19-0142 PART 3 G615 TC601 RENOVATION REVISED V1 02062020.pdf

Geiger Facility Repairs Project # 19-0142 Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune

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Part 3 Statement of Work / Project Program

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTERS

1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

2 PROJECT OBJECTIVES

3 SITE ANALYSIS

4 BUILDING REQUIREMENTS

5 ROOM REQUIREMENTS

6 ENGINEERING SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS

B10 SUPERSTRUCTURE

B20 EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE

B30 ROOFING

C10 INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION

C30 INTERIOR FINISHES

D20 PLUMBING

D30 HVAC

D40 FIRE PROTECTION

D50 ELECTRICAL POWER AND LIGHTING

E20 FURNISHINGS

G10 SITE PREPARATION

G20 SITE IMPROVEMENTS

G30 SITE CIVIL/MECHANICAL UTILITES

G40 SITE ELECTRICAL UTILITIES

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1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

A. GENERAL DESIGN INTENT

1. Camp Geiger G-615 and TC-601 Renovation includes the renovations of buildings G- 615 and TC-601.

a) Building G-615 is a single story 21,557 square foot building located on C Street aboard Camp Geiger. The building was originally constructed in 1990. This Design-Build full building renovation effort will have changes to the current floor plan. The building is multi-function. It has instructional space, battalion headquarters, and a fitness center. This building post-renovation will have the same current tenants, minus the fitness center, with approximately 50 occupants.

Classroom sizes can be up to 300 people.

b) Building TC-601 is a single story 6,246 square foot Chapel located on Church Street aboard Camp Geiger. The building was originally constructed in 1943 and is on the historic registry. This Design-Build full building renovation effort will have changes to the current floor plan. This building post-renovation will have the same function. Congregation size can be up to 400 people.

2. Floor plans for the buildings indicating the renovation conceptual design are included in Part 6 of this RFP as Attachment A1. Space requirements and floor plan modifications are identified on the preliminary floor plans within Part 6 Attachment A1. The Design-Build Team shall meet with the tenants at the CDW to confirm the appropriateness of the plan, evaluate the necessity and propriety of the scope of work indicated, and incorporate all revisions identified as a result of these meetings. Full Design Packages are required for all of the renovation buildings included in this RFP.

3. Site improvements include adding ADA ramps, sidewalk repairs, and remarking G- 615 parking lot. Site Plans are included in Part 6 Attachment A1.

4. General Statements for the renovation designs:

a) Provide quantity and type of plumbing fixtures required for the occupancy, use, and functions described for the facilities per International Building Code. If current number of fixtures in the building exceeds the minimum amount per code requirement, then maintain the current number of fixtures.

b) New floor plans and site work must meet Accessibility requirements in UFC 1- 200-01 to maximum extent without major changes to the existing structure.

Reference ADA Checklist for Existing Buildings in Part 6 Attachment A2.

c) Replace the existing fire alarm system with an addressable Fire Alarm/Mass Notification system with CO detection. Demolish existing fire sprinkler systems to base of risers and provide new wet pipe fire sprinkler systems. All work shall meet all requirements of UFC 1-200-01.

d) Properly abate and dispose of all lead and asbestos materials identified during the sampling performed under separate project (project #19-0065 completed by ECS), as well as materials identified in historical reports, which are included as attachments to the ECS reports. Quantity of materials to be properly abated and

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Instead ALL lead and asbestos materials of similar color, texture, age and size throughout the building’s interior and exterior should be assumed to contain asbestos or lead. Asbestos reports are also included in Part 6 Attachments D3- D4. Asbestos containing materials (i.e. containing more than one percent) and Lead-Based Paint (i.e. detected at equal or greater than 0.5% lead concentration by weight) identified in those reports should be abated.

e) All under slab piping, sewer and water, must be removed and replaced up to 5’ from the building.

f) For interior room signage requirements, reference MCBCL Sign Standards and Graphics in Part 6 Attachment A3.

g) Refer to General Notes in Part 6 Attachment A4.

5. As-built Drawing Package must be included in final submittal package to include

AutoCAD files.

6. Building TC-601 is a historical building. Please see Part 6 Attachments I.

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2 PROJECT OBJECTIVES

A. MISSION

The mission of this project is to maximize the space utilization for the functions of the buildings undergoing renovation as part of the RFP.

B. DESIGN RESPONSIBILITY

It shall be the priority for the Design-Build Team to acknowledge and exercise its duty to complete field investigations, validate Activity’s needs and develop a definitive design to meet the needs of the Activity as well as fit within the project’s site and criteria parameters. Attention is directed to Specifications section 01 31 19.05 20 in which the Design-Build Contractor is required to undertake a Concept Design Workshop, a client-interactive process by which the project’s definitive concept design shall be established and agreed to by all parties. The Design-Build Contractor shall bring already developed options for each building to the CDW. The combined PAK and CDW meeting shall be undertaken in immediate proximity to Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune; and the Design- Build Contractor shall bear all travel, lodging, subsistence and related costs of its personnel, associated A&E personnel, and any others that may require participation.

C. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

Specific sustainability requirements are found in this document.

D. WORKFLOW PROCESS

1. The construction efforts at Buildings G-615 and TC-601 can be conducted simultaneously.

2. The Government will require 30 days for each building’s tenants to vacate their building before construction can commence.

3. TC-601 will require some furniture to be stored by the contractor during renovation.

Items shall be moved to storage before construction commences. These items shall be moved back into TC-601 within 15 days of renovation completion of TC-601. The temporary storage shall be removed from the site within 30 days of renovation completion of TC-601.

4. The design package for the sites, demolition, and renovations, shall be submitted in one design package for review and acceptance.

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3 SITE ANALYSIS

A. EXISTING CONDITIONS

The buildings within the RFP are located aboard Camp Geiger. Existing utilities include water lines, sanitary sewer main, storm water, overhead electric and underground telephone.

B. SITE WORK – Building G-615

1. Remark all pavement markings of the G-615 parking lot. Currently G-615 parking lot has no handicap parking spaces. The new pavement markings shall include handicap parking spaces per ADA requirements.

2. Provide an ADA ramp at the curb of the G-615 parking lot, close to the front entrance.

3. Upgrade sidewalks to meet ADA requirements within the site boundary identified in

Part 6 Attachment A1. Repair existing sidewalks located within the site boundary.

Assume 20% of existing sidewalks will require repair.

C. SITE WORK – Building TC-601

1. Provide ADA compliant ramps at the Plan South and Plan West Entrances of building

TC-601.

2. Upgrade sidewalks to meet ADA requirements within the site boundary identified in

Part 6 Attachment A1. Repair existing sidewalks located within the site boundary.

Assume 20% of existing sidewalks will require repair.

3. Landscape Requirements: Provide new landscape for new configuration of entrances, ADA ramps, etc. at Building TC-601. The landscape vegetation must be kept to a minimum, mainly to replace existing bushes and trees affected by the renovation. The MCBCL does not maintain landscape features other than lawn areas and bushes that do not require maintenance.

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4 BUILDING REQUIREMENTS

A. EXTERIOR WORK

1. Applicable to all buildings within RFP:

a) Replace exterior windows.

b) Replace exterior doors and hardware.

c) Exterior Access Points- landings, stairs, ramps and railing must be brought up to code.

d) Entry canopies: Paint columns, fascia, trim, ceiling, etc. Replace any rotted or damaged nailers or substrate material up to 10% and replace with like material. The entry canopies do not require the installation of insulation over the wood deck.

e) Concrete repair- repair cracked and spalling concrete on all exterior concrete structures.

2. Building G-615 Flat Roof Replacement:

a) Remove and dispose of the existing roof system (including gutters, edge metal, fascia and soffit) down to the deck.

b) Replace nailers. Match new insulation thickness.

c) Install minimum 3-inch polyisocyanurate insulation. Install tapered insulation to achieve (1/4” per foot) to ensure positive drainage. Install 18” of 1/2” per foot tapered insulation along the edge of the roof to ensure positive drainage over edge metal.

d) Install 1/2” cover board over insulation. Mechanically fasten cover board and insulation per manufacturer’s instructions to resist uplift from a 150mph wind.

e) Install SBS Modified base sheet in hot modified SEBS asphalt.

f) Install a SBS-SIS modified granulated mineral cap sheet in hot modified SEBS asphalt.

g) Install new PVC board as the fascia. Submit color for approval by PWD/BEAP.

h) Install new flashing. All flashing to be set in hot modified SEBS asphalt and consist of one layer of base sheet and finish flashing the same as the cap. Preform three course repairs on all laps. Install new counter flashing.

i) Install new factory finished oversize 6” seamless gutters. Install new factory finished 3” x 4” rectangular downspouts at maximum 24’ OC. Submit color for approval by PWD/BEAP.

j) Install new concrete splash blocks.

k) Raise existing projections to a minimum height of 8” above roof surface.

l) Coat the entire low slope surface with a white reflective coating system.

m) Remove and reinstall existing lightning protection.

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3. Building TC-601 Roof Replacement of shingled roof with new Standing Seam Metal Roof (SSMR):

a) Remove and dispose of the existing roof system (including wood decking, rotted nailers, fascia, soffits, edge metal, vents, underlayment, etc.). Replace any rotted or damaged nailers or substrate material up to 10% and replace with like material.

b) Install new metal wood decking, consisting of tongue and grove to maintain current interior architectural style overlaid by minimum 5/8” plywood. Provide structural documents indicating decking type, fastening systems, upload calculations to meet code, etc.

c) Provide insulation compliant with ASHRAE guidelines over decking.

d) Install new moisture resistant wood blocking as necessary to receive redesigned trim profile, fascia (plastic wood) and gutters. The new profile must capture the historical aspects of this building.

e) Install new standing seam metal roof system (SSMR).

f) Install new PVC board as the fascia. Submit color for approval by PWD/BEAP.

g) Install new vented vinyl soffit. Submit color for approval by PWD/BEAP.

h) Install new factory finished aluminum drip edge. Submit color for approval by

PWD/BEAP.

i) Install a new self-adhering ice and water membrane over the entire roof surface as the underlayment for the standing seam metal roof.

j) Install new aluminum standing seam metal roof. Submit color for approval by

PWD/BEAP.

k) Install panel clips as per manufacture’s recommendation for a 150 MPH wind in accordance with the Uniform Building Code for North Carolina coastal regions.

l) Install pipe boots recommended by the standing seam metal roof manufacture on existing vent pipes.

m) Install oversize 6” seamless gutters. Install 3” x 4” rectangular downspouts at maximum 24’ OC. Submit color for approval by PWD/BEAP.

n) Install new concrete splash blocks. Connect new downspouts to existing underground drainage system.

o) Install permanent fall protection.

p) Provide new building envelope to meet ASHRAE. The Structural Engineer (DOR) must design exterior envelope section. Refer to the renovation of M116 for similar conditions, Part 6 Attachment H.

4. Building TC-601 Exterior Replacement: Replace exterior siding with fiber cement lap siding. Submit color for approval by PWD/BEAP.

B. Full Building Renovation to Building G-615

1. Demolish the following interior components of the building:

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a) Drop Ceilings

b) All wall and floor finishes, including glass block walls and preparing concrete floors for sealing

c) All interior plumbing, electrical and mechanical components

d) Provide base two weeks notification to remove government owned equipment prior to the start of demolition.

2. Furniture:

a) Pre-Renovation:

• Tenant will transport the furniture they plan to keep to their temporary location.

• Contractor shall transport furniture identified as “serviceable” by Base

Property to Base Property (Building 1212).

• Contractor shall properly dispose of furniture identified as “unserviceable” by taking items to DRMO. The tenant will provide DRMS documents to the Contractor.

• Any remaining furniture is the responsibility of the contractor to dispose of off-site.

b) Post-Renovation:

• Tenant will transport the furniture they plan to keep from their temporary location back to Building G-615.

3. Provide a design for the building layout that accommodates what is identified below.

Reference drawings in Part 6 Attachment A1 for room locations and additional requirements of this RFP. Note, the drawings in Part 6 Attachment A1 are preliminary and solely for planning purposes. If there appears to more/improved options for the user, the Designer of Record should present these at the CDW.

a) Renovation Area 1, provide the following:

• Demolish tiered floor, provide level floor.

• 1 open office space to accommodate 6 workstations and 1 printer.

• 2 to 3 storage closets, 70 to 90 square feet each.

b) Renovation Area 2, provide the following:

• Command Suite:

• 3 office spaces, minimum 170 square feet each.

• 1 unisex restroom with toilet, sink, and shower.

• Offices and restroom within the Command Suite shall not be accessible from the main corridor, instead accessible from a corridor off of the main corridor.

• 4 private office spaces, minimum 120 square feet each.

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• 1 open office space to accommodate 4 work stations and 1 printer.

• Duty Office and Sleeping Room:

• Duty office shall be a private office, minimum 100 square feet. Office shall be located at the front entrance of the building with a pass through window and door, both with access to the main corridor of the building.

• Duty sleeping room shall be accessible from duty office and shall accommodate one twin size bed, minimum 100 square feet.

• Conference Room:

• Shall be large enough to accommodate a conference table with a minimum of 16 seats and 16 additional seats placed at the walls of the room.

• Shall be accessible from the main corridor and a corridor that connects to the Command Suite.

• Shall meet “restrictive access” standards for SIPR access.

• Kitchen Suite that includes cabinets, countertops, sink, space for microwave, refrigerator, coffee pot, and toaster.

c) Renovation Area 3, provide the following:

• Men’s Restroom:

• Number of toilets/urinals/sinks shall be driven by code, but no less than existing amount.

• Provide a minimum of 6 showers.

• Provide a minimum of 10 half lockers and a changing bench.

d) Renovation Area 4, provide the following:

• Women’s Restroom:

• Number of toilets/sinks shall be driven by code, but no less than existing amount.

• Provide a minimum of 2 showers.

• Provide a minimum of 6 half lockers and a changing bench.

• 2 to 3 storage closets, 70 to 90 square feet each, accessible from Classroom 117.

e) Renovation Area 5, provide the following:

• 4 private office spaces, minimum 120 square feet each.

• 1 open office space to accommodate 16 workstations.

• 2 to 3 storage closets, 70 to 90 square feet each.

• 1 Counselor’s office:

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• Shall accommodate 1 work station and counseling area for up to 5 people.

• Shall be located near a building entrance and accessible from the main corridor. Shall be located as far away from Renovation Area 2 as possible to provide privacy for those seeking counsel.

f) New communications room shall be minimum 8 FT x 10 FT, accessible from the main corridor, with an outward swinging door.

g) Classroom 102: Remove tiered floor, provide level floor. This room will serve as a computer lab. Floor/data outlets shall be laid out accordingly.

4. See Room Requirements table and drawing A100 in Part 6 Attachment A1 for finishes and wall types. Note, in Renovation Areas, multiple floor finishes are listed. For example, LVT is listed for the Kitchen space, Carpet for office space, and Epoxy for corridors.

5. Replace existing flooring and ceiling finishes throughout the building.

6. Replace all doors, door frames and hardware. Maintain keypad locks where applicable.

7. Modernize the toilet rooms and reconfigure as required to provide accessibility per ADA requirements. Replace all wall and floor tiles to include in shower area, sinks, solid tops, mirrors, stainless steel integral towel dispenser/trash receptacle, soap dispenser, stainless steel fixtures, flush valve water closets, toilet accessories (stainless steel: tissue dispenser, grab bars, sanitary napkin disposal), phenolic partitions (floor and ceiling mounted) and stainless steel shower accessories (robe hook, shower rod, soap dispenser and shower shelf).

8. Paint all walls, hard ceilings and exposed structural roof and floor construction, including ductwork and utilities where applicable.

9. Provide new communications, electrical, plumbing and mechanical support.

a) Refer to Part 6 Attachment E

b) Refer to Part 6 Attachment L, MCBCL Mechanical Design Guidance 7.17

c) Refer to Part 6 Attachment M

C. Full building Renovation to Building TC-601

1. Demolish the following interior components of the building:

a) Drop Ceilings

b) All wall and floor finishes, including preparing concrete floors for sealing. All interior plumbing, electrical and mechanical components.

c) Provide base two weeks notification to remove government owned equipment prior to the start of demolition.

2. Furniture:

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a) Pre-Renovation:

• Contractor shall transport furniture/items identified by the tenant to a temporary storage location. Items to be stored during renovation is identified on the TC-601 Furniture/Item Inventory for Storage, Part 6 Attachment F1.

• The items shall be transported and stored in a manner that the items are returned in the same condition as its “pre-renovation” condition.

• The Design Build contractor shall determine the best means to store the items.

Items shall be stored in conditioned spaces to prevent moisture, mold, etc. A yard adjacent to the site will be provided if needed for temporary storage.

• Any remaining furniture not identified to require storage is the responsibility of the contractor to dispose of off-site.

b) Post-Renovation:

• Contractor shall transport furniture from the storage location back to Building

TC-601.

• Any furniture not in its “pre-renovation” condition shall be replaced with new furniture similar to the existing furniture.

c) Pews: Existing pews shall be re-finished before being placed back in the Chapel.

3. Provide a design for the building layout that accommodates what is identified below.

Reference drawings in Part 6 Attachment A1 for room locations and additional requirements of this RFP. Note, the drawings in Part 6 Attachment A1 are preliminary and solely for planning purposes. If there appears to more/improved options for the user, the Designer of Record should present these at the CDW.

a) Back Room Renovation Area, item 14 on drawing A102:

• Provide mechanical chase.

• Provide Communications Closet (4’x6’).

• Remaining floor space shall be utilized as office space.

• Bring back entrance, stairs, railings, etc. up to code.

b) Mechanical/Electrical Room: Provide combined mechanical and electrical room in existing mechanical room space.

c) Multipurpose Room:

• Provide cabinets/counter tops and sink in the Multipurpose Room.

• Provide restroom with toilet and sink accessible from Multipurpose Room.

This restroom does not need to meet ADA. See drawing A102.

d) Office/Restroom Area at Plan East Wing, provide the following:

• Chaplain Office, sized to accommodate one work station and a counseling area for up to 5 people.

• 1 additional office space, sized to accommodate one work station and a

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• Women’s Restroom and Men’s Restroom. Utilize the remaining space to maximize restroom size. Focus on increasing number of men’s toilets from existing numbers.

e) Provide a Baptismal Font recessed in the floor (at or near the Altar). The Baptismal Font shall be coverable to allow usable floor space with the Baptismal Font is not in use. The Baptismal Font’s shall drain to Sanitary Sewer. A registered Structural Engineer shall design the reconfigured structural members, bracing, new peers if necessary, etc. to accommodate the Baptismal Font.

4. See Room Requirements table and drawing A100 in Part 6 Attachment A1 for finishes and wall types.

5. Replace existing flooring and ceiling finishes throughout the building.

6. Insulate interior walls.

7. Repair existing subfloor as needed to provide level floor finish. Assume 30%.

8. Provide new acoustic panel ceilings in office spaces.

9. Replace all doors, door frames and hardware. Maintain keypad locks where applicable.

10. Modernize the toilet rooms and reconfigure as required to provide accessibility per ADA requirements. Replace all wall and floor tiles to include in shower area, sinks, solid tops, mirrors, stainless steel integral towel dispenser/trash receptacle, soap dispenser, stainless steel fixtures, flush valve water closets, toilet accessories (stainless steel: tissue dispenser, grab bars, sanitary napkin disposal), phenolic partitions (floor and ceiling mounted) and stainless steel shower accessories (robe hook, shower rod, soap dispenser and shower shelf).

11. Paint all walls, hard ceilings and exposed roof and structural floor construction, including ductwork and utilities where applicable.

12. Provide new communications, electrical, plumbing and mechanical support.

a) Refer to Part 6 Attachment E

b) Refer to Part 6 Attachment L, MCBCL Mechanical Design Guidance 7.17

c) Refer to Part 6 Attachment M

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5 ROOM REQUIREMENTS

1. Provide complete building code analysis.

2. Occupant Load Factor per NFPA 101 Life Safety, Designer of Record to confirm type.

3. Provide lighting, switches and convenience & data outlets per code, regulation and requirements; coordinate with user.

4. Special requirements: Refer to Part 3 Chapter 4 for other items not listed in spaces below.

5. Provide finishes and wall types based on drawing A100 in Part 6 Attachment A1.

6. Provide room signage. Reference MCBCL Sign Standards and Graphics in Part 6

Attachment A3.

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Space Name: TYPICAL PRIVATE AND OPEN OFFICE SPACES

Space Characteristics

Function/Adjacencies: The space is used for private and open office space.

Special Dimensions: Space requirements noted in Chapter 4 Acoustics: Wall STC 45 / Door & Frame STC 42 Access: Staff Number of Occupants/Workstations: 1 or more; requirements noted in Chapter 4 Occupant Load Factor per NFPA 101 Life Safety Code: Occupant Load per NFPA 101 Life Safety

FF&E Info: N/A Audio/Visual System Info: N/A Security System Info: N/A

Uniformat Section Description Qty Size Specific Requirements

B202001 Exterior Windows A/R Provide windows for natural light emission.

B202004 Exterior Glazing Insulated – Low ‘E’ Glazing or Spectral glazing.

C101001 Fixed Partitions SF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C102001 Interior Doors A/R 3’-0” x 7’-0”

G-615: Provide hollow metal frame and door, factory-primed, field painted.

TC-601: Provide six panel decorative solid wood door.

Chaplain and Counseling Offices require door with window.

C102007 Interior Door Hardware A/R Lever type handle for ADA compliance

C103004 Identifying Devices A/R Provide signage- Coordinate room signage with the user.

C3010 Wall Finish SF

Paint

G-615: Provide commercial premium grade quality whiteboard paint for the appropriate substrate on 1 long wall.

C3020 Floor Finish SY As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C3020 Wall Base Finish LF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C3030 Ceiling Finish SF 24”X24” Suspended Acoustical Ceiling Tiles

C3030 Suspension Systems Suspended exposed grid compatible with ACT system

D3040 HVAC Provide ducted supply and return

D502001 Branch Wiring A/R Branch Circuits & Outlets per ESR

D50202 Lighting Equipment A/R General Lighting: Provide in compliance with UFC 3-530-01.

Provide in compliance with ASHRAE 90.1 2010.

D503001 Telecommunications A/R Comply with Specification 27 10 00

D503002 Public Address System A/R

D503004 CCTV & CATV Not required.

D503090 Other Alarms Mass Notification

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D509002 Emergency Lighting and Power Provide means of egress lighting for Open Office spaces only.

E201002 Window Treatment A/R Provide horizontal mini-blinds at all exterior windows.

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Space Name: CONFERENCE ROOM – RESTRICTIVE ACCESS Space Characteristics

Function/Adjacencies: Shared meeting space for small groups with restrictive access for SIPR connection.

Special Dimensions: Space requirements noted in Chapter 4 Acoustics: Wall STC 45 / Door & Frame STC 42 Access: Staff Number of Occupants/Workstations: 20-30 Occupant Load Factor per NFPA 101 Life Safety Code: Occupant Load per NFPA 101 Life Safety

FF&E Info: N/A Audio/Visual System Info: 1 Projector Mount, 1 Projector screen, 1 Wall Mount for 42" monitor Security System Info: N/A

Uniformat Section Description Qty Size Specific Requirements

B202001 Exterior Windows Not required.

B202004 Exterior Glazing Not required.

C101001 Fixed Partitions SF

As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1.

Walls to extend to true ceiling with permanent construction materials.

C102001 Interior Doors A/R 3’-0” x 7’-0” Provide hollow metal frame and door, factory-primed, field painted.

C102007 Interior Door Hardware A/R Lever type handle for ADA compliance. Lockable.

C103004 Identifying Devices A/R Provide signage- Coordinate room signage with the user.

C3010 Wall Finish SF

Paint

Provide commercial premium grade quality whiteboard paint for the appropriate substrate on 1 long wall.

C3020 Floor Finish SF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C3020 Wall Base Finish LF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C303001 Ceiling Finish SF 24”X24” Suspended Acoustical Ceiling Tiles

C303005 Suspension Systems Suspended exposed grid compatible with ACT system

D3040 HVAC Provide ducted supply and return.

D502001 Branch Wiring A/R Branch Circuits & Outlets per ESR Provide necessary power, cable & data at required height for AV Equipment

D502002 Lighting Equipment A/R General Lighting: Provide in compliance with UFC 3-530-01.

Provide in compliance with ASHRAE 90.1 2010.

D503001 Telecommunications A/R Comply with Specification 27 10 00

D503002 Public Address System A/R

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D503004 CCTV & CATV Not required

Power Provide means of egress lighting

E102009 Audio- Visual Equipment Ceiling Mount for projector; Wall Mount for Monitors

E201002 Window Treatment A/R Not required.

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Space Name: TYPICAL CLASSROOM SPACES Space Characteristics

Function/Adjacencies: The space is used for classroom.

Special Dimensions: Space requirements noted in Chapter 4 Acoustics: Wall STC 45 / Door & Frame STC 42 Access: Access from corridor Number of Occupants/Workstations: Varies Occupant Load Factor per NFPA 101 Life Safety Code: Occupant Load per NFPA 101 Life Safety

FF&E Info: N/A Audio/Visual System Info: G-615, Room 102: 1 Projector Mount, 1 Motorized Projector Screen, 2 Wall Mounted 42" monitors // G-615, Room 117: 2 Projector Mounts, 2 Motorized Projector Screens, 4 Wall Mounted 42” monitors Security System Info: N/A Uniformat Section Description Qty Size Specific Requirements

B202001 Exterior Windows Not required.

B202004 Exterior Glazing Not required.

C101001 Fixed Partitions SF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C102001 Interior Doors 1 3’-0” x 7’-0” Provide hollow metal frame and door, factory-primed, field painted.

C102007 Interior Door Hardware A/R Lever type handle for ADA compliance

C103004 Identifying Devices A/R Provide signage- Coordinate room signage with the user.

C3010 Wall Finish SF Paint

C3020 Floor Finish SY As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C3020 Wall Base Finish LF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C3030 Ceiling Finish SF 24”X24” Suspended Acoustical Ceiling Tiles

C30300 Suspension Systems SF Suspended exposed grid compatible with ACT system

D3040 HVAC Provide ducted supply and return

D502001 Branch Wiring A/R

Branch Circuits & Outlets per ESR

Provide necessary power, cable & data at required height for AV Equipment.

Provide floor power & data outlets. Quantity and placement to be determined by the DOR per the class size.

D50202 Lighting Equipment A/R

General Lighting: Provide in compliance with UFC 3-530-01.

Provide in compliance with ASHRAE 90.1 2010.

Shall be dimmable and zoned.

D503001 Telecommunications A/R Comply with Specification 27 10 00

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Power A/R Provide means of egress lighting.

E102009 Audio- Visual Equipment Ceiling Mount for projector; Wall Mount for Monitors

E201002 Window Treatment N/A N/A

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Space Name: TYPICAL MULTIPURPOSE ROOM WITH KITCHENETTE Space Characteristics

Function/Adjacencies: The space is used for multiple activities.

Special Dimensions: N/A Acoustics: Wall STC 45 / Door & Frame STC 42 Access: Public Number of Occupants/Workstations: Varies Occupant Load Factor per NFPA 101 Life Safety Code: Occupant Load per NFPA 101 Life Safety

FF&E Info: N/A Audio/Visual System Info: 1 Wall Mounted 42” Monitor Security System Info: N/A

Uniformat Section Description Qty Size Specific Requirements

B202001 Exterior Windows Provide windows for natural light emission.

B202004 Exterior Glazing Insulated – Low ‘E’ Glazing or Spectral glazing.

B2030 Exterior Doors A/R

Hollow metal insulated galvanized steel doors and steel frames.

Provide through bolt frame anchor for exterior frames. Doors and frames shall be factory primed and field painted. Provide fully weather stripped, thermally insulated doors as required.

Provide Rainguard.

C101001 Fixed Partitions SF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C102001 Interior Doors 1 3’-0” x 7’-0” Provide six panel decorative solid wood door.

C102007 Interior Door Hardware A/R Lever type handle for ADA compliance

C103004 Identifying Devices A/R Provide signage- Coordinate room signage with the user.

C103008 Counters LF 12’ Plastic laminate covered tops with 4” high splash. Preformed factory splash not allowed.

C103309 Cabinets LF 12’ Provide costume millwork consisting of plastic laminate wall & base cabinets

C3010 Wall Finish SF Paint

C3020 Floor Finish SY Carpet except in of the area of the Kitchenette. Provide resilient tile floor in area of Kitchenette.

C3020 Wall Base Finish LF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C3030 Ceiling Finish SF Suspended Acoustical Ceiling Tiles

C30300 Suspension Systems SF Suspended exposed grid compatible with ACT system

D201004 Sink 1 Provide stainless steel under-mount sink

D3040 HVAC Provide ducted supply and return

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D502001 Branch Wiring A/R

Branch Circuits & Outlets per ESR

Provide necessary power, cable & data at required height for AV Equipment.

Provide outlets for countertop microwave, coffee maker, toaster, and refrigerator

D50202 Lighting Equipment A/R General Lighting: Provide in compliance with UFC 3-530-01.

Provide in compliance with ASHRAE 90.1 2010.

D503001 Telecommunications A/R Comply with Specification 27 10 00

D503002 Public Address System A/R

D503004 CCTV & CATV Not required.

D503090 Other Alarms Mass Notification

D509002 Emergency Lighting and Power A/R Provide means of egress lighting.

E102009 Audio- Visual Equipment Wall Mount for Monitor

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Space Name: TYPICAL SANCTUARY Space Characteristics

Function/Adjacencies: The space is used for worship.

Special Dimensions: N/A Acoustics: Wall STC 45 / Door & Frame STC 42 Access: Public Number of Occupants/Workstations: Varies Occupant Load Factor per NFPA 101 Life Safety Code: Occupant Load per NFPA 101 Life Safety

FF&E Info: N/A Audio/Visual System Info: 1 Projector Mount, 1 Motorized Projector Screen Security System Info: N/A

Uniformat Section Description Qty Size Specific Requirements

B202001 Exterior Windows Provide windows for natural light emission.

B202004 Exterior Glazing Insulated – Low ‘E’ Glazing or Spectral glazing.

B2030 Exterior Doors A/R

Hollow metal insulated galvanized steel doors and steel frames.

Provide through bolt frame anchor for exterior frames. Doors and frames shall be factory primed and field painted. Provide fully weather stripped, thermally insulated doors as required.

Provide Rainguard.

C101001 Fixed Partitions SF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C102001 Interior Doors 1 3’-0” x 7’-0” Provide six panel decorative solid wood door.

C102007 Interior Door Hardware A/R Lever type handle for ADA compliance

C103004 Identifying Devices A/R Provide signage- Coordinate room signage with the user.

C3010 Wall Finish SF Paint

C3020 Floor Finish SY As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C3020 Wall Base Finish LF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C3030 Ceiling Finish SF Paint

C30300 Suspension Systems N/A N/A

D3040 HVAC Provide ducted supply and return

D502001 Branch Wiring A/R

Branch Circuits & Outlets per ESR

Provide necessary power, cable & data at required height for AV Equipment.

Provide floor power & data outlets. Quantity and placement to be determined by the DOR per the class size.

D50202 Lighting Equipment A/R

General Lighting: Provide in compliance with UFC 3-530-01.

Provide in compliance with ASHRAE 90.1 2010.

Preserve existing drop down Lighting Fixtures.

D503001 Telecommunications A/R Comply with Specification 27 10 00

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D503090 Other Alarms Mass Notification

D509002 Emergency Lighting and Power A/R Provide means of egress lighting.

E102009 Audio- Visual Equipment Ceiling Mount for projector

E201002 Window Treatment Not required.

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Space Name: TYPICAL RESTROOM/SHOWER/LOCKER SPACES Space Characteristics

Function/Adjacencies: The space is for men’s or women’s restroom/shower/locker areas for building occupants.

Special Dimensions: As noted in Chapter 4 Acoustics: Wall STC 45 / Door & Frame STC 42 Access: All building occupants.

Number of Occupants/Workstations: See occupant requirements in project description.

Occupant Load Factor per NFPA 101 Life Safety Code: Occupant Load per NFPA 101 Life Safety

FF&E Info: N/A Audio/Visual System Info: N/A Security System Info: N/A

Uniformat Section Description Qty Size Specific Requirements

B202001 Exterior Windows A/R Not required unless indicated on floor plan.

B202004 Exterior Glazing Insulated – Low ‘E’ Glazing or Spectral glazing. Frosted glass.

C101001 Fixed Partitions SF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C102001 Interior Doors A/R 3’-0” x 7’-0”

G-615: Provide hollow metal frame and door, factory-primed, field painted.

TC-601: Provide six panel decorative solid wood door.

C102007 Interior Door Hardware A/R Lever type handle for ADA compliance

C103001 Toilet Partitions A/R Phenolic partitions- floor to ceiling mounted

C103002 Toilet and Bath Accessories A/R

Include individual mirror over each sink (Minimum 36" high);

STAINLESS STEEL: 1- double toilet paper dispensers per toilet stall; 1-Coat hook on back of each toilet partition door;

Grab bars as required in accessible WC and shower stalls; 1- Soap dispensers per lav; Electric hand dryers (count determined by number of lavs); Shower seat in accessible stall; Shower rods at all showers; 1 - coat hook per shower stall. 1- semi recessed wall mounted trash receptacle.

C103004 Identifying Devices A/R Provide signage- Coordinate room signage with the user.

C103005 Lockers A/R 15” X15” Provide half height metal (Steel) ventilated lockers. Lockers shall have 6” high front and end closed base. Locker requirements listed in Chapter 4.

C103008 Counters Solid Surfaces.

C3010 Ceramic Tile Wall System Finishes SF 8”x 8” Thin- set, Unglazed Ceramic Tile; epoxy grout

C3010 Wall Finish SF Paint above tile

C3020 Tile Floor Finish SF 12”x12” Nonslip Ceramic tile; epoxy grout

C3020 Shower Floor Finish SF 2”X2” Ceramic tile; epoxy grout

C3030 Ceiling Finish SF Moisture Resistant Gypsum Wallboard with veneer plaster (level 5) finish and epoxy paint.

D201001 Plumbing Fixtures Water Closets- floor mounted – dual function flush valve

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D201003 Sink Wall mounted porcelain sinks.

D201005 Shower Partition Divider A/R Solid surface partition divider, ceiling mount only. Shower requirements listed in Chapter 4.

D203003 Floor Drain with trap primer A/R Located as required with chrome plated strainers

D3040 HVAC Provide supply and exhaust

D502001 Branch Wiring A/R Branch Circuits & Outlets per ESR. Provide GFI convenience receptacles above counters- one for every two lavatories.

D502002 Lighting Equipment A/R General Lighting: Provide in compliance with UFC 3-530-01.

Provide in compliance with ASHRAE 90.1 2010.

D503090 Other Alarms Mass Notification

D509002 Emergency Lighting and Power Provide means of egress lighting.

D509090 Electrical Devices Hand Dryers

E201003 Fixed Seating Benches

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Space Name: TYPCIAL MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL/TELECOMMUNNICATION SPACES Space Characteristics

Function/Adjacencies: Primary use for mechanical, electrical or telecommunications requirements- each must have a dedicated space.

Special Dimensions: Minimum size as required to accommodate and allow for servicing equipment.

Minimum Ceiling Height: No Ceiling Acoustics: Provide sound and vibration isolation from all occupied spaces.

Access: Access from corridor or exterior of building Occupant Load Factor per NFPA 101 Life Safety Code: Occupant Load per NFPA 101 Life Safety

FF&E Info: N/A Audio/Visual System Info: N/A Security System Info: N/A

Uniformat Section Description Qty Size Specific Requirements

B202001 Exterior Windows Not required.

B202004 Exterior Glazing Not required.

B2030 Mechanical Exterior Doors 1 3’-0” x 7’-0”

Double Doors

Hollow metal insulated galvanized steel doors and steel frames.

Provide through bolt frame anchor for exterior frames. Doors and frames shall be factory primed and field painted. Provide fully weather stripped, thermally insulated doors as required.

Provide Rainguard.

C101001 Fixed Partitions SF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C102001 Electrical and Telecommunication Interior Doors

1 3’-0” x 7’-0”

G-615: Provide hollow metal frame and door, factory-primed, field painted. Telecommunications door swing outward.

TC-601: Provide six panel decorative solid wood door.

C102001 Mechanical Interior Doors 1 3’-0” x 7’-0” Double Doors

Double Doors- Provide hollow metal frame and door, factory-primed, field painted.

C102007 Interior Door Hardware A/R Lever type handle for ADA compliance

C103004 Identifying Devices A/R Provide signage- Coordinate room signage with the user.

C3010 Wall Finish Paint

C3010 Other wall Finishes SF Telecommunications Room- Fire treated Plywood backer board

C3020 Floor Finish SF Hardened and sealed concrete

C3030 Ceiling Finish Exposed, painted structure

D202003 Backflow Preventer A/R

D202003 Recirculation Pump A/R

D203003 Floor Drains 1 min Mechanical Room- provide as required for equipment. Slope to drain.

D303002 HVAC

D3040 HVAC

D502001 Branch Wiring A/R Branch Circuits & Outlets per ESR

D50202 Lighting Equipment A/R General Lighting: Provide in compliance with UFC 3-530-01.

Provide in compliance with ASHRAE 90.1 2010. Suspended Fixtures

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D5030 Telecommunications A/R Comply with Specification 27 10 00

D503001 Telecommunications Telecommunications outlets are needed for direct digital controller and fire panel.

D503001 Telecommunications Telecom Room: Provide lockable server cabinets for all horizontal copper terminations. Provide ¾” plywood A/C grade on walls.

D503002 Public Address System A/R

D503090 Other Alarms Mass Notification

D509002 Emergency Lighting and Power Provide means of egress lighting.

E201002 Window Treatment N/A Not required.

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Space Name: TYPICAL CORRIDOR SPACES Space Characteristics

Function/Adjacencies: This area is for circulation space.

Acoustics: Wall STC 45 / Door & Frame STC 42 Occupant Load Factor per NFPA 101 Life Safety Code: Occupant Load per NFPA 101 Life Safety

FF&E Info: N/A Audio/Visual System Info: N/A Security System Info: N/A

Uniformat Section Description Qty Size Specific Requirements

B201006 Handrails A/R Upgrade existing or provide new to meet ADA

B202001 Exterior Windows A/R Provide windows for natural light emission.

B202002 Storefronts A/R

B20200 Exterior Glazing A/R Insulated – Low ‘E’ Glazing or Spectral glazing.

B2030 Exterior Doors A/R

Hollow metal insulated galvanized steel doors and steel frames.

Provide through bolt frame anchor for exterior frames. Doors and frames shall be factory primed and field painted. Provide fully weather stripped, thermally insulated doors as required.

Provide Rainguard.

B203008 Exterior Door Hardware A/R

C101001 Fixed Partitions SF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C101006 Interior Glazing A/R To be determined during CDW.

C102001 Interior Doors A/R 3’-0” x 7’-0”

G-615: Provide hollow metal frame and door, factory-primed, field painted.

TC-601: Provide six panel decorative solid wood door.

C102001 Interior Double Doors 3’-0” x 7’-0”

Double Doors

Double Doors- Provide hollow metal frame and door, factory-primed, field painted.

C102002 Glazed Interior Doors A/R To be determined during CDW.

C102003 Fire Doors A/R Provide in all fire rated walls

C102007 Interior Door Hardware A/R Lever type handle for ADA compliance

C103004 Identifying Devices A/R Provide ADA directional signage- Coordinate room signage with the user.

C103007 Fire Extinguisher Cabinet A/R Coordinate location with user

C103012 Fire Stopping Penetrations A/R Provide at all fire rated walls

C103014 Entrance Floor Grilles & Mats A/R

G-615: Provide recessed entrance mats at main entrance(s).

Modify existing slab as necessary.

TC-601: Not required.

C201060 Handrails A/R Upgrade existing or provide new to comply with requirements

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C3010 Wall Finish SF Paint

C3020 Floor Finish SF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C3020 Wall Base Finish LF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C3030 Ceiling Finish SF 24”X24” Suspended Acoustical Ceiling Tiles

C3030 Suspension Systems SF Suspended exposed grid compatible with ACT system

D3040 HVAC A/R Provide ducted supply and return.

D502001 Branch Wiring A/R Branch Circuits & Outlets per ESR

D50202 Lighting Equipment A/R General Lighting: Provide in compliance with UFC 3-530-01.

Provide in compliance with ASHRAE 90.1 2010.

D503001 Telecommunications A/R Comply with Specification 27 10 00

D503002 Public Address System A/R

D503090 Other Alarms A/R Mass Notification

D509002 Emergency Lighting and Power A/R Provide means of egress emergency lighting

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Space Name: TYPICAL JANITOR’S SPACES

Space Characteristics

Function/Adjacencies: Closet for housekeeping supplies.

Minimum Ceiling Height: No Ceiling - Exposed Access: Access from corridor Occupant Load Factor per NFPA 101 Life Safety Code: Occupant Load per NFPA 101 Life Safety

FF&E Info: N/A Audio/Visual System Info: N/A Security System Info: N/A

Uniformat Section Description Qty Size Specific Requirements

B202001 Exterior Windows N/A Not required.

B202004 Exterior Glazing Not required.

C101001 Fixed Partitions SF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C102001 Interior Doors 1 3’-0” x 7’-0”

G-615: Provide hollow metal frame and door, factory-primed, field painted.

TC-601: Provide six panel decorative solid wood door.

C102007 Interior Door Hardware A/R Lever type handle for ADA compliance

C103004 Identifying Devices A/R Provide signage- Coordinate room signage with the user.

C103006 Utility Shelving A/R 48”wide X 12” deep Utility shelf with mop & broom holder

C3010 Wall Finish SF 8”x8” CMU or High Impact Resistant GWB. Ceramic Tile Wainscot (full length) at Mop sink. Epoxy paint above wainscot and walls not covered with ceramic tile.

C3020 Floor Finish SF 2”x2” Ceramic mosaic

C3030 Ceiling Finish SF Moisture resistant GWB. Paint

D201004 Sinks 1 30”X30” min Mop Sink and faucet

D203003 Floor Drains 1 min Trap primer. Slope to drain.

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Space Name: TYPICAL STORAGE CLOSETS

Function/Adjacencies: The space is to provide storage of miscellaneous items.

Acoustics: Wall STC 45 / Door & Frame STC 42 Access: Accessed from corridor or classroom.

Number of Occupants/Workstations: None.

Occupant Load Factor per NFPA 101 Life Safety Code: Occupant Load per NFPA 101 Life Safety

FF&E Info: N/A Audio/Visual System Info: N/A Security System Info: N/A

Uniformat Section Description Qty Size Specific Requirements

B202001 Exterior Windows N/A Not required.

B202004 Exterior Glazing N/A Not required.

B2030 Exterior Doors N/A N/A

C101001 Fixed Partitions SF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C102001 Interior Doors A/R Varies

G-615: Provide hollow metal frame and door, factory-primed, field painted.

TC-601: Provide six panel decorative solid wood door.

C102007 Interior Door Hardware A/R Lever type handle for ADA compliance

C103004 Identifying Devices A/R Provide signage- Coordinate room signage with the user.

C3010 Wall Finish SF Paint

C3020 Floor Finish SF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C3020 Wall Base Finish LF As indicated on finish schedule, drawing A100, Part 6 Attachment A1

C3030 Ceiling Finish SF 24”X24” Suspended Acoustical Ceiling Tiles

C3030 Suspension Systems SF Suspended exposed grid compatible with ACT system

D3040 HVAC Provide ducted supply and return.

D502001 Branch Wiring A/R Branch Circuits & Outlets per ESR

D50202 Lighting Equipment A/R General Lighting: Provide in compliance with UFC 3-530-01.

Provide in compliance with ASHRAE 90.1 2010.

D503001 Telecommunications A/R Comply with Specification 27 10 00

D503002 Public Address System A/R

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Space Name: TYPICAL KITCHEN SPACES

Function/Adjacencies: The area is to provide a space for lunch breaks for building occupants.

Space Requirements: Provide space for base cabinet & countertop, full size Refrigerator, Microwave, Coffee Maker, toaster, sink Acoustics: Wall STC 45 / Door & Frame STC 42 Access: Accessed from corridor Occupant Load Factor per NFPA 101 Life Safety Code: Occupant Load per NFPA 101 Life Safety

FF&E Info: N/A Audio/Visual System Info: N/A Security System Info: N/A

Uniformat Section Description Qty Size Specific Requirements

C103004 Identifying Devices A/R Provide signage- Coordinate room signage with the user.

C103008 Counters LF 12’ Plastic laminate covered tops with 4” high splash. Preformed factory splash not allowed.

C103309 Cabinets LF 12’ Provide costume millwork consisting of plastic laminate wall & base cabinets

C3010 Wall Finish Paint

C3020 Floor Finish SF Resilient tile floor

C3020 Wall Base Finish LF 4” Resilient Base

C3030 Ceiling Finish SF 24”X24” Suspended Acoustical Ceiling Tiles

C303005 Suspension Systems SF Suspended exposed grid compatible with ACT system

D201004 Sink 1 Provide stainless steel under-mount sink

D3040 HVAC Provide ducted supply and return.

D502001 Branch Wiring A/R Branch Circuits & Outlets per ESR Provide outlets for countertop microwave, coffee maker, toaster, and refrigerator

D50202 Lighting Equipment A/R General Lighting: Provide in compliance with UFC 3-530-01.

Provide in compliance with ASHRAE 90.1 2010.

Power Provide means of egress lighting.

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6 ENGINEERING SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS (ESR)

B10 Superstructure B20 Exterior Enclosure B30 Roofing C10 Interior Construction C20 Stairs C30 Interior Finishes D20 Plumbing

D30 HVAC

D40 Fire Protection Systems D50 Electrical Power and Lighting E20 Furnishings G10 Site Preparation G20 Site Improvements G30 Site Civil/Mechanical Utilities G40 Site Electric Utilities

B10 SUPERSTRUCTURE

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

Provide the building framing system in accordance with UFC 3-301-01, Structural Engineering subject to the following limitation:

Design the structural in accordance with the following loading criteria:

Occupancy Category or Use: Use Occupancy Category II.

Wind Exposure: Wind design shall be based on Exposure C

Anti-Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP): Building is within controlled perimeter.

B1020 ROOF CONSTRUCTION

Refer to Chapter 3.

B20 EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE

Building envelope: Includes repair of brick veneer, weep holes, back up wall reinforcement, internally installed brick anchors, flashing, insulation and vapor barrier. Refer to B2010 Exterior Walls.

Finishes: Comply with the Base Exterior Architecture Plan, BEAP

B2010 EXTERIOR WALLS

Provide written and graphic descriptions of exterior enclosure barrier materials and location within the wall as a part of the Contractor provided design analysis.

B201003 INSULATION & VAPOR RETARDER

Provide continuous insulation, vapor retarder, water-resistive barrier, and air barrier to meet or exceed requirements of project's energy savings requirements as indicated by applicable American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) 90.1 calculations called for in Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 1-200-02, High Performance and Sustainable Building Requirements, and meeting minimum building…