Federal Supply Schedule GS07F0116H

GSA Federal Supply Contract Information and Price List

General Services Administration

Federal Supply Service Authorized Federal Supply Schedule Price List

Contract Number: GS-07F-0116H

Therm-O-Lite, LLC

3502 W. Sample St South Bend, IN 46619

574-234-4004

574-234-4005 FAX

www.thermolitewindows.com

Veteran Owned Business

The web address for GSA Advantage! is:

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GSA Contract # GS-07F-0116H

3502 West Sample

South Bend, IN 46619

Phone: 574-234-4004 Fax: 574-234-4005

Federal Reserve Bank Eccles – Blast, thermal, historic Washington, D.C.

Project Manager: Jacob Goldsmith (703) 928-0487

Jacob Javits Federal Building – Thermal 26 Federal Plaza New York, New York.

Project Manager: Trane - Justin Johansen

EPA/Clinton Building – Thermal Washington, D.C.

Project Manager: I-Star - Andrew Martin

VA Building – Thermal Washington, D.C.

Project Manager: I-Star - Andrew Martin

Fort Worth Correctional Facility – Thermal Ft. Worth, Texas Project Manager: Ameresco

Fort Carswell Correctional Facility – Thermal Ft. Worth, Texas Project Manager: Ameresco

Fort Hamilton – Thermal Brooklyn, NY Project Manager: Ameresco

Clifton Young Federal Building – Thermal Reno, Nevada Project Manager: Ameresco

Phoenix Federal Building – Thermal Phoenix, Arizona Project Manager: Ameresco

Fort Riley – Blast, thermal Fort Riley, Kansas Project Manager: Capitol Glass

GSA – National Courts Complex – Thermal, historic Washington, D.C.

Project Manager: GSA

GSA – Library of Congress – Blinds

Project Manager: GSA

Catholic University Father O’Connell Hall - Thermal, historic

Project Manager: Merit Commercial Windows

GSA – Silver Springs Deep Energy Retrofit - Thermal Silver Springs, MD Project Manager: Ameresco

GSA – New Carrollton Federal Building Deep Energy Retrofit - Thermal Lanham, MD Project Manager: Ameresco

Defense Contract Management Agency – Blast, thermal Chantilly, VA Project Manager: Signals Defense

Federal Reserve Bank New Orleans – STC, thermal New Orleans, LA

GSA – Owensboro Courthouse – Thermal, historic Owensboro, KY

Defense Logistics Agency – Blast, thermal Richmond, VA Project Manager: Abbott Construction

Bamlet Building – Thermal Detroit, MI Project Manager: History Wood and Window

Boston State House – Governor’s Office – Blast, thermal, historic Boston, MA Project Manager: Consigli Construction

Department of Interior – Blast, thermal, historic Washington, D.C.

Project Manager: Dave Onks, Caffes-Steele (301) 937-5750

Lafayette Building – Blast, thermal, historic Washington, D.C.

Project Manager: Greta Soderman, Grunley Construction (202) 559-1177

St. Elizabeth’s Adaptive Reuse – Blast, thermal, historic Washington, D.C.

Project Manager: Bill Six, Grunley Construction (240) 399-2000

1800 F Street (GSA HQ) – Blast, thermal, historic Washington, D.C.

Project Manager: David Smith, GPR Windows (703) 300-8868

Washington Naval Yard – Thermal, historic Rockville, MD Project Manager: John Wysong (202) 658-8871

American Building – Thermal Indianapolis, IN Project Manager: Rem Yoder (317) 363-3830

Federal Reserve Bank Annex (1709 New York Avenue) – Blast, thermal, historic

Project Manager: Charlie House (202) 452-2061

Sidney Yates Building – Blast, thermal, historic

Project Manager: John Schulte (757) 627-5684

Foley Federal Building – Blast, thermal Las Vegas, Nevada Project Manager: April Ratka, At Your Service (602) 943-6318 Ext 111

Fort Sill, Building #455 – Blast, thermal, historic Lawton, Oklahoma Project Manager: Ric Schulte, He & I Construction (580) 536-8180

Wheeler Opera House – Thermal, historic Aspen, Colorado Project Manager: City of Aspen (970) 920-5055

Indigo Garden District Hotel – Hurricane New Orleans, Louisiana Project Manager: Fred Shinkle, Commercial Renovation Services (770) 345-3570

New York Academy of Medicine, Rare Book Room – Thermal, historic New York, New York Project Manager: Bill Kennedy, Kilroy Windows (718) 638-2503

Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank – Blast, thermal Philadelphia, PA Project Manager: Chris Ivanowski (215) 574-6560

Grey Towers Historic Mansion – Thermal, historic Milford, PA Site Director: John LoDolce (570) 296-6061 ext 2

Lifescan - Thermal Milpitas, Ca Project Engineer: Reena David (408) 956-4026 Staff Mechanical Engineer: Frank Lo (408) 956-4802

Great Lakes Naval Station- Blast, thermal, historic Building #3 Great Lakes, IL Project Manager: Blinderman Construction (773) 444-0500

McNamara Building – Thermal Detroit, Michigan Building Manager: Munir Muhammad (313) 226-2106 Project Manager: Chris Mourgelas (313) 226-2258 Contract Officer: Lisa Gonzalez (312) 886-4106

Anthony Celebrezze Federal Building - Thermal Cleveland, Ohio Building Manager: Greg Wade (216) 522-7156 Project Manager: Robert Lowe (216) 621-2973 Contract Officer: Evelyn Smith (312) 353-3955

Federal Trade Commission – Blast, thermal, historic

Building Manager: Robert Bass (202) 326-2265

Department of Commerce (HCHB) – Blast, thermal, historic Emergency Operations Center Washington, D.C.

Procurement Specialist: Greg Servant (202)482-6124

National Defense University – Blast, thermal, historic Fort McNair Building #59 Washington, D.C.

Project Manager: Steve Hatch (202) 685-3929

Preble Hall – Blast, thermal, historic Annapolis, MD Project Manager: Paola Lyle (301) 963-5000

White House Visitor Center – Blast, thermal, historic Washington, D.C.

Project Manager: Anthony Monday (202) 205-5166 Manager: Kathy Langley (202) 208-1631

University of Georgia – Clark Howell Hall - Thermal Atlanta, Georgia Project Manager: J.E.Dunn Construction

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

FEDERAL ACQUISITION SERVICE

AUTHORIZED FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE CATALOG/PRICE LIST

On-line access to contract ordering information, terms and conditions, up-to-date pricing, and the option to create an electronic delivery order is available through GSA Advantage!, a menu-driven database system. The INTERNET address for GSA Advantage! is http://www.gsaadvantage.gov

SCHEDULE TITLE: Federal Supply Schedule 056 – Buildings, Building Materials, Industrial Services and Supplies

FSC Group: 5620

CONTRACT NUMBER: GS-07F—0116H

CONTRACT PERIOD: August 31, 2013 – August 30, 2018

For more information on ordering from Federal Supply Schedules click on the GSA Schedules link at www.gsa.gov

CONTRACTOR: Therm-O-Lite, LLC 3502 West Sample Street, South Bend, IN 46619

Phone: 574-234-4004

FAX: 574-234-4005

Email: info@thermolitewindows.com

CONTRACTOR’S ADMINISTRATION SOURCE: Mary Ann Perrine

BUSINESS SIZE: Small

Socioeconomic Indicators: Veteran-Owned

CUSTOMER INFORMATION:

1a. TABLE OF AWARDED SPECIAL ITEM NUMBERS (SINs)

SIN DESCRIPTION

563 16 Blast Mitigation, Bullet Resistant, and Glass Fragmentation Products 563 23 Doors, Windows Panels, and Shutters 563 98 Ancillary Services Related to Building Materials/Supplies

1b. LOWEST PRICED MODEL NUMBER AND PRICE FOR EACH SIN:

(Government net price based on a unit of one)

SIN MODEL PRICE

To be completed by contractor on text file submission

1c. HOURLY RATES: (Services Only) To be completed by contractor on text file submission http://www.gsaadvantage.gov/ http://www.gsa.gov/ mailto:info@thermolitewindows.com

2. MAXIMUM ORDER*: $200,000 (SIN 563 16); $75,000 (SIN 563 23); and $200,000 (SIN 563 98)

*Ordering activities may request a price reduction at any time before placing an order, establishing a BPA, or in conjunction with the annual BPA review. However, the ordering activity shall seek a price reduction when the order or BPA exceeds the simplified acquisition threshold. Schedule contractors are not required to pass on to all schedule users a price reduction extended only to an individual ordering activity for a specific order or BPA.

3. MINIMUM ORDER: $100

4. GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE: Domestic – 50 states, Washington, DC, Puerto Rico, US Territories and to a CONUS port or consolidation point for orders received from overseas activities

5. POINT(S) OF PRODUCTION: Therm-O-Lite, LLC 3502 West Sample Street South Bend, IN 46619 (St. Joseph County)

6. DISCOUNT FROM LIST PRICES: GSA Net Prices herein.

7. QUANTITY DISCOUNT(S): Number of Windows Amount of Limit of Per Order Discount Different Sizes

100 to 200 1.7% 5 201 to 500 3.4% 10 501 to 2000 5.0% 15 Over 2001 6.7% 20

8. PROMPT PAYMENT TERMS: Net 30 days . Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions.

9.a Government Purchase Cards must be accepted at or below the micro-purchase threshold.

9.b Government Purchase Cards are accepted above the micro-purchase threshold. Contact contractor for limit.

10. FOREIGN ITEMS: None

11a. TIME OF DELIVERY: Within 42 to 56 days after receipt of order

11b. EXPEDITED DELIVERY: Negotiated on a case by case basis

11c. OVERNIGHT AND 2-DAY DELIVERY: None Offered.

11d. URGENT REQUIRMENTS: Customers are encouraged to contact the contractor for the purpose of requesting accelerated delivery.

12. FOB POINT: Origin – Prepay/Add

13a. ORDERING ADDRESS: same as Contractor address above

13b. ORDERING PROCEDURES: For supplies and services, the ordering procedures, information on

Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPA’s) are found in FAR 8.405-3

14. PAYMENT ADDRESS: Same as Contractor address above

15. WARRANTY PROVISION: 1 year; manufacturer responsible for freight on warranty replacement.

Customer should contact contractor for a copy of the warranty

16. EXPORT PACKING CHARGES: None

17. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF GOVERNMENT PURCHASE CARD ACCEPTANCE: (any thresholds above the micro-purchase level may be inserted by contractor)

18. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF RENTAL, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR (IF APPLICABLE): N/A

19. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF INSTALLATION (IF APPLICABLE): Services for installation are available.

20. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF REPAIR PARTS INDICATING DATE OF PARTS PRICE LISTS AND

ANY DISCOUNTS FROM LIST PRICES (IF AVAILABLE): N/A

20a. TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ANY OTHER SERVICES (IF APPLICABLE): N/A

21. LIST OF SERVICE AND DISTRIBUTION POINTS (IF APPLICABLE): N/A

22. LIST OF PARTICIPATING DEALERS (IF APPLICABLE): N/A

23. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE (IF APPLICABLE): N/A

24a. SPECIAL ATTRIBUTES SUCH AS ENVIRONMENTAL ATTRIBUTES (e.g. recycled content, energy efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants): N/A

24b. Section 508 Compliance for EIT: as applicable

25. DUNS NUMBER: 03-935-3297

26. NOTIFICATION REGARDING REGISTRATION IN SYSTEM FOR AWARD MANAGEMENT (SAM)

DATABASE: Contractor has an Active Registration in the SAM database.

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Designed to improve the performance of existing windows, Thermolite patented Window Systems are installed on the interior of windows that are structurally sound. Thermolite Window Systems work in conjunction with your existing windows to give you double or triple frame protection eliminating up to 90% of air infiltration and conduction heat loss up to 50%.

if you are thinking about replacement windows–

Thermal ImaGe SCaN ShOWING ThermOlITe WINDOW (upper rIGhT) reDuCeS heaT lOSS.

according to the Department of energy1, buildings account for 40% of u.S.

primary energy Consumption and 50% of this energy is impacted by windows;

almost 14% of the total energy in the u.S.

The technology perfected for the federal government saves time, energy, investment capital and lives.

It is now available for use in the private sector for commercial, office, educational, hospitality, banks, historic and medical building projects.

Founded in the early 1980s, Thermolite’s original concept to create an insulated glass window unit, by incorporating a supplemental pane of glass behind the existing exterior building glass, has evolved into something special.

We have been securing America’s most valuable buildings for over 30 years.

ThERmolITE WINdoW SYSTEmS a Lower initial investment a Reduces total energy costs a Reduces sound infiltration a Maintains architectural integrity a Non-interruptive installation a Enhanced security options a Reduces condensation a Reduces HVAC upgrades a Improves building comfort a Installs from the interior a Does not affect sight line a Blast, Hurricane & Signal Defense upgrades

Thermolite windows install on the interior to reduce the noise infiltration, provide a security barrier and increase energy efficiency of existing windows.

enerGy SAVinGS a lower Investment a Faster Return a Financing Available most installations realize immediate financial return with the Thermolite Window System. Besides lowering the initial investment (the “I” in rOI), the Thermolite Window System has a profound impact on the TOTal BuIlDING, which needs to be considered in your evaluation.

Reduction in energy loss provides utility savings 1.

immediately – now and into the future.

Reduction in peak loads for electricity results in 2.

immediate utility cost reduction.

Lower total energy demand for your building results in 3.

smaller HVAC, boiler, chiller capital cost and capacity need. This is significant.

Reduction in load and HVAC capacity reduces the 4.

operating cost and overall maintenance cost, while extending the lifetime of this very expensive equipment.

Financing available through our Renewable Energy 5.

Equipment Leasing partnership.

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Thermolite blast windows eliminate the need for structural reinforcing while maintaining best-in-class energy performance.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

efficiency no-meSS, non-inTerrupTiVe inSTAllATion a window installation project does not have to be messy, noisy, unsightly and disruptive. Because Thermolite Window Systems fit inside the frame of existing windows, there is very little dust and no mess.

The average estimated time to complete installation per window is 2 hours, and we will do the installation during non-work hours so your productivity and work flow will not be affected. The benefit of that is your visitors will not be greeted with a “construction zone” as they approach your building.

hASSle-free inSTAllATion a No exterior scaffolding a No relocation of staff a Minimum mess a Off-hours install available a No exterior indication of on-going project

ThermOlITe WINDOWS INSTalleD IN The arCheD WINDOWS aT FT. SIll. –u.S. armY as a consumer, if you make an installation comparison between traditional replacement windows and Thermolite Window Systems, you will see that shorter install time and reduced interruption of your employees’ productivity contribute to an overall lower project cost.

When you specify Thermolite, you get project savings now plus energy savings not only immediately but over the life of the building.

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Thermolite Window Systems are preferred by building and project managers for historical preservation requirements because they are engineered to fit the building’s original openings. Besides looking like original windows, our system virtually eliminates condensation and significantly reduces street noise with an STC49 rating.

Not only do Thermolite Window Systems extend the life of existing windows, they also protect historic or artistic treasures and interior furnishings with the addition of between-glass blinds and/or laminate which significantly reduces uv damaging rays.

hiSToric impAcT a No change to sightlines a Preserve existing windows a Frame to match interior decor a Virtually eliminate condensation a Protect interior structure and furnishings a Realize historic building credits a Maintain historic registry photograph by matthew Bisanz

ENERGY INTEGRITY

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Thermolite window systems reduce sound transmission from street traffic in office space and hotel guest room applications.

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Protect your people and your information using DoD-certified signal defense and blast-resistant glass technology by Thermolite.

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Ty ThermoliTe WindoW SySTemS cAn SAVe liVeS protect the most valuable part of your bulding—the people inside—with the Thermolite Window System. every energy product we manufacture can be equipped with blast, ballistic, hurricane and signal defense technology.

Broken glass from windows is the largest contributor to injuries and fatalities in a blast event. In the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, more than 40% of the injuries and fatalities were attributed to broken windows. Since then, the incorporation of blast-resistant windows in new construction for high profile buildings has been a standard practice. existing buildings often times do not have the structural reinforcement for new blast windows and had to rely on window film which will allow the window glass to detach if it is not structurally fastened. Our system eliminates the need for structural reinforcing while maintaining high levels of blast mitigation as specified by GSa and the Department of Defense.

ENERGY SECUIRTY

a Reduces structural reinforcement a Reduces anchorage needed a Maintains historic integrity a Most affordable high-performance blast system available blAST Our patented compression release technology allows for minimal anchoring and no structural reinforcement. What this means is lower cost, higher rOI, larger window openings, pain-free installation—all with the highest level of security possible and with the most exceptional energy performance in the industry today.

Performance Condition

3a

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Protection level

Safe very high high high medium low hazard level

None

None very low low medium high description of Window Glazing Response

Glazing does not break. No visible damage to glazing or frame.

Glazing cracks but is retained by the frame. Dusting or very small fragments near sill or on floor acceptable.

Glazing cracks. Fragments enter space and land on floor no further than 3.3

ft. from the window.

Glazing cracks. Fragments enter space and land on floor no further than 10 ft.

from the window.

Glazing cracks. Fragments enter space and land on floor and impact a vertical witness panel at a distance of no more than 10 ft. from the window at a height no greater than 2 ft. above the floor.

Glazing cracks and window system fails catastrophically. Fragments enter space impacting a vertical witness panel at a distance of no more than 10 ft.

from the window at a height greater than 2 ft. above the floor.

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Federal Courts, Federal Buildings high-level military

State Department minimum overpressure

4 psi

10 psi

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28 psi ms.

90 psi ms.

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ENERGY SECURITY

hurricAne Building openings like windows and doors have to be secure during a high-wind storm or the entire building will be at risk. minimizing water damage is not the main purpose of hurricane windows. Instead, they protect the entire building from an overload of wind pressure, which may contribute to the entire roof lifting off. Wind blowing over the roof will create a negative pressure. Once the windows of a building fail, positive pressure will build up inside the structure, and total structural failure is likely.

The Thermolite Window System easily installs on the inside of the building and will secure your building. Our systems have been tested for large and small impacts and meet the strictest building codes in the country.

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SiGnAl defenSe Organizations desiring to properly secure locations handling sensitive and/or classified information should consider add-ing some kind of signal defense capabilities to the Thermolite Window System. a single event of information theft could devastate a business, and we have a solution ready to protect.

laminated glass with patented technology can be placed on the interior of your building, which will protect any kind of information from theft coming from your company’s cell phones, routers or even audio espionage through the glass itself. We can provide an interior system to comply with uS DoD policy, Infrared and radio Frequency emanation Standard, Intelligence Community Directive 705.2, Certified TempeST Technical authority (CTTa) specifications.

3502 sample Street south Bend, indiana 46619

Phone: 574.234.4004 Fax: 574.234.4005 e-mail: info@Thermolitewindows.com Website: www.Thermolitewindows.com

Please call or e-mail us to find out how ThermoliTe can be your window system.

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Effective 1/1/2014

SIN 563-23

Thermolite 2014 GSA Price List

Energy Series 2000AL Aluminum Fixed Window

Interior fixed window system with painted aluminum sash and painted aluminum track.

Standard

Add $3.59 per sq. ft. for 1/4” or 3/16” Laminated.

Add $4.19 per sq. ft. for 5/16” Laminated.

Add 1” blinds: $2.39 per square foot

NOTES:

1. Standard painted aluminum colors are white and black.

2. Aluminum Framing may be required for installation process.

5. See Additional Pricing Information page before completing pricing.

Square Feet 1/4” annealed glass

0-10 $166.46 each

Over 10 to 16 $17.07/sq. ft

Over 16 to 26 $15.10/sq. ft.

Over 26 to 36 $13.67/sq. ft.

Over 36 $12.49/sq. ft.

Energy Series RetroWAL Aluminum Fixed Window

Add $3.59 per sq. ft. for 1/4” or 3/16” Laminated.

Add $4.19 per sq. ft. for 5/16” Laminated.

Square Feet 1/4” annealed glass

0-10 $166.46 each

Over 10 to 16 $17.07/sq. ft

Over 16 to 26 $15.10/sq. ft.

Over 26 to 36 $13.67/sq. ft.

Over 36 $12.49/sq. ft.

STORM SERIES 2000

CAT 3 Hurricane

Aluminum Fixed Window

Square Feet 5/16” laminated glass

0-10 $335.15 each

Over 10 to 16 $33.52/sq. ft

Over 16 to 26 $32.32/sq. ft.

Over 26 to 36 $31.12/sq. ft.

Over 36 $29.92/sq. ft.

SIN 563-16

Safety Series 2000TM

GSA LEVEL C – 4 PSI

Blast Resistant Aluminum Fixed Window Systems

This product combines the energy benefits of Therm-O-Lite’s products with high levels of blast resistance (Up to GSA Performance Condition 1 rating).

1. Aluminum Framing must be added onto window pricing for Safety Series 2000. See Additional Pricing Information page for pricing.

2. Standard painted aluminum colors are white and black.

3. See Additional Pricing Information page before completing pricing.

Square Feet 5/16” laminated glass

0-10 $365.97 each

Over 10 to 16 $32.41/sq. ft.

Over 16 to 26 $28.98/sq. ft.

Over 26 to 36 $27.36/sq. ft.

Over 36 $25.97/sq. ft.

Additional Pricing Information

Optional Low “E” Glass

Add $3.56 per square foot

Tempered Glass

$4.04: 1-1200 square feet $1.20: over 1200 square feet

Aluminum Framing

1” x 1” $4.13 per lineal foot 1” x 1 ½” $4.72 per lineal foot 1” x 2” $5.62 per lineal foot 2” x 2” $6.61 per lineal foot 1” x 3” $7.55 per lineal foot 3-1/2” p-tube $10.07 per lineal foot 4-1/2” p-tube $12.04 per lineal foot Anodizing

Add $.92 per lineal foot

Custom Painted Color

Add $ .48 per lineal foot

Minimum Delivery Charge FOB South Bend

Destination Distance From

South Bend Minimum

Shipping Cost

Under 25 Miles $100.00

26 to 75 Miles $225.00

76 to 125 Miles $350.00

126 to 175 Miles $475.00

For Every 50 Miles Over 175 Miles Add $125.00

*Distributor should make every effort to combine small orders.

*If Company can combine orders to other distributors in your general area, this minimum charge would be prorated as to quantity and distance.

*For multiple orders, total miles through final delivery will determine the distance. If Company can negotiate better delivery rates, the savings will be passed through to the Distributor.

Note: at every 200 mile increment (200, 400, 600, etc.) add $100.00 per diem.

Example: 600 Mile Trip $ 475.00 1,125.00 (9 x 125)

300.00 per diem $ 1,900.00

Effective 1-2014 1

GSA LABOR CATALOG PRICING

Contract Number GS-07F-0116H SIN 563-98

THERM-O-LITE WINDOW INSTALLATION

Training and Certification fees for In-House Installation $602.76 per day

Travel Expenses Quoted upon area of request

GENERAL CONDITIONS

Standard application into wood or aluminum prime frame where pre-drilling or anchors are not required.

All furnishings and accessories must be clear of immediate area.

Inside of prime window including sill must be clean.

Receiving and storage area must be provided.

Project Sequencing, Escorts when required, and access must be scheduled to allow for continuous work schedules.

All prices are based upon performing work during normal working hours, Monday thru

Friday between 7:00 am and 5:00pm, excluding Holidays.

FRAME & GLASS INSTALLATION

(NO WOOD FRAME)

Fixed Aluminum $1.32/U.I. ($92.40 Minimum)

Safety Series 2000™ $5.21/U.I. ($364.40 Minimum)

Operable $5.42/U.I. ($379.40 Minimum)

Blast/Design-Build Fixed $9.96/U.I. ($697.20 Minimum)

Framing $1.82/U.I. ($127.40 Minimum)

*United Inches equals the sum of one width & one height per window

BLIND INSTALLATION

Install blinds $34.53 each

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WOOD FRAME INSTALLATION

Wood window frame installation with track pre-installed

Wood/Drywall $ .72/U.I.

Masonry $1.43/U.I.

REMOVAL/DISPOSAL FEES

Remove existing draperies $59.38/man hour

Reinstall draperies $59.38/man hour

MISCELLANEOUS FEES

Cleaning Prime window inside $ .39 sq. ft.

Measuring windows $2.66 per opening

Staging of products to point of installation $3.82 each lite

Installation of mullions and caulking $2.42 per foot

Drill and anchor mullions (standard) $2.38 per lineal foot

Remove film $3.64 per square foot

ADDITIONAL ANCHORAGE

ANCHOR ANCHOR DEPTH HOLE SIZE

DIAMETER PER FOOT COST DIAMETER

1” $258.44 2 ½”

3502 West Sample Street

South Bend, IN 46619

Phone: 574-234-4004 Fax: 574-234-4005

Email: info@thermolitewindows.com

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A comprehensive overview of the benefits of interior secondary window retrofits, including energy savings, security upgrades, historical integrity protection, and more.

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Window Retrofit Benefits

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Thermolite’s patented secondary window system is a one-of-a-kind alternative to traditional replacement windows. A secondary window retrofit installs on the interior of a building’s existing windows with a simple frame system. This not only minimizes installation time and costs, but transforms a building’s existing windows into a high-performing window upgrade that significantly reduces energy use and utility costs.

Interior window retrofits achieve what no other window system can do

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Upgrading a building’s window system is one of the most effective ways to improve energy efficiency.

Unfortunately, removing and replacing all of the windows in a building is costly — especially for high-rise buildings and facilities located in densely populated cities. Thermolite’s innovative retrofit system provides a simple and effective solution for reducing energy consumption in these types of building at a fraction of the cost.

LOW-COST SOLUTION

Unlike traditional replacement windows, which require a lengthy and invasive installation process, Thermolite windows install quickly and easily on the interior of a building’s existing windows. The original glass stays in place, which eliminates the timely and costly need to remove and replace any glass. No scaffolding or intensive labor is required whatsoever, making the Thermolite system one of the easiest and most affordable commercial window upgrades available.

EASY TO INSTALL

Office downtime is an important concern when considering energy improvement options for a building. Major renovations like conventional replacement windows can shut down valuable office space for weeks and even months at a time.

Thermolite windows, on the other hand, attach easily to the interior of the building. The entire installation can be completed outside of normal business office hours, eliminating the extra costs related to office downtime.

MINIMAL DOWNTIME

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6 CASE STUDY: LARGE BUILDING RETROFIT

curtainwall and high-rise window retrofits that reduce peak loads and annual energy costs

10 CASE STUDY: INTERIOR BLAST WINDOWS

low-cost, high ROI physical security upgrades for government and military buildings

15 CASE STUDY: SOUND CONTROL WINDOWS

improving comfort by reducing outside noise levels with an interior curtainwall window retrofit

17 CASE STUDY: HURRICANE WINDOWS

patented interior hurricane windows that cut energy use and improve sound control

20 CASE STUDY: BANKING INDUSTRY

improving energy efficiency and physical security with an interior window retrofit system

24 CASE STUDY: HISTORIC BUILDINGS

reducing annual energy usage while meeting federal historic preservation guidelines

28 CASE STUDY: SIGNAL DEFENSE WINDOWS

state-of-the-art protection against high-tech espionage and wireless data theft

CONTENTS

Additional case studies, energy reports and past project details are available upon request.

Contact 574-234-4004 or info@thermolitewindows.com for more information.

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CONTENTS

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CASE STUDY:

LARGE BUILDING RETROFIT

THE JACOB K. JAVITS FEDERAL OFFICE Building, located at 26 Federal Plaza in New York City, is the tallest federal building in the U.S. The plaza itself is comprised of a 45-story office building constructed from 1963-69 and an additional 45-story annex that was built from 1975-77. Both buildings are connected to the Watson Court of International Trade via a 4-story pedestrian bridge. Designed by Alfred Easton Poor, Kahn & Jacobs, and Eggers & Higgins, the entire complex consists of about

2.9 million square feet. The Jacob K. Javits Federal Office Building houses numerous government agencies including the Social Security Administration and the General Services Administration.

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LARGE BUILDING RETROFIT

Curtainwall and high-rise window retrofits that reduce peak loads and annual energy costs

Like most buildings constructed in the 1960s and 1970s, the Jacob K. Javits Federal Office Building fea-tures conventional non-thermally-broken windows.

These are center-pivot, clear, aluminum-framed win-dows with a single pane of untreated glass. Although the most commonly used window at the time, this type of window system offers poor insulation, result-ing in substantial energy loss, and in turn, higher utility costs. With more than 7,250 single-pane conventional windows, the facilities staff at the Jacob K. Javits Fed-eral Office Building wanted a cost-effective way to re-duce its annual energy costs.

After a review of the current windows installed at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Office Building, including a complete evaluation of the amount of energy escaping through them, Thermolite recommended the installa-tion of its RetroWAL Gold fixed interior window sys-tem. Unlike traditional replacement windows, Ther-molite’s RetroWAL system is installed on the interior of the building’s current windows, omitting the high labor cost of replacing the exterior windows, the out-door liability of multi-story scaffolding and high-rise labor, and the cost of office downtime due to a longer and more intrusive installation process.

THERMOLITE’S INNOVATIVE

INTERIOR WINDOW SOLUTION

INCREASING INSULATION AND

THERMAL PERFORMANCE

Thermolite’s RetroWAL window system creates an air gap that mitigates heat loss by essentially trapping it between the glass panes. Thermolite installed dou-ble-pane, coated glass to provide additional layers of insulation. Because the installation of the RetroWAL system requires no removal of the original window glass and can be performed quickly, Thermolite was able to upgrade the complex’s window system from single-pane to triple-pane glass at a fraction of the cost of a traditional window replacement system. Thermo-lite improved the R value of the building’s windows from <1 to >3, and eliminated the air infiltration of the existing glass.

Thermolite addressed not only the energy inefficiency of the window glass, but also that of its frames. The original windows at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Office Building included outside and inside aluminum frames mounted directly onto each other, creating a power-ful thermal bridge. Non thermally-broken windows like these create an easy pathway for heat transfer and re-sult in a significant overall reduction in thermal insula-tion.

The new window system included a barrier between the window frames, breaking the existing thermal bridge to block the natural flow of heat in the building, especially during colder months.

OVERVIEW

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In addition to upgrading the federal plaza to triple-pane glass and eliminating the costly thermal bridge, the Thermolite RetroWAL window system utilized argon-filled low emissivity glass to further seal the building envelope for maximum insulation.

Low emissivity glass increases the energy efficiency of windows by reducing the transfer of heat. Low E glass differs from normal, clear glass in that one side of the glass has a special metal coating designed to minimize the amount of infrared energy that can pass through the glass without compromising the amount of transmitted visible light. Low E coatings play an important role in the overall performance of a window and can significantly affect the overall heating, lighting and cooling costs of a building.

Thermolite installed soft coat low E glass at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Office Building. This type of glass is treated with multiple layers of transparent silver

TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION THROUGH WINDOW

ELEMENTS (HEAD, SILL AND JAMB)

USING LOW EMISSIVITY GLASS TO INCREASE ENERGY

EFFICIENCY

and metal oxide in a vacuum chamber, a process that provides the highest level of energy efficiency performance and a nearly invisible coating.

Computer models of the RetroWAL system were used to conduct a ther-mal analysis to meet client-specified performance requirements.

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One of our installation tech-nicians measures a two-inch wall pocket against the orig-inal window frame. Thermo-lite’s RetroWAL system was installed on the opposite side of the gap, providing an effec-tive thermal break.

Thermolite’s RetroWAL Gold fixed interior window system installed in one of the offices at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Office Building.

A close-up of the installed RetroWAL Gold double-pane window with the building’s original window behind it, cre-ating a triple pane system.

This thermal image shows the comparison of the new win-dow (right) to the existing window. The Thermolite win-dow has an interior temperature of 18-19˚F higher than the existing window.

This image shows the existing window (left) beside the installed Thermolite RetroWAL Gold window.

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INTERIOR BLAST WINDOWS

BOMB BLAST WINDOWS OFFER PROTECTION for buildings that are high profile targets for terrorist attacks, including government and military facilities. In general, bomb blast protective measures – especially blast resistant windows – must be integrated into the architectural design of the building.

Bomb blast windows not only serve to protect the lives of people inside a facility in the case of an explosion, but also the valuable infrastructure and assets of the building and its material contents.

This case study provides an overview of Thermolite’s patented retrofit blast window system, which meets and exceeds General Services Administration (GSA) and Department of Defense (DOD) blast level requirements, and can be installed for a fraction of the cost of conventional blast windows.

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INTERIOR BLAST WINDOWS

Low-cost, high ROI physical security upgrades for government and military buildings

Designing an efficient bomb blast window system requires a detailed assessment of a building’s particular weaknesses and vulnerabilities, including its risk factors for potential security threats.

To best mitigate the threat of injury and damage from a terrorist explosion, Thermolite conducts a thorough assessment that evaluates a building’s risk for both short-distance and long-distance bomb attacks that incorporates important variables such as stand-off distance, charge weight and angle of incidence.

Other important factors to consider include the size of the building’s existing window glass, the depth of the frame, the materials in the walls, and how the window is attached to the building.

Given that each building is unique in terms of its particular weaknesses and risk factors, Thermolite offers an extensive range of bomb blast windows and curtain wall solutions, including fully customizable systems developed specifically to provide safety and protection for any building or facility.

PATENTED COMPRESSION

RELEASE TECHNOLOGY

Thermolite’s blast window retrofit is the only system made in the United States that uses dynamic loading to accomplish the objective of keeping glass from shattering into the building. Its balanced design and Compression Release Technology™ enables our blast window retrofit system to withstand a high pressure impact without the need for structural steel reinforcement. This type of unique approach addresses a variety of factors, including the forces applied to window on glass, how glass force is transferred to frame and how the blast energy is transferred to the wall, floor and ceiling structure of a building.

While blast windows require strong glass that doesn’t easily penetrate upon a blast force, even heavy glass is ineffective if not properly secured. Conventional blast window designs include a combination of strong glass and structural steel reinforcement around the window frames. In these systems, a heavy blast glazing on the glass acts as a rigid body that transfers the blast pressure impulse to the steel frame.

Thermolite’s Compression Release Technology™ elim-inates the need for expensive heavy structural fram-ing. Instead of utilizing a fixed steel window frame, Thermolite’s blast windows feature a patented frame design that absorbs the last pressure transfer until the negative phase of the blast pressure wave occurs. This type of dynamic blast mitigation system: 1) does not require structural steel; 2) is faster to install; and 3) is half the total cost of traditional blast windows.

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In August of 2011, Thermolite contracted with an independent engineering firm to conduct an official blast test report for the U.S. Department of Interior regarding the effectiveness of Thermolite’s blast resistant window system. To maintain variables, the firm constructed a replica test site using the same materials that were used to build the Department of Interior facility, including identical ratios of brick to mortar, concrete masonry anchors and encased steel beam reinforcements above the windows.

The test took place in a deserted area of New Mexico. A 600-pound ANFO explosive charge was detonated at a [undisclosed] distance from a test wall that had been fitted with Thermolite’s interior blast resistant window system. The test reported that the internal window cracked, but retained in the frame and emitted no glass inside the structure other than a slight dusting. There were no indentations, penetrations or marks on the witness panel, and no glass fragments were found inside the structure with a united dimension of 1-inch or greater.

Thermolite’s blast window system performed at Condition 2 — the second highest performance standard for blast windows set by the U.S. General Services Administration.

A

C

B

D

BLAST REPORT FOR THE

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR

D. The test blast caused visible cracks in the masonry of the wall unit

C. This image shows the exterior post-test window unit.

B. Another image showing the Thermolite window after the test explosion.

A. The Thermolite blast window remained intact after the test explosion.

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Thermolite’s unique Compression Release Technology™ results in a lower total project cost and a much faster installation time than traditional blast systems.

Unlike traditional blast window retrofit products, the Thermolite system is installed on the interior of existing windows, eliminating the costly need to tear out the wall and place steel support beams inside the window frame.

The entire system only takes one to two hours to install and meets and exceeds DOD blast level requirements.

In comparison to conventional exterior blast windows, Thermolite’s interior blast window retrofit is more cost-effective, yields a higher ROI, and requires a shorter, less invasive installation process — all while providing the highest level of security possible and the most exceptional energy performance in the industry today.

Installation can even be performed discreetly during hours that are convenient for you and your building’s occupants

CONCLUSION: BETTER BLAST

PROTECTION AT A LOWER COST

reduces installation time by over 90% meets and exceeds DoD blast level requirements

50% total cost savings

The Risk Management Process for Federal Facilities: An Interagency Security Committee Standard This ISC Standard defines the criteria and processes that those responsible for the security of a facility should use to determine its facility security level and provides an integrated, single source of physical security countermeasures for all nonmilitary Federal facilities. The Standard also provides guidance for customization of the countermeasures for Federal facilities.

US General Services Administration Standard Test Method for Glazing and Window Systems Subject to Dynamic Overpressure Loadings This test standard is intended to ensure an adequate measure of standardization and quality assurance in the testing of window systems including but not limited to glazing, sealants, seats and seals, frames, anchorages and all attachments and/or secondary catcher or restraint mechanisms designed to mitigate the hazards from flying glass and debris.

UFC 4-010-01 DoD Minimum Anti-Terrorism Standards for Buildings The Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) system is prescribed by MIL-STD 3007 and provides planning, design, construction, sustainment, restoration, and modernization criteria, and applies to Military Departments, Defense Agencies and the DoD Field Activities in accordance with USD(AT&L) Memorandum dated May 29, 2002.

ADDITIONAL FEDERAL BOMB BLAST RESOURCES

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THE WORLD’S FIRST DO-IT-YOURSELF

COMMERCIAL WINDOW RETROFIT SYSTEM

1/4” clear + Silver + Gold

R Value 1 3 5

U Value 1.02 .36 .18

SHGC .83 .70 .44

VT .89 .77 .61

Weight - 3.3 3.5

Center of Glass Value

RetroWAL™ is the most affordable and effec-tive solution for improving the energy effi-ciency of curtainwall, storefront and window wall buildings. Unlike traditional replacement windows, the RetroWAL™ system installs quickly and easily on the interior of a build-ing’s existing windows, creating an insulat-ing dead air space. The existing glass stays in place, eliminating the costly need for scaf-folding or intrusive downtime. RetroWAL™ not only reduces energy consumption, but also reduces energy demand and provides sound control.

RetroWAL™ Silver uses monolithic low-e glass to convert a single pane window to double pane, improving insulation and reducing both solar heat gain and air infiltration. RetroWAL™ Gold upgrades a single pane window to triple pane with low-e, argon-filled glass. Both the Silver and Gold Series are ideal energy solutions for curtainwall buildings constructed in the 50s, 60s and 70s. Installation is simple and can be done by contractors, local glazers or even building owners and their staff.

RetroWAL™ is Available in Silver & Gold Series

BETTER ALTERNATIVE TO FILM

REDUCES ENERGY USE BY 20%

EASY-TO-INSTALL (DIY)

LIGHTWEIGHT AND SAFE

IMPROVES SOUND CONTROL

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While the sound improvement to the major San Francisco hotel was quite perceptible after the installation of RetroWAL™, Thermolite was interested in quantifying these results through sound transmission class (STC) and outdoor indoor transmission class (OITC) ratings performed in a laboratory setting. STC rating measures the sound

METHODOLOGY

SOUND CONTROL WINDOWS

FOR HOTELS

transmission loss of mid to high frequency noises (such as conversation or television) over a frequency range from 125 to 4000 hertz, while OITC rating measures low frequency sounds (such as airplane noise) over a frequency range of 80 to 4000 hertz.

The higher the rating, the better the product is at blocking noise from entering the room

TRAVELERS MAY WELCOME THE CONVENIENCE of staying in a hotel near an airport or train station, but the noise from the airplanes is not only a nuisance, but repeated exposure to such high decibels can be potentially dangerous. Modern buildings often deal with sound problems because of inefficient windows with air leakage that contributes to loud outdoor noise entering the building.

Thermolite worked with a major hotel in a close proximity to the San Francisco International Airport on their sound control problems. We were able to reduce the sound levels by approximately 90% with the installation of our RetroWAL™ interior curtainwall retrofit system, according to sound transmission loss tests performed by Architectural Testing, Inc.

BETTER ALTERNATIVE TO FILM

REDUCES ENERGY USE BY 20%

EASY-TO-INSTALL (DIY)

LIGHTWEIGHT AND SAFE

IMPROVES SOUND CONTROL

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The existing single-lite curtain wall system in place at the hotel had a 1” IG (1/4” Heat Strengthened, 1/2” Air Space, 1/4” Heat Strengthened) and measured at an STC rating of 31 and an OITC rating of 26. When Thermolite’s RetroWAL™ was installed on the interior of the existing single-lite curtain wall system, the Architectural Testing Inc. laboratory findings measured an STC rating of 47 and an OITC rating of 40. To put this information into perspective, a 4 point increase is enough for a perceptible reduction in noise, while a 10 point increase is about 50% lower levels of sound, according to the American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA). Since the hotel in which RetroWAL™ was installed was as at such close proximity to the low frequency noise from the San Francisco International Airport, the 14 point increase in OITC rating is especially significant because it means that Thermolite reduced the most intrusive sound levels by even more than 50%.

RESULTS

Thermolite’s sound control interior curtainwall retro-fit system is so effective because it increases the ex-isting window’s insulating properties with our double pane low-e glazing. This creates an air gap between the panes of glass, which traps excess sound and prevents it from reaching the interior of the room. Since Ther-molite’s system installs on the interior of existing win-dows, it also seals up any air leakage which may con-tribute to noise entering the premises from outdoors.

CONCLUSION

Product Glazing (Nominal Dimensions) STC OITC

Existing Curtainwall 1” IG (1/4” heat strengthened, 1/2” air space, 1/4” heat strengthened) 31 26

Thermolite’s

RetroWAL™ Primary 1” IG (1/4” heat strengthened, 1/2” air space, 1/4” heat strengthened) sound control glass 47 40

Thermolite’s interior window system is not only afford-able, but it saves money by improving the building’s energy performance. Unlike using replacement win-dows for sound control, our product has a quick and non-disruptive installation that does not require hotels to inconvenience guests or close temporarily and lose business.

In 2014, Thermolite contracted with an independent engineering firm to conduct a sound transmission loss report for Thermolite’s RetroWAL system. The report concluded that the sample window system performed at a STC rating of 47 and at and an OITC of 40. Note:

to obtain the STC in the graph above, read the Sound Transmission Loss of the contour curve at 500 Hz. The sum of the deficiencies below the contour curve cannot exceed 32. The maximum deficiency at any one frequency cannot exceed 8.

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HURRICANE WINDOWS

Hurricanes and super storms pose a dangerous threat to both people and the buildings they occupy.

Retrofitting these buildings with hurricane storm windows not only protects building occupants during severe weather, but also helps prevent extensive structural damage. Thermolite’s unique hurricane storm window system attaches to the inside of a building’s existing glass. In doing so, the Thermolite system not only prevents glass from shattering into the building, but also prevents wind, debris and water from entering – all of which can cause both injury and substantial property damage.

THE IMPORTANCE OF STORM WINDOWS DURING SUPER

STORMS AND HURRICANES

It is no secret that hurricanes and tropical storms can cause devastating damage to a community.

W…