Fort Bliss Gravesite Expansion BD Part 7.pdf

This document is a set of architectural bid documents and construction drawings for the Fort Bliss National Cemetery Expansion project located at 5200 Fred Wilson Avenue, El Paso, Texas. The project involves renovation and remodeling work across four buildings: the Admin Building (2101), Maintenance Building (3003), and PIC/Restroom Building (3004).

The construction scope includes comprehensive demolition work with detailed keyed notes and symbols specifying what elements are to be removed versus retained. For the Admin Building, work includes removing existing clay tile roofing (salvaging 300-400 tiles), gutters, downspouts, stucco finishes, and selective interior partitions while preparing substrates for new finishes. Interior work involves creating a new Technology Enclosure (TE) room with fire-rated partitions, installing new static dissipative flooring, casework, and finishes. The Maintenance Building demolition includes removal of shelving, windows, mechanical rooftop equipment, and masonry cavity walls for new louver openings. The PIC/Restroom Building work encompasses roof and stucco demolition, window infill with CMU masonry, installation of a new door opening, and relocation of a gravesite locator unit and drinking fountain. All buildings require new clay tile roofing assemblies, metal gutters, 3-coat direct-applied stucco finishes, and interior painting and finishes to match existing conditions. The documents include detailed floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, exterior elevations, sections, finish schedules with specific paint colors and material specifications, and door/window opening schedules with hardware requirements. Fire-rated partition details and anchorage requirements for wall-mounted equipment are specified throughout.