Cable trays shall be ladder type, galvanized steel, 4 inches deep, 4 rung spacing, 18 inches wide.

o Contractor shall assume for purposes of this RFQ that cable tray routing should be to the center of each room that requires A/V, IT, and communications.

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Telephone Outlets Contractor shall provide a minimum of one (1)telephone outlet in each classroom, seminar room, teaming room, conference room, manager office, staff cubicle, vestibule/man trap, and hoteling station in the Administration Building

Exterior Doors Contractor shall prepare and install all the exterior doors as described in the RFP to meet the badge reader function/ equipment installation by others:

o Install a standard crash bar with Night Latch (NL) function (cannot be left unlocked) for the door hardware.

o Rough in the conduit, and install a single gang box on the outside of the building about 10” from the door frame and a ¾” conduit from this box to a flush mounted 10x10 enclosure located on the inside next to the door, a ½” conduit to the door frame to the strike area, and a 1” conduit back to the phone closet o If additional information is needed, contact the Contracting Officer

Special Features (Orange Module Only)

Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must be consistent with floor plans)

Perimeter Wall Construction

Perimeters include all walls that outline the Orange module confines, floors, ceilings, doors, windows and penetrations by ductwork, pipes, and conduit. Perimeter walls –

• Shall be constructed of three (3) layers of ⅝ inch-thick wallboard, one layer on the exterior of the Orange module and two on the interior of the Orange module

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• Provide a minimum of 3 ½” sound batting between studs and meet at a minimum Sound Transmission Class (STC) 45 or better.

• Shall be constructed using either metal studs that are 3 ⅝ inch-wide, 16 gauge metal, mounted a maximum of 16 inches on center.

o Continuous runners (same gauge as studs) for securing studs shall be anchored to the true floor and true ceiling structures.

o Walls, true ceilings, and true floor must be permanently attached to each other (slab to slab)

• Top and bottom of walls where drywall meets the slab must be sealed with caulk sealant

• Openings where pipes or wires run through must be filled with self-hardening sealant Perimeter Penetrations Criteria

• All penetrations of perimeter walls should be minimized

• All metallic penetrations through perimeter walls must be provided with dielectric unions or a dissimilar metal fitting/union adjacent to the pipe penetration through the perimeter wall (inside wall), or grounded using a no. 4 wire (0.2043-diameter copper wire) to the building ground.

• Utilities shall enter the Orange module at a single point http://www.tvim.com/

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• All utility (power, communications, network, etc.) distribution on the interior of perimeter and interior walls shall be surface mounted, contained in a raceway

• All vents and ducts shall be protected to meet the acoustic requirements of the Orange module (minimum of STC 45)

• Walls surrounding duct penetrations shall be finished to eliminate any opening between the duct and the wall

• All vents and ducts that penetrate the exterior of the Orange module and exceed 96 square inches shall be protected with permanently affixed man bars or grills o If one dimension of the penetration measures less than six inches, man bars or grills are not required o If bars or grill are required, an access port shall be installed inside the perimeter of the Orange module to allow visual inspection of the man bars or grill o Man bars must be ½” steel welded, 6” horizontally and vertically o Grills must be ¾”-mesh 9 gauge, case-hardened expanded metal

Interior Wall Construction

Interior wall construction requirements are the same as perimeter walls, without the requirement for mesh

Doors Doors may be either wood or metal, as follows:

• Wood doors shall be 1 ¾” solid wood core (wood stave)

• Metal doors shall be 16 gauge metal clad door with wood or sound material infill

• All doors shall have o Hinges reinforced to 7 gauge o Door closure reinforced to 12 gauge

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• Primary entrance door – o Only one primary entrance door is permitted o Be equipped with a GSA-approved pedestrian door deadbolt meeting Federal Specification FF-L-2890 o Be cored and plugged for a GSA-approved combination lock meeting Federal Specification FF-L-2740A o Be cored and for an external high security keyway (Medeco)

• Fire egress door – o Shall open to the outside o Must have a Von-Duprin 3-point crash bar installed on the interior o No external hardware on the exterior

Windows The orange module shall have no windows Ceiling Tiles Ceiling tiles in the Orange module shall have foil-backing Inspection in Progress

The Government reserves the right to monitor and inspect the construction of the Orange module for compliance with special features and to permit accreditation.

The contractor is responsible for providing a turnkey facility, whereupon installation, is capable of being fully accredited. In doing so, the contractor shall engage the services of an independent testing and inspection firm, approved by the Contracting Officer, which complies with

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This independent testing and inspection firm shall be certified and specialize in the types of inspections and tests to be performed. Further, the approved independent testing and inspection firm is required to perform the required testing and retesting where results of the required inspections, tests or similar services provided by the Contractor indicate installed or fabricated work is not in compliance with the requirements.

The independent testing and inspection firm shall submit, simultaneously to the Government, copies of certified testing and inspection reports of each test and inspection immediately following the completion of the test or inspection.

Schedule Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must be consistent with floor plans)

Period of Performance

The period of performance for all phases of this effort shall not exceed 150 calendar days.

Floor Plans for Classrooms and Administrative Modules

Government Required Specifications Contractor Proposed Specifications (must be consistent with floor plans)

Classrooms Contractors shall submit floor plans for each module. Each floor plan shall comply with the size, capacity, and standards specifications detailed in Section 1.4.2 of the RFQ.

Administrative Modules

Contractors shall submit floor plans for each module. Each floor plan shall comply with the size, capacity, and standards specifications detailed in Section 1.4.2 of the RFQ.

Attachment K: Furniture and Equipment List

4'x10' white board

4'x8' white board

Classroom chairs

Traditional classroom tables: 30" per student, 5 students per table; 2 rows with center aisle

Computer classroom tables, 30-32" per student, 5 students per table, 2 rows with center aisle

Teaming tables, 42" round

Manager Systems Furniture

Staff Systems Furniture 6'x9'

Staff Systems Furniture 2'x4'

Manager/ Staff Chair Task Chair

Conference Table, 12' with data ports

Breakroom Table, 36" round

Breakroom Chairs

Green 50 seat traditional classroom 1 2 51 * 50 seat traditional classroom 2 2 51 * 25 seat seminar room 2 26 * Hoteling stations 4 4 Teaming room 1 2 10 2 Teamin room 2 2 10 2 Teaming room 3 2 10 2 Teaming room 4 2 10 2

Red 50 seat computer classroom 1 2 51 * 50 seat computer classroom 2 2 51 * 25 seat seminar room 2 26 Hoteling stations 4 4 Teaming room 1 2 10 2 Teamin room 2 2 10 2 Teaming room 3 2 10 2 Teaming room 4 2 10 2

Orange 50 seat computer classroom 1 2 51 * 50 seat computer classroom 2 2 51 * 25 seat seminar room 2 26 * Hoteling stations 4 4 Teaming room 1 2 10 2 Teamin room 2 2 10 2 Teaming room 3 2 10 2 Teaming room 4 2 10 2

Administrative 1: Training Manager Office 1 1 1 2 Staff Offices 1 9 9 Hoteling Stations 6 6 1 Conference room 1 12 1 Break Area/Kitchenette 2 6 Nurse's Office 1 1 1 2

Administrative 2: FLSD/FD Manager Office 1 1 1 2 Staff Offices 1 9 9 Hoteling Stations 6 6 1…