MAHG171095 Repair Stennis Hall Charette.pdf

100% Submittal (Revised)

FACILITY SUSTAINMENT, RESTORATION, AND MODERNIZATION (FSRM) PLANNING

CHARRETTE REPORT (CCR)

Repair Stennis Hall B1002 (100% Submittal)

Keesler AFB, Biloxi, MS

MAHG171095

06/18/2021 (Revised 8/23/2021)

Civil Engineering

Point of Contact:

George Reed, AIA 228-377-5823 george.reed.6.ctr@us.af.mil mailto:george.reed.6.ctr@us.af.mil

1.0 Introduction

This document provides the Facility Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (FSRM) Planning Charrette Report (CCR) for the Repair Stennis Hall B1002 project at Keesler AFB, Biloxi, MS.

The primary purpose of the CCR is to develop a project scope and costs as well as to provide conceptual design programming documentation in preparation for possible submission for project approval; DD Form 1391. It also provides the designer a basis for understanding the project requirements and establishes a framework for project execution.

The PCR development was accomplished by Allred Stolarski Architects, PA. Key participants included in developing this document included:

Major Vernise Hunter – 333rd TRS Major Rosa Koenig – 333rd TRS Claudette Johnson – 333rd TRS 2nd Lt. Joseph Goddard – 333rd TRS James Neal – 333rd TRS Ted Dyer – KAFB 81st CES Nicky Brown – 81st TRSS Curtis Rucker – 81st TRSS Tony Jo Matheu – 81st CS Michael Harshbarger – KAFB BOS/CGOH

Mark Groves – KAFB BOS/CE Charles Yates – KAFB BOS/CE George Reed – KAFB BOS/CE Doug Walker, PE - KAFB BOS/CE John Stolarski, AIA – Allred Stolarski Architects Chad Moore, PE – Engineering Resource Group Travis James – Engineering Resource Group Greg Wyrosdick – Welcon Electrical Consultants Michael Costelli – Simpkins & Costelli Maddie Pettry – Simpkins & Costelli

The project scope and costs are described below and in the Appendix. The Form 1391 is provided in Appendix A.

The following is a summary of the basic project information:

Project Name: Repair Stennis Hall B1002 Project Number: MAHG171095 Installation: Keesler AFB Requiring Command: AETC Host Command: AETC Fiscal Year (FY) Planned: FY23 Category Code(s): 171-623 Proposed Acquisition Method: DBB Status of Design: Unfunded A&E Design requirement Design Agent: Base Construction Agent: Base

2.0 Project Description

2.1 General Description

Stennis Hall (B1002) is a 113,800 SF two story facility with concrete and steel structure that has been in use for over 35 years. Through its service, the facility has had mission areas and functions adjusted through a series of renovations. The main function of the building is to provide both officer and enlisted cyberspace training and skills development. In addition, the facility users are responsible for overseeing the development and advancement of this technical training for all Air Force operations across the globe. The facility is comprised of numerous training classrooms, with both recess and above slab access computer flooring, offices, conference room, auditoriums/briefing room, data center, communications rooms and mechanical & electrical areas. The building is divided in to secure and non-secure areas with like kind spaces in each area.

It has been reported and documented prior to this contract that the HVAC has had several renovations over the years. It is evident that each renovation did not address or correct issues from previous renovations which has caused some areas to be under served. Additionally, major portions of the system have outlived their service life, specifically the chillers and pumps. A new cooling tower was recently installed. However, a new generator project already planned for the facility will not serve the HVAC which leaves the facility sensitive equipment in danger of overheating, especially in the Data Center. Computer Room A Conditioning (CRAC) units are utilized in all classroom and some current office areas. Some units have been abandoned, and in other locations, some have been removed without replacing their supplemental volume. Multiple HVAC, Electrical and Fire Protection system renovations over the years require as-built assessment to be pieced together several decades of drawings. Additionally, several of the previously mentioned renovations abandoned utilities in place such as fire suppression, electrical conduit and cable, piping and ductwork.

The Users wish to provide the students with an updated, functional facility in line with their technical mission. At present, the non-secure areas contain several classroom and office spaces that appear to be under-utilized and/or for catch-all storage.

The facility is centrally located on the Base, on block to the east of the flight line. See Figure 01, Vicinity Map, for location of the project site. See Figure 02, Project Site Map, which illustrates the project site location and surrounding area. Documentation photographs of the existing facility are included in Appendix C of this document.

2.2 Current Situation

Due to COVID protocols, the facility is currently being lightly used by Airmen with several students, Officers and staff working virtually. The facility houses a new class of airmen every two weeks. When the facility is at full capacity with current class loads, that are up to 500 people in the building at once (250 per floor). However, per current code, the occupant load of the building is over 700 occupants. With the training program estimated to grow to exceed 1,000 students, utilization of all areas of the facility will need to be achieved to house all students and faculty. Scheduling of facilities will need to be reviewed as well to stagger occupancy over the course of the day.

The HVAC system is a four-pipe system with two 315-ton chillers and two recently replaced cooling towers. Heating of the facility is provided by two 725 MBH Boilers which were installed within the last five years. Supplemental cooling in raised access floor classroom and office spaces is provided by CRAC units also connected to the chill water loop. The system does not appear to be balanced with regard to total hvac loading of the building. It is a possibility that the supplemental air provided is keeping the main hvac system from operating at full efficiency. The building is not accessible with regards to accessible routes, drinking fountains or restroom accommodations.

2.3 Impact if Not Provided

If the facility remains in its existing condition, the building will continue to use excess energy due to its inefficient building systems, yet still be an uncomfortable building to occupy.

Additionally, the inability to adequately condition the Data Center if one of the existing chillers malfunctions or if the facility faces a power outage could potentially be detrimental to the mission of the facility and its occupants. Handicapped accessibility to the facility remains a liability if left unaddressed.

2.5 Cost Estimate

The cost estimate herein has been developed using historical bid data of recent projects of similar scope and complexity. In addition, we have utilized current RS Means online estimating/pricing data to cross reference unit costs. To be conservative, the regional modifiers was not utilized or considered in the development of the estimate. Additionally, it is noted that this project will require Davis-Bacon wage rates.

2.6 Concept Sketches

The drawings included in Appendix B document the existing condition floor plans and elevations of Stennis Hall. Additionally, conceptual demolition floor plans and renovation floor plans and elevations are provided. The conceptual design presented shall be in accordance with AFAN 32-1084; more specifically AFRS Cat Group 17 – CC171621 Technical Training Classrooms and the Controlled Facility Guidance DoDM 5105.21-V2 & ICD/ICS 705 Tech Specs. Repairs and renovations to the facility will comply with UFC’s 01-200-01, 01-200-02 and AFI 32-1020.

FIGURE 01: VICINITY MAP

FIGURE 02: PROJECT SITE MAP

STENNIS HALL (B1002)

3.0 Scope Analysis

3.1 Cost and Scope Thresholds

Item Value Remarks Project Program Amount

(PA)

$5,200,000 Report PA per AFI 32-1032

Maintenance EEIC 521xx

$0 No work in this classification

Repair (Sustainment) EEIC 524xx

$5,200,000 Partial replacement & upgrades to existing HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical & Comm Systems, Upgrade flooring & finishes, renovate restrooms to meet accessibility requirements, renovate building entrance areas to meet accessibility requirements.

Repair (Restoration & Modernization) EEIC 522xx

$0 No work in this classification

Minor Construction EEIC 529xx

$0 No work in this classification

Plant Replacement Value

(PRV)

$45,885,566 Per 1391

PA / PRV ratio 11.3% Ratio is below 50%

Estimated Replacement Cost (ERC)

$45,250,000

PA / ERC ratio 97% Existing Building Area, Gross

113,800SF

Size of Addition, Gross N/A N/A Addition/Existing Ratio N/A

3.2 User and Facility Requirements

Requirements Remarks

GENERAL

As-Built Drawings As-built drawings of the original building and subsequent renovations have been provided for reference. Accuracy of as-built drawings vary from conditions in the field in some areas with regards to HVAC and Fire Protection. Documents have been helpful in documenting the facility and developing conceptual drawings.

Site Accessibility Concerns

Contractors/Sub-contractors will be required to gain access to Base to complete this Work. Additional time will be required in General Conditions to administer/gain base access for workers.

Construction Security Contractors/Sub-contractors will be required to gain access to Base as well as obtain secure area clearance to complete this Work.

Additional time will be required in General Conditions to administer/gain base access for workers. Site laydown will need to be completely fenced in during construction.

Temporary user space/ Project phasing

There is no additional space on Base for users to utilize during construction that allows their mission to continue. Project will require detailed phasing to allow users to remain running on one floor while the other floor is renovated and vice versa.

Facility Addition N/A

Allied Support Requirements

N/A

SITE, CIVIL, AND

GEOTECHNICAL

Existing Site Conditions Existing site conditions consist of an open grassed landscape perimeter with existing mature trees and shrubs adjacent to building, concrete sidewalks and pavement adjacent to the existing building with users parking to the east of the facility. Mechanical equipment is located at the southeast corner of the building on elevated steel frames.

Facility Siting Site laydown will need to be completely fenced in during construction.

Removals/Demolition Concrete walkways leading to entrances, especially off the east parking shall be removed and replaced to meet ADA guidelines.

Geotechnical Report N/A

Special soil conditions N/A

Roads and Drives N/A

Vehicle Parking Relocate north ADA parking spaces to be grouped on south side of main building entrance and level out asphalt parking in this area.

Site Work Concrete walkways leading to entrances, especially off the east parking shall be removed and replaced to meet ADA guidelines. A new concrete access ramp is to be installed to provide accessible access to the building.

Grading & Storm Water There are no known drainage issues based on reports received by base personnel in the project kickoff meeting.

UTILITIES

Water Distribution No known work to site utilities currently, nor is any anticipated.

Sanitary Sewer No known work to site utilities currently, nor is any anticipated.

Natural Gas No known work to site utilities currently, nor is any anticipated.

Electrical. Lighting, Communications, Fire Alarm, and Generator/UPS

There is (1) existing medium voltage transformers which service the facility at 480/277 volt, and several dry-type transformers throughout the facility that provide power for receptacle and miscellaneous loads at 120/208 volt. The site utility transformer appears to be in satisfactory shape and appropriately sized for renovation scope of work. It is anticipated this transformer will remain for the renovation project, but further investigation will be performed to verify size and conditions.

Exterior Communications N/A

Cathodic Protection N/A

ARCHITECTURAL

REQUIREMENTS

Air Force Corporate Facility Standards (AFCFS)

Exterior upgrades to fenestration and materials shall be in keeping with the vernacular materials in use and as described in the Keesler Air Force Base design standards.

Air Force Standard Designs

Air Force Corporate Facilities Standards and Standard Designs shall be incorporated into the final design wherever possible and/or applicable.

Installation Facilities Standards (IFS)

Keesler Air Force Base Design Standards

Space Requirement Analysis

The conceptual design presented shall be in accordance with AFI 32-1084; more specifically AFRS Cat Group 17 –

CC171621.

Finishes (exterior walls, interior walls, ceilings)

Existing exterior structure finish is precast exposed aggregate concrete panels. Panel joint sealants and backer rod are recommended to be replaced. This scope is not included in the 1391 project scope so therefore should be looked at being addressed in a separate project.

SECURE AREA Existing secure areas in use have been modified and expanded over the facilities history. A review of the construction of the perimeter of these areas and their building systems will be conducted to ensure the spaces meet UFC 4-010-05, AFRS Cat Group 17 – CC171621 Technical Training Classrooms and the Controlled Facility Guidance DoDM 5105.21-V2 & ICD/ICS 705 Tech Specs.

There are no restrooms are within the secure area of the facility. Users within the secure area must exit the secure area to use the restroom. It was proposed to renovate two restrooms on each floor to provide access to restrooms from the secure areas. Janitorial service to these areas would need to be escorted with the same SOP utilized at McClellan Hall.

This scope is not included in the 1391 project scope so therefore should be looked at being addressed in a separate project.

Perimeter walls of the secure areas are to be fully assessed against the above guidance to meet the construction of “Wall A – Standard Acoustic Wall” and renovated where needed to comply. Similarly, any HVAC penetration shall be renovated to meet the requirements of a “Typical Perimeter Air (Z) Duct Penetration”. Penetrations are to be kept to a minimum. Additionally, walls are to be renovated to meet Radio Frequency (RF) Protection.

Sound Attenuation Sound attenuation ducting shall be used in the large halls.

Elevators The existing elevator has hydraulic leak and parts are difficult to obtain.

The elevator shall be refurbished in keeping with current base standards.

Correction of Architectural Barriers Act (ABA) Deficiencies

Several entrance thresholds need to be corrected to provide access into building, be it by adding new thresholds or providing a ramp/landing at exterior entrances. None of the existing restroom facilities fully meet ADA/ABA. Computer Access Flooring on slab should be removed to eliminate 6” step into these spaces to make classrooms accessible to all users.

State Historical Preservation Office Review

Stennis Hall does not appear in a search of the MDAH and National Landmark listings.

STRUCTURAL

Foundation Existing structure is a two story, concrete and steel framed building on shallow foundations. No evidence of settlement was noted at initial inspection.

Roof The existing acrylic fluid applied roof system is to remain.

Structure New accordion partitions will be installed between several classrooms requiring supplemental steel framing above to existing structure for support.

- Modification/increase in loads

No additional roof loads are anticipated at this time.

- Structural Repairs No significant repairs are known to exist at this time; minor structural repairs due to new work will be encountered.

- Seismic Evaluation Required

UFC 3-310-04 was cancelled in 2016 and IBC 2015 was adopted.

Stennis Hall is a Risk Category III for an (assumed) Site Class D and a Seismic Design Category B and is therefore, is exempt from replacement or evaluation.

MECHANICAL &

PLUMBING SYSTEMS

It is recommended that the existing mechanical and plumbing systems be replaced in their entirety (except the two cooling towers, two condensing boilers, and potentially Variable Air Volume (VAV) boxes).

System equipment and components are in poor condition and beyond their service lives.

It is recommended that the new air distribution systems be comprised of high-performance VAV air distribution systems.

It is recommended that both 315 centrifugal chillers be replaced. Size shall be confirmed during the design phase. The chilled water distribution system including pumps and piping is recommended to be replaced.

There are two (2) new existing cooling towers that are in excellent condition and recommended to be remain. The capacity of the existing cooling towers will be evaluated based on the cooling load calculations to confirm they have adequate capacity.

The facility heating has by two (2) existing 725 MBH boilers that have a manufactured date of 2017 Boilers appear to be in good condition and should be considered for reuse. The heating water distribution system including pumps and piping is recommended to be replaced.

An analysis will be conducted to determine if the existing Computer Room Units serving the training classrooms can be removed and served by the new DX stand-alone air distribution system.

It is recommended that the Computer Room Units serving the existing data center be replaced.

The existing Energy Management and Control System (EMCS) was recently upgraded. It is recommended that all EMCS components be remain and any system upgrades/renovations utilize this system to the greatest extent practicable.

All drinking fountains are recommended to be replaced with non-filtered, ADA compliant “hi-low” fountains with bottle fillers.

HVAC system or component modifications

The following HVAC systems are recommended to be replaced.

• Water cooled chillers.

• Chilled water pumps, converted to a primarily-only variable flow system.

• Chilled water piping system.

• Heating water pumps, converted to a primary-only variable flow system.

• Heating water piping system.

• VAV Air Handling Units (AHUs). Replace with new unis and incorporate the ASHRAE Guideline 36-2018 sequences of operation.

• Computer room unit serving the existing data center.

Replace VAV boxes as they are original to the building. Some existing locations may be relocated/repositioned to maximize access for maintenance purposes.

- Unusual ventilation N/A

- Special heating/cooling loads

IT/Comm and Data Center spaces will be provided with dedicated HVAC systems to provide 24/7 operation.

- Temp/humidity control Building temperature and humidity control will be provided by the new VAV systems. VAV air distribution systems inherently provide superb humidity control when controlled in conjunction with the building pressure and space temperature.

The HVAC systems will be designed to maintain the indoor conditions as specified in UFC 3-410-01.

Plumbing system or component modifications

All plumbing fixtures are recommended to be replaced. Low water consumption fixtures will be specified.

FIRE PROTECTION

REQUIREMENTS

The existing fire suppression system is an automatic wet pipe fire sprinkler system in accordance with UFC 3-600-01. A Fire Protection Design Analysis should be conducted to determine the required updates and fire sprinkler system modifications. The analysis will consider the existing sprinkler system and all modifications made to the protected areas. Sprinkler system performance requirements will be determined based on hydraulic analysis of water demand. This scope is not included in the project 1391. Should fire protection renovation be deemed necessary, the PA for this project will need to be revisited.

Category of Work The existing automatic wet pipe fire sprinkler system will be modified in accordance with UFC 3-600-01.

Fire Safety Deficiencies (FSDs)

And Corrective Action Plans (CAPs)

Existing utilities are to be shut-off and/or purged prior to demo.

Contact the base fire department for hot works permits. Obtain signed dig permits prior to work. Notify base fire department of any blocked access areas All contractor workers shall be knowledgeable of Keesler Emergency procedures. Notify base fire department when project construction is complete for site visit and any document signatures.

Contractor shall notify/request Vectrus sprinkler and fire alarm technicians perform final check-outs, including applicable sprinkler hydrostatic testing. All current fire and life safety UFC’s/NFPA’s/AFI’s codes shall be applicable and followed.

Changes to facility egress N/A

Changes to occupant density

Proposed changes will not change intended use of the spaces.

However, due to new codes the occupant loading will increase significantly from 1985 design.

Facility houses Mission- Support or Mission- Essential Equipment

This facility does not contain equipment that would trigger any additional fire protection requirements per ETL 01-18.

Hangar N/A

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

Primary Power Services The existing electrical service laterals appear to be the original installation. The main electrical room houses the largest electrical service equipment, and there are electrical rooms located in all quadrants of the building on each floor. There are motor control centers (MCCs) in larger mechanical rooms to provide electrical service for pumps and mechanical equipment. The “quadrant” electrical rooms have 480V panels servicing equipment, each has (1-

2) dry-type transformers, and (1-2) 120/208V panels. In addition, there are numerous 120/208V distribution panels in all quadrants of the building, which provide service feeders for 120/208V branch panels in many of the classrooms. The new design will replace all incoming service laterals for the electrical service entrance into the main electrical room. Branch service distribution will be reviewed and will remain where adequate. Many of the existing panels are an obsolete series and were installed as part of the original building construction. These panels will be replaced. Existing dry-type transformers will be reviewed for size, age, and function.

Transformers will be replaced as deemed necessary or where they have reached their useful life expectancy. 120/208V sub panels will be added where necessary to accommodate additional branch circuits in classrooms.

Interior Electrical Many of the classrooms will receive additional branch circuits to accommodate additional computer stations to allow for 5 cpu’s per station. New receptacles will be added where necessary for additional workstations or convenience power.

Communications systems for the entire facility will be reviewed and coordinated with the end users. There are currently a minimum of (5) networks being used in the classrooms and throughout the facility.

Lighting Existing lighting throughout the facility is generally all new LED and was recently replaced during renovation. All existing areas that did not have lighting previously upgraded, will receive new LED lights.

Lightning Protection The existing facility does not appear to have any lightning protection systems. New design will include proper grounding for the electrical service, lightning protection, communications systems, building steel, water service entrance pipes, etc. as required. Transient Voltage Surge Suppression units will be included throughout all electrical systems to protect sensitive equipment. This scope is not included in the project 1391, the PA for this project will need to be revisited to include this scope.

RPIE Generators The existing facility has a small generator that provides power for life safety and security system only. Adding a new generator is recommended to provide backup power for HVAC units in critical comm areas and network equipment rooms in support of the buildings mission. The new unit should be sized to allow for the systems to run long enough to allow for proper shutdown at a minimum. At a minimum, the power system should be renovated to allow for the connection of a temporary genset trailered to the building exterior with an manual transfer switch. Additionally, an uninterruptable power source (UPS) for all computer networks was discussed to be added to the facility in the future. This scope is not included in the project 1391, the PA for this project will need to be revisited should this scope be deemed necessary to be included in this project.

Special user requirements N/A

ANTITERRORISM /

FORCE PROTECTION

Current number of occupants: 500 (reported) Current occupancy level: Primary Gathering Planned number of occupants: 1,000 (anticipated) Planned occupancy level: Primary Gathering

UFC 4-010-01

Antiterrorism Minimum Standards; project scope requires full mandatory compliance

No ATFP triggers are met with this renovation. Renovation ratio is well below 50% and Occupancy does not change. ATFP upgrades are not required for this project.

- Unique Occupancy Factors

N/A

- Standoff Distances N/A

- Window or Glazed Door Replacement

N/A

- HVAC replacement or upgrade

Emergency shut-off switches for the HVAC system, per UFC 4-010-0;

ATFP Section 3-19, located such that the travel distance to the nearest shutoff switch shall not be in excess of 200 ft. Shutoff switch shall be well labeled and of a different color than the alarm pull station.

The low leakage dampers will have maximum leakage rates of 3 cfm/square foot and will be located at the building envelope as close as possible. Outside air intake shall be a minimum of 10’ above adjacent grade.

- Mass Notification System (MNS)

Fire Alarm systems and mass notification systems have been recently replaced throughout the facility. Existing fire alarm systems will remain.

Antiterrorism or Force Protection Requirements beyond Minimum AT Standards

N/A

SUSTAINABILTY

UFC 1-200-02, HPSB

Requirements

Project shall be designed to meet all applicable UFC directives, as well as IBC 2018 and current energy codes.

Compliance with AF SDD Implementing Guidance Memorandum

This project shall be designed to comply with the AF SDD Implementing Guidance memo.

Third-Party Certification N/A

ENVIRONMENTAL

REQUIREMENTS AND

HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES

Environmental Permitting Required

New generator to be installed will require an air permit modification.

Hazardous Materials Remediation

N/A

Environmental Impact Analysis Process (EIAP)

DESIGN AND

ACQUISITION OF

UNFUNDED

Furniture Fixtures and Equipment (FF&E) Acquisition

N/A

Existing FF&E Reuse N/A

Non-RPIE Communications Acquisition

Design to provide conduits and cabling. Base IT to complete terminations and installation of devices, switches, racks…etc.

Non-RPIE Generators/UPS/other backup power storage or capability

N/A

Raised Access Flooring Existing above slab raised access flooring is to be removed and new flooring to be installed on slab. Existing recessed access flooring is to remain.

TEMPEST / HEMP / RF

Shielding

All cabling installed is to be shielded.

Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)

Existing intrusion detection system is to remain.

Closed Circuit TV N/A

Other User Equipment, Including Special Computer Systems or Support

Existing computer systems are to remain.

3.3 User Equipment

3.4 Hazardous Substances

Hazardous Substances Y / N / Unknown

Remarks (date of last survey)

Asbestos N Lead Based Paint N

PCB N

Radon N IRP Sites N Toxic industrial waste N Radiological N Heavy Metals N Ozone Depleting Substances (refrigerants)

N

Medical gases N

Known Abatement Considerations Y / N /

Unknown Remarks

Asbestos N Lead Based Paint N

PCB N

Radon N Hazardous Waste (RCRA) N Heavy Metals N Aqueous Film-Forming Foam (AFFF) N

3.5 Approvals/Exemptions/Waivers

APPENDICIES

A. DD Form 1391 Draft and 100% Cost Estimate B. Flood Map of Keesler Air Force Base C. Existing Conditions, Demolition and Renovation Floor Plans and Existing Elevations

APPENDIX A:

DD Form 1391 Draft and Cost Estimate

DD FORM 1391, DEC 99 Previous editions are obsolete Page No 1

1. COMPONENT

AETC

FY 2023 PROJECT DATA

2. DATE

3. INSTALLATION AND LOCATION

KEESLER AIR FORCE BASE

KEESLER AFB SITE #1

MISSISSIPPI

4. PROJECT TITLE:

REPAIR STENNIS HALL B.1002

5. PROGRAM ELEMENT

22178

6. CATEGORY CODE

171-623

7. PROJECT NUMBER

MAHG171095

8. PROJECT COST ($000)

$5,200

9. COST ESTIMATE

ITEM UOM QTY UNIT

COST

COST ($000)

PRIMARY FACILITIES

REPAIR

ARCHITECTUAL SF 60,000 $24.80 $1,488

ELECTRICAL SF 60,000 $8.27 $496

MECHANICAL SF 115,000 $22.78 $2,620

DEMOLITION SF 60,000 $5.93 $356

PLUMBING SF 2,173 $23.01 $50

ELEVATOR REPAIR SF 59 $1,525.42 $90

CYBERSECURITY (2.5%) LS $115

Total Primary Facility Repair Cost $5,125

Sub Total REPAIR $5,215

TOTAL REPAIR (Rounded) $5,200

TOTAL PROJECT COST [match block 8] $5,200

Design-Bid-Build Design Costs 6% $312

This project will be executed as a Design Bid Build project. Project is not designed.

This estimate is based on a 0% complete design as of 2020.

Note: This project is planned for execution in FY 2023. Costs as shown represent an escalation factor of 1.08% per year from FY2020 costs.

8/23/2021

DD FORM 1391, DEC 99 Previous editions are obsolete Page No 2

AETC

FY 2023 PROJECT DATA

2. DATE

3. INSTALLATION AND LOCATION

KEESLER AIR FORCE BASE

KEESLER AFB SITE #1

MISSISSIPPI

4. PROJECT TITLE:

REPAIR STENNIS HALL B.1002

5. PROGRAM ELEMENT

22178

6. CATEGORY CODE

171-623

7. PROJECT NUMBER

MAHG171095

8. PROJECT COST ($000)

$5,200

10. DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED WORK: REPAIR

Repair finishes, HVAC, plumbing fixtures, and electrical demands in the entire facility. Remove and replace existing chill water pump and piping; return and make-up air dampers for air handling units; supply and return ducts, registers, and grilles to match existing interior layout of the building. Install re-heat piping, VAV boxes, and Direct Digital Controls to provide adequate temperature and humidity conditions to standards. Rework all bathroom facilities, replace interior finishes, including carpeting where necessary, acoustical ceilings, lighting fixtures and electrical supply for technical classrooms. Repair elevator and elevator equipment. Facility is a permanent constructed facility and will comply with the DoD Unified Criteria (UFC) 1-200-01, General

Building Requirements. Sustainable principles, to include life cycle cost-effective practices, will be integrated into the design development, and construction of the project in accordance with UFC 1-200-02.

11. REQUIREMENT

A facility that promotes efficient year long educational training. Stennis Hall is a cyber training facility for secure activities. The facility must provide sufficient conditioned space to accomplish training mission.The space must be climatically conducive to learning and must support heat sensitive equipment, including, CPUs, Laptops, printers, monitors and other heat sensitive equipment. Repairs to the facility are not tenant driven and will comply with AFI32-1020. .

CURRENT SITUATION & IMPACT

Stennis Hall has been modified many times in the past few years in order to accomodate the rapidly increasing requirement for

Cyber Training. While attempts have been made to provide appropriate space the original HVAC equipment was not designed for the heat load requirements of today's clssroom.Temperatures are not only not conducive to learning equipment needs and it is becoming increasingly difficult to keep the equipment operating efficiently. Cyber Ops classes in Stennis are delayed when servers and equipment fail due to high temperatures from inadequate HVAC. A chiller failed two times in CY18 which impacted eight classes of 16 students per class HVAC maintenance costs doubles between CY17 and CY18 from $12,600 to $28,013. The average student population is 250 students but the population of students is project to increase to a 1000 students by FY21. Facility system failures will continue to affect the student Airmen education. To replace the entire facility, construction cost is estimated around

$45,885,566. Repairs and renovation to the facility is about 11% of the replacement cost.

PROJECT

This project is to achieve a modern and updated facilty to promote learning and training for student airmen all year long. The students located in this facility must be provided with an area to properly train with secure activities. The improved facility will also be able to handle an increased student population which was significantly different when the facility.

ADDITIONAL

PROJECT COST: $5,200

SOURCE OF FUNDS: O&M

CONSTRUCTION AREA COST FACTOR: 0.96

PRICING DATA SOURCE: RS Means Cost Database 2020

EXECUTION AGENT: 81 CONS

ESTIMATED MILCON REPLACEMENT COST: $64,239,792

REPAIR-TO-REPLACEMENT RATIO: [$5,200/$64,240 =8%]

PLANT REPLACEMENT VALUE (PRV): [$45,885,566]

REPAIR-TO-PRV RATIO: $5,200/$45,886 =11%, used only for the AT compliance metric

REPAIR-TO-REPLACEMENT RATIO:

The total funded cost of $5,200 is 8% of the $64.2M estimated cost of a MILCON project to replace the facility.

In accordance with AF/A4C guidance, this repair project replaces less than 75% of the networked facility

COMPLIANCE STATEMENTS

DD FORM 1391, DEC 99 Previous editions are obsolete Page No 3

AETC

FY 2023 PROJECT DATA

2. DATE

3. INSTALLATION AND LOCATION

KEESLER AIR FORCE BASE

KEESLER AFB SITE #1

MISSISSIPPI

4. PROJECT TITLE:

REPAIR STENNIS HALL B.1002

5. PROGRAM ELEMENT

22178

6. CATEGORY CODE

171-623

7. PROJECT NUMBER

MAHG171095

8. PROJECT COST ($000)

$5,200

SEISMIC RULE:

Compliance with the seismic 30% repair-to-replacement ratio is not required. The scope of this project complies.

Compliance with the seismic 50% repair-to-replacement ratio is not required. The scope of this project complies.

ANTITERRORISM (AT) RULE:

Compliance with the AT 50% repair-to-PRV ratio is not required.

FIRE PROTECTION RULE:

Compliance with the 50% Fire Protection Rule is not required.

ECONOMIC ANALYSIS (EA) RULE:

This project’s programmed amount does not exceed both $2M and 75% of the estimated cost of a military construction project to replace the facility, therefore an economic analysis of alternatives is not needed.

FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT RULE:

This project does not fall within or partly within a 100-year flood plain.

STANDARD DESIGN:

This design shall conform to criteria established in the Air Force Corporate Facilities Standards (AFCFS), the Installation

Facilities Standards (IFS), and shall employ the standard facility design

RENTED OR LEASED FACILITY:

The facility in this project is not a rented or leased facility.

CERTIFICATION: I have reviewed this document and certify it is complete and accurate, and is compliant with appropriate statute(s) and instructions. I have validated the project’s primary and supporting costs and work classification. It has been fully coordinated with the user and other appropriate agencies and approved by the Installation Facility Board.

Robert T. Moseley III, GS-14, DAF

Deputy Base Civil Engineer, 81st Civil Engineer Squadron

Base Civil Engineer, Keesler AFB

(228) 377-9019

Repair Stennis Hall Keesler Air Force Base - Biloxi Mississippi 100% Planning Charette Estimate August 23, 2021

QUANTITY UNIT UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE

DIVISION 1 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Selective Demolition 113,800 S.F. $1.00 $113,800.00 Contractor General Conditions 18 Months $15,000.00 $270,000.00 Total 1 $383,800.00

DIVISION 2 - SITE WORK

None in this project

DIVISION 3 - CONCRETE

None in this project

DIVISION 4 - MASONRY

None in this project

DIVISION 5 - METALS

Metal Stud Framing 3,250 L.F. $25.00 $81,250.00 Total 5 $81,250.00

DIVISION 6 - WOOD & PLASTICS

Rough Carpentry 1 L.S. $60,000.00 $60,000.00 Finish Carpentry & Millwork 1 L.S. $120,000.00 $120,000.00 Total 6 $180,000.00

DIVISION 7 - THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION

Ceiling Sound Batts 113,800 S.F. $0.80 $91,040.00 Total 7 $91,040.00

DIVISION 8 - DOORS & WINDOWS

Finish Hardware

Exterior 8 Leaf $750.00 $6,000.00 Interior 5 Leaf $300.00 $1,500.00

Total - 8 $7,500.00

DIVISION 9 - FINISHES

Porcelain Ceramic Tile 4,250 S.F. $13.00 $55,250.00 Gypsum Board At Walls 350 S.F. $2.00 $700.00 Gypsum Board At Ceilings 1,500 S.F. $4.00 $6,000.00 Suspended Acoustical Ceiling Tile 113,800 S.F. $4.00 $455,200.00 Luxury Vinyl Tile 23,250 S.F. $8.00 $186,000.00 Static Dissipative Tile 10,500 S.F. $13.50 $141,750.00 Rubber Wall Base 5,000 L.F. $1.50 $7,500.00 Ceramic Tile Base 500 L.F. $10.00 $5,000.00 Stair Treads 1,200 L.F. $30.00 $36,000.00 Carpet 4,100 S.Y. $36.00 $147,600.00 Paint/Stain - Walls 200,000 S.F. $1.00 $200,000.00

Ceilings 5,000 S.F. $1.00 $5,000.00 Ext. HM Doors/Frame 5 EA. $125.00 $625.00 Int. Doors/Frame 150 EA. $90.00 $13,500.00

Total - 9 $1,260,125.00

DIVISION 10 - SPECIALTIES

Toilet Stalls 40 EA. $1,000.00 $40,000.00 H/C Toilet Stalls 8 EA. $1,000.00 $8,000.00 Fire Extinguishers 40 EA. $85.00 $3,400.00 Fire Extinguisher Cabinets 40 EA. $300.00 $12,000.00 Identifying Devices 1 L.S. $40,000.00 $40,000.00 Toilet Accessories

Mirrors 40 EA. $100.00 $4,000.00 Soap Disp. 70 EA. $90.00 $6,300.00 T.P. Holders 70 EA. $45.00 $3,150.00 P.T. Disp. 20 EA. $80.00 $1,600.00 Waste Recp. 20 EA. $195.00 $3,900.00 San. Nap. Disp. 20 EA. $375.00 $7,500.00 San. Nap. Recp. 20 EA. $175.00 $3,500.00 Coat Hooks 80 EA. $22.00 $1,760.00 Mop Holders 4 EA. $80.00 $320.00

Total -10 $135,430.00

DIVISION 11 - EQUIPMENT

None in this project

DIVISION 12 - FURNISHINGS

None in this project

DIVISION 14 - CONVEYING SYSTEMS

Passenger / Service Elevator (Refurbish Existing) 1 EA. $35,000.00 $35,000.00 Total -14 $35,000.00

DIVISION 15 - MECHANICAL

Plumbing Demolition 113,800 S.F. $0.15 $17,070.00 Plumbing Mobilization 1 L.S. $40,000.00 $40,000.00 Water Closets 30 EA. $1,000.00 $30,000.00 Urinals 20 EA. $1,000.00 $20,000.00 Lavatories 50 EA. $900.00 $45,000.00 Sinks 4 EA. $700.00 $2,800.00 Drinking Fountains (w/ Bottle Fillers) 8 EA. $1,850.00 $14,800.00 Mop Sinks 2 EA. $800.00 $1,600.00 Floor Drains 18 EA. $465.00 $8,370.00 Hose Bibbs 8 EA. $530.00 $4,240.00 Trap Primers 18 EA. $98.00 $1,764.00 Water Heaters 2 EA. $6,000.00 $12,000.00 Mixing Valves 2 EA. $1,225.00 $2,450.00 Piping Specialties 1 L.S. $4,500.00 $4,500.00 Sanitary Waste & Vent Piping 5,000 L.F. $25.00 $125,000.00 Domestic Water Piping 5,000 L.F. $50.00 $250,000.00 Natural Gas Piping 200 L.F. $30.00 $6,000.00 Piping Hook-ups 1 L.S. $2,750.00 $2,750.00 Backflow Preventer 1 EA. $1,250.00 $1,250.00 Gas Meter & Regulator 1 EA. $2,000.00 $2,000.00 Water Meter 1 EA. $2,000.00 $2,000.00 HVAC Demolition 113,800 S.F. $0.25 $28,450.00 HVAC Mobilization 1 L.S. $50,000.00 $50,000.00 Air Handling Units 8 EA. $43,000.00 $344,000.00 Water Cooled Chillers 2 EA. $275,000.00 $550,000.00

Primary CHW Pumps 2 EA. $9,000.00 $18,000.00 Secondary CHW Pumps 2 EA. $9,500.00 $19,000.00 Condenser Water Pumps 2 EA. $9,700.00 $19,400.00 HW Pumps 2 EA. $6,000.00 $12,000.00 VAV Boxes with Reheat 85 EA. $1,450.00 $123,250.00 Fans 5 EA. $3,000.00 $15,000.00 Unit Heaters 11 EA. $1,300.00 $14,300.00 Building Automation System 1 L.S. $300,000.00 $300,000.00 Variable Frequency Drives 8 EA. $4,750.00 $38,000.00 Expansion Tank, Air Separator, Piping Specialties 2 EA. $103,000.00 $206,000.00 Chemical Treatment Systems 2 EA. $18,500.00 $37,000.00 Black Steel CHW/CW/HW Piping 2,000 L.F. $75.00 $150,000.00 Copper CHW/HW Piping 3,000 L.F. $50.00 $150,000.00 Medium Pressure Ductwork 50,000 LBS $7.00 $350,000.00 Low Pressure Ductwork 115,000 LBS $4.00 $460,000.00 Air Distribution Devices 800 EA. $175.00 $140,000.00 Ductwork Insulation 1 L.S. $108,000.00 $108,000.00

TAB 1 L.S. $60,000.00 $60,000.00

Hangers & Supports 1 L.S. $50,000.00 $50,000.00 Ductwork Accessories 1 L.S. $75,000.00 $75,000.00 Modifications to Existing Wet Pipe Sprinkler System 113,800 S.F. $3.50 $398,300.00 Clean Agent Fire Suppression System 2 EA. $90,000.00 $180,000.00 Total -15 $4,489,294.00

DIVISION 16 - ELECTRICAL

Electrical Panel Replacement/Upgrades 16 EA. $5,136.00 $82,176.00 Electrical Dry-type Transformers 8 EA. $3,168.00 $25,344.00 Electrical Main Service Panel Upgrades 1 EA. $33,840.00 $33,840.00 MCC or Elec Panel for new Mech/Chiller 1 EA. $10,536.00 $10,536.00 Electrical Connections - Pumps & Equipment 4 EA. $1,968.00 $7,872.00 Electrical Connections - VAV's 30 EA. $984.00 $29,520.00 Electrical Connections - Elevator 1 EA. $1,584.00 $1,584.00 Feeder Wiring & Conduir 1 LOT $67,680.00 $67,680.00 Branch Circuit Wiring & Conduit 1 LOT $79,680.00 $79,680.00 Wiremold in Classrooms 24 EA. $3,936.00 $94,464.00 Data/Comm wiring for Classrooms 200,000 L.F. $0.90 $180,000.00 Network Racks 8 EA. $9,840.00 $78,720.00 Total -16 $691,416.00

SUBTOTAL DIVISIONS 1 THRU 16 $7,354,855.00

Contingencies (Per DD1391) @ 5.00% $367,742.75

SUBTOTAL $7,722,597.75

Supervision, Inspection & Overhead (per UFC 3-701-01) @ 5.70% $419,226.74

TOTAL ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COST BASE BID $8,141,824.49

OTHER PROJECT EXPENSES

A/E Fees (per UFC 3-701-01) @ 6.00% $488,509.47

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECT COST BASE BID* $8,630,333.95

* Note: This Planning Charette Estimate represents the Architect's best judgment of pricing based on current construction industry pricing and historical number data. Adjustment for cost escalation over time should be considered based on the timing of this project moving forward. The Architect does not have control over the cost of labor, materials, or equipment, over the Contractor's methods of determining bid prices, or over competitive bidding, market, or negotiating conditions. Architect cannot and does not warrant or represent that bids or negotiated prices to be received will not vary from any opinion of probable construction cost prepared herein.

APPENDIX B:

Flood Map of Keesler Air Force Base (Stennis Hall is located via pin, shown outside any Flood Zone)

APPENDIX C:

Existing Conditions, Demolition and Renovation Floor Plans and Existing Elevations

162 SF

146A

ELECTRICAL

713 SF

MECHANICAL

735 SF

OFFICE (4)

747 SF

CLASSROOM

747 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING

353 SF

STORAGE/BREAK AREA

190 SF

105B

SAFETY SECURITY

OFFICE

153 SF

105A

SAFETY SECURITY OFFICE

319 SF

105C

SAFETY SECURITY

OFFICE

318 SF

NAVY OFFICE

90 SF

104A

STOR.

172 SF

101A

ELECTRICAL

715 SF

MECHANICAL

1,409 SF

102/103

AUDITORIUM

204 SF

VACANT

243 SF

81 TSS (1)

71 SF

STOR.

75 SF

STOR. 247 SF

UCC

161 SF

140A

RESTROOM

223 SF

139A

UCC

129 SF

141A

UCC

130 SF

81 TSS OFFICE (2)

256 SF

140B

RESTROOM

266 SF

CYBER WARFARE OPERATIONS

OFFICE

306 SF

CYBER WAREFARE OPERATIONS IS

OFFICE

433 SF

BREAK/SNACK ROOM

1,303 SF

DATA CENTER

644 SF

INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSROOM

644 SF

INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSROOM

666 SF

STUDENTS NOT IN TRAINING

CLASSROOM

1,350 SF

STUDENTS NOT IN TRAINING

CLASSROOM

665 SF

INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSROOM

236 SF

CCS OFFICE

450 SF

CC OFFICE

277 SF

DO OFFICE

196 SF

153A

STORAGE

527 SF

81 TSS (4)

350 SF

154B

STORAGE

350 SF

LAB

1,240 SF

INSTRUCTOR

649 SF

A54A

STORAGE

243 SF

INSTRUCTOR OFFICE (2)

182 SF

A54C

OFFICE 66 SF

STOR.

720 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

677 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CAPSTONE CLASSROOM

597 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CAPSTONE CLASSROOM

752 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

255 SF

155B

RESTROOM

394 SF

SUB OFFICE

332 SF

CSS OFFICE

157 SF

155A

RESTROOM

578 SF

109A

SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

558 SF

CONFERENCE

755 SF

109B

SERVERS

789 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

636 SF

SERVERS

1,278 SF

111A

INSTRUCTOR STAFF

881 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

1,968 SF

CYBER COURSE TRAINING

NETWORK (4)

67 SF

STOR.

246 SF

CCTN OFFICE (3)

226 SF

CCTN OFFICE (4)

149 SF

CCTN STORAGE

874 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

838 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING

1,375 SF

111B

INSTRUCTOR STAFF

213 SF

BREAK/SNACK ROOM

249 SF

CYBER WARFARE OPERATIONS

CYBER DEV. COURSE

407 SF

CONF.

180 SF

LIBRARY

71 SF

MECH

227 SF

STORAGE

414 SF

MECHANICAL

526 SF

163A

ELECTRICAL

82 SF

163B

STORAGE

1,552 SF

MECHANICAL

646 SF

CYBER WAREFARE OPERATIONS

CLASSROOM

170 SF

120A

ELECTRICAL696 SF

MECHANICAL

642 SF

CLASSROOM

635 SF

CYBER WAREFARE OPERATIONS

CLASSROOM649 SF

CYBER WAREFARE OPERATIONS

CLASSROOM

151 SF

ENTRY

SECURE AREA

SECURE AREA PERIMETER HARDENED PARTITION

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TRAINING

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190 SF

105B

SAFETTY SECURITY

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153 SF

105A

SAFETY SECURITY OFFICE

319 SF

105C

SAFETY SECURITY

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318 SF

NAVY OFFICE

90 SF

104A

STOR.

172 SF

101A

ELECTRICAL

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MECHANICAL

1,409 SF

102/103

AUDITORIUM

204 SF

VACANT

243 SF

81 TSS (1)

71 SF

STOR.

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STOR. 247 SF

UCC

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140A

RESTROOM

223 SF

139A

UCC

129 SF

141A

UCC

130 SF

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5,796 SF

140A

RESTROOM

266 SF

CYBER WARFARE OPERATIONS

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306 SF

CYBER WAREFARE OPERATIONS IS

OFFICE

433 SF

BREAK/SNACK ROOM

1,303 SF

DATA CENTER

644 SF

INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSROOM

644 SF

INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSROOM

666 SF

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CLASSROOM

1,350 SF

STUDENTS NOT IN TRAINING

CLASSROOM

665 SF

INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSROOM

236 SF

CCS OFFICE

450 SF

CC OFFICE

277 SF

DO OFFICE

196 SF

153A

STORAGE

527 SF

81 TSS (4)

350 SF

154B

STORAGE

350 SF

LAB

1,240 SF

INSTRUCTOR

649 SF

A54A

STORAGE

243 SF

INSTRUCTOR OFFICE (2)

182 SF

A54C

OFFICE 66 SF

STOR.

720 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

677 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CAPSTONE CLASSROOM

597 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CAPSTONE CLASSROOM

752 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

5,796 SF

140A

RESTROOM

394 SF

SUB OFFICE

332 SF

CSS OFFICE

5,796 SF

140A

RESTROOM

578 SF

109A

SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

558 SF

CONFERENCE

755 SF

109B

SERVERS

789 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

636 SF

SERVERS

1,278 SF

111A

INSTRUCTOR STAFF

881 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

1,968 SF

CYBER COURSE TRAINING

NETWORK (4)

67 SF

STOR.

246 SF

CCTN OFFICE (3)

226 SF

CCTN OFFICE (4)

149 SF

CCTN STORAGE

874 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

838 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING

1,375 SF

111B

INSTRUCTOR STAFF

213 SF

BREAK/SNACK ROOM

249 SF

CYBER WARFARE OPERATIONS

CYBER DEV. COURSE

407 SF

CONF.

180 SF

LIBRARY

71 SF

MECH

227 SF

STORAGE

414 SF

MECHANICAL

526 SF

163A

ELECTRICAL

82 SF

163B

STORAGE

1,552 SF

MECHANICAL

646 SF

CYBER WAREFARE OPERATIONS

CLASSROOM

170 SF

120A

ELECTRICAL696 SF

MECHANICAL

642 SF

CLASSROOM

635 SF

CYBER WAREFARE OPERATIONS

CLASSROOM649 SF

CYBER WAREFARE OPERATIONS

CLASSROOM

151 SF

ENTRY

116 SF

COMM

40 SF

COMM

DEMOLITION GENERAL NOTES:

1. DEMO ALL ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL SYSTEMS CALLED TO BE REPLACED; PREP FOR NEW SYSTEMS

2. DEMO EXTERIOR DOORS & PREP OPENINGS TO RECEIVE NEW FRAMES AT MAIN ENTRIES

3. REMOVE ALL ACOUSTIC WALL PANELS THROUGHOUT FACILITY; PATCH & PREP WALL FOR PAINT

4. DEMO ALL RAISED COMPUTER FLOOR SYSTEMS (NOT INCLUSIVE OF RECESSED FLOORS); REROUTE ANY ELECTRICAL/DATA; PREP FOR NEW FLOOR

5. ALL EXISTING PLUMBING FIXTURES TO BE REMOVED DOWN TO SLAB, ANY EXISTING LINES TO REMAIN SHALL BE SCOPED AND JETTED PRIOR TO NEW INSTALLATION

6. ALL EXISTING ABANDONED ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL IS TO BE REMOVED

7. ALL EXISTING FLOORING AND CEILINGS ARE TO BE REMOVED

8. CLEAN AND PREP ALL WALLS FOR PAINT

9. ALL WALLS SHOWN DASHED ARE TO BE REMOVED

10. DEMO CONC ENTRY WALKS; PREP FOR NEW CONC WALK

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713 SF

MECHANICAL

735 SF

OFFICE (4)

747 SF

CLASSROOM

747 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING

353 SF

STORAGE/BREAK AREA

190 SF

105B

SAFETTY SECURITY

OFFICE

153 SF

105A

SAFETY SECURITY OFFICE

319 SF

105C

SAFETY SECURITY

OFFICE

318 SF

NAVY OFFICE

90 SF

104A

STOR.

172 SF

101A

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715 SF

MECHANICAL

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102/103

AUDITORIUM

204 SF

VACANT

243 SF

81 TSS (1)

71 SF

STOR.

75 SF

STOR. 247 SF

UCC 180 SF

140A

WOMEN

223 SF

139A

UCC

129 SF

141A

UCC

130 SF

81 TSS OFFICE (2) 200 SF

140B

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266 SF

CYBER WARFARE OPERATIONS

OFFICE

306 SF

CYBER WAREFARE OPERATIONS IS

OFFICE

433 SF

BREAK/SNACK ROOM

1,303 SF

DATA CENTER

644 SF

INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSROOM

644 SF

INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSROOM

666 SF

STUDENTS NOT IN TRAINING

CLASSROOM

1,350 SF

STUDENTS NOT IN TRAINING

CLASSROOM

665 SF

INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSROOM

236 SF

CCS OFFICE

450 SF

CC OFFICE

277 SF

DO OFFICE

196 SF

153A

STORAGE

527 SF

81 TSS (4)

350 SF

154B

STORAGE

350 SF

LAB

1,240 SF

INSTRUCTOR

649 SF

A54A

STORAGE

243 SF

INSTRUCTOR OFFICE (2)

182 SF

A54C

OFFICE 66 SF

STOR.

720 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

677 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CAPSTONE CLASSROOM

597 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CAPSTONE CLASSROOM

752 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

200 SF

155B

MEN

394 SF

SUB OFFICE

332 SF

CSS OFFICE

182 SF

155A

WOMEN

578 SF

109A

SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

558 SF

CONFERENCE

755 SF

109B

SERVERS

789 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

636 SF

SERVERS

1,278 SF

111A

INSTRUCTOR STAFF

881 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

1,968 SF

CYBER COURSE TRAINING

NETWORK (4)

67 SF

STOR.

246 SF

CCTN OFFICE (3)

226 SF

CCTN OFFICE (4)

149 SF

CCTN STORAGE

874 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING CLASSROOM

838 SF

UNDERGRADUATE CYBER

TRAINING

1,375 SF

111B

INSTRUCTOR STAFF

213 SF

BREAK/SNACK ROOM

249 SF

CYBER WARFARE OPERATIONS

CYBER DEV. COURSE

407 SF

CONF.

180 SF

LIBRARY

71 SF

MECH

227 SF

STORAGE

414 SF

MECHANICAL

526 SF

163A

ELECTRICAL

82 SF

163B

STORAGE

1,552 SF

MECHANICAL

646 SF

CYBER WAREFARE OPERATIONS

CLASSROOM

170 SF

120A

ELECTRICAL696 SF

MECHANICAL

642 SF

CLASSROOM

635 SF

CYBER WAREFARE OPERATIONS

CLASSROOM649 SF

CYBER WAREFARE OPERATIONS

CLASSROOM

151 SF

ENTRY

116 SF

COMM

40 SF

COMM

SECURE AREA

SECURE AREA HARDENED PARTITION

(TYPE "A" STANDARD ACOUSTIC PARTITION)

UNSECURE AREA

EXISTING PARTITION

RENOVATION PLAN LEGEND

NEW SECURE PARTITION

NEW PARTITION

RENOVATION GENERAL NOTES:

1. EXTEND HARDENED PARTITION WHERE REQUIRED TO CREATE SECURE PERIMETER AROUND SECURE AREAS

2. INSTALL NEW ADA COMPLIANT IMPACT RESISTANT ENTRY SYSTEMS

3. PAINT ALL WALLS THROUGHOUT FACILITY

4. INSTALL NEW FLOORING THOUGHOUT FACILITY

5. INSTALL NEW PLUMBING FIXTURES

6. INSTALL NEW ACOUSTIC CEILING SYSTEMS THOUGHOUT FACILITY

7. CONSTRUCT NEW WALLS AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS

8. INSTALL NEW ADA COMPLIANT ENTRY LANDINGS & WALKS AT MAIN ENTRANCES

9. INSTALL NEW ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL SYSTEMS AS DIRECTED IN NARRATIVE

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