19R9253 Amendment 0016.pdf

AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

15A. NAME AND TITLE OF SIGNER (Type or print)

30-105-04EXCEPTION TO SF 30

APPROVED BY OIRM 11-84

STANDARD FORM 30 (Rev. 10-83) Prescribed by GSA

FAR (48 CFR) 53.243

PPI responses

1. CONTRACT ID CODE PAGE OF PAGES

J 1 11

16A. NAME AND TITLE OF CONTRACTING OFFICER (Type or print)

16C. DATE SIGNED

BY 14-May-2020

16B. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA15C. DATE SIGNED15B. CONTRACTOR/OFFEROR

(Signature of Contracting Officer)(Signature of person authorized to sign)

8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR (No., Street, County, State and Zip Code) X N4008519R9253

X 9B. DATED (SEE ITEM 11)

15-Nov-2019

10B. DATED (SEE ITEM 13)

9A. AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION NO.

11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

X The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offer is extended, X is not extended.

Offer must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended by one of the following methods:

(a) By completing Items 8 and 15, and returning copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted;

or (c) By separate letter or telegram which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN

REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by telegram or letter, provided each telegram or letter makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA (If required)

13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS.

IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO. AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.

A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE

CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES (such as changes in paying office, appropriation date, etc.) SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(B).

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

D. OTHER (Specify type of modification and authority)

E. IMPORTANT: Contractor is not, is required to sign this document and return copies to the issuing office.

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

10A. MOD. OF CONTRACT/ORDER NO.

2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NO. 5. PROJECT NO.(If applicable)

6. ISSUED BY

3. EFFECTIVE DATE

14-May-2020

CODE

NAVFAC MID ATLANTIC

ACQUISITION CORE

9324 VIRGINIA AVENUE

NORFOLK VA 23511-3095

N40085 7. ADMINISTERED BY (If other than item 6)

4. REQUISITION/PURCHASE REQ. NO.

CODE

See Item 6

FACILITY CODECODE

EMAIL:TEL:

N4008519R9253

SECTION SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

SUMMARY OF CHANGES

SECTION SF 30 - BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE (SF 30)

The following have been added by full text:

AMENDMENT 0016

This amendment hereby incorporates PPI Responses:

# Reference Question Government Response Page Sect Para

Part 3

Chapt er 6

ESR

G20 - G2040

P1338F - With the ornamental fence around the staff parking, should there be any sort of access control be manual gates or are automated gates needed?

Gates are to be manual with no access control.

Gener al

Will the Government provide land on-base for the construction of temporary labor housing?

NO on-base land will be available for temporary labor housing.

778/779/9 87/988/11 82/1183/1 378/1379/ 1572/157

3 and 1986/199

Part 3 Chapt er 6 and

Part 4 Sectio n G30

G3010 02/G3 02001

The RFP in Part 3 states to provide cathodic protection on metallic pipe lines; however, in Part 4 Section G30 G301002 1.2.1.a.4 and G302001 1.2.1.b.5 (and typically at MCB Camp Lejeune), the corrosion protection called for is polyethylene encasement per AWWA C105. Typically cement lined, ductile iron pipe with the poly encasement is sufficient protection where utility crossing may require ductile iron pipe. Please confirm cathodic protection is not required provided polyethylene encasement is provided as specified in Part 4.

Cathodic protection is not required if the pipe is polyethylene encased as specified in Part 4.

Part 3

Chapt er 6

ESR

G20 - Sectio n G2040

Paragr aph 3

P1338F - Please clarify what is meant by, “Outdoor space must be grass-pave to support emergency vehicles and turf areas for communications tents.”

Are outdoor space grass pavers just the emergency vehicle drive that goes around the building?

The emergency access road must be open cell concrete pavers and capable of supporting an HS-20 loading. The 50,000 SF grass training area is to be turf.

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4.1 Space Tabula tion & Archit ectural Block Diagra

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The 4.1 Space Tabulation for 'Marines Awaiting Training (MAT)' and' Other' calls out two separate storage rooms. ' MAT' indicates (1) Classroom Furniture Storage @ 400 SF to support MAT classrooms and 'Other' indicates (1) Storage Room @ 380 SF required to support both MAT and ELR.

The Architectural Block Diagram only shows one storage room. Please confirm if one of the storage rooms indicated in 4.1 Space Tabulation is redundant or if both storage rooms are required and the Architectural Block Diagram provided is incorrect.

(1) 400 SF storage room MAT/ELR

Sectio n E1040

Under the E1040 section, there are some items described briefly and only one has an approximate weight, quantity, and size but the rest do not. 1) please provide ALL information on what equipment is to be picked up at Building 1601 and transferred to the site. 2) Please indicate if there is a specific type of truck or lift needed for this equipment move.

All available information has been provided.

Part 3 Chapter 2

-MEF

Simulatio n Training Center

2.4.2.

Reference PPI 188, please confirm if the intent for the open cell concrete paver area is to be constructed using a product such as PaveDrain blocks and associated engineered textile grid products.

Open cell concrete pavement design is up to the contractor's DOR provided it meets the required vehicle loading and will allow for the installation of temporary grounding rods.

Part 3 Chapter 3

- P1512F Log Ops School

3.3.1

CLIN 0023 requires asphalt paved troop formation training areas between buildings M445 & M446 and M445 & M450. According to satellite views of this area, there appears to be existing mechanical equipment, canopies, and other structures that would need to be removed or relocated to accomodate these paved areas. Considering there is no site visit or information in the documents related to these items, please confirm the contractor is not responsible for removal/relocation of existing structures between the BEQ buildings and for bidding purposes is only responsible for the asphalt troop formation areas.

Confirmed, contractor is not responsible for removal or relocation of existing structures, only responsible for the asphalt troop formation areas.

Part 3, P1512F

Renovate M107

D509

Emer gency Lighti ng and

Power

D509002 indicates to provide self powered exit signs and emergency lighting. In the system description for this building, it mentions an emergency generator but does not indicate which systems are required to be on generator power.

Confirm a generator is not required for building M107.

Generator is not required for Building M107.

Part 3, P1338F II

MEF

Simulatio n/ Training Center

Replacem ent

D306 1.1

Direct Digita l Contr ol Syste ms

Requirements indicate "Each BC, AAC and network hardware such as Ethernet switch and router must be provided with an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) that can supply electrical power for at least four hours to the attached load.

This load must include the power required for HVAC equipment or field/control devices such as damper and control valves, etc."

Confirm the following:

1) UPS can be rack mounted

2) HVAC equipment such as FCU or AC Split system serving the room the racks are in is required to be on the UPS. It is not recommended for these types of loads to be on UPS power due to the high in-rush current.

3) 4 hours of battery run time is required

4) This is separate than the faciltiy UPS power system required in section D509002.

1) Provide separate/portable UPS for major DDC components (BC, AAC and all network hardware) only and it can be rack mounted.

Field/end devices such as valve/damper actuators do not require UPS power. The intent is to keep the control system online, not the HVAC equipment, so the equipment can resume once the generator power is on.

2) Computer Room FCUs/Split ACs are not required to be on UPS.

3) 4 Hours is required however this building is entirely backed by generator, so reduce the run time can be considered.

4) Confirmed, provide separate UPS for controls.

Part 3, P1512F Log Ops School

D306 1.1

Direct Digita l Contr ol Syste ms

Requirements indicate "Each BC, AAC and network hardware such as Ethernet switch and router must be provided with an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) that can supply electrical power for at least four hours to the attached load.

This load must include the power required for HVAC equipment or field/control devices such as damper and control valves, etc."

Confirm the following:

1) UPS can be rack mounted

2) HVAC equipment such as FCU or AC Split system serving the room the racks are in is required to be on the UPS. It is not recommended for these types of loads to be on UPS power due to the high in-rush current.

3) 4 hours of battery run time is required

1) Provide portable/local UPS for major DDC components (BC, AAC and all network hardware) only and it can be rack mounted.

Field/end devices such as valve/damper actuators do not require UPS power. The intent is to keep the control system online, not the HVAC equipment, so the equipment can resume once the generator power is on.

2) Computer Room FCUs/Split ACs are not required to be on UPS.

3) 4 Hours is required however this building is entirely backed by generator, so reduce the run time can be considered.

Part 3, P1512F

Joint Reception

Center

D306 1.1

Direct Digita l Contr ol router must be provided with an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) that can supply electrical power for at least four hours to the attached load.

This load must include the power required for HVAC equipment or field/control devices such as damper and control valves, etc."

Confirm the following:

1) UPS can be rack mounted

2) HVAC equipment such as FCU or AC Split system serving the room the racks are in is required to be on the UPS. It is not recommended for these types of loads to be on UPS power due to the high in-rush current.

3) 4 hours of battery run time is required

1) Provide portable/local UPS for major DDC components (BC, AAC and all network hardware) only and it can be rack mounted.

Field/end devices such as valve/damper actuators do not require UPS power. The intent is to keep the control system online, not the HVAC equipment, so the equipment can resume once the generator power is on.

2) Computer Room FCUs/Split ACs are not required to be on UPS.

3) 4 Hours is required however this building is entirely backed by generator, so reduce the run time can be considered.

Part 3, P1512F

Renovate M107

D306 1.1

Direct Digita l Contr ol router must be provided with an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) that can supply electrical power for at least four hours to the attached load.

This load must include the power required for HVAC equipment or field/control devices such as damper and control valves, etc."

Confirm the following:

1) UPS can be rack mounted

2) HVAC equipment such as FCU or AC Split system serving the room the racks are in is required to be on the UPS. It is not recommended for these types of loads to be on UPS power due to the high in-rush current.

3) 4 hours of battery run time is required

1) Provide portable/local UPS for major DDC components (BC, AAC and all network hardware) only and it can be rack mounted.

Field/end devices such as valve/damper actuators do not require UPS power. The intent is to keep the control system online, not the HVAC equipment, during the power failure, so the equipment can resume as soon as the power is back on.

2) Computer Room FCUs/Split ACs are not required to be on UPS.

3) 4 Hours is required.

Part 3, P1527F Logcom

CSP

D306 1.1

Direct router must be provided with an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) that can supply electrical

1) Provide portable/local UPS for major DDC components (BC, AAC and all network hardware) only and it can be rack mounted.

Field/end devices such as valve/damper

Warehous e

Replacem ent

Digita l

Contr ol

Syste ms power for at least four hours to the attached load.

This load must include the power required for HVAC equipment or field/control devices such as damper and control valves, etc."

Confirm the following:

1) UPS can be rack mounted

2) HVAC equipment such as FCU or AC Split system serving the room the racks are in is required to be on the UPS. It is not recommended for these types of loads to be on UPS power due to the high in-rush current.

3) 4 hours of battery run time is required actuators do not require UPS power. The intent is to keep the control system online, not the HVAC equipment, so the equipment can resume once the generator power is on.

2) Computer Room FCUs/Split ACs are not required to be on UPS.

3) 4 Hours is required however this building is entirely backed by generator, so reduce the run time can be considered.

Architect ural

Block Diagram

Per Block Diagram, AV Storage has been located off the Lobby? Can it be relocated elsewhere in the building?

The location of AV Storage in the block diagram is based on NAVFAC's program and general adjacency requirements for the building.

However, the block diagram is suggestive in nature and room locations may change but must be approved by NAVFAC during design phases.

5.0 Room

Requirem ents

Is Entry Workstation actually reception/front desk?

What furniture and equipment are required in the space? None has been provided in FF&E schedule.

Space required to be fully enclosed or it can be open front desk?

The Entry Workstation is an enclosed room with personnel access separate from the lobby and off the building's main circulation path. A glass sliding pass-through with shelf will be provided for interaction between personnel and visitors in the lobby. Therefore, the Entry Workstation will also serve as a reception/front desk. The room will be furnished with built-in desk height countertop and cabinetry.

Include file storage, mobile pedestal and task chair at built-in desk

Part 6 6.2.3

Attac hment s

M107 Renovation building. In the RFP Part 6 attachment under 6.2.3, all I have found were 1986 as-builts for the NE quadrant of the building (P808 Applied Instruction Building) and 2001 as-builts for the MTVR addition (will now be the auditorium).

The remaining portions appear to have been constructed after the NE quad. Can we get the as-builts for the remaining portions of the M107 Renovation building and exterior photos of the building?

Additional as-built drawings were provided as part of RFI 186's response.

See attached "Att_RFI 242 & 248 - TFF Package 3_M107 Exterior Photos" for additional exterior photos of Building M107

Part 3 P1512F

Renovate M107, Chapter 4.2

Architect ural

Block Diagram

Googl e

Earth Pro attach ment

The Architectural Block Didagram by Jacobs for the M107 Renovation building appears to showMISTC/RITC program extending past the exterior wall of Room 41 of the MISTC/RITC Admin Space. An attached Google Earth Pro image from 3/11/2019 shows what appears to be an addtition being built to that wing. Is there a completed additition that will need to house programming space and if so, what is the area of the addition and what are the construction materials?

Please provide any as-built drawings for reference.

The space being referred to in this RFI is a Dynamometer Room addition that was built in 2017. The additional as builts for this room are being provided as part of RFI 186's response.

P1512F Renovate

M107 Part

There are existing windows shown on elevation 3/A3 of the as-built drawings with top of sill heights of 4'-8". Are these windows to be: a) retained and have new interior sill stools provided;

Smaller windows are to be removed and replaced with larger windows and new sill height per 3.2.4.1.1.g. Note that new windows extend further in length also. Also refer to the

3.2.4.1.1.

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b) removed and be replaced with new windows at a new sill height of 32"-40" above slab as indicated in

g) i?

Architectural Block Diagram and the bold green line that indicates areas where new windows are to be introduced/cut into the building.

Part 6 6.2.3

For the P1512F M107 Renovation building, it is only evident that there is Raised Access Flooring (RAF) in the Simulation Training Laboratory 1 & 2 per the 8/1/1989 As-built drawings. Are there any other locations in the existing building where RAF will need to be removed? If so, what is the top of slab elevation below the RAF?

Refer to the as built drawings that are being issued for the entire building in an addendum (only one quadrant was issued with the RTA RFP). The recess in the structural slab for any RAF can be obtained from existing drawings.

There are very limited areas of raised access floor in the building with a recessed slab to accommodate raised access floor being level with finish floors that do not have raised access flooring.

PART 3 -

CHAPTE

R 6/ESR

F20 - P1512F

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M107 -

ESR F201002 Exterior Enclosure describes smoking shelters that are comprised of a shed type roof supported by wood structure that have been built in two locations, both in the northern wings of M107, must be removed in their entirety. Please confirm location indicated on the attached Google Earth image are correct. Please indicate any other locations that they may be located.

See attached "Att_ 242 & 248 - TFF Package 3_M107 Exterior Photos" for additional exterior photos of Building M107

Toilets in the Training Bays are shown straddling the Bay demising walls. Please confirm whether functional layouts of training equipment dictate the symetrical arrangement shown in the RFP Plans versus it being acceptable to slide the Toilet Rooms to one side of the wall or the other.

Functional layouts likely will be affected by moving the toilets fully into a training bay. For bidding purposes the arrangement shown in the Architectural Block Diagram should be followed, however the toilets could be moved during the building design process if it is confirmed the function of the space is not inhibited by moving the toilet.

The RFP requires Instructors Open Offices direct access to the training Bays. These are grouped in 6 on the Jacobs diagram, and the program requires 10 of them. This requires some Teams to pass thru other Teams, infringing on "direct" access to the training bays, forcing it to happen through implied corridors. Please confirm this adjacency is acceptable.

The arrangement of the instructor's open office areas is required to be reviewed during the design process with the user. Each instructors block show in the Architectural Block diagram is shown adjacent to the training bays allowing access from the open office area and their inherent circulation paths (between and surrounding workstations) into the training bays.

One team is not required to be placed in its own suite and separated from another team with walls (that would require corridors between team suites). This allows the instructor space to be entirely open office area with circulation paths incorporated around the workstations to allow direct access to the training bays.

Part 3 - Chapter4 n 4.1

The Architectural Block Diagram shows the instructors spaces (I) that look enclosed. Instructors office are described on the RFP Space Tabulation as open spaces (Part 3 - Chapter 4 - Section 4.1).

Sound transmission requirements are listed only for private offices (Part 3 - Chapter 6 - Section C101001). The Ground Floor Plan, sheet number PAF-A-101 shows dashed lines around instructors spaces. This can be interpreted as the requirement means an enclosed Team room with open cubicle-

First, PAF-A-101 document was not reviewed in relation to this RFI. The design intent for the instructors open office area is that it would be separated by a full height wall around the four or more sides that would separate it acoustically from the adjacent classroom, the training bay and the main corridor or any other space like a head or vending area that is adjacent to it.

Within that instructor space, it is entirely an open office area with no interior walls styled workstations versus the workstations being private offices. Or it can be interpreted as the Instructor spaces are open to the Corridor. Please confirm whether the Instructor spaces require Team privacy from each other and whether each Team is intended to have walls and lockable doors separating the Open Team Offices from open circulation space in the building.

separating teams, thus not requiring team privacy from each other. The instructors space would be separated from the main corridor by full height partition with controlled access door (to be confirmed by users) to allow instructors to access the space.

Part 3 - Chapter 6

B202

RFP Part 3 - Chapter 6 - Section B2020 indicates exterior windows should comply with UFC 1-200-

02. Part 3 - Charter 5 requires daylighting to meet UFC requirements. UFC does not quantify the requirement. Since the minimum requirement is not clear in the RFP a consistent bidding approach isn’t possible. Please clarify the base line bid requirements.

UFC 1-200-02, Section 2-5.2 requires compliance with ASHRAE 189.1 Section

8.4.1.2 or Section 8.5.1.2. These two sections of ASHRAE establish the requirement related to providing daylighting apertures in building facades and the exterior envelope. These are to be used to establish daylighting requirements.

Daylighting apertures should be incorporated in wall mounted fenestration and clerestory windows to the greatest extent possible.

Mothers Room is not included in the program, but it is mentioned on the STC rating requirements sections. While not required by code, UFC does list Nursing and Lactation Rooms as a requirement for all military facilities. Please confirm if a Mother's Room should be added to the Floor Plans.

Provide a Mother's Room to be located in the administrative area of the LOG OPS building.

See revised Room Requirement "Att_ RFI 254 - TFF Package 3__5_Room_P1512 LOG OPS_5 Room Req-Mother's Room_R1".

The dyno rooms are not included on the finish schedule. Please provide finishes required for these rooms.

Finishes for the Dyno Room space are the same as the Vehicle Training Bay.

Part 3 Chapter 6

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RFP requires a 14'W x 20'H double leaf oversized swinging insulated steel door at each Vehicle Training Bay. Are these custom or is there a known manufacturer? Can a more conventional commercial coiling garage door system be provided as a bid option?

Yes this would be a custom door and there are companies that provide custom sized doors.

This type of door allows weatherstripping and other exterior envelope advantages that traditional overhead doors do not allow.

Part 6.1 - P1338F

Pictur e -

Buildi ng

South east

View (Rear)

Mech anical s

The site pictures of Building 127 depict mechanical units and pads at the building rear. Demolition notes give no clear direction if these are to be demolished and removed or relocated. Please advise.

Building demolition is to include all associated mechanical units and associated pads.

PART 3 -

CHAPTE

R 3 - P1338F

3.3.9.

2.

Earth work

For P1512, P1338, and P1527 the RFP contains the following statement, "Provide imported select material for the top 2 feet of fill required beneath all pavements, foundations and slabs." If fill is not

This is for bidding purposes only. As indicated, the final design will be per the contractor's geotechnical information and the DOR.

and Site

Prepar ation

Criteri a required, please confirm all slabs and pavements are required to be undercut by 2' to receive the imported fill to meet this requirement.

Part 6.2 P1512F - Log Ops School

Attac hment

1, Demo lition Drawi ngs, Page

CD10

Please confirm if either of the overhead steam north of Building M418 or the east-west steam north of buildng M413 can be removed.

Overhead steam can be removed.

Room requitmen ts Part 3 Log Ops School

E10& E20

Section E109002 Food Service Equipment requires 'refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and ice maker' ect.

Section E202090 lists appliances as movable furnishings which are not to be included in the construction costs. Please confirm all light commercial kitchen equipment and appliances are not to be included with construction costs and are considered FF&E.

All items listed as "movable furnishings" are considered FF&E and not included in the construction costs. Required power for these items, in the correct locations is required.

Part 3 Chapt. 5 & Arch.

block diagram - Log Ops School

5.2

The bridging document drawings refer to the wall between the Training Bays as acoustical block. The RFP only explains an STC requirement between rooms. Please confirm the technical requirement that sound absortive block is being used in response to within a room: a specific NC requirement?

Acoustical concrete masonry units can be used for wall construction in consultation with an acoustical engineer consultant as indicated in Part 3, Chapter 5, Room Requirements, Room Data Sheets to meet the requirement of this specialized instructional space. Specific criteria related to noise reduction needs to be established in consultation with the acoustical engineer based on the evaluation of the activities in the space. The requirement for and acoustical engineer is also stated in Part 3, Chapter 6, ESR C10.

Part 6.2 P1512F - Log Ops School

Attac hment

1, Demo lition Drawi ngs, Page

Please confirm if either of the overhead steam north of Building M418 or the east-west steam north of buildng M413 can be removed

See response on PPI 265.

Based on preliminary evaluations of the loading conditions provided, preliminary fill depths needed to establish finish building grades, and provided geotechnical information, it appears that the 180 kip column loads will induce total settlements greater than 1-inch. This is based on the assumption that a very soft to soft clay layer is beneath the site which is expected to consolidate (settle) due to the

The bidders must determine the foundation design, including means and methods, so that the completed facility complies with all RFP requirements.

increased loading conditions of the proposed new building. Note that some of the borings in the vicinity of this site did not contain these soft clays.

Please confirm that bidders are to include surcharge for the P1512 Log OPs School.

Part 6.2+ P1512F General pdf

Sheet

The demolition drawings CD104 indicates removal of overhead steam lines on the west side of Company Street B from Harlem to the north side of M418. It appears there are no other connections between noted point of demolition and the utility building at northeast corner of JRC site. Is it acceptable to continue demolition of the overhead steam to the utility building to accommodate drives and access points into the JRC site and parking.

Yes.

Part 3 D30

P1512F LOG OPS School: Please confirm that the Vehicle Maintenance Labs are to be exhausted at a rate of 1.5 cfm/sf as Auto Repair Room per

ASHRAE 62.1.

Provide 1.5 cfm/sf as required by ASHRAE

62.1 for Auto Repair Rooms.

Part 3 D30

P1512F LOG OPS School: Please confirm that the Vehicle Maintenance Labs are to be air conditioned as other occupied areas of the building.

Vehicle Maintenance Labs are required to be air conditioned to 78F in summer and heated to 68F in winter and maintain max 55% RH.

Part 3 D302

P1512 F LOGS OPS School: Due to the large exhaust and make up air requirement, the heating load for the building is very large. The Camp Lejeune Mechanical Design Guide allows use of larger boilers when the load exceed 2,200 MBH.

Can boilers larger than 399 MBH be used per the mechanical design guide?

Yes. Abide by CAMP LEJEUNE MECHANICAL DESIGN GUIDANCE 1 July 2017 and 3-410-01 when designing boiler system.

Part 3 D209

P1512 F LOGS OPS School: Section states to provide compressed air outlets "as directed by owner." How many outlets will this entail?

Exact number is not known at this time other than there will need to be a compressed air drop for each vehicle. There will be additional compressed air drops in the Vehicle Maintenance Labs and other areas of the buildind and the exact number and location will need to be obtained during the design phase.

Part 3 Room Req't

P1512 F LOGS OPS School: D30 requires "on demand vehicle exhaust system for each vehicle."

1) Is this to include hose reels?

2) If so, are the hose reels to be motorized due to the size?

3) What type of connection is required to the vehicles?

Vehicle exhaust requires hose reels. These should be motorized with wall-mounted remote control.

Coordinate with users for the number of reels in each lab, connection to vehicle, and minimum flow rates during the design phases.

Part 3 Chapter 3

3.6.1

P1512 M-107: The RFP states to provide chain link security fence from the existing State Highway fence along the entry road to the existing bollards at the security checkpoint. Please clarify if this fence is to run on one or both sides of the entry road.

New security fence is to run only on the east side.

Part 3 Chapter 3

3.6.1

P1512 M-107: The RFP states to provide chain link security fence from the existing State Highway fence along the entry road to the existing bollards at the security checkpoint. Please provide the number and sizes of any vehicular or pedestrian gates to be provided along the new run of fence.

No new gates are required in this fence.

P1338F II

MEF Part n

Based on the revised Price Proposal Form from Amendment 0011, it appears that the Electronic

Confirmed. The ESS scope is limited to empty raceways, pull boxes, backboxes, and pull

3 Chapter

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Security System for P1338 has been eliminated.

Please confirm that the scope of work for this section is limited to raceways and pull strings.

string.

2 D30 6

Part 3 Section D30 General System Requirements states to provide radiant barriers in the exterior wall system. If the exterior wall system exceeds the ASHRAE requirements without the radiant barrier, can the radiant barrier be removed?

No. The radiant barrier is required.

Room Requi remen t:

Entry Level Recei ving

(ELR)

N/A

The Joint Reception Center Room Requirement for the Entry Level Receiving (ELR) states the covered walkway is an option. However, the Price Proposal Form does not include an option for the covered walkway. Please clarify if the covered walkway is to be included in the Base Bid.

The design is to explore including interior corridors for access to the ELR and MAT classrooms in lieu of a covered walkway (and exterior corridor) as shown in the Architectural Block Diagram. The DOR can offer a design that includes interior corridors or includes the exterior corridor option. However the interior corridor is preferred.

C301

For Building M107 section C301001, it states interior wall finish must be filled and polished ground face concrete masonry units. However, neither the Finish Schedule provided in Chapter 5 nor the Room Requirements require any of the walls to receive polished ground face concrete masonry units. Please confirm that polished ground face concrete masonry units are not required for Building M107.

There is no requirement for polished ground face masonry block for the interior of building M107.

P1512

LOGS

OPS

Schoo l

F2010

F2010 lists Building M126 to be demolished.

However, Section 3.3.2 in Chapter 3 does not list M126 to be demolished, nor are there as-builts provided for this building in Part 6. Please confirm that Building M126 is not to be demolished.

Confirmed. Building M126 is NOT to be demolished.

See attachment "Att_ RFI 291 - TFF Package 3_P1512F LOG OPS_F20_R1" for the revised

ESR F20.

Part 6 P1512

F Phasi ng Plan

N/A

P1512F Phasing Plan in Part 6 lists Building M100 to be demolished. However, neither Part 3 Section

3.3.2 Site Demolition nor ESR F20 lists M100 to be

demolished. Please confirm that Building M100 is not to be demolished.

Confirmed. Buildings M100 and M126 are NOT to be demolished.

See attachment "Att_RFI 292 - TFF Package 3_P1512F Phasing Plan_R1" for the revised Phasing Plan.

2 D30 6

Part 3 Section D30 General System Requirements states to provide radiant barriers in the exterior wall system. If the exterior wall system exceeds the ASHRAE requirements without the radiant barrier, can the radiant barrier be removed?

No. The radiant barrier is required.

Room Requi remen t:

Entry Level Recei ving

(ELR)

N/A

The Joint Reception Center Room Requirement for the Entry Level Receiving (ELR) states the covered walkway is an option. However, the Price Proposal Form does not include an option for the covered walkway. Please clarify if the covered walkway is to be included in the Base Bid.

The design is to explore including interior corridors for access to the ELR and MAT classrooms in lieu of a covered walkway (and exterior corridor) as shown in the Architectural Block Diagram. The DOR can offer a design that includes interior corridors or includes the exterior corridor option. However the interior corridor is preferred.

C301

For Building M107 section C301001, it states interior wall finish must be filled and polished ground face concrete masonry units. However, neither the Finish Schedule provided in Chapter 5 nor the Room Requirements require any of the walls to receive polished ground face concrete masonry units. Please confirm that polished ground face concrete masonry units are not required for Building M107.

There is no requirement for polished ground face masonry block for the interior of building M107.

P1512

LOGS

OPS

Schoo l

F2010

F2010 lists Building M126 to be demolished.

However, Section 3.3.2 in Chapter 3 does not list M126 to be demolished, nor are there as-builts provided for this building in Part 6. Please confirm that Building M126 is not to be demolished.

Confirmed. Building M126 is NOT to be demolished.

See attachment "Att_RFI 291 - TFF Package 3_P1512F LOG OPS_F20_R1" for the revised

ESR F20.

Part 6 P1512

F Phasi ng Plan

N/A

P1512F Phasing Plan in Part 6 lists Building M100 to be demolished. However, neither Part 3 Section

3.3.2 Site Demolition nor ESR F20 lists M100 to be

demolished. Please confirm that Building M100 is not to be demolished.

Confirmed. Buildings M100 and M126 are NOT to be demolished.

See attachment "Att_RFI 292 - TFF Package 3_P1512F Phasing Plan_R1" for the revised Phasing Plan.

(End of Summary of Changes)