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This pre-solicitation notice describes an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity multiple award construction contract opportunity for the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Mid-Atlantic region. The contract has a one-year base period and four one-year options with a total estimated value of $249 million to be awarded across no more than five contracts. The initial task order involves the design and construction of a bachelor enlisted quarters facility at Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, Virginia with an estimated cost between $25-100 million. Offerors must submit a bid guarantee of at least 20% of the largest potential award amount up to $3 million with the proposal. The request for proposal will be issued on December 15, 2017 via the Navy Electronic Commerce Online website. Interested parties should register to receive any solicitation amendments or changes.
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P-995 MCSFR Bachelor Enlisted Quarters 1380460
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, Va.
PART 3 - CHAPTER 4 - Page 1
4.0X BUILDING REQUIREMENTS
4.1X Space Tabulation
Square footage provided for individual rooms in 4.1 “Space Tabulation” are the minimum required. Below is a list of desired additional square footage. The objective is to provide spaces which will improve the quality of life while not exceeding the gross building area listed in 4.1 “Space Tabulation.” The additional areas / half scope clarifications were achieved via NAVFAC Engineering Construction Bulletins (ECB 2010-01) and (ECB 2010-04).
The list is subject to change upon review at the CDW.
1. Increase minimum corridor width from 5’-4” clear to 6’-0” clear.
2. Any area remaining shall be allocated towards a covered roof portico at the entrance or covered patio at the
Multi-Purpose patio area.
"Areas provided below are subject to change based on input from users during Concept Design Workshop (CDW).
PART 3 - CHAPTER 4 - Page 2
4.2 Space Relationships
Interior Design: Spatial organization shall incorporate functionality, aesthetics, safety and sustainability. A clearly defined signage package shall be incorporated throughout the interior space to create visual interest and enhance aesthetics. Follow the UFC 3-120-01 for Signage and way-finding components. Architectural plan numbering and way finding signage numbering will be similar and will be designed to assist occupants, personnel and visitors navigate throughout the facility.
The building shall be arranged vertically with all building common elements provided on the ground and first floor, including entrances, vestibules, quarter area, staff office, public restroom facilities, janitor closet, multi-purpose room, gaming room, multi-media room, laundry, vending, elevator and elevator equipment room, stairs and associated mechanical and electrical support spaces.
The main Entrance and staff operations shall be located central to the facility.
Staff operations shall include a Barrack Manager’s Office, Duty Bunk. The Barrack Manager Office shall be adjacent to an open check-in counter with a preferred location within the Multi-Purpose Area. The check-in counter shall have direct visual access to the following areas to monitor user activities: Entrance, Multi-Purpose Area and
Laundry Room.
PART 3 - CHAPTER 4 - Page 3
Public Spaces (Multi-Purpose, Laundry, Vending and Recycling) shall be located on the first floor. These rooms shall also be located within close proximity of vertical circulation and building main entrance. An outdoor patio area with seating shall be located adjacent to Multi-Purpose Room.
The BEQ shall be designed around enclosed interior Corridors. Corridors shall extend away from, but within close walking proximity to the public areas. When corridors are longer than 40 feet in length, provide visual breaks to avoid
“tunnel” effects such as (but not limited to), variation in corridor widths, change in corridor direction, recessed room entry or corridor path angle. Other interior enhancements such as change of color / material at floors, walls, use of soffits and recessed down lights are also encouraged.
Locate mechanical, electrical and communication support spaces as necessary to support the systems throughout the building. The main Mechanical Room which houses large equipment shall be located on the first floor, with immediate access outside. Locate the Electrical and Telecom on the First Floor. Provide direct outside access in the Electrical
Room. Additional smaller Mechanical Rooms (ex. air handling equipment) may be located on other floors as required.
If mechanical equipment is located in the attic space and will require maintenance or repair, access shall be provided by a full stair meeting all OSHA and applicable code requirements.
PART 3 - CHAPTER 4 - Page 4
4.2 Bubble Diagrams
FIRST FLOOR
direct access
CORRIDOR
JANITOR
ROOM
ENTRANCE
PLAZA
LOBBY
SERVICE
COMMUNICATING
STAIR
BEDROOM MODULES
(USMC 2+0)
ELEVATOR
EQUIPMENT
ELEVATOR
STAIR #3
STAIR #2
MAIN
MECHANICAL
ELECTRICAL
TELCOM.
HOUSE
KEEPING
FIRE
PROTECTION
VEST.
NORTH PARKING
PART 3 - CHAPTER 4 - Page 5
SECOND FLOOR
Clear line of slight
STAIR
#1
EXIT
EXIT
STAIR
#2
COMM.
EXIT
#3
RM
ELECT.
JAN.
ELEV.
LAUNDRY
MULTI
PURPOSE
RM
PARADE
FIELD
ENTRY
PLAZA
VEST.
LOBBY
CORRIDOR
ADMIN.
OFFICE
TOILET
BUNK
QUARTER
DECK
LOUNGE
VEND’G
RECYC’G
PREP.
KIT.
GAMING
MULTI
MEDIA
UNISEX
TOILET
UNISEX
TOILET
PART 3 - CHAPTER 4 - Page 6
THIRD FLOOR
TELCOM
. RM
#2
CORRIDOR STAIR
ELEV.
STAIR
#1
STORAGE
PART 3 - CHAPTER 4 - Page 7
FOURTH FLOOR
4.3 Exterior Character
The exterior character of the building shall complement / match the existing adjacent structures and newly constructed
Regimental Headquarter and Bachelor Enlisted Quarters. The architectural character shall be developed using guidance in Part 3, Chapter 2 (Paragraphs 2.3.1-7 and 2.4 of this RFP), and be developed to provide an exterior that is compatible with the institutional buildings on NWS Yorktown, while providing a timeless, rational and life-cycle cost effective design. The multi- story design shall be appropriate for a mid-rise residential building, using quality materials, which are durable and easily maintained.
SECONDARY
MECHANICAL
#2
CORRIDOR STAIR
ELEV.
STAIR
#1
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