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ATTACHMENT 1

PRB-90

Approved for public release:

Distribution unlimited. Public Release Control Number: 23-001

Scale

Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

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A001 Cover Sheet

Project Number NSWC Corona

B204 Conference Room Issue Date Author Checker

No. Description Date

Sheet Number Sheet Name

A101 General Plan A102 Enlarged Floor Plan A201 Sections A301 Interior Elevations A401 Reflected Ceiling Plan A500 Schedules

VICINITY MAPPROJECT LOCATION

B204 Conference Room Renovation

TITLE SHEET

T1

: NTS

BUILDING 204 ROOM 105 MINOR RENOVATION

NAWAL WEAPONS STATION CORONA, CA

NORTH

SITE MAP

MAIN GATE

SITE MAP

501 502 503

515516

AREA MAP

BLDG IN SCOPE

AREA MAP

BUILDING 204

IN SCOPE

PROJECT SITE

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

THE NAVAL SURFACE WAREFARE CENTER (NSWC), CORONA DIVISION HAS A

REQUIREMENT TO RENOVATE FORMER MACHINE SHOP SPACE THAT IS

CURRENTLY BEING USED AS A TEMPORARY CONFERENCE ROOM, INTO A FULLY

FUNCTIONAL CONFERENCE ROOM ADAPTABLE FOR CONFERENCES AND TRAINING

APPLICATIONS WITH TWO ADDITIONAL STORAGES WITHIN BUILDING 204.

GENERAL NOTES

ALL WORK SHALL CONFORM TO LATEST INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE AS

AMENDED BY UNIFIED FACILITIES CRITERIA.

SHEET INDEX

T1 TITLE SHEET

A1 OVERALL FLOOR PLAN

A2 NEW ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN

A3 SECTIONS

A4 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

A5 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

A6 ARCHITECTURAL NOTES

A7 ARCHITECTURAL NOTES

E1 LEGEND AND ABBREVIATIONS

E1.1 GENERAL NOTES

E2 LIGHTING PLAN DEMOLITION

E3 LIGHTING PLAN NEW

E3.1 LIGHTING NOTES

E4 POWER PLAN DEMOLITION

E5 POWER PLAN NEW

E6 TELECOMMUNICATION PLAN

E6.1 TELECOMMUNICATION NOTES

E6.2 AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEM (OPTION)

E7 DETAILS

M1 MECHANICAL PLAN

B204 Room 105 Minor Renovation

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F F

108 109

112A

113A

115116

119A

239'-6"

6'

-8

4 5 6

109 20

1712 16

14 15

18 2119

8 22

31 2 24 25

28 29 30

27 31

33 32

Checked by 1" = 20'-0"

A101 General Plan

1" = 20'-0"1 Site

OVERALL FLOOR PLAN

A1

OVERALL FLOOR PLAN

1" = 20'-0"1 SiteOVERALL FLOOR PLAN

CONVERT FORMER MACHINE

SHOP SPACE INTO A FULLY

FUNCTIONAL CONFERENCE

ROOM WITH TWO STORAGE

AREAS. REFER TO SHEET A2

FOR NEW FLOOR PLAN.

PROJECT AREAPROJECT AREA

MACHINE SHOP

A201

A301

8' - 10 7/8" 38' - 6 1/4"

524 SF

Conference/Training Room

76 SF

Storage 105A

119 SF

106A

B

A

Checked by 1/4" = 1'-0"

:3

A102 Enlarged Floor Plan

1/4" = 1'-0"1 Level 1 - Enlarged Plan

NEW ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN

A2

NEW ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN

New

A3

A4

INFORMATION SHOWN ON THIS PLAN IS FOR GENE

INFORMATION SHOWN ON THIS PLAN

IS FOR GENERAL REFERENCE ONLY.

THE INFORMATION SHOWN ON THIS PLAN IS FOR GENERAL

REFERENCE ONLY. ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS SHALL BE FIELD

VERIFYED.

1/4" = 1'-0"1 Level 1 - Enlarged PlanNEW ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN

FILL IN EXISTING MANHOLE

WITH CONCRETE

EXISTING FLOOR

DRAIN TO REMAIN

9'

0" 1'

0"

:1

Sections

1/4" = 1'-0"1 Section 1

1/4" = 1'-0"2 Section 2

SECTIONS

INFORMATION SHOWN ON THIS PLAN IS FOR GENE

:4

Interior Elevations

1/4" = 1'-0"1 Elevation 1 - a 1/4" = 1'-0"2 Elevation 1 - b

1/4" = 1'-0"3 Elevation 1 - c 1/4" = 1'-0"4 Elevation 1 - d

B204 Room 105 Minor Renovation A4

INTERIOR ELEVATIONSApproved for public release:

B204 Room 105 Minor Renovation A5

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

Ceiling Schedule

Assembly Code Assembly Description Area Description

Height Offset From

Level Perimeter

C3030220 Suspended Ceilings - Gypsum Board

72 SF 10' - 0" 42' - 7 1/8"

C3030210 Suspended Ceilings - Acoustical

286 SF 10' - 0" 86' - 7 3/4"

111 SF 12' - 0" 44' - 9 3/4"

184 SF 9' - 0" 188' - 7

5/8" THE INFORMATION SHOWN ON THIS PLAN IS FOR

GENERAL REFERENCE ONLY

1/4" = 1'-0"3 Elevation 1 - c1 Reflected Ceiling PlanREFLECTED CEILING PLAN

6" recessed LED can light around gypsum ceiling (typ.)

Recessed 2’ x 4’ LED light fixture at ceiling grid locations (typ.)

LED rope or LED strip lighting to shelf ceiling gypsum board for up-lightingNew Sprinkler Head (typ.)

Surface 2’ x 4’ LED light fixture (typ.)

- NEW

SHEET NOTES

REFER TO SHEET E3 AND E3.1 FOR LIGHTING NOTES.1

Legend and Abbreviations

E1

E1.1

General Notes

ARCHITECTURAL NOTES

A6

CEILING NOTES

ABATEMENT

1. The intention of this scope is for the contractor to provide all labor, material, and supervision to clean and replace any damaged ceiling tiles and grid.

2. The Contractor shall remove all existing acoustic ceiling tiles, insulation, and all other non-usable materials (trash), clean, and reinstall.

3. Prior to any cleaning, if necessary, to insure no contaminates are emitted into areas that are not being treated, all required areas and openings shall be suitably protected to avoid contamination and debris.

4. Contractor shall patch outside vent holes with wire mesh designed for rats, raccoons, and similar pests with a minimum of 16 gauge galvanized welded wire mesh, 0.063 inch wire diameter. Vent mesh shall not be removable. All interior spaces shall be covered with appropriate 4-millimeter plastic.

5. If scat is detected, Contractor shall abate all scat located in ceiling in the affected areas.

DEMOLITION

1. Remove all damaged ceiling tiles and damaged grids.

2. Remove ceiling tiles and grid around the center of the ceiling in Room 105.

NEW

1. Install new ceiling tile and ceiling grid for any damaged tiles and grid.

2. Construct a recessed tray gypsum board ceiling in center of Room 105.

3. Construct a gypsum board dropped ceiling box in the center of the tray ceiling in Room 105.

WALL NOTES

1. Selective wall demo required.

2. Contractor to conceal conduit inside wall cavity.

1. The Contractor shall field verify all measurements.

Construct walls floor to ceiling in the rooms.

2. The Contractor to verify fire alarms, annunciators, electrical outlets, etc. are not in the way where wall will be erected.

Contractor to relocate to proper location.

3. Patch areas of existing walls of holes and/or where affected by wall demolition and/or construction. For small holes, patch, sand, and smooth as necessary to blend with surrounding wall finish.

4. Install 3-5/8” metal light gauge steel stud framing.

5. Install 5/8" gypsum wall board on both sides to industry standards and per appropriate building code. Gypsum board shall be secured per general construction codes. Joints shall be sealed with joint compound and joint tape matching with existing finish. Mudding shall be applied per industry standards at a level 5 drywall finish.

6. New and existing wall surfaces will be prepared per paint manufacturer's recommendation before final paint finish is applied. Coordinate final paint color with the Government.

DOORS NOTES

DEMOLITION - INTERIOR DOORS

1. The Contractor to remove (1) set of double doors at the primary entry of Room 105.

2. The Contractor and Government will assess doors for reinstallation.

3. The Government will provide door reinstallation approval with contractor; if door is not deemed not feasible for reinstall, turn door(s) over to the Government.

NEW INTERIOR DOORS

1. Provide and install (1) new set of double metal doors, frame, lockset and all hardware at primary Entrance of Room 105.

2. Provide and install metal doors, frame, lockset and all hardware at each of the storage rooms.

3. Provide and install (1) metal doors, frame, lockset and all hardware for Room 105.

4. Paint all newly installed doors in accordance with Base Interior Architectural Standard colors.

FLORING NOTES

1. Flooring is a polished surface, remove/etch polish to ensure adhesive can be applied successfully for carpet tile installation.

CARPET AND COVE BASE

1. Carpet and cove base shall be installed per carpet manufacturer's recommended instructions. Repair holes, cracks, depressions, or rough areas using material recommended by the carpet or adhesive manufacturer. Abrupt changes in floor shall be feathered to 1/4" per foot slope with appropriate type of leveling compound.

2. Where applicable for non-raised floor carpeting, install new carpet using carpet glue. All carpet joints shall be joined and secured to the floor in accordance with the carpet manufacturer's installation specifications to prevent unraveling of carpet pile. All carpet joints shall be tight and visually un-noticeable, placed in locations that will prevent unraveling due to high traffic. The contractor shall trim or cut all door bottoms to provide proper clearance.

3. Carpet specifications:

4. Contractor to provide samples from customer selected standard

5. Carpet tiles shall be 12” X 36” rectangles; Contractor will receive carpet specifications from NSWC Project Manager

6. Carpet shall comply with California gold sustainable carpet standard or similar standards.

7. Carpet shall have soil/stain protection and antimicrobial treatment. Surface texture: direct glue down; construction:

pattern loop/textured pattern loop; dye method: solution dyed; weight: 28o2/sy; average pile density: 7,412 min.; primary backing: woven synthetic; secondary backing: multi-polymer backing system with a lifetime warranty on wear, delamination, edge ravel, static propensity, and cushion resiliency to also include an enhanced moisture barrier; minimum of green label plus certified.

8. Contractor to submit lay pattern for approval.

9. Provide appropriate transition strips or thresholds at all doorways, transitions between flooring and changes in elevation.

10. Install continuous 4” - 5" top set, 0.125" thick rubber cove base with no molded corners (inside & outside) on all walls and passageways. Product will be designed specifically to meet or exceed the performance and dimensional requirements of ASTMF-1861, Type TR, Group 1 (solid) standard specifications for resilient wall base.

11. Infill manhole with concrete, and finish concrete to ensure infill is level with surrounding concrete floor.

CONCRETE AND COVE BASE

1. Contractor to apply thin set micro topping concrete infill for low spots in concrete floor, sand or trowel smooth and finish.

2. Apply anti-static concrete sealant and/or polish in new storage room and electrical panel room ONLY.

3. Install rubber cove molding to match carpet cove molding in storage room and electrical panel room

4. Cut out and trench (2) floor channels in Room 105 to feed power and A/V cables to center of room.

5. Provide and install all conduit, outlet boxes, and components for power and A/V connectivity for floor power and data.

6. Data and Power should have (2) separated conduit pathways.

7. Infill concrete such that the concrete will be finished smooth and flush to match existing concrete floor.

ACCESSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Barrier-free design should be in accordance with the requirements of the Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS) as required by 42 U.S.C. 4151-4157, Architectural Barriers Act of 1968, and consistent with 29 U.S.C. 794, Rehabilitation Act of 1973, but also meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG). Use the criteria that provide the greatest barrier-free design requirements. The soon to be released DOD Accessibility Standards will implement the US Access Board's update of the ABA and ADA guidelines and supersede the requirements noted above.

ENERGY CONSERVATION

Energy conservation shall be in accordance with UFC 3-400-01, Design Energy Conservation.

EXTERIOR WORK

Exterior Windows and Exterior Walls

1. Clean, caulk and repair existing windows.

2. Repaint interior frames and mullions.

FIRE ALARM NOTES

The Contractor shall coordinate with NSWC any fire alarm system components that to be disconnected or reconnected.

Fire alarm devices shall be reconnected as required to maintain working system utilizing a certified fire protection installer.

Coordinate any issues with NSWC.

The Contractor shall coordinate with fire inspector prior to making any changes or programming to current fire alarm panel or system installed in the building.

General NotesARCHITECTURAL NOTES

A7

NEW PAINT

1. The Contractor shall clean all surfaces to be painted per manufacturers’ instruction.

2. The Contractor shall prepare the walls for paint as required:

- Remove all nails, tacks, and other foreign objects as well as patch all holes, cracks, and voids.

- Mask, remove items, or protect by other means all areas not to be painted such as switch plates, receptacle covers, and acoustic panels and replace when painting is completed.

- Protect work area from paint droppings and splattering by use of masking drop cloths, removal of items, or by other approved methods.

3. The Contractor shall apply paint in two coats. Finished surface shall show solid even color. Painted surfaces shall be free of runs, splattering, bubbles, or unsightly marks upon completion.

4. Interior paint and stain shall be low odor and low VOC interior paint and stain.

5. The Contractor shall coordinate color selection with NSWC and provide samples of paint swatches to the Government for approval. Paint shall be Dunn Edwards or similar. The Government is to decide if similar is acceptable. The Contractor shall not order any paint prior to the Government approval.

6. Interior Paint Gloss Level requirements:

- Paint all interior office walls MPI Gloss Level G3.

- Paint all interior accent walls MPI Gloss Level G4.

- Paint all wet rated areas with an interior paint MPI Gloss Level G5.

7. Paint Completion:

- The Contractor shall clean paint from hardware, glass, and other surfaces not required to be painted. These surfaces shall be free from paint drops, overspray, or smears.

- The Contractor shall remove all unused paint and stain from the Government site.

NEW SIGNAGE

ARCHITECTURAL SIGNS:

Install directional, informational, room numbering, and safety/exit signs per ADAAG guidelines and UFC 3-120-01 Design: Sign Standards with C3.

PROJECT SIGNAGE:

Prior to initiating any work on site, provide one project identification sign at the location coordinated with the Contracting Officer. Maintain sign throughout the life of the construction project. Upon completion of the project, remove the sign from the site. The project sign shall be provided at a conspicuous location on the job site where directed by the Contracting Officer.

REDLINE DRAWINGS

1. The Contractor shall maintain at the work site a set of contract drawings marked up to show deviations, which have been made from the contract drawings. These drawings shall be available for review with the Contracting Officer at all times.

2. Upon completion of the work, the marked up plans shall be turned over to the Contracting Officer. The Contractor shall mark REDLINE on the drawings submitted.

3. The Contractor shall provide digital submittal of spatially referenced REDLINE before project is considered complete.

4. The Contractor shall submit final As-Built Drawings consisting of each drawing indicated updated with all final as-built data. Refer to Section 01 78 00 for closeout submittals requirements.

5. Final payment will not be made until the redline marked up prints and final as-built drawings are delivered to the Contracting Officer.

PROJECT OPTIONS

WATER BOTTLE FILL STATION / FOUNTAIN OPTION

1. The Contractor to provide and install water bottle fill station/fountain. Final location shall be coordinated with the Contracting Officer prior to installation.

2. The Contractor to provide power feed and install GFCI outlet per UFC requirements.

3. The Contractor to ensure minimum water bottle fill station/ fountain requirements are:

a. Water cooler with water bottle refilling station.

b. Touchless, sensor activation (bottle filler) designed for easy use.

c. Visual filter monitor with LED filter status indicator. Fillsafe recognition automatically recognizes new filter and updates LED light back to green.

d. The 3,000-gallon filter is certified to NSF 42 and 53 for lead, Class 1 particulate, chlorine, taste and odor reduction.

e. Green Ticker informs user of number of 20 oz. plastic water bottles saved from waste.

f. Energy-saving feature, allowing for the refrigeration to be powered off when not in use.

g. Laminar flow provides clean fill with minimal splash. Real drain system eliminates standing water.

h. Silver ion antimicrobial protection on key plastic components to inhibit the growth of mold and mildew.

i. Low-energy LED light encourages use, assists with Filling dark bottles and illuminates in dark hallways.

MURAL OPTION

1. The Contractor to provide and install full 3M vinyl wall graphic mural or similar. Project manager will provide image that will be basis for wall graphic.

2. Mural should be floor to ceiling and fill wall with image.

3. Quantities, size, style and placement of the mural to be coordinated with the project manager prior to order and installation.

AUDIO VISUAL (AV) OPTION

1. The Contractor to provide and install AV system for the new conference room. The conference room should be configured for AV presentations using current technologies and adaptable for future IT; to include video conferencing and a monitor wall.

2. The Contractor to provide and install AV devices, equipment, racks, and other AV components for complete and functional conference room AV system:

- (2) Large format monitor 65” - 86”. NSWC will provide monitor standard, if option is exercised.

- 4-6 Ceiling mounted speakers

- 2-4 Microphones

- Video Teleconference Camera

- AV rack

- AV Control System

- New digital sign for room status This list is incomplete and for general reference only. The Contractor shall verify with AV vendor all required components for the complete conference room AV system.

3. The contractor shall propose AV vendor for the Government review and approval.

4. The Contractor shall provide required infrastructure for complete AV system connection.

- Create inset frames to mount a monitor, up to 90” in wall.

- Provide all electrical power and AV connections for wall mounted monitors.

- Provide conduit, junction boxes, and all components for AV equipment distribution controller box.

- Provide conduit, junction boxes, and all components for AV equipment distribution speakers to mount at ceiling tile locations.

- Provide conduit, junction boxes, and all components for AV equipment distribution for VTC equipment to mount at wall location.

- Provide conduit, junction boxes, and all components for AV equipment distribution for microphone equipment to mount at table location.

This list is for general reference only. The Contractor shall verify with AV vendor and provide all infrastructure required for electrical/telecommunication connections for the complete and functional conference room AV system. Refer to Sheet E6.2 for more AV information.

INTERIOR FINISHES

STORAGE AND UTILITY ROOMS

Anti-Static - Smooth seal or polished finished - concrete, rubber base, painted walls, and ceiling finishes to be coordinated with base architectural plans and the Government.

CONFERENCE AND TEAM ROOMS

Carpet tile, rubber base, painted walls, and ceilings finishes to be coordinated with base architectural plans and the Government.

PROJECT OPTIONS

CONFERENCE ROOM FURNITURE

(18) Siento high back chair, with enclosed arm and aluminum base, in Brisa Bone.

(1) Convene Conference Table – 168x60, with 2 power channels *Note, this table requires a wood edge and wood bases, includes

(3) U-Panel bases (required for this size).

(1) Contemporary Buffet Credenza with (3) Translucent doors, wood.

(1) Lectern, wood.

A A x

A A a

OS

1' x 4' LED FIXTURE. LETTER INDICATES TYPE

PER THE FIXTURE SCHEDULE, "SHADED AREA"

INDICATES BATTERY BACK-UP FIXTURE

2' x 4' LED FIXTURE. LETTER INDICATES TYPE

2' x 2' LED FIXTURE. LETTER INDICATES TYPE

WALL MOUNTED LED FIXTURE. LETTER

INDICATES TYPE PER THE FIXTURE SCHEDULE.

SURFACE MOUNTED LED FIXTURE. LETTER

INDICATES TYPE PER THE FIXTURE SCHEDULE.

LED EXIT SIGN WALL MOUNTED

20 AMP, 125 VOLT TOGGLE SWITCH MOUNTED 42"

AFF. a - CONTROLS LIGHTS WITH "a" DESIGNATION

3-WAY, 20 AMP, 125 VOLT TOGGLE SWITCH

MOUNTED 42" AFF.

4-WAY, 20 AMP, 125 VOLT TOGGLE SWITCH

MOUNTED 42" AFF.

WALL MOUNTED OCCUPANCY SENSOR

CEILING MOUNTED OCCUPANCY SENSOR

LIGHTING

OS WALL MOUNTED OCCUPANCY SENSOR

SM

CEILING MOUNTED OCCUPANCY SENSOR

MOTOR RATED, 20 AMP, 125 VOLT TOGGLE SWITCH

POWER

J

JJ

M

WALL MOUNTED NEMA 5-20 QUAD RECEPTICLE 48"

AFF UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

WALL MOUNTED NEMA 5-20 QUAD RECEPTICLE 18"

AFF UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

JUNCTION BOX ("F" INDICATES FLOOR MOUNTED)

JUNCTION BOX WALL MOUNTED 48" AFF

MOTOR, SIZE AS SHOWN

UNFUSED DISCONNECT SWITCH. SIZE AS SHOWN

FUSED DISCONNECT SWITCH. SIZE FUSES FOR EQUIPMENT

BASED ON MANUFACTURES RECOMMENDATIONS

SURFACE MOUNTED PANELBOARD, 3' AFF TO THE

BOTTOM OF THE PANEL

DATA/VOICE, POWER FLOOR MOUNTED NEMA 5-20

DUPLEX RECEPTICLE

TV POWER, DATA WALL MOUNTED NEMA 5-20

DUPLEX RECEPTICLE

TV

COMMUNICATIONS

WALL MOUNTED VOICE/DATA OUTLET (2 CAT 6

JACKS)

MOUNTED 18" AFF UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

WALL MOUNTED DATA OUTLET (CAT 6 JACKS)

WALL MOUNTED VOICE OUTLET (CAT 6 JACKS)

FIRE ALARM

SMOKE DETECTOR - PHOTOELECTRIC TYPE

CEILING MOUNTED

MANUAL PULLSTATION, MOUNT 42" AFF

WALL MOUNTED SPEAKER WITH

STROBE 84" AFF

FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL, 4" AFF

TO THE BOTTOM OF THE PANEL.FACP

P

S

ABBREVIATIONS

AMPERE

ABOVE COUNTER, 42"AFF UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT

ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR

ALUMINUM

ONE CONDUCTOR

CONDUIT

CIRCUIT BREAKER

CIRCUIT

COPPER

EXHAUST FAN

ELECTRICAL METALLIC TUBING

ELECTRIC WATER COOLER

FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL

FREQUENCY MODULATION

GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER

GROUND

HEATING AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION

HORSEPOWER

HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM

HEIGHT

HERTZ

INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM

JUNCTION BOX

KILOWATT HOUR

LIGHT EMITTING DIODE

MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKER

METAL HALIDE

MAIN LUGS ONLY

MOUNTED

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE

NON FUSED

NUMBER

OCCUPANCY SENSOR

PHASE

PASSIVE INFRARED

RIGID GALVANIZED STEEL

SINGLE MODE

TELEPHONE TERMINAL BOARD

TELEVISION

TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SURGE SUPPRESSOR

UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

VOLT

VOLTAMPERE

VARIABLE VOLUME DAMPER

WATTS

WEATHER PROOF

TRANSFORMER

AC

ADA

AFF

AL

1/C C

CB

CKT

CU

EF

EMT

EWC

FACP

FM

GFI

GND

HACR

HP

HPS

HT

HZ

IDS

J

KWH

LED

MCB

MH

MLO

MTD

NEC

NF

NO.

OS

PH

PIR

RGS

SM

TTB

TV

TVSS

UNO

V

VA

VVD

W

WP

XFMR

LEGEND AND ABBREVIATIONS

General Notes

GENERAL DEMOLITION NOTE S

EXISTING ITEMS, EQUIPMENT, DEVICES, FIXTURES, ETC. THAT

ARE TO REMAIN IN PLACE SHALL BE PROTECTED FROM DIRT

AND DAMAGE DURING DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION.

16.

FOR ALL LOCATIONS, INCLUDING ATTIC SPACE, AND ALL

EXISTING TO REMAIN EQUIPMENT, DEVICES AND OUTLETS

(PLAN MAY NOT INDICATE ALL EXISTING EQUIPMENT,

DEVICES, OUTLETS, AND EXACT QUANTITIES. THE

CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS):

PROVIDE COVERS FOR ALL OPEN J-BOXES AND OUTLETS.

INSTALL ADDITIONAL SUPPORTS/CLAMS INADEQUATELY

SUPPORTED CONDUITS.

17.

RESEAL ALL PENETRATION OR OPENING THROUGH WALLS,

CEILINGS, FLOORS, ETC. TO MANTAIN THE FIRE RATING OF

STRUCTURE.

18.

ALL PANELBOARD CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL HAVE A SHORT

CIRCUIT INTERRUPTING RATING NOT LESS THAN THE

AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT AT THE PANEL.

19.

ALL EXTERIOR MOUNTED EQUIPMENT AND CONDUIT SHALL BE

WEATHERPROOF RATED, MINIMUM NEMA 3R.

20.

21. ALL SWITCHES, CIRCUIT BREAKERS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT

SHALL HAVE TERMINATION PROVISIONS LISTED AND

IDENTIFIED FOR USE WITH CONDUCTORS, AND ALL

FEEDER CONDUCTORS, AND CONDUITS, ARE SIZED BASED ON

USE OF COPPER WIRES TYPE THWN/THHN.

PRIOR TO DEMOLITION, VERIFY AND REPORT TO THE

CONTRACTING OFFICER THAT ALL HVAC, SWITCHBOARD AND

BUILDING METERING ARE WORKING PROPERLY.

22.

Accomplish the required verification, investigation and review of the existing system(s), panels and other components of the building for its capacity to accommodate the proposed upgrade scope.

For addition to the existing systems, the new components shall be compatible with the existing systems.

All equipment must be listed and labeled by a recognized testing agency, i.e. UL.

Types, material and color of all switches, receptacles, and wall plates shall be approved by the Government prior to ordering and installation. All newly installed switch/receptacle plates shall be engraved with panel and circuit number per MIL-STD-1472.

All electrical conduits crossing building seismic separations or expansion joints shall be provided with approved flexible connectors.

Run all wires in conduit consealed wherever possible in ceiling, wall or floor spaces. Run close to structure and parallel to building lines.

Test all new systems to demonstrate that the electrical components and special systems are complete and function properly. Make necessary corrections and leave systems ready for operation.

The Contractor shall restore all damaged resulting from the work and leave premises in clean condition.

All required upgrade of the existing electrical panels, other equipment and trade systems, if needed, that associated with the scope shall be initial to this project's scope of work.

All newly installed electrical equipment shall comply with UFC standards.

All electrical cable shall be copper. Push in type cable connectors shall not be used.

All electrical wiring, conduit, boxes, etc. shall be concealed in walls and above the ceiling. The Contracting Officer approval shall be obtained should these conditions cannot be met.

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B204 Room 105 Minor Renovation E2

LIGHTING PLAN DEMOLITION

(E) (E) (E) (E)

(E)(E)(E)

(E) (E) (E) (E)

(E) (E)

REFERENCE ONLY.

ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS SHALL BE FIELD VERIFYED.

1. The Contractor shall demolish existing light fixtures, exit signs, mounting brackets, conduits and wires, junction boxes, light switches, motion sensors and all associated components for the subject areas. Remove all existing branch circuits' conductors and conduit associated with this scope back to the existing homerun from which they are fed or to the nearest remaining active device.

2. The contractor shall remove all material and devises including wiring, raceway, supports, boxes, etc. from the Government site. All removals shall be dispose properly.

3. Generate ballasts for disposal for lighting work that requires removal and/or replacement of fluorescent lights. The Contractor shall segregate ballasts depending on whether they contain PCB, or if ballasts are old and lack "NO PCB" label. The Contractor shall also separate ballasts from any metal frames or fixtures to allow appropriate packaging. PCB or suspected PCB containing ballasts shall be managed as hazardous waste which requires a hazardous waste manifest for disposal and Government signature.

4. Provide storage container/unit to protect materials and equipment from the elements.

The container/unit shall have the ability to be secured.

GENERAL DEMOLITION NOTES

REFER TO SHEET E1.1 FOR MORE DEMOLITION NOTES.

1/4" = 1'-0"3 Elevation 1 - cLighting Plan Demolition

1/4" = 1'-0"

LIGHTING PLAN DEMOLITION

B204 Room 105 Minor Renovation E3

LIGHTING PLAN NEW

New Lighting Plan

THE INFORMATION SHOWN ON THIS PLAN

3OS

O

$abc

$abc

COORDINATE PLACEMENT OF FIXTURES WITH

SPRINKLER HEADS, MECHANICAL AIR

REGISTERS AND OTHER ITEMS ON THE

CEILING (TYPICAL)

ab ab ab ab abababab ab c c c c c c c c c c cccccccccc

PROVIDE 360 DEGREE OCCUPANCY SENSOR AND

POWER PACK - CEILING MOUNTED.

THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR TO FIELD

VERIFY AND COORDINATE LOCATION AND NUMBER

OF SENSORS TO PROVIDE FULL COVERAGE.

INCLUDE ALL DEVICES NECESSARY FOR COMPLETE

SYSTEM SUCH AS POWER PACKS, SENSORS, ETC.

1/4" = 1'-0"3 Elevation 1 - cNew Lighting Plan

LIGHTING PLAN NEW

The Contractor shall re-use existing lighting circuits available in the room for the new lighting. The contractor shall verify existing circuits with tracing device and label circuits available at each j-box prior to removal. Emergency and exit lights circuit breakers shall be identified in the electrical panel and separated.

If the existing circuits are damaged, not per code or in other inadequate conditions, the Contractor shall upgrade existing wiring and associated connections as required per current code.

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The Contractor can provide new lighting circuits and wiring per code if the existing is not adequate for re-use or upgrade. The Contractor shall provide to the Government for approval an existing circuits investigation report. The new circuits shall be provided from the lighting fixtures up to the power source.

The Contractor shall verify if the existing electrical panel is adequate to accept a new load and load calculations shall be provided to the Government for approval prior to connection to the existing panel.

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Contractor shall provide wired dimmable switching to control lighting with the minimum foot candles set as the default on. That shall be no 3-way switching and wireless dimming switches installed, all switches shall be wired. The Contractor shall utilize occupancy sensors for primary switching lights to the "On" state and programmed with a 15 minute delay for turning the lights to the "Off" state. Occupancy sensors shall be the primary lighting for switching lights ON and OFF and a wired dimmable switch is located for secondary power source in case occupancy sensors fail to turn on lighting.

16. Refer to Sheet E3.1 for more lighting notes.

The Contractor shall provide general electrical construction items, including but not limited to all connections, fittings, boxes, conduits, conductors and associated equipment required for a complete and usable lighting and lighting control systems.

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Provide new permanently installed LED lighting fixtures in new conference and storage rooms. Fixture selection shall comply with UFGS requirements and as recommended in the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) standard.

Provide and installed new hard wired LED exit signs. Exit signs shall be in accordance with NFPA 70 & 101, NEC & Life Safety Code.

The Contractor shall provide lighting fixtures submittal for review and approval prior to ordering and installing of the lighting fixtures. Lighting fixtures vendor is Lithonia or similar. The Government is to decide if "similar" is acceptable.

New LED lighting shall provide adequate foot-candle (Fc) level of illumination at floor level for subject areas as required per UFC-3-530. The Contractor shall document and provide field verified measurements within each space proving that the minimum criteria has been met.

The Contractor shall provide to the Government for approval a photometric calculations for normal and emergency lighting conditions. Photometric plan with point to point calculations shall shows average foot candle and average to minimum uniformity for the subject area include lighting power densities, light loss factors and elevation of light fixtures and elevation plane. Refer to UFC 3-530-01 for additional lighting calculation requirements. Lighting Fc (foot-candle) calculations shall meet code requirements and ensure it is lit for safety. List required level of illumination for normal and emergency conditions on the photometric plan. It is the Contractor's responsibility to do a field investigation and obtain all required information like ceiling height, windows, floors/walls/ceiling type and color, abstractions, columns, trusses, and others that are required for the calculations.

6. The lighting fixtures layout and lighting fixture quantities shown on this plan and on Sheet A5 is for general reference only. The Contractor shall develop and submit for the Government approval prior to the construction a final lighting fixture layout plan based on a photometric point by point lighting calculations, and identify lighting circuit connections to the lighting control and power source.

The Contractors shall be responsible for light fixtures arrangement to ensure lighting is balanced to minimize shadows, glare and spectral reflection for nominally uniform illumination. The Contractor shall make sure there are no dark spots and lighting meet the criteria as recommended in the IESNA standard. Light fixtures placement and orientations should take furniture and equipment into consideration.

Light fixtures installation shall be in accordance with NEC, NFPA, and manufacturer's instructions. Appropriate light fixture supports per fixtures manufacturer shall be provided and installed by the contractor.

The Contractor shall provide emergency LED light fixtures with emergency ballasts (self-diagnostic) 90 minute battery backup to act as emergency lights during loss of power. Emergency lighting shall provide a uniformly distributed minimum 1.0 footcandle at floor level and is subject to field inspection. Ensure new lighting layout meets NFPA 101 emergency lighting requirements.

Mount switched, thermostats and devises required observation or operation at +42", unless otherwise noted.

11. Lighting control vendor is Watt Stopper or similar. The Government is to decide if "similar" is acceptable.

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LIGHTING NOTES

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LIGHTING FIXTURE NOTES

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All fixtures, lenses, and other trim shall be aligned, cleaned free of paint and blemishes before final acceptance.

Before installation, the Contractor shall insure that the luminaries have been tested for the application where it will be installed.

LED bulbs shall be managed in accordance with Department of Toxic Substance Control (DTSC) policy as Universal Waste. Manifest shall be provided to the Government for review at least 15 calendar days prior to shipment.

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p. Color temperature for LED shall be 4000K.

ALL NEWLY INSTALLED SWITCH PLATES SHALL BE METAL

PLATES AND ENGRAVED WITH PANEL AND CIRCUIT

NUMBER PER MIL-STD-1472.

B204 Room 105 Minor Renovation E4

POWER PLAN DEMOLITION

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ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS SHALL BE FIELD VERIFYED.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DISCONNECT AND REMOVE

EXISTING RECEPTACLES, BOXES, CONDUCTORS AND

RACEWAYS, AND ALL ASSOCIATED COMPONENTS FOR THE

PROJECT SUBJECT AREA. REMOVE ALL EXISTING BRANCH

CIRCUITS' CONDUCTORS AND CONDUITS ASSOCIATED

WITH THE SCOPE BACK TO THE EXISTING HOMERUN FROM

WHICH THEY ARE FED OR TO THE NEAREST REMAINING

ACTIVE DEVICE. REMOVE EXISTING WIRING. MAINTAIN

CONTINUITY OF EXISTING ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS AND

SYSTEMS THAT ARE TO REMAIN.

REFER TO SHEET E1.1 FOR MORE DEMOLITION NOTES.

GENERAL DEMOLITION NOTES

1/4" = 1'-0"

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B204 Room 105 Minor Renovation E5

POWER PLAN NEW

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28. FIELD VERIFY EXISTING ELECTRICAL CONDITIONS AND CONDUIT ROUTINGS. EXTEND AND

RE-CONNECT FIXTURES, WIRING DEVICES, EXHAUS FANS, ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL

DEVICES ETC. TO NEW PANEL AS FEASIBLE. WHERE EXISTING CONDUCTORS ARE SHORT,

EXTEND THE CIRCUIT WITH NEW CONDUCTORS. CONDUCTOR SPLICES SHALL BE IN A

JUNCTION BOX.

REFER TO SHEET E1.1 FOR MORE GENERAL NOTES.29.

CONF ROOM

1/4" = 1'-0"3 Elevation 1 - cPOWER PLAN NEW

Scale: NTS

INSTALL NEW RECEPTACLES AND COVERPLATE. PROVIDE NEW

CONDUIT AND WIRING.

THE RECEPTACLES LAYOUT AND QUANTITIES SHOWN ON THIS PLAN

IS FOR GENERAL REFERENCE ONLY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL

DEVELOP AND SUBMIT FOR THE GOVERNMENT APPROVAL PRIOR TO

THE CONSTRACTION A FINAL POWER LAYOUT WITH IDENTIFYED

ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS FOR EACH RECEPTACLE AND

DEVICE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFIRM FINAL CONDUIT

LOCATION, STUB UPS, UNDERFLOOR DUCT TO THE CENTER OF THE

ROOM, AND RECEPTACLE MOUNTING HEIGHT WITH CONTRACTING

OFFICER PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF THE WORK.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RE-USE EXISTING CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS

AVAILABLE IN THE ROOM FOR NEW RECEPTACLES AND DEVICE(S)

CONNECTION. VERIFY WIRE SIZE WITH EQUIPMENT NAMEPLATE DATA.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY EXISTING CIRCUITS WITH TRACING

DEVICE AND LABEL CIRCUITS AVAILABLE AT EACH J-BOX. IF THE

EXISTING CIRCUITS ARE DAMAGE, NOT PER CODE OR

IN OTHER INADEQUATE CONDITIONS, THE CONTRATOR SHALL

UPGRADE EXISTING WIRING AND ASSOCIATED CONNECTIONS AS

REQUIRED PER CURRENT CODE.

CONNECT TO EXISTING ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS IN THE ROOM AS

REQUIRED PER CODE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY THE

USE OF THE EXISTING CIRCUITS AND LOAD.

THE CONTRACTOR CAN PROVIDE NEW CIRCUITS AND WIRING AS

REQUIRED PER CODE IF THE EXISTING ARE NOT ENOUGH OR

NOT ADEQUATE FOR RE-USE OR UPGRADE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL

PROVIDE TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR APPROVAL AN EXISTING

CIRCUITS INVESTIGATION REPORT. THE NEW CIRCUITS SHALL BE

PROVIDED FROM OUTLETS/DEVICES UP TO THE POWER SOURCE.

IT IS THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO INVESTIGATE THE

EXISTING ELECTRICAL PANELS PHYSICAL AND ELECTRICAL CAPACITY,

AND PROVIDE TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO

CONNECTION AN ELECTRICAL LOAD CALCULATIONS TO

DEMONSTRATE THAT THE EXISTING PANEL IS ADEQUATE TO ACCEPT

A NEW LOAD.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE TO THE GOVERNMENT A SINGLE

LINE DIAGRAM WITH ELECTRICAL LOAD CALCULATIONS AND PANEL

SCHEDULES FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL PRIOR TO CONNECTION TO

DEMONSTRATE THAT THE EXISTING ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, UPSTREAM

PANELS AND WIRES ARE ADEQUATE FOR ADDITION OF NEW LOADS.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL UPDATE PANEL SCHEDULES WITH

TYPED/PRINTED SCHEDULE TO REFLECT THE CHANGES ON ALL

CIRCUITS, NEW AND EXISTING, THAT HAVE BEEN UPDATED.

DIRECTORIES SHALL BE MOUNTED IN PLASTIC ENCLOSURE ON THE

INSIDE OF PANEL DOORS, AND SHALL INDICATE LOAD DESCRIPTION

CONNECTED TO EACH CIRCUIT.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM ARC FLASH RISK ASSESSMENT,

DOCUMENT AND UPDATE LABELING PER NFPA 70E REQUIREMENTS.

MOUNT RECEPTACLES AT +18" VERTICALLY, UON.

THE LOCATION OF TV OUTLETS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC AND FOR

GENERAL REFERENCE ONLY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CHECK THE

MOUNTING HIGH, QUANTITIES, LOCATION AND POWER

REQUIREMENTS OF TV OUTLETS WITH AV VENDOR AND THE

CONTRACTING OFFICER PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. THE ELECTRICAL

OUTLET FOR TV MONITOR SHALL HIDE BEHIND MONITOR.

LABEL ALL RECEPTACLES AND JUNCTION BOXES WITH PANEL BOARD

AND CIRCUIT DESIGNATION FEEDING THE RECEPTACLE. INCLUDE THE

PANEL AND CIRCUIT NUMBER ETCHED ON THE FACEPLATE COVER.

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E6

TELECOMMUNICATION PLAN

CONF ROOM

Scale: NTS

TELECOMMUNICATION PLAN TELECOMMUNICATION NOTES - DEMOLITION

1. Demolition Room 105: Remove all existing CAT5E Voice and Data cables in location, and pull back to the telecommunication room. This includes RDT&E, NMCI, and VOICE.

2. The Contractor shall remove and dispose of abandoned electrical, Voice and Data cables (to include NMCI, VOIP, & RTD&E), conduits, panduits, junction boxes, and other related hardware in wall and above ceiling tiles.

3. The Contractor shall remove all surface mounted wire mold, conduit, panduit, etc., on the interior of the building and conceal them in the walls throughout the building.

4. The Government will assist to identify which jack panels in Room 105 will be removed.

5. Abandoned jack plates will be covered up with a blanking plate.

6. Abandoned jack plates will have a pull string for future usage.

7. The Government will assist to identify which room cables terminate to switch and patch panel from Room 105 to Telecommunications room.

8. The Contractor shall field verify all existing conditions, quantities of telecommunication drops, existing wiring, conduit runs, and end terminations that need to be demolish.

9. The Contractor shall disconnect and remove existing telecommunication outlets, boxes, conductors, and raceways back to the source, and all associated telecommunication system components for the project area. Maintain continuity of existing circuits and systems that are to remain.

10. Do not remove any conduits serving existing to remain items, especially to:

- Signal system devices, equipment, conduit and wiring, UON.

- Control system devices, equipment, conduit and wiring, UON.

- Do not remove any telecom/data infrastructure, i.e. conduits connecting telecom closets, cable trays, bridal rings in areas that will be above suspended ceiling.

- Conduits and j-boxes to fire alarm devices.

- Security devices, equipment, conduit and wiring, UON.

- Associated control switches, sensors, thermostat, low voltage devices, etc.

11. Refer to Sheet E1.1 for more demolition notes.

TELECOMMUNICATION NOTES - NEW

INSTALL NEW DATA DROPS, COVER PLATES, CABLES, RACEWAYS, AND

COMPONENTS FOR COMPLETE AND FUNCTIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM.

THE DATA LAYOUT AND QUANTITIES SHOWN ON THIS PLAN IS FOR GENERAL

REFERENCE ONLY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE QUANTITY OF DATA

DROPS, EXACT WIRING, CONDUIT RUNS AND END TERMINATIONS WITH THE

GOVERNMENT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) STAFF. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL

CONFIRM FINAL CONDUIT LOCATION, STUB UPS, UNDERFLOOR DUCT TO THE

CENTER OF THE ROOM, AND OUTLETS MOUNTING HEIGHT WITH CONTRACTING

OFFICER PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF THE WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL

PROVIDE FINAL TELECOMMUNICATION PLAN FOR THE GOVERNMENT REVIEW AND

APPROVAL PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

MODIFY AND EXTEND EXISTING CONDUITS, WIREWAYS AND CONDUCTORS/CABLES

TO ACCOMODATE NEW TELECOMMUNICATION OUTLETS AND DEVICES

INSTALLATION. UPGRADE EXISTING CABLES AND ASSOCIATED CONNECTIONS AS

REQUIRED. THE CONTRACTOR CAN PROVIDE NEW TELECOMMUNICATION

CONDUITS, WIREWAYS AND CABLES/WIRING AS REQUIRED PER CODE IF THE

EXISTING ARE NOT ENOUGH OR NOT NOT ADEQUATE FOR RE-USE OR UPGRADE.

REFER TO SHEET E6.1 FOR MORE TELECOMMUNICATION NOTES.

PROVIDE AND INSTALL NEW AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEM FOR THE CONFERENCE ROOM.

REFER TO SHEET A7 FOR AV OPTION DETAILS.

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E6.1

TELECOMMUNICATION NOTES

TELECOMMUNICATION NOTES - NEW

General Building Data Topology and Pathways

Stations Communication Requirements:

(NAVFAC Part 3, Section D5030 COMMUNICATIONS & SECURITY)

1. Station communications design is based on “four Information Outlets per workstation”.

2. X1 Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI).

3. X1 Voice-Over-IP (VOIP) Phone Data Jack.

4. X2 Research Development Test and Evaluation Data (RDT&E) Jack.

Internal Data Cabling:

1. Cable Type: Plenum Rated, Unshielded CAT 6.

2. Termination standard is TIA-568-B.

Color Codes:

1. NMCI = Blue

2. VOIP = White

3. RDT&E = Grey

4. No information outlet will be installed such that the intended workstation of device cannot be reasonably reached by a 16 ft cord.

Standard Information Outlet:

1. Room 105 will require new wall mounted jack plates. The Contractor shall purchase jack plates.

2. New flush mount jack plates shall be 4.5” by 4.5". Wall Mount – Quad gang configuration.

3. The Contractor shall coordinate number of wall mount jack plates and submit telecommunication shop drawings for the Government approval prior to installation.

4. Number of new CAT6 cable pulls and in wall conduit runs shall be as required to complete the functional system, and submitted to the Government for approval prior to installation.

5. Labeling shall include building number, room number, and seat number. Government will provide upon build-out the seat numbers after contract acceptance.

6. Keystones for NMCI shall be “Blue”.

7. Keystones for VOIP shall be “White”.

8. Keystones for RDT&E shall be “Grey”.

Room 105 Terminations:

1. NMCI cable conduit to room 105 shall be ran to the designated NMCI rack with conduit stovepipe.

2. VOIP data cables shall be run to the wall mounted VOIP patch panels. New Leveton 24-port wall mount patch panel will need to be procured. Patch panel will use keystones requiring the CAT6 VOIP cables to be terminated. Contractor shall provide patch panel and keystones.

3. RDT&E cable runs shall be pulled to the designated RDT&E rack. Two new one rack unit 24 port CAT6 certified patch panel will be required to terminate RDT&E cable. Use one patch panel for RDT&E R1 and the second patch panel for RDT&E R2.

Contractor to purchase, install, terminate patch panels and test.

Pathways:

(NAVFAC Part 3, Section D5030 COMMUNICATIONS & SECURITY)

1. Building pathways shall terminate in the distributor rooms or enclosures located on the same floor as the area being served per TIA-569-D.

2. Areas above the ceiling may be used as pathways for telecommunications cables per TIA-569-D.

3. Perimeter pathway fill shall be 40% per TIA-569-D.

4. Bend radius requirements shall meet TIA-569-D specifications.

5. Separation from EMI sources per TIA-569-D.

6. Co-Installation of telecommunications cable and power is governed by applicable electrical codes and safety. Use NFPA 70 for:

-Separations from power conductors;

-Separation and barriers within raceways;

-Separations within outlet boxes and compartments;

7. Zero path separations distance is permitted when the electrically conductive telecommunications cables or the power cables are enclosed in metallic pathways the meet the following conditions:

-The metallic pathways completely enclosed the cables and are continuous;

-The metallic pathways are properly bonded and grounded per TI-607B;

8. The walls of the pathways have a minimum thickness 1mm nominal if made of steel or 1mm nominal if made of aluminum.

Testing - Unshielded Twisted Pair (CAT6) Cabling and Connecting Hardware:

1. Perform all required testing to insure minimum performance requirements are met in accordance with TIA-568-.2-D. (UFC 3580-01: 2-11.1)

2. The contractor must submit for Government review a draft test plan of all proposed cabling and equipment being installed under the project. Upon the draft’s approval, the Contractor must prepare a finalized test plan to the Government. After the Contractor has completed the installation and testing of the ITS, the Contractor must submit a test report for all fiber and copper cabling. The contractor’s RCDD must approve both the test plan and the test report before submitting to the government.

(UFC 3580-01: 2-11.4).

3. The test plan must include, along with all testing system reports, a complete project test summary spreadsheet with indexed room numbers, outlet labels, jack labels and the pass/fail status, and causes for failures along with a total number of outlets installed, jacks/cable runs installed and the total number of jacks/cable runs that passed and failed the tests. All failed tests, require the Contractor to correct the failures prior to turnover of the system. Tier 2 testing, data, analysis is required by the Government at the contractors expense if Tier 1 testing does not prove adequate for identifying causes of failures, and if the Government is responsible for paying for any repairs not within the original scope of contract. (UFC 3-580-01: 2-11.4)

E6.2

AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEM (OPTION)

CONFERENCE ROOM AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEM (OPTION)

The following information is based on VectorUSA vendor, and is for general reference ONLY. The Contractor shall verify all AV requirements with AV vendor. AV vendor selection shall be approved by the Government.

Refer to Sheet A7 for more AV notes.

DISPLAYS:

The Conference room will be outfitted with two (2) 4K UHD 86" wall mounted commercial displays. The displays will be mounted at the front viewing area of the room, mounted side-by-side with the VTC camera mounted in the middle. The new front wall mounted displays will be the main presentation area to present any connected media content within the AV system.

In addition, two (2) 70" 4K UHD Interactive commercial displays will be wall mounted on the sides of the room (left & right side). These new displays be able to mirror and present any connected media content within the AV system.

The multi touch functionality allows the user to collaborate and annotate on screen. Each interactive display will have one (1) dedicated USB connectivity cable at the owner furnished center cable cubby that will connect directly to the display to allow the end user to utilize interactive touch features and document storage directly to the connect Laptop/Device.

Note: Electrical power will need to be provided at each display location.

System Elements

- Two (2) 86" 4K UHD Commercial Displays

- Two (2) 70" 4K UHD Interactive Commercial Displays

- Four (4) Wall mounts

- Two (2) USB Transmitters

- Two (2) USB Receivers

FIXED MATRIX SWITCHER/SOURCE:

One (1) new 10x8 All-in-One fixed matrix switcher with amplifier and control processor will be designed and implemented for the conference room. The fixed matrix switcher will consist of digital inputs and outputs (only) and will have the ability to select the noted presentation media source content to any display. The proper transmitter and receiver boxes will be selected for the appropriate design and system functionality to extend video signals to the appropriate destinations.

The presentation sources will consist of:

- Three (3) HDMI’s transmitters (1 per table cable cubby location)

- One (1) GFE Dedicated PC (Rack location)

- One (1) UC Conferencing (single output, GFE dedicated PC)

- One (1) PTZ Camera

- One (1) Blu-ray Player System Elements

- One (1) 10x8 All-in-One Matrix Switcher w/Amplifier & Control Processor

- Four (4) HDMI transmitters

- Five (5) HDMI receivers

- One (1) Blu-ray Player

AUDIO/MCIROPHONES:

Sound will be distributed through six (6) pendant style ceiling speakers and will be supported by the integrated power amplifier in the All-in-One matrix switcher, mention above. Speakers will be installed in the appropriate areas to maintain sound pressure in the room.

Two (2) Beamforming ceiling mounted microphones will be installed and configured to capture near-end vocals for Video Conferencing "over the seating areas only". Ceiling microphone will NOT be used for sound reinforcement.

One (1) 12x8 Digital Sound Processor (DSP) will be installed and configured with Dante network audio technology to function with the newly installed ceiling microphones and new A/V system. All audio signals will be process through this unit for the proper auto echo cancelation (AEC), audio routing, and sound equalization.

System Elements

- Six (6) Pendant Ceiling Speakers

- Two (2) Beamforming Ceiling Microphones

- One (1) 12x8 Digital Sound Processor w/AEC and Dante

AUDIO TELECONFERENCING:

Audio Teleconference (ATC) will be designed into the new system. The new Digital Sound Processor "mentioned above" will be installed and configured to function with the newly installed ceiling microphones and audio system. Both ATC and VTC systems will be designed to function seamlessly together to incorporate both incoming and outgoing far-end vocals.

CAMERAS:

One (1) PTZ 1080p cameras will be installed for the VTC and soft codec conferencing devices. The new camera location will be installed in between the 2 new 86” displays at the front of the room. The Camera will be routed to the new matrix switcher for video routing abilities for the new attached devices that will require a camera feed.

System Elements

- One (1) 1080p PTZ wall mounted Cameras, 12x zoom

- One (1) Wall mount

VIDEO TELECONFERENCING:

One (1) new video teleconferencing (VTC) system will be integrated to conduct remote distance communication by video and audio transmission over the Government local area network (LAN).