grte2020-1_Brand Name Memo.pdf

Memorandum

Western Federal Lands Highway Division 610 E. Fifth Street

Vancouver, WA 98661-3801

Date: September 8, 2024

From: Kevin Gray Project Manager

To: Marino Chea Contracting Officer

Subject: Brand Name Justification & Approval Project No.: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1) Project name: Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

Justification for other than full and open competition - This justification is in accordance with FAR 6.302-1, only one responsible source and no other supplies or services will satisfy agency requirements.

This justification covers only the portion of the acquisition which is brand-name, identified below.

Agency - Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)

Contracting Activity - Western Federal Lands Highway Division (WFLHD), Vancouver, WA

Nature and/or Description of Action – FHWA-WFLHD will be soliciting for roadway construction of Moose Wilson Road in Grand Teton National Park. The documents included with the solicitation call for specific brand name products that are unique to one manufacturer. This brand-name justification covers specific hardware necessary to collect video imagery and communicate within the Park’s Information Technology (IT) infrastructure, as well as the trash receptacle to be installed at Death Canyon Trailhead.

Description of supplies or services required to meet agency needs – The Moose Wilson Road camera and communication hardware shall use the following brand-name products. The estimated value of this is $12,229.90.

Products (Manufactured by Axis Communications, Inc.)

Quantity

(EA)

Unit price

(EA)

Total

AXIS® M3216-LVE Network Camera 2 $750.00 $1,500.00

(Manufactured by Parking Logix, www.parkinglogix.com)

Quantity

(EA)

Unit price

(EA)

PTRAK-E Side Mounted Laser Sensor 2 $5,000.00 $10,000.00

(Manufactured by Cisco Systems, Inc.)

Quantity

(EA)

Unit price Total

Cisco PWR-IE170W-PC-AC power supply 2 $1,800.00 $3,600.00 Cisco IE-1000-4P2S-LM industrial ethernet switch 2 $2,200.00 $4,400.00

Other than Full & Open Competition WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

(Manufactured by BearSaver, 1390 S Milliken

Avenue, Ontario, CA 91761 USA, (800) 851-3887, www.bearsaver.com)

Quantity

(EA)

Unit price

(EA)

BearSaver™ Item #CE 340-CH Trash Receptacles 1 $2,000.00 $2,000.00

(Manufactured by Valhalla Wood Preservatives Ltd., www.valhalco.com)

Quantity

(EA)

Unit price

(EA)

Lifetime® Wood Treatment 10 $71.99 $719.90

(Manufactured by LBFoster® CXT®

Products.)

Quantity

(EA)

Unit price

(EA)

CXT® Double Cascadian Vault Restroom with Chase 1 $82,500.00 $82,500.00

Authority permitting exception to fair opportunity –

a) FAR Part 11.105: The Brand Name products are essential to the Government’s requirements, and market research indicates other companies’ similar products do not meet and cannot be modified to meet the agency’s needs.

b) FAR 6.302-1: The use of the name brand products are essential to the Government’s requirements, thereby precluding consideration of a product manufactured by another company.

Why we are using this authority – We are demonstrating that the nature of the acquisition requires use of the cited authority. In the case of the IT infrastructure, the specified camera is National Defense Authorization Act (NDDA) and integrates with the Park's existing IT infrastructure. The trash receptacle is the same product utilized throughout Grand Teton National Park and meets the cultural landscape requirement at this historic site.

A demonstration that the proposed contractor’s unique qualifications or the nature of the acquisition requires use of the authority cited.

The Axis product has been chosen for this contract based on the following criteria:

a) The camera meets the image quality and IT compatibility requirements of the park.

b) The camera can operate within the extreme temperatures of Grand Teton National Park.

c) The Park staff can operate and maintain this camera, which is consistent with other hardware in the Park.

The Parking Logix product has been chosen for this contract based on the following criteria:

a) The detector meets IT compatibility requirements of the park.

b) The detector can operate within the extreme temperatures of Grand Teton National Park.

c) The Park staff can operate and maintain this detector, which is consistent with other hardware in the Park.

The Cisco Systems products have been chosen for this contract based on the following criteria:

a) For security reasons, all Information Technology (IT) components within the Grand Teton National Park are required to comply the National Defense Authorization Act (NDDA). The specified camera is NDDA-compliant and is able to integrate with the Park's existing IT infrastructure.

b) These components are compatible with the Park's IT infrastructure. The Cisco industrial ethernet switch and AC power supply are already used in conjunction with other IT infrastructure throughout the Park.

The BearSaver product has been chosen for this contract based on the following criteria:

a) The National Park Service requires that furnishings reflect the cultural, regional, and historic characteristics of the site.

b) Consistency in facilities (i.e., trash/recycling enclosures) is important to efficiently servicing and maintaining the trash/recycling enclosure for public use. The specified prefabricated trash/recycling enclosure meets the aesthetic and is consistent with other facilities within the Park.

c) This model of trash/recycling enclosure facilitates ease of maintenance and repair and a proven lasting/durable facility to withstand the weather elements. This trash/recycling enclosure is also ABA/ADA compliant safe and specifically designed for use within a wildlife area.

The Vahalla Wood Preservative product has been chosen for this contract based on the following criteria:

a) Consistency in wood treatment used throughout the park is important to efficiently maintaining the kiosk and bench for public use. The specified wood treatment meets the product preference of the Park.

b) This type of wood treatment (as opposed to stain) provides ease of maintenance and repair and is a proven lasting/durable product to allow the wood components to withstand the weather elements.

The CXT product has been chosen for this contract based on the following criteria:

a) The National Park Service requires that furnishings reflect the cultural, regional, and historic characteristics of the site.

b) These products are approved by the Park and have previously been installed at the site. Using the same products will provide continuity and consistency of the architectural style and tradition.

Description of efforts made to ensure that offers are solicited from as many potential sources as is practicable – WFLHD is soliciting this project via full and open competition. It is anticipated multiple contractors will compete the work among their subcontracts, of which will be for the supply and installation of the inlet.

A determination by the contracting officer that the anticipated cost to the Government will be fair and reasonable. WFLHD is soliciting this project via full and open competition. Contractors will seek to obtain competitive pricing, from their suppliers. Suppliers will in-turn seek to provide competitive pricing for the products they provide and obtain competitive pricing from the product manufacturer.

Market Research – Market research was conducted through the internet and discussion with the National Park Service to determine whether there were similar products that would meet the need.

Other facts supporting the use of other than full & open competition. There are no other products commercially available which meet the needs of the project.

A listing of sources, if any that expressed, in writing, an interest in the acquisition - No sources to our knowledge.

A statement of the actions, if any, the agency may take to remove or overcome any barriers to competition before any subsequent acquisition for the supplies or services required. - None at this time.

C. Signatures

Technical/Requirements Personnel Certification - I certify that the above information and the attached evidence supporting this justification are complete and accurate.

Project Manager Date

Contracting Officer Certification & Determination - In accordance with FAR 6.304, I certify that this justification for an exception to fair opportunity is accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Contracting Officer Date

F-35 DIVISION 550

Special Contract Requirements

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

Section 563. — PAINTING

01/06/23– FP-14

Material

563.02 Add the following:

Powder Coating 719.10

563.04 Submittals. Amend as follows:

Delete paragraph (a) and substitute the following:

(a) Manufacturer’s MSDS and product data sheets for clearing, painting, powder coating, and coating repair products.

Add the following:

(e) Project-specific powder coating plan, including identification of the powder coating materials used (and manufacturer), and specific cleaning, surface preparation, preheating, powder coating application, curing, shop and field coating repair, handling, and storage processes to be taken for the assemblies being coated for the project.

563.07 General. Amend as follows:

Add the following to Subsection (b)(1):

Follow the manufacturer’s MSDS and product data sheets for handling penetrating stains, and storing penetrating stains within the manufacturer’s specified temperature range.

Add the following:

(c) Powder Coating. Prepare surfaces receiving powder coating, apply powder coating to prescribed surfaces, and repair damaged powder coated surfaces according to the manufacturer’s recommendations and the specific powder coating plan approved by the CO.

(1) All surfaces receiving powder coating are to be galvanized according to

Subsection 717.07A.

(2) Powder coat all surfaces with the following coats: an epoxy primer for the first coat in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations and a colored polyester finish for the second coat confirming to Subsection 719.10.

563.12 Acceptance. Add the following:

Powder coating will be evaluated under Subsections 106.02 and 106.03.

F-61 DIVISION 600

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

Section 646. — ROADSIDE DEVELOPMENT

(ADDED SECTION)

08/01/14– FP14

Description

646.01 This work consists of installing the following roadside development fixtures: trash receptable, bench, bicycle storage rack, vault toilet, kiosk, LiDAR detection system, and CCTV surveillance camera system.

Vault toilet work includes the complete installation of a government furnished pre-cast concrete double vault toilet building. This also includes painting, cleaning, and earthwork.

Material

646.02 Conform to the following Section and Subsections:

Bench 713.23

Bicycle Storage Rack 713.28

CTVT Surveillance Camera System 721.03

Cobble, River Rock Inlay 713.26

Epoxy Resin Adhesives 725.18

Fixture (LiDAR Detection System) 721.04

Kiosk 713.25

Minor Concrete Structures 601

Penetrating Stain 719.08

Sealants, Fillers, and Seals 712.01

Subbase, Base, Surface Course Aggregate 703.05

Trash Receptacle 713.22

Vault Toilet 713.24

Construction Requirements

646.03 General. Furnish and install pre-engineered fixtures according to the manufacturer’s specifications and as shown on the drawings.

Perform the work required under Section 209; and perform the required concrete work according to Section 601.

646.04 Trash Receptacle. Furnish and install trash receptacles according to the plans and the manufacturers recommendations. Secure trash receptable in concrete by drilling in ½-inch

F-62 DIVISION 600

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2 diameter threaded rod, embedded 1.5 inches minimum, and secured with anchoring epoxy resin adhesive.

646.05 Installing Bench. Furnish and install bench as shown on the drawings. Perform concrete work according to Section 552.

646.06 Bicycle Storage Rack. Furnish and install bike rack hoops as shown in the drawings.

646.07 Vault Toilet. Submit specifications, drawings, and documentation for vault toilets according to Subsection 104.03 at least ten days prior to ordering. Documentation to include any vendor options (including required options in Subsection 713.24). Submit manufacturer's literature, color chips, etc. of the following to the CO for approval:

(a) Door and door hardware.

(b) Toilet riser, toilet seat/lid, grab bars and paper holder.

(c) Paint, interior and exterior.

(d) Caulk, grout and adhesive.

(e) Vault sealer, concrete curing compound and concrete sealer.

(f) Vault exhaust pipe Foam or neoprene gaskets for vault cleanout access lid.

(g) Install vault toilet according to the plans and applicable manufacturer’s recommendations.

(h) Excavation and Backfilling. Excavate and backfill according to Section 209. In addition, follow manufacturer’s excavation and backfill instructions and the following:

(1) Compact the natural ground at the bottom of the vault excavation with a minimum of three passes with a whacker-type mechanical compactor, or equal approved by the CO.

(2) Install sand bedding material for leveling course, if needed.

(3) Compact leveling course with one pass with a whacker-type mechanical compactor, or equal approved by the CO.

(4) Grade leveling course so there are no high spots in the middle of the vault bottom.

(5) Compact with a second pass with a whacker-type mechanical compactor, or equal approved by the CO.

(6) Set foundation elevation according to the drawings.

F-63 DIVISION 600

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

(i) Finishing. Apply silicone caulk between toilet riser flange and concrete floor before the toilet riser is installed. Seal around pipe exhaust vent and roof after vent installation. Seal at top and under roof at vent. Seal around vent where vent penetrates flooring.

646.08 Kiosk Foundation. Construct kiosk foundation as shown in the plans. Excavate according to Section 209, and perform concrete work according to Section 601.

646.09 CCTV Surveillance Camera System. Install, configure, and test a complete and operable CCTV surveillance camera system as shown in the plans and according to applicable manufacturer’s recommendations.

Testing. The Contractor shall test the CCTV surveillance camera system including the camera, pan-tilt-zoom functionality, camera power supply, and ethernet network switch using a Contractor supplied laptop computer and software as described herein.

During each testing phase, repair, replace, or reconfigure the CCTV surveillance camera system as required.

(a) Bench Test. The Contractor shall perform a bench test on the complete CCTV surveillance camera system prior to installation. The bench test shall be performed at a location to be determined by the Contractor and shall consist of the following:

(1) Program the CCTV and ethernet network switch with IP settings (IP address, subnet mask, and gateway) as provided by the CO.

(2) Display live video feed on the Contractor provided computer.

(3) Operate the pan, tilt, and zoom functionality of the camera.

(4) Reboot the camera to simulate the loss of power and verify that all settings remain as previously configured.

(b) Field test. Upon installation of the CCTV camera and all supporting hardware the

Contractor shall demonstrate to the CO the following features and operations of the CCTV camera:

(1) Proper IP programming of the ethernet switch and CCTV camera.

(2) Live and clear video feed of the CCTV camera via the Contractor supplied computer connected to the local ethernet network switch.

(3) Operation, via the connected Contractor computer, of the pan, tilt, zoom and focus capabilities of the CCTV camera.

(c) Remote Testing. The Contractor and CO witness the testing of the CCTV camera surveillance system as performed by the National Park Service IT Department. The CO will

F-64 DIVISION 600

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2 coordinate local testing by National Park Service IT Department to verify proper operation and configuration of the system.

646.10 Fixture (LiDAR detection system). Install, aim and adjust, configure and test a complete and operable LiDAR detection system as shown in the plans and in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations.

Coordinate with manufacturer for calibration and testing of each LiDAR detector.

646.11 Warranties, Guarantees, and Instruction Sheets. Deliver manufacturer’s warranties, guaranties, instruction sheets, and parts lists at final inspection.

646.12 Acceptance. Construction of roadside development work will be evaluated under

Subsections 106.02 and 106.04.

Installation of the CCTV surveillance camera system and Fixture (LiDAR detection system) will be evaluated under Subsections 106.02, 106.03, and 106.04.

Painting will be evaluated under Section 563.

Measurement

646.13 Measure the Section 646 items listed in the bid schedule according to Subsection 109.02.

Payment

646.14 The accepted quantities will be paid at the contract price per unit of measurement for the

Section 646 pay items listed in the bid schedule. Payment will be full compensation for the work prescribed in this Section. See Subsection 109.05.

G-9 DIVISION 700

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

Section 713. — ROADSIDE IMPROVEMENT MATERIAL

11/08/21– FP14

713.12 Fiber Rolls and Socks. Amend as follows:

(a) Excelsior fiber rolls. Delete the text of this Subsection and substitute the following:

Table 713-2A

Fiber Roll Size Requirements

Size of Fiber Rolls Slope Steepness

9-inch diameter 2H:1V or less

12-inch diameter Greater than 2H:1V

Provide excelsior fiber rolls that consist of drainage filter made of curled aspen wood excelsior and rolled into a cylindrical shape with a consistent width of fibers evenly distributed throughout the cylinder. Provide fiber rolls with a minimum of 3 pounds of wood fiber per

12 inches length. Certify all material in the fiber roll as weed free. Submit a sample fiber roll for approval to the CO two weeks prior to the installation.

(e) Tubular mesh for fiber rolls. Delete the second sentence and substitute the following:

Use cotton or jute mesh material.

713.22 Trash Receptacle. (Added Subsection).

Furnish BearSaver™ Item #CE 340-CH trash receptacle, manufactured by BearSaver™.

1390 S Milliken Avenue

Ontario, CA 91761 USA

(800) 851-3887 https://bearsaver.com/.

Furnish trash receptacles with the following additional features.

(a) Trash receptacle material to be corrosion resistant, heavy-duty galvanized steel.

(b) Container color: Forest Brown.

(c) Mechanical specifications:

(1) Zinc-coated handles, striker plates, and hardware for corrosion resistance.

(2) Stainless steel, heavy-duty, piano hinges for enclosure doors.

(3) Housing and doors are made from corrosion resistant steel and are finished using a textured powder coat process. The finish is resistant to humidity, salt spray, fog, ultraviolet rays, abrasion and chemicals.

https://bearsaver.com/

G-10 DIVISION 700

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

713.23 Bench. (Added Subsection).

Provide bench as shown in the plans with bolts, washers, pipes, rods, dowels, spacers, piers, gussets, wood, foundations, with all steel fixtures, hardware, and appurtenances powder coated with a RAL 8019 gray brown (matte) color.

713.24 Vault Toilet. (Added Subsection).

Furnish a CXT® Double Cascadian Vault Restroom with Chase option manufactured by

LBFoster® CXT®.

606 N. Pines Road, Suite 202

Spokane Valley, WA 99206

1+(800) 696-5766 https://lbfoster.com/contact?pid=72691073-1bf6-44ed-ac75-6f3c18e4f0e4

Furnish the vault toilet with the following additional features.

(a) Texture and color.

(1) Wall Texture: Board & Batt / Horizontal Lap;

(2) Wall Color: Cocoa Milk;

(3) Roof Texture: Cedar Shake;

(4) Roof Color: Java Brown; and

(5) Trim Paint: DTM ALKYD Enamel Brown.

(b) Added cost options. Chase, Room Wastebasket (2), Stainless Steel Riser (2), Owl

Guard (2), Hand Sanitizer Dispenser (2), Rain Vent Cap (2), Conduit Junction Box, Electrical

Light Package.

(c) Other options.

(1) Signage: Unisex, Accessible;

(2) Wall Vent Location: Rear;

(3) Deadbolt Lock: CXT Supplied Lock;

(4) Door Opener: Privacy Latch ADA Handle;

(5) Paper Holders: 3-Roll Stainless Steel; and

(6) Door Material: Steel.

https://lbfoster.com/contact?pid=72691073-1bf6-44ed-ac75-6f3c18e4f0e4

G-11 DIVISION 700

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

713.25 Kiosk. (Added Subsection).

(a) Log posts. Log posts of Douglas fir material, with 12-inch diameter peeled logs.

(b) Steel cap. Furnish steel cap that is powder coated with a RAL 8019 gray brown (matte) color.

(c) Bolts, plates, and steel tube. As shown in the drawings.

713.26 Cobble, River Rock Inlay. (Added Subsection).

River rock inlay cobble to be screened 6-inch minus diameter with mixed colors and sizes.

30 percent of material to contain no broken edges.

(a) Cobble size.

Table 713-7

Cobble Size Requirements

Percent of Rock Cobble Size

33% 5” – 6” diameter cobble

33% 4” – 5” diameter cobble

33% 3” – 4” diameter cobble

(b) Cobble color. Cobble to be shade of gray and white, no sandstone.

(c) Cobble test properties.

Table 713-8

Cobble Size Properties

Suitability Test Results Proposed Range

Bulk, Specific Gravity 2.544 2.45-2.65

SSD, Specific Gravity 2.579 2.45-2.65

Apparent, Specific Gravity 2.636 2.45-2.65

Absorption 1.38 −

Soundness 3.21% Loss <5% Loss

Clay Lumps & Friable 0.03 <0.05

Lightweight Pieces 0 0

713.27 Landscaping Logs. (Added Subsection).

Furnish untreated wood logs 10 to 14 inches in diameter with some bark remaining on the log.

Furnish landscaping logs (downed, natural) per plan.

G-12 DIVISION 700

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

713.28 Bicycle Storage Rack. (Added Subsection).

(a) Bike rack hoop tubing constructed from 2⅜-inch-diameter 11-gauge (0.115 inches) wall steel tubing with two 6-inch inside radius die-formed bends creating a “U” shape providing a rack for securing as many as two bicycles.

(b) Bike rack dimensions. Overall height of 35¼ inches and an overall width of 29⅜ inches.

(c) Bike rack material. Hot-dip galvanized after fabrication to ASTM A123 to maintain an average zinc coating of 2.0 oz. per square foot of surface area to provide a long-lasting finish.

(d) Two-part aluminum cap to cover anchors for safety and appearance. Color to match bike rack finish.

(e) Anchors. ⅜-inch-diameter by 3-inch-long heavy-duty screw anchors for concrete surface mounting.

713.29 Detectable Warning Panel. (Added Subsection).

Furnish components for detectable warning panels conforming to the following for the type or types specified in the contract.

Detectable Warning Panel. Detectable warning panels and truncated domes made of cast iron material.

G-16 DIVISION 700

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

Section 719. — PAINT

06/15/22– FP14

719.08 Penetrating Stain. Delete Subsection and replace with the following:

Furnish LifeTime® Wood Treatment non-toxic wood stain manufactured by Valhalla Wood

Preservatives Ltd.

4586 Hwy 6

New Denver, BC V0G 1S1

(250) 358-2661 https://valhalco.com/contact-lifetime-wood-stain.php.

719.10 Powder Coating. (Added Subsection).

Furnish a powder coating that colors material in “Dark Bronze”, “Brown”, and RAL 8019, Gray

Brown in a matte finish.

https://valhalco.com/contact-lifetime-wood-stain.php

G-17 DIVISION 700

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

Section 721. — ELECTRICAL AND ILLUMINATION

MATERIAL

721.01 Electrical Material. Amend as follows:

(b) Pull boxes, frames, and covers. Delete the text of this paragraph and substitute the following:

Pull boxes shall be sized per the National Electric Code (NEC) to accommodate the necessary wires and conduit for proper splicing of loop wires. Pull boxes shall be fiberglass reinforced polymer concrete and shall be weatherproof with a detachable cover at ground level. Precast concrete is acceptable if approved by the CO. Pull boxes shall conform to ANSI 77/SCTE and tier 22 loading.

Use a waterproof, detachable, cover with lift opening. Ensure the pull slots are rated for a minimum pull out of 3000 pounds. Lock-down bolts shall be stainless steel or brass with a penta-head.

(c) Wire and cable. Delete paragraph (2) and substitute the following:

(2) Electrical. Furnish soft drawn or annealed copper conductors conforming to ASTM B3 and stranding conforming to ASTM B8.

Furnish 7 strand for #10 AWG through #2 AWG (5.3 square millimeters through

33.6 square millimeters), and 17-strand for #1 AWG through #4/0 AWG (42.4 square millimeters through 107 square millimeters). Furnish #6 AWG (13.3 square millimeters) minimum solid copper ground wires.

Furnish type THHN #14 AWG, stranded, single-conductor loop wire according to the

International Municipal Signal Association (IMSA) Specification 51-7.

Furnish type THHN, stranded, single-conductor lead-in cable according to IMSA

Specification 50-2.

Selection of wire insulation color within the RS-232 cable inside the cabinet shall follow the convention shown in Table 721-1. This arrangement will allow up to eight loops to be connected to the traffic counter. At the terminal block, one RS-232 cable can connect up to four loops to the traffic counter; if more than four lanes are counted, two RS-232 cables will be needed. Table 2 shows the color assignments for the RS-232 cables. Cable 1 shall be connected to loops 1-4 and cable 2 shall be connected to loops 5-8. The RS-232 cables directing the traffic counter to read a specific loop, based on the color assignments shown in Table 721-1.

G-18 DIVISION 700

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

Table 721-1

Loop Assignments for RS-232 Cable 1

(Loops 1-4) and Cable 2 (Loops 5-8).

RS-232 CABLE LOOP COLOR

1 Loop 1 Red

1 Loop 2 White

1 Loop 3 Green

1 Loop 4 Blue

1 Ground Light Green

2 Loop 5 Red

2 Loop 6 White

2 Loop 7 Green

2 Loop 8 Blue

2 Ground Light Green

Source: Peek Operating Manual High Density Surge

Suppression System.

(k) Control enclosure. Delete the text of this paragraph and substitute the following:

Furnish a NEMA 250, Enclosures for Electrical Equipment (1000 V Maximum), Type 3R outdoor cabinet, watertight, fabricated from 0.125-inch thick ASTM B209 aluminum alloy 5052-H-32, with continuous welded seams, rounded corners, hinge with stainless steel pin, stainless steel external hardware, and backboard for mounting apparatus. The Government will furnish a padlock.

Install loop surge protection devices conforming to Table 721-2 at the terminal block on all lead-ins.

Table 721-2

Surge Protection Device Minimum Requirements

Criteria Rating

Operating voltage 75 voltage direct current (VDC)

Clamping voltage 130 VDC

Peak surge current 250 A

Technology Silicon breakover device

Operating temperature -40 °F to 185 °F

Weight 3 oz

Dimensions 1.2-inch cube

G-19 DIVISION 700

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

Furnish a surge protections power strip, 120-volt with RJ-11 surge protection. Connect incoming phone line and modem phone line to power bar RJ-11 ports.

Furnish a tube axial compact type, 120-volt, corrosion resistant cabinet fan with a minimum

100-cubic foot per minute capacity, minimum 100,000-hour design life, maximum 40- decibel operating noise, and a five-year duty cycle. The fan shall be fused at 125 percent of the motor’s ampere capacity. Ensure the fan’s magnetic field does not affect the performance of the surrounding traffic counting equipment.

Furnish an inline type, single pole, 120-volt, 10-ampere cabinet fan thermostat that is adjustable in 10-degree increments from 70 °F to 200 °F, and with a turn-on setting that is adjustable from 90 °F to 120 °F. Run the fan until the cabinet temperature decreases 20 degrees below the turn-on temperature.

Mount the fan inside the cabinet and position to direct the majority of airflow over the traffic counter and modem. Mount the fan thermostat at the top of the cabinet and minimize its interference with other cabinet components.

Add the following:

(l) Splices and crimps. Furnish industrial grade copper-alloy wire crimps of appropriate size.

Use UL listed crimp type connectors and terminals. Do not splice with wire nuts. Comply with

MIL-T-7928. Do not use vinyl plastic electrical tape or liquid electrical coating as a splicing material. If needed for insulation protection, furnish cold and weather resistant, ¾-inch wide, 7-millimeter-thick tape and a compatible fast drying sealant applied by brush.

If soldering splice, furnish electronic-grade, rosin-core, 60 lead/40 tin solder. Do not use acid-core solder or acid-type soldering pastes.

721.03 CCTV Surveillance Camera System. (Added Subsection).

Furnish the following components, and all components and appurtenances required for a complete and operable CCTV surveillance camera system. Category 6 ethernet communication cable is considered incidental to the CCTV Surveillance Camera System Pay Item.

(a) CCTV Camera. Furnish Axis M3216-LVE Network Camera, manufactured by AXIS®

Communications, Inc.

300 Apollo Drive

Chelmsford, MA 01824 USA

(978) 614-2000 https://www.axis.com/en-us/contact-us.

(b) Industrial Ethernet Switch. Furnish Cisco IE-1000-4P2S-LM industrial ethernet switch manufactured by Cisco Systems, Inc.

https://www.axis.com/en-us/contact-us

G-20 DIVISION 700

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

170 West Tasman Drive

San Jose, CA 95134 USA

(408) 526-400 https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/index.html.

(c) AC Power Supply. Furnish Cisco PWR-IE170W-PC-AC power supply, manufactured by

Cisco Systems, Inc.

170 West Tasman Drive

San Jose, CA 95134 USA

(408) 526-4000 https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/index.html.

(d) NEMA 3R Enclosure. Furnish a NEMA 3R enclosure with the following minimum components as required for a complete and operable CCTV surveillance camera system. Install enclosure within the vault toilet structure chase.

(1) Back plates and din rails as required for equipment mounting.

(2) Passive ventilation and filtration.

(3) Integrated AC heater and thermostat.

(4) Interior mounted 5-amp AC circuit breakers.

(5) 120V AC surge suppression.

(6) Ethernet surge suppression.

(7) Continuos hinged left-hand outswing door.

721.04 Fixture (LiDAR detection system). (Added Subsection).

Furnish the following components, and all components and appurtenances required for a complete and operable Fixture (LiDAR detection system). Category 6 ethernet communication cable is considered incidental to the Fixture (LiDAR detection system) Pay Item.

(a) LiDAR detector. Furnish Parking Logix PTRAK-E side mounted laser sensor, manufactured by ParkingLogix®.

992 Rue d’Upton

LaSalle, Qubec H8R 2T9 Canada

1-877-727-5423 x 622 https://parkinglogix.com

(b) Industrial Ethernet Switch. Furnish Cisco IE-1000-4P2S-LM industrial ethernet switch manufactured by Cisco Systems, Inc.

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G-21 DIVISION 700

Project: WY NPS GRTE 2020(1), Moose Wilson Road Phase 2

170 West Tasman Drive

San Jose, CA 95134 USA

(408) 526-400 https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/index.html.

(c) AC Power Supply. Furnish Cisco PWR-IE170W-PC-AC power supply, manufactured by

Cisco Systems, Inc.

170 West Tasman Drive

San Jose, CA 95134 USA

(408) 526-4000 https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/index.html.

721.05 Traffic Signal (Pedestrian). (Added Subsection).

Provide a rectangular rapid flashing beacon (RRFB) system that complies with the latest edition of the MUTCD and all interim approvals.

Additionally, provide a system that meets the following:

(a) Programmable to modify the activation cycle length;

(b) Features side-mounted indications visible to pedestrians to give confirmation that the

RRFBs are in operation.

721.06 Speed Feedback Sign. (Added Subsection).

Furnish a radar speed feedback sign compliant with the MUTCD and FHWA Interpretation Letter

“2(09)-79 (I) – Radar Speed Feedback Signs” dated October 22, 2013.

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