NOAA Standard Specification 000-2D Temporary-Services-Contractor-Facility.pdf
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This document outlines standard specification requirements for temporary services to be provided to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ships while at a contractor's facility. The specification details 18 temporary services that must be delivered within two hours of a ship's arrival, including gangways, camels, potable water, electricity, fire alarms, firefighting water, sewage disposal, snow removal, telephones, internet, parking, office space, and security, if required by the detail specification. The contractor must disconnect all temporary services after completion of work and immediately before ship departure. The specification provides requirements for each temporary service and references applicable industry and regulatory standards.
The attached federal contract opportunity is a solicitation for drydock services for NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson in fiscal year 2024. The solicitation includes a statement of work, forms for past performance information and questionnaires, pricing schedule, drawings, manuals, standard specifications, and regulatory references. Offerors must price drydock work in accordance with the attachments.
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000-2D August 2018
SUPERSEDING
MOC-000-2C
August 1995
STANDARD SPECIFICATION
TEMPORARY SERVICES AT CONTRACTOR FACILITIES
1. SCOPE
1.1 This specification contains the general requirements for temporary services to be provided to NOAA ships while at a Contractor’s facility.
2. REFERENCES
2.1 National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) 72, “National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code”
2.2 29 CFR 1918.22, Subpart C, Safety and Health Regulations for Longshoring, “Gangways and Other Means of Access”
2.3 29 CFR 1915.82, Subpart F, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Shipyard Employment, “General Working Conditions”, “Lighting”
2.4 ANSI C84.1 Electric Power Systems and Equipment
2.5 ANSI C62.92.4, “IEEE Guide for the Application of Neutral Grounding in Electrical Utility Systems, Part IV-Distribution”
2.6 IEEE 519, “IEEE Recommended Practices and Requirements for Harmonic Control in Electrical Power Systems”.
2.7 29 CFR 1915, Subpart F, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Shipyard Employment, “General Working Conditions”
3. DEFINITIONS
3.1 None.
4. REQUIREMENTS
4.1 General
4.1.1 Provide the facilities and services required by this specification for the entire period the ship is at the Contractor’s facility, except as otherwise specified.
4.1.2 All connections and services shall be provided within two (2) hours after the ship arrives at the facility.
4.1.3 Supply the cables, hoses, fittings, and equipment needed to provide the services to the ship.
4.1.4 For water, air, and steam services, provide pressure regulators and pressure gauges at the deck connection.
4.1.5 The services may be disconnected when necessary to perform shipboard work on the associated service, or when necessary to shift, haul, or refloat the ship. Restore the services for normal use within one hour after completion of the work, shift, haul, or refloat operation.
4.1.6 After completion of all other contract work, and immediately before the ship departs the Contractor’s facility, disconnect the temporary services. Remove all related cables, hoses, fittings, and equipment.
4.2 Gangways
4.2.1 Provide two (2) gangways for access to the ship in compliance with reference 2.2.
4.2.2 Locate one gangway forward and one aft. If the ship is in dry dock or on a railway, the gangways shall be located on opposite sides of the ship.
4.2.3 Light the gangways at all times in accordance with Reference 2.3.
4.3 Camels and Fenders
4.3.1 Provide a camel or fender system to prevent the ship’s sides from chafing against the wharf, pier, or other objects while the ship is moored.
4.3.2 When moving the ship, use adequate fenders to prevent chafing of the ship’s hull.
4.3.3 Repair all damage to the ship’s hull structure and coating systems which occur due to lack of adequate fenders.
4.4 Potable Water Service
4.4.1 Provide uncontaminated potable water to the ship’s potable water deck connection using new, unused hoses.
4.4.2 Prior to connecting to the ship’s system:
a. Flush the water service lines and hoses with potable water. Continue flushing for one minute after the water runs clear.
b. Submit documentation that the potable water supply complies with the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) to the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR). As a minimum, include:
1. A report from a local health authority or an independent testing lab attesting that the potable water supply meets safe bacteriological levels.
2. Additional data, attainable from the water supplier, which verifies compliance with physical, chemical, and aesthetic standards of the SDWA.
4.4.3 If the potable water supply is from a municipal water source, install check valves and other automatic closure devices to prevent contamination of the municipal water source in compliance with local ordinances and U.S. Public Health Service regulations.
4.5 Electric Power Service
4.5.1 Provide electric power of the voltage and amperage specified in detail specification to the ship’s shore power connection box. Furnish all necessary flexible shore tie cable with compatible terminal connections. Ships may require multiple cables.
4.5.2 Provide clean power which, at a minimum, meets the following quality standards to prevent damage to ship equipment:
a. Voltage regulation shall be in accordance to reference 2.4, Table 3.1.
b. Voltage swell maximums during ground faults shall be in accordance to reference 2.5.
c. Voltage sag shall not exceed 0.1 to 0.9 per unit for duration of 0.5 cycles to 1 minute.
d. Harmonic distortion limits shall be in accordance with reference 2.6.
4.6 Sanitary and Cooling Water Service
4.6.1 When the ship is dry docked, provide ample water for proper operation of the ship’s sanitary, refrigeration, and air conditioning systems.
4.7 Fire Alarm System
4.7.1 Install a fire alarm system on the main deck within ten (10) feet of the aft gangway in accordance with reference 2.1.
4.7.2 The system shall either be a fire alarm pull box or a non-dial telephone.
4.7.3 The system shall be reliable, use electrically supervised circuits, and provide facilities at a centrally manned location.
4.7.4 Test the system daily. Repair or replace defective or inoperative components immediately.
4.7.5 Provide emergency lighting should normal lighting be disrupted.
4.7.6 The fire alarm shall send a signal directly to at least one of the following locations:
a. A central station service.
b. A remote station service.
c. A municipal fire department.
d. A shipyard fire department.
e. A continuously manned location within the shipyard where trained operators can take immediate action to transmit an alarm.
4.7.7 The means to summon the fire department from within the shipyard shall consist of a direct electrically supervised circuit to the fire department or manual operation of a municipal fire alarm box within 50 feet of the centrally manned location.
4.8 Fire-Fighting Water Supply
4.8.1 Supply water to the ship’s fire main deck connection.
4.8.2 The water supply shall be capable of maintaining the fire main system pressure between 100 and 130 pounds per square inch gauge (psig) at the deck connection when two 50 foot lengths of 1- 1/2-inch hose are simultaneously open and delivering water through two all-purpose nozzles.
4.8.3 Provide a shut-off valve at the deck connection to prevent pressurizing the ship’s fire main except when needed.
4.8.4 Provide an emergency source of fire-fighting water. This source shall be:
a. Completely independent of the primary fire-fighting water supply.
b. Capable of providing and maintaining 500 gallons per minute at 100 psig to the ship’s weather deck.
c. Able to be connected to the ship’s fire main system within 5 minutes after the loss of the primary fire-fighting water supply.
d. Powered independently of the Contractor’s normal source of electrical power. This emergency power source shall be capable of being provided when local utilities are disrupted.
4.8.5 Test the primary and emergency fire-fighting operations:
a. Within 8 hours after the ship arrives at the Contractor’s facility.
b. Weekly.
4.9 Sewage and Turbid Water Disposal Service
4.9.1 Accept and properly dispose of effluent sewage and turbid water from the ship’s deck connection(s). The ship’s pumps will be used to pump the sewage and turbid water to the deck connection(s).
4.10 Steam Service
4.10.1 If required in the detail specification item, supply steam to the ship’s deck connection at the temperature and pressure specified.
4.10.2 Use new, unused hoses.
4.11 Temporary Toilet Facilities
4.11.1 If required in the detail specifications, or whenever the Contractor must secure the ship’s toilet facilities, provide temporary toilet facilities for exclusive NOAA use, as follows:
a. One temporary toilet for each 15 persons, or part thereof, in the ship’s on-site crew.
b. When the ship is in a dry dock or marine railway, locate the toilet(s) on the ship’s main deck near the stern. When the ship is moored dockside, locate the toilet(s) within 200 feet of the ship’s gangway.
c. Portable chemical toilets are acceptable provided the Contractor empties and cleans them daily.
4.12 Snow and Ice Removal Service
4.12.1 Keep ship gangways and decks free of snow and ice to provide a safe working environment in accordance with reference 2.7.
4.12.2 Take care to avoid damaging the ship’s deck, hatches, equipment, or coatings.
4.12.3 Do not use de-icers containing calcium chloride (rock salt) or sodium chloride.
4.13 Telephone Service
4.13.1 Provide and install telephones in locations designated in the detail specification. If not designated in the detail specification, locate the telephones as specified by the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR).
4.13.2 The telephones shall be push button, touch tone.
4.13.3 The telephones shall have private lines.
4.13.4 Outside numbers shall be able to be dialed or received at all days and times.
4.13.5 Provide telephone service for making local calls, toll free calls and long distance calling card calls using government AT&T calling cards. In the event that the telephones are used to make long distance toll calls, prepare a separate invoice, including an itemized list of the long distance toll calls.
Submit the invoice to the ship for payment at the completion of the contract period.
4.14 Internet Service
4.14.1 Provide high-speed, broadband internet connectivity via a local Internet Service Provider or privately owned internal internet connection. High-speed broadband internet is defines as Digital Subscriber Service (DSL), cable network, or fiber optic network services.
4.14.2 The provided service shall be a secure business-type account that supports Virtual Private Network (VPN) connections, if available with a minimum of 25 Mbps download and 5 Mbps upload speed.
4.14.3 Provide service in locations designated in the detail specification. These locations will typically include the ship and each dockside office provided for NOAA use. If not designated in the detail specification, locate the internet service as specified by the COR.
4.15 Garbage and Recycling Service
4.15.1 If required in the detailed specifications or other procurement documents, provide containers on the ship for convenient and sanitary disposal of garbage and recyclables by the ship’s crew.
4.15.2 If adequate ship deck space is not available, the containers may be located off the ship within twenty (20) feet of the gangway, if pre-authorized by the COR.
4.15.3 Empty and clean the containers daily.
4.16 Vehicle Parking Spaces
4.16.1 Provide vehicle parking spaces in the quantity specified in the detail specification.
4.16.2 The parking spaces shall be located inside the facility.
4.16.3 Parking spaces may be provided outside the facility if they are within 100 feet of an entrance gate and the Contractor has means to control unauthorized use.
4.17 Dockside Office Space
4.17.1 Provide dockside office spaces with adjacent toilet facilities for exclusive use by NOAA personnel in the quantities specified in the detail specification or other procurement documents.
4.17.2 Locate the office space as close as practical to the ship, preferably within 300 feet. If the offices are located more than 300 feet from the ship, provide a golf cart or bicycle for exclusive NOAA use.
4.17.3 Provide temperature control with heating and air conditioning to maintain the office space and adjacent toilet facilities between 68 and 76 degrees Fahrenheit.
4.17.4 Provide daily janitorial service to clean the office spaces, toilet facilities, and to empty the wastepaper baskets.
4.17.5 The Dockside office spaces shall be:
a. A minimum of 12 feet by 12 feet.
b. Equipped with at least:
1. One 30-inch by 60-inch desk.
2. One 30-inch by 48-inch (minimum) work table.
3. Two chairs.
4. One two-drawer file cabinet.
5. One wastepaper basket.
6. Three, double socket, 120 VAC outlets evenly spaced around the walls, with electrical power.
7. Overhead and task lighting.
8. Two clear windows. Each a minimum area of six foot square.
4.17.6 The adjacent toilet facilities shall be provided, as follows:
a. Provide at least one toilet facility per two offices.
b. Provide each toilet facility with at least one water closet and one lavatory that is kept stocked with ample toilet tissue, soap and paper towels.
c. Equip each toilet facility with a wastepaper basket and a door which can be locked from the inside while in use.
4.18 Security Service
4.18.1 If required by the detail specifications or other procurement document, provide security guard service during all periods that no contract work is being performed on the ship, as follows:
a. A guard shall inspect all unlocked compartments at least once every two hours.
b. The guard shall be equipped with a Detex® watch clock, or equivalent, during the compartment inspections and shall record their inspections on the clock at key stations securely installed by the Contractor.
c. The number of key stations required shall be determined by dividing the ship’s overall length in feet by 40. One key station shall be provided for each 40 feet, and part thereof. The location for installing the key stations shall be specified by the COR.
d. Each day provide a copy of the watch clock recording for the preceding 24-hour period to the COR.
APPENDIX A:
This Checklist is for guidance only. The Contractor is required to meet all requirements in the specification, whether or not they are captured accurately or fully in this checklist.
Temporary Services Checklist
Paragraph Deadline Action Item
1 4.2 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver Gangways
2 4.3 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver Camels and Fenders
3 4.4 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver Potable Water Service with Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) documentation
4 4.5 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver Electrical Service, ship connection and required voltage and amperage specified in the detail specifications
5 4.6 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver Sanitary and Cooling Water
6 4.7 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver Fire Alarm System
7 4.8 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver Fire Fighting Water Supply – Primary and Emergency Backup
8 4.9 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver Sewage and Turbid Water Disposal
9 4.13 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver Telephone Service
10 4.14 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver Internet Service
11 4.16 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver Vehicle Parking Spaces, amount specified in detail specification
12 4.12 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver, as needed
Snow and Ice Removal Service
13 4.15 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver, if required
Garbage and Recycling Service
14 4.10 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver, if required
Steam Service
15 4.11 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver, if required
Temporary Toilet Facilities
16 4.17 Within 2 hours after ship arrival Deliver, if required
Dockside Office Space and Adjacent Toilet Facilities
17 4.18 When no contract work is being performed on ship
Provide, if required
Security Services
18 4.1.6 At the end of all work and immediately before ship departure
Perform Disconnect all temporary services
| 1. SCOPE |
| 1.1 This specification contains the general requirements for temporary services to be provided to NOAA ships while at a Contractor’s facility. |
| 2. REFERENCES |
| 2.1 National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) 72, “National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code” |
| 2.2 29 CFR 1918.22, Subpart C, Safety and Health Regulations for Longshoring, “Gangways and Other Means of Access” |
| 2.3 29 CFR 1915.82, Subpart F, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Shipyard Employment, “General Working Conditions”, “Lighting” |
| 2.4 ANSI C84.1 Electric Power Systems and Equipment |
| 2.5 ANSI C62.92.4, “IEEE Guide for the Application of Neutral Grounding in Electrical Utility Systems, Part IV-Distribution” |
| 2.6 IEEE 519, “IEEE Recommended Practices and Requirements for Harmonic Control in Electrical Power Systems”. |
| 2.7 29 CFR 1915, Subpart F, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Shipyard Employment, “General Working Conditions” |
| 3. DEFINITIONS |
| 3.1 None. |
| 4. REQUIREMENTS |
| 4.1 General |
| 4.1.1 Provide the facilities and services required by this specification for the entire period the ship is at the Contractor’s facility, except as otherwise specified. |
| 4.1.2 All connections and services shall be provided within two (2) hours after the ship arrives at the facility. |
| 4.1.3 Supply the cables, hoses, fittings, and equipment needed to provide the services to the ship. |
| 4.1.4 For water, air, and steam services, provide pressure regulators and pressure gauges at the deck connection. |
| 4.1.5 The services may be disconnected when necessary to perform shipboard work on the associated service, or when necessary to shift, haul, or refloat the ship. Restore the services for normal use within one hour after completion of the work, shif... |
| 4.1.6 After completion of all other contract work, and immediately before the ship departs the Contractor’s facility, disconnect the temporary services. Remove all related cables, hoses, fittings, and equipment. |
| 4.2 Gangways |
| 4.2.1 Provide two (2) gangways for access to the ship in compliance with reference 2.2. |
| 4.2.2 Locate one gangway forward and one aft. If the ship is in dry dock or on a railway, the gangways shall be located on opposite sides of the ship. |
| 4.2.3 Light the gangways at all times in accordance with Reference 2.3. |
| 4.3 Camels and Fenders |
| 4.3.1 Provide a camel or fender system to prevent the ship’s sides from chafing against the wharf, pier, or other objects while the ship is moored. |
| 4.3.2 When moving the ship, use adequate fenders to prevent chafing of the ship’s hull. |
| 4.3.3 Repair all damage to the ship’s hull structure and coating systems which occur due to lack of adequate fenders. |
| 4.4 Potable Water Service |
| 4.4.1 Provide uncontaminated potable water to the ship’s potable water deck connection using new, unused hoses. |
| 4.4.2 Prior to connecting to the ship’s system: |
| a. Flush the water service lines and hoses with potable water. Continue flushing for one minute after the water runs clear. |
| b. Submit documentation that the potable water supply complies with the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) to the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR). As a minimum, include: |
| 1. A report from a local health authority or an independent testing lab attesting that the potable water supply meets safe bacteriological levels. |
| 2. Additional data, attainable from the water supplier, which verifies compliance with physical, chemical, and aesthetic standards of the SDWA. |
| 4.4.3 If the potable water supply is from a municipal water source, install check valves and other automatic closure devices to prevent contamination of the municipal water source in compliance with local ordinances and U.S. Public Health Service regu... |
| 4.5 Electric Power Service |
| 4.5.1 Provide electric power of the voltage and amperage specified in detail specification to the ship’s shore power connection box. Furnish all necessary flexible shore tie cable with compatible terminal connections. Ships may require multiple cables. |
| 4.5.2 Provide clean power which, at a minimum, meets the following quality standards to prevent damage to ship equipment: |
| a. Voltage regulation shall be in accordance to reference 2.4, Table 3.1. |
| b. Voltage swell maximums during ground faults shall be in accordance to reference 2.5. |
| c. Voltage sag shall not exceed 0.1 to 0.9 per unit for duration of 0.5 cycles to 1 minute. |
| d. Harmonic distortion limits shall be in accordance with reference 2.6. |
| 4.6 Sanitary and Cooling Water Service |
| 4.6.1 When the ship is dry docked, provide ample water for proper operation of the ship’s sanitary, refrigeration, and air conditioning systems. |
| 4.7 Fire Alarm System |
| 4.7.1 Install a fire alarm system on the main deck within ten (10) feet of the aft gangway in accordance with reference 2.1. |
| 4.7.2 The system shall either be a fire alarm pull box or a non-dial telephone. |
| 4.7.3 The system shall be reliable, use electrically supervised circuits, and provide facilities at a centrally manned location. |
| 4.7.4 Test the system daily. Repair or replace defective or inoperative components immediately. |
| 4.7.5 Provide emergency lighting should normal lighting be disrupted. |
| 4.7.6 The fire alarm shall send a signal directly to at least one of the following locations: |
| a. A central station service. |
| b. A remote station service. |
| c. A municipal fire department. |
| d. A shipyard fire department. |
| e. A continuously manned location within the shipyard where trained operators can take immediate action to transmit an alarm. |
| 4.7.7 The means to summon the fire department from within the shipyard shall consist of a direct electrically supervised circuit to the fire department or manual operation of a municipal fire alarm box within 50 feet of the centrally manned location. |
| 4.8 Fire-Fighting Water Supply |
| 4.8.1 Supply water to the ship’s fire main deck connection. |
| 4.8.2 The water supply shall be capable of maintaining the fire main system pressure between 100 and 130 pounds per square inch gauge (psig) at the deck connection when two 50 foot lengths of 1-1/2-inch hose are simultaneously open and delivering wate... |
| 4.8.3 Provide a shut-off valve at the deck connection to prevent pressurizing the ship’s fire main except when needed. |
| 4.8.4 Provide an emergency source of fire-fighting water. This source shall be: |
| a. Completely independent of the primary fire-fighting water supply. |
| b. Capable of providing and maintaining 500 gallons per minute at 100 psig to the ship’s weather deck. |
| c. Able to be connected to the ship’s fire main system within 5 minutes after the loss of the primary fire-fighting water supply. |
| d. Powered independently of the Contractor’s normal source of electrical power. This emergency power source shall be capable of being provided when local utilities are disrupted. |
| 4.8.5 Test the primary and emergency fire-fighting operations: |
| a. Within 8 hours after the ship arrives at the Contractor’s facility. |
| b. Weekly. |
| 4.9 Sewage and Turbid Water Disposal Service |
| 4.9.1 Accept and properly dispose of effluent sewage and turbid water from the ship’s deck connection(s). The ship’s pumps will be used to pump the sewage and turbid water to the deck connection(s). |
| 4.10 Steam Service |
| 4.10.1 If required in the detail specification item, supply steam to the ship’s deck connection at the temperature and pressure specified. |
| 4.10.2 Use new, unused hoses. |
| 4.11 Temporary Toilet Facilities |
| 4.11.1 If required in the detail specifications, or whenever the Contractor must secure the ship’s toilet facilities, provide temporary toilet facilities for exclusive NOAA use, as follows: |
| a. One temporary toilet for each 15 persons, or part thereof, in the ship’s on-site crew. |
| b. When the ship is in a dry dock or marine railway, locate the toilet(s) on the ship’s main deck near the stern. When the ship is moored dockside, locate the toilet(s) within 200 feet of the ship’s gangway. |
| c. Portable chemical toilets are acceptable provided the Contractor empties and cleans them daily. |
| 4.12 Snow and Ice Removal Service |
| 4.12.1 Keep ship gangways and decks free of snow and ice to provide a safe working environment in accordance with reference 2.7. |
| 4.12.2 Take care to avoid damaging the ship’s deck, hatches, equipment, or coatings. |
| 4.12.3 Do not use de-icers containing calcium chloride (rock salt) or sodium chloride. |
| 4.13 Telephone Service |
| 4.13.1 Provide and install telephones in locations designated in the detail specification. If not designated in the detail specification, locate the telephones as specified by the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR). |
| 4.13.2 The telephones shall be push button, touch tone. |
| 4.13.3 The telephones shall have private lines. |
| 4.13.4 Outside numbers shall be able to be dialed or received at all days and times. |
| 4.13.5 Provide telephone service for making local calls, toll free calls and long distance calling card calls using government AT&T calling cards. In the event that the telephones are used to make long distance toll calls, prepare a separate invoice, ... |
| 4.14 Internet Service |
| 4.14.1 Provide high-speed, broadband internet connectivity via a local Internet Service Provider or privately owned internal internet connection. High-speed broadband internet is defines as Digital Subscriber Service (DSL), cable network, or fiber opt... |
| 4.14.2 The provided service shall be a secure business-type account that supports Virtual Private Network (VPN) connections, if available with a minimum of 25 Mbps download and 5 Mbps upload speed. |
| 4.14.3 Provide service in locations designated in the detail specification. These locations will typically include the ship and each dockside office provided for NOAA use. If not designated in the detail specification, locate the internet service as... |
| 4.15 Garbage and Recycling Service |
| 4.15.1 If required in the detailed specifications or other procurement documents, provide containers on the ship for convenient and sanitary disposal of garbage and recyclables by the ship’s crew. |
| 4.15.2 If adequate ship deck space is not available, the containers may be located off the ship within twenty (20) feet of the gangway, if pre-authorized by the COR. |
| 4.15.3 Empty and clean the containers daily. |
| 4.16 Vehicle Parking Spaces |
| 4.16.1 Provide vehicle parking spaces in the quantity specified in the detail specification. |
| 4.16.2 The parking spaces shall be located inside the facility. |
| 4.16.3 Parking spaces may be provided outside the facility if they are within 100 feet of an entrance gate and the Contractor has means to control unauthorized use. |
| 4.17 Dockside Office Space |
| 4.17.1 Provide dockside office spaces with adjacent toilet facilities for exclusive use by NOAA personnel in the quantities specified in the detail specification or other procurement documents. |
| 4.17.2 Locate the office space as close as practical to the ship, preferably within 300 feet. If the offices are located more than 300 feet from the ship, provide a golf cart or bicycle for exclusive NOAA use. |
| 4.17.3 Provide temperature control with heating and air conditioning to maintain the office space and adjacent toilet facilities between 68 and 76 degrees Fahrenheit. |
| 4.17.4 Provide daily janitorial service to clean the office spaces, toilet facilities, and to empty the wastepaper baskets. |
| 4.17.5 The Dockside office spaces shall be: |
| a. A minimum of 12 feet by 12 feet. |
| b. Equipped with at least: |
| 1. One 30-inch by 60-inch desk. |
| 2. One 30-inch by 48-inch (minimum) work table. |
| 3. Two chairs. |
| 4. One two-drawer file cabinet. |
| 5. One wastepaper basket. |
| 6. Three, double socket, 120 VAC outlets evenly spaced around the walls, with electrical power. |
| 7. Overhead and task lighting. |
| 8. Two clear windows. Each a minimum area of six foot square. |
| 4.17.6 The adjacent toilet facilities shall be provided, as follows: |
| a. Provide at least one toilet facility per two offices. |
| b. Provide each toilet facility with at least one water closet and one lavatory that is kept stocked with ample toilet tissue, soap and paper towels. |
| c. Equip each toilet facility with a wastepaper basket and a door which can be locked from the inside while in use. |
| 4.18 Security Service |
| 4.18.1 If required by the detail specifications or other procurement document, provide security guard service during all periods that no contract work is being performed on the ship, as follows: |
| a. A guard shall inspect all unlocked compartments at least once every two hours. |
| b. The guard shall be equipped with a Detex® watch clock, or equivalent, during the compartment inspections and shall record their inspections on the clock at key stations securely installed by the Contractor. |
| c. The number of key stations required shall be determined by dividing the ship’s overall length in feet by 40. One key station shall be provided for each 40 feet, and part thereof. The location for installing the key stations shall be specified by t... |
| d. Each day provide a copy of the watch clock recording for the preceding 24-hour period to the COR. |
| This Checklist is for guidance only. The Contractor is required to meet all requirements in the specification, whether or not they are captured accurately or fully in this checklist. |
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